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Your ULTIMATE Dream Job

BreakGuy

BreakGuy

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We all have that dream job that we would love to do, I'm sure there are some people who will manage to get their ultimate dream but realistically we know it's unlikely to impossible that we'd ever end up doing it...

... so what's yours?
 
I actually want to do video editing or graphic design for companies. :p

Doing nothing would get really boring.
 
Scientific explorer, either in outer space or deep in the ocean.

Which is funny, because I'm an artist and photography professor. And I'm not interested in photographing either, only seeing and being in those spaces, and learning.
 
My dream job would be to own and work in an artisanal bread bakery. Nothing extreme just make delicious wholesome bread and pastries.
 
Except for the one who wants to be a dictactor :)D), some dream jobs quoted here can be accessible. Maybe just some studies to renew with or some guts to start a business. Let's go guys! (very good thread btw)
 
I'm retired but I would take a job, that required rubbing peanut butter on her
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And the licking it off.:D

I think i'll now go and lay down for a while.:p
 
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Why would I do a job that I didn't consider my dream job (or a job connected to with me getting that dream job).

:confused:
 
Quality Assurance/Taste Tester for Guinness.

I remember reading an article years ago about Guinness using QA people to travel to bars and pubs to examine the taps, lines, etc, to make sure they were up to snuff and tasting the product to make sure it was meeting standards. Travel around and sample beer? Sign me up! :D

Note: I would also accept such a position from other breweries including, but not limited to, Rogue, New Belgium, and more!
 
One of them people who manage to somehow have a lot of holidays and a lot of money at the same time. Or do that sort only exist in movies?
 
Doing what I love doing... sitting at my computer desk playing a bit of guitar, taking photographs and editing them, surfing the internet, reading interesting stuff.
 
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