what the hell is a good field of work to get into, and build a career out of it...making like $36k min, and not using your own vehicle...
I have a Class A CDL with all endorsements
I have Class D & G security licenses
I have an AA, no specialty, so don't ask my major...

 

fuel hauler

 

talk to graves he can prob get u into armed security with the company he works for....i used to have my D and G til i got a suspended license...

 

Id say join the army but I would never wish this life upon another living soul!

 

Over the road trucker? I've thought about getting into that for years now, but just cannot give up the paycheck I'm making trapped in an office all day until my girl is out of school. Also not sure how well I would handle being away from home all the time and didn't want to lay out $5,000-$7,000 for my CDL. Considering you have been over there for two years and have your CDL, sounds like you could pretty much just fall into that job with no worries?

 

There are alot of over-the-road companies that will take people with no experience. Some, I think JB Cunt, can pay for your schooling up front if you agree to work for them, I think atleast a year. I'm not interested in doing that, you might get around $700-800/week after the 2-3 month training period, which is usually mandatory, but I have done better with local work before. Seems the economy just took a plunge though.

I have thought about joining the military, but now I'll have a house and a vehicle that will be left unattended if I did that. My intentions there would be to get qualified for a private security (contractor) afterwards, which may be tough to get accepted, and also will leave me in a war zone alot...which sucks...so I dunno about the military.

I was interested in doing security at CR-3 the nuke, but it seems they aren't hiring. I'm up in Citrus County, if anyone knows security that's +/- 1 county, I'd check it out.

Fuel hauler...I guess I can look for company names, but they say all the time we spent in Iraq doesn't count here in the US, doesn't show up on DAC report, so alot of companies consider this as non-driving time. I'll look around.

 

Have you tried CIS?

 

CIS is the devil. Enjoy your two year no compete clause.

 

no compete, that only means you can open an agency in the same area...I think

 

No they don't let you work for any other agency to prevent you from giving away company info about clients. they've taken people to court over it.