what is your job?

[Danny Gunz]

Im a student studying criminal justice, luckily its a pretty easy major so I work 2 nights a week bar backing which gets me decent money for someone my age, and this summer I'm interning with the fbi in philly, I'm really looking forward to it should be a good experience.

[Bull24]

Hull Maintenance Technician

[Check]

University of Maryland - College Park. Double-majoring in Finance and Accounting.

Very nice. Are you planning on staying in the area? The Dallas is hiring a lot of people in our field.

I work at a big pizza restaraunt. Been there for a few years but I'm going to quit before school starts. There's a spot open for bar porters/barbacks at the Hard Rock my aunt manages and I really want to apply since I have great experience with serving/switching kegs/stocking/maintenance. In the longterm I want to learn bartending to help pay for school and pick up women. My dream is to become a speech pathologist and help kids in elementary school who went through the same problems I did.

If you can I'd certainly do it. You'll make more money than a lot of college graduates do. I do it part time on Fridays and Saturdays because the money is that damn good.

I should have, but I made alot of mistakes starting back in highschool. I dont need the debt that enrolling would bring, nor do i have time.


Are you a Michigan fan?

Life long fan and alumnus. I bleed blue.

[Mike Tyson77]

Life long fan and alumnus. I bleed blue.

What did you think/do when they lost to App. State that year?

[sukhenkoy]

Very nice. Are you planning on staying in the area? The Dallas is hiring a lot of people in our field.



If you can I'd certainly do it. You'll make more money than a lot of college graduates do. I do it part time on Fridays and Saturdays because the money is that damn good.



Life long fan and alumnus. I bleed blue.

For my entry-level job - yes. I really wouldn't mind living in Boston in the future, and I hear Boston is very big in terms of career opportunities in the finance field. I plan on studying for my CPA license after school as well, so that should open up even more doors for the future.

I take it you're pursuing a career in the finance field as well? What specifically are you looking to do?

[Check]

What did you think/do when they lost to App. State that year?

What do you think.....I was very upset and shocked. I was born and raised a short drive from the school so I have been a fan all of my life. It's one of the reasons that I decided to attend, that and it being much cheaper than going to any other school.

[Check]

For my entry-level job - yes. I really wouldn't mind living in Boston in the future, and I hear Boston is very big in terms of career opportunities in the finance field. I plan on studying for my CPA license after school as well, so that should open up even more doors for the future.

I take it you're pursuing a career in the finance field as well? What specifically are you looking to do?

I actually have my BBA from Michigan University, but for the last 3 years I was doing management in the automotive industry. I'm actually going back to work on MBA in September. I'm trying to get into investment banking but anything outside of management would be a plus, I'm fed up with it.

[Mike Tyson77]

What do you think.....I was very upset and shocked. I was born and raised a short drive from the school so I have been a fan all of my life. It's one of the reasons that I decided to attend, that and it being much cheaper than going to any other school.

That was the biggest upset in football history, mabe sports history. I remember the App State announcers going berserk when they blocked that kick.

[New England]

I own a business. It's a wild ride but I wouldn't trade it for the world.

Sometimes I feel like the lord and master of the universe, and at other times i feel like i've got no business being in charge of anything.

nobody tells new england what to do. except for his customers. they rule the roost. new england's lovey dovey with them.


i'm not attached to what i do now specifically, but i'm going to endeavor to have some sort of entrepreneurial prospect under my command for the rest of my working life. it is in my blood. my brother and father are in business. i cant remember what it's like to work for somebody else. i've been incorporated for three and a half years now.


i scheme on the weekends. i'll wake up in the middle of the night scheming. i'm scheming right now. constantly scheming. there are always improvements that can be made. no successful business sold for the same price at which it was purchased. you've got to think about growth. it doesnt feel like work to me.

when business is good you just fine tune things and lick your chops. you think bigger.
when things are bad you're literally waking and working tirelessly to lose money. you think about jumping off a bridge or tall building, knowing damn well that you cannot fly.


oh yeah:
fuck taxes, and the goddamn state of massachusetts and all of it's old ass backwards laws and townships

[sukhenkoy]

I actually have my BBA from Michigan University, but for the last 3 years I was doing management in the automotive industry. I'm actually going back to work on MBA in September. I'm trying to get into investment banking but anything outside of management would be a plus, I'm fed up with it.

Good stuff. I was contemplating getting into investment banking myself, but I think that I wouldn't want to deal with the 80+ hour workweeks.

Good luck with your MBA, Check.