What kind?

I'm going to be a high school history teacher!!!! :)











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Yeah by the time you graduate we won't need anything to be engineered. You'll be outta work before you're even employed.

I hope my kids have an awesome teacher like Mr. Ron :)

im gonna make 10 billion dollars a second when i grow up

Earning lots of money is over-rated, you have to work so hard for it you've got no time.

Instead of a history text books just teach out Argholsent CD booklets.

oh hell yeah.

Yeah they're my #1 source of history and political ideology.

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17041452]im gonna make 10 billion dollars a second when i grow up[/QUOTE]

i wanna be a dog when i grow up but i dont think it pays as well

[quote=Aaron;17041456]Earning lots of money is over-rated, you have to work so hard for it you've got no time.[/quote]a pharmacist's workweek is 33hrs

[quote=radagastthebrown;17041468]a pharmacist's workweek is 33hrs[/quote]
Not the successful ones.

You'd be surprised.

I just want to not end up like my dad. When I was younger we would have been considered millionaires, but then my dad lost his business and became over 50k in debt to the IRS.

It's a weird transition from living on big house on the lake to living in a negro town.

If you want to earn more than your peers, you've gotta do extra work.

the head pharmacist works about 40hrs/wk for $5000/wk

and thats at ****ing kmart

Pharmacist pay is ridiculous, you don't have to work tons of hours to be wealthy.

[QUOTE=Aaron;17041492]If you want to earn more than your peers, you've gotta do extra work.[/QUOTE]

not necessarily. look at professional athletes.

yeah, because they don't train harder for their preferred sport than anybody else ever or anything.

^ yeah, lol.

[quote=bringonthebreakdown;17041510]not necessarily. look at professional athletes.[/quote]
You make me lol. Being is an athlete is not really a true profession. It's 5 to 10 years of being paid to play sport. It's not the same as a career.

Most of them don't. Professional sports are home to a large majority of prima donas and money-hungry pansies.

Regardless, pretty much any profession in the medical field pays extremely high, whether you have tons of hours or not.

You still have to work for it though. Whether it's in the study, or climbing the ladder like in finance.

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;17041527]Most of them don't. Professional sports are home to a large majority of prima donas and money-hungry pansies.[/QUOTE]

Prima donas and money-hungry pansies who work out for more hours in a day than you work dude.

It's all about the schooling, you need a lot of it, and it's very expensive. But it pays off with high salary and a good schedule. Especially for pharmacist's, not neccessarely surgeons.

[QUOTE=Angmar;17041442]What kind?[/QUOTE]

civil

I'm being paid as we speak, lol.

im not much on the medical field tbh.. it pays extremely well but i find that stuff epicly boring.

[QUOTE=pate;17041541]civil[/QUOTE]

I'm considering civil engineering, but architecture seems like a nice path as well. Plus the classes are very appealing to me, only 1 trimester of math is required and a lot of the courses sound very interesting. Plus travelling to Rome for studying abroad would be awesome. Civil Enigneering requires a s[SIZE="2"]hi[/SIZE]t load of math classes like Calculus which I just don't even want to think about...

[quote=Aaron;17041532]You still have to work for it though. Whether it's in the study, or climbing the ladder like in finance.[/quote]except its all memorization, so its not bad at all