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>>38422827
What are the hours like?

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Royal Mail Postman.

Literally getting paid to burn ~1500 calories walking every day.

Makes cutting so much easier, and bulking so much more fun (used to be fat and can eat a lot)

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I sit down for 8 hours a day.

I work two jobs. First at an online insurance sales company I helped start. It's exciting running your own business but stressful and money is feast and famine.

I also work for fedex as a handler at a large and busy station. I break down pallets, load them onto a belt and offload trucks for 3-5 hours a day. It's an intense lifting workout. Always leave drenched in sweat with a nice back pump.

I'm a clinical research facilitator and am about to interview for a medical examiner's assistant jerb.

Stock shelves at whole foods. Get to move around a lot at work and I get a discount on my groceries. Win win really.

>>38423900
just finished up my payroll stuff for whole foods. I start tuesday as a cook there. more time for the gym than the job im quiting

>>38422827
Cell tower work pays better, you'd probably enjoy it. A bit more travel though.

I work the desk at my martial arts gym. Pretty great. Really don't have to do that much, sit around and watch technique videos, jabberjaw with some of the fighters/grapplers, study etc.

part time giving out samples at Sam's club
Stand in place all day
Free snacks

As the lowest ranking guy on a construction crew, I'm basically carrying shit around all day. Thank god for long arms for solo carrying sheetrock and plywood. Also, sending some 3"+ nails home with a hammer is great for forearms and is also satisfying as hell

>>38422827
currently taking my bachelors in mechanical engineering
also i work as an apprentice mechanic in papi's shop

My current job is not /fit/, I'm just a server at a small Italian restaurant. I am planning on going back to schoo lthis speing though to become an EMT, and then going on to pursue a dual degree they do in fire science/paramedics. I want to be a firefighter/paramedic.

>>38425089
School*, spring*, sorry-- typos

Work as a TV show editor. It's fun, but not /fit/ at all.

>>38422827
It does seem like a great job but isn't it like the most dangerous job in America?

I'm on my third tech start-up and have partners and developers in different cities around the world. I work out of my house and set my own hours for the most part so I can hit the gym mid day when it's not busy. I also travel quite a bit for meetings so I get used to having to squeeze in workouts at random hotel gyms or go for long distance runs through new cities.

It's not a /fit/ job per se but it is a conducive lifestyle for fitness.

Stocker at Target. Carrying heavy shit constantly, unloading trucks, climbing up ladders with heavy shit on my shoulders, etc. Doesn't get more fit than that bruh.