Can we have a thread for /out/ related jobs? Anybody here ever

>>873281
There is absolutely nothing /out/ related about working in a retail store - no matter what it sells. It's the farthest away you can get from /out/ related jobs.

Your daily commute is several orders of magnitude more /out/ related than your job selling mountaineering backpacks and chic softshell jackets to businessmen and soccer moms.

If you want an /out/ related job, you need to get _out_, not in.

Also, it's a fucking retail job, you don't do that because it's fun, you do that because you need money and don't have any other options.

Work in a out/surplus local retailer. Isn't too bad aside from problems with the owners and such. Avoid people that appear to be gearsnobs, they don't want your impute they mostly want to brag about their vast trove of knowledge and how the solo'd the local dirt path in the park blindfolded. Normal people will only ask if shit is waterproofed and maybe what % wool/cotton it is

Does being a flatbed driver count as out? I haul military and machinery mostly though, but I travel the mid west a lot and go fishing when I'm close to some water.

>>873281
Work as a guide for my university. Just finished up a rafting trip in the Grand Canyon.

>>873281
My girlfriend works for Dicks. She loves it, other than having to deal with shitty customers sometimes. She's gets a 25% discount, which is in turn a discount for me. We use it often. There's a website she can go to and "train" and learn about products they sell, and she gets hella discounts up to 4 times a year from different companies. Oakley, Under Armour, Bushnell, Summit Treestands, to name a few. Most of these discounts are like 35-60% off. I thought about getting a part time job there just for the discounts