What does everyone do for a living?
02-03-13, 12:30 PM
#1592
Driver School Candidate
great profession AntLexus
I'm a kidney transplant recipient 
(2007); my wife is a kidney donor(2011). I'm retired: drove big trucks for 40 years. Teamster member for 29 yrs. Now honorary retired member.
wife also retired.
02-04-13, 09:52 AM
#1600
My two year "intro" period at J.P. Morgan is up next month, but just got word that I'll be getting a revenue-sharing offer to stick around. 
Next goal is to make Vice President before I turn 30. 
I have a few friends that work at the NYC headquarters, and they all love the company. I'm also very much enjoying your Bluebird product combined with Vanilla Reloads (the holy grail for credit card churners).
PS: Hook it up with a Centurion invite!
Next goal is to make Vice President before I turn 30. I have a few friends that work at the NYC headquarters, and they all love the company. I'm also very much enjoying your Bluebird product combined with Vanilla Reloads (the holy grail for credit card churners).
PS: Hook it up with a Centurion invite!
02-14-13, 03:27 PM
#1601
My company policy says I can't blog about what I do, so I'll just leave it as:
I'm working on "the most expensive things in the universe" according to the Ex Lockheed Martin CEO, in a fruit company in the Silicon Valley, on a product that was originally invented by Alexander Bell Graham.
I'm working on "the most expensive things in the universe" according to the Ex Lockheed Martin CEO, in a fruit company in the Silicon Valley, on a product that was originally invented by Alexander Bell Graham.
02-14-13, 10:21 PM
#1605
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