What do you do for a living?

[funkyjudge]

9 hours ago, txgolfjunkie said:

Ha! My father-in-law grew up in Yonkers and played bass with his high school garage band. Steven Tallarico was the lead singer for the band. Steven wanted to take the band on the road but my FIL's mom was single and she wanted him to stay back to help with his siblings. He stayed in Yonkers while the band took off for various gigs around NYC. 

For those who don't know who Steven Tallarico is, he later changed his name to Steven Tyler...yes, THAT Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. 

The drummer that I played with for the last 4-1/2 years grew up in Yonkers and played with Steve (Talarico, a/k/a Tyler).  His name is Tommy Scopino and he played in the U.S. Navy Jazz Band and also was the drummer for Todd Rundgren for 11 years, plus he played with both Bad Company and even KISS when their drummer was sick and in rehab.  Yonkers, NY turned out some good musicians — even Gene Krupa came from Yonkers!

[funkyjudge]

14 hours ago, PMookie said:

Rick James is a favorite of mine, and I can’t imagine the stories you could tell!!!

Rick was a real trip, even back then.  He grew up in Buffalo, NY and used to play in small clubs and “dive bars” before he got “discovered”.  I was friends with his bodyguard (we played football together, and he went to high school with my best friend), and my keyboard player/band leader was a friend of Rick James, which is how we got the job opening for him on his first “tour” (mostly amusement parks, county fairs, and small arenas). This was before “Super Freak” and “Give It To Me Baby” were recorded.  I still keep in touch with some of the members of the Stone City Band.

We used to call Rick James “Rick the Trick” and the Stone City Band was known by those who were close to them as the “STONED City Band”.

[PMookie]

20 minutes ago, funkyjudge said:

Rick was a real trip, even back then.  He grew up in Buffalo, NY and used to play in small clubs and “dive bars” before he got “discovered”.  I was friends with his bodyguard (we played football together, and he went to high school with my best friend), and my keyboard player/band leader was a friend of Rick James, which is how we got the job opening for him on his first “tour” (mostly amusement parks, county fairs, and small arenas). This was before “Super Freak” and “Give It To Me Baby” were recorded.  I still keep in touch with some of the members of the Stone City Band.

We used to call Rick James “Rick the Trick” and the Stone City Band was known by those who were close to them as the “STONED City Band”.

In the 70s pretty much EVERY band was “stoned”!!! 

[McGolf]

Manage at a now shut down uranium enrichment facility maintaining the utilities, emergency response, and regulatory compliance.

when not doing that, Mrs McGolf and I operate a custom fitting, repair facility and driving range. 

When not doing that I have a youtube channel mcgolf custom clubs Golf club reviews, repairs and fittings.

Then I rest.

[dlow206]

3 hours ago, McGolf said:

Manage at a now shut down uranium enrichment facility maintaining the utilities, emergency response, and regulatory compliance.

when not doing that, Mrs McGolf and I operate a custom fitting, repair facility and driving range. 

When not doing that I have a youtube channel mcgolf custom clubs Golf club reviews, repairs and fittings.

Then I rest.

^^^^ Best club repair and club building youtuber out there

[Kenny B]

6 hours ago, McGolf said:

Manage at a now shut down uranium enrichment facility maintaining the utilities, emergency response, and regulatory compliance.

when not doing that, Mrs McGolf and I operate a custom fitting, repair facility and driving range. 

When not doing that I have a youtube channel mcgolf custom clubs Golf club reviews, repairs and fittings.

Then I rest.

Seems like I may have asked this before, but I'm old so I get to repeat myself as much as I want.

When did you start working at PORTS?  I've been there off and on since 1985 until just before they shut down.  

[McGolf]

1992

 

[PMookie]

Job change starts next week:

Key Account Manager in LA/TX/NM/AZ for the gastrointestinal marketing department of a global pharmaceutical company.

[sirchunksalot]

9 hours ago, PMookie said:

Job change starts next week:

Key Account Manager in LA/TX/NM/AZ for the gastrointestinal marketing department of a global pharmaceutical company.

Congratulations on getting to start the new job! Hopefully you'll have a smooth transition into your new position.

[Kenny B]

11 hours ago, McGolf said:

1992

 

My last time there for DOE was 1991, but a few years later I was there several times for NRC.  Interfaced with the NMC&A group. 

That was during the time I started playing golf.  Played something called Beaver "something" near the plant, a course on the other side of Waverly toward Chillicothe, and one in Chillicothe with guys from the plant.

[Golfspy_TCB]

While I anxiously await my offer from LIV, I manage Accounting and Finance for a chemicals and derivatives manufacturing company.

[Tom the Golf Nut]

7 hours ago, Tiftaaft said:

While I anxiously await my offer from LIV, I manage Accounting and Finance for a chemicals and derivatives manufacturing company.

So what you are really saying is that you launder money for drug dealers. I like the way you put a spin on it! 

[Golfspy_TCB]

3 hours ago, Tom the Golf Nut said:

So what you are really saying is that you launder money for drug dealers. I like the way you put a spin on it! 

Lol, I see what you did there!! 

[GaryF]

On 8/22/2021 at 3:24 PM, GaDawg said:

I work in operations at a liberal University and have to deal with all the people that have a PHD - Physically Handicapped Dumbazz. The good thing is I only have a few more days, retiring August 31st.

Congratulations, your day, and new life is upon you!

[GaryF]

Retired now, but spent my entire career working for the Dept of Navy in the modeling, simulation and training field as a software engineer, underwater acoustics SME, manager then director of research. 

[Lefty Larry]

I’m literally living my dream. I knew that when I retired from the hospital industry, my desire was to work part time in some fashion around golf. For the last four years, I have worked at the local golf shop. 

[Ben_Howell34]

Sales for Xerox, gives me a few more excuses per year to play golf. What more needs to be said? 

[GolfSpy_APH]

We have a lot of new members who joined and started on the forum recently. 

And as we are a large but close community we would live to hear what you do for work! Or are you one of the lucky few who are retired and your living is now on the golf course?

[jimfoley]

I am retired and play about 100-150 rounds a year.

[Kenny B]

10 hours ago, jimfoley said:

I am retired and play about 100-150 rounds a year.

Where in Washington do you play?