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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-07-2008 @ 11:45AM
ojala said...
Many countries require that you enter your occupation in the immigration form. CTO or any IT acronym may be difficult in some odd caribbean island so for the last few years I've used fireman. Everyone knows what they do. Unfortunately my girlfriend refuses to use "nurse" ;-) (She doesn't work in IT)
A friend does the same and he is always a bridge builder. Everyone knows what a bridge is..
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7-07-2008 @ 12:18PM
justin.glow said...
Lots of international hostels ask for your occupation as well. I usually put "astronaut."
7-08-2008 @ 2:33PM
Willy said...
I have used "I am a businessman."
I love the vagueness of it.
7-08-2008 @ 4:58PM
Sandy said...
I tell people (with a very serious look on my face) that I work in High Speed Aluminum Tubing. You always get a puzzled look from them and you can see their brain start working as they try to figure that one out.
Like most of the airlines right now, things are so crazy where I'm at that even though I love to fly and see the world- I am looking for something else. Two Involuntary Furloughs was enough and I won't come back from a third.
7-08-2008 @ 10:02PM
Jill said...
My mom is or I should say was in the business and her husband is a pilot. They now own and operate a charter business with another pilot. Some of the stories she has told me has either had me rolling with laughter or shaking my head in shame that people can act the way they do. Like you, she loved her job but age caught up to her but she was able to find other ways to stay in the air when her time was up, like bringing medical needy children back from other countries. She worked her backside off and still does and loved every minute of it. I for one still ooh and ah over someone being a flight attendant. Good luck and fly safe, all of you out there!