Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

Of bird houses? That’s a pretty broad “trade”

 

As long as you're not a laborer, any decent company will want you to work smarter not harder.

Tin bender or a plumber were my first thoughts

 

Define "lots of money" and "nothing" for us?

 

All the construction trades do really well, and it's just going to keep going in that direction

 

Answer to that is no.

However, if you have a big schlong and no morals you can get paid like $100-150 per scene in the adult industry... but only on the gay for pay side of it. If you only like ladies, it's like half that.

That's as close to money for nothing, or at least for something fun, as you'll get.

 

That gave me a morning chuckle...

 

What do you mean by 'Japan is safe'

 

The government won't try to hack your phone and use it to listen or steal your info.

 

When I die, I want absolutely no one to stand in the freakin' heat on my behalf...

If folks feel the need to gather, by all means do so; but dress comfy, relax, sip a little, eat a little and call it good

 

If you are willing to do the schooling, medical coding and billing pays pretty good. Lots of times they will pay for your internet as well. Could even do starlink and be mobile with it.

 

Then you look around and think... shit, I really don't live any different than when I made $40k; everything I own just costs more now

 

Of everyone in this thread, you strike me as someone who has a very good balance in life

That matters far more than making huge $$$$

 

Morning!

 

Commodities

 

Plus, @T-Rex266 will have his own resident AC dude

 

Isn't that already being done by several countries even while I'm peacefully sitting in my home here in the US

 

Is 'nothing' really a thing...

or is it simply the absence of something???

 

My experience with medical billing is that they can fuck it up badly and it's still my fault.
We bought a second house in 2004 and when the credit check went thru, there were two collections. That added .5% to the interest. Both were from medical that sent the bill to an address that we hadn't lived at for 15 years. No notice to us. Total of $350 that wouldn't have a problem to pay if we'd known about it. My wife talked to the mortgage guy and he said that medical bills were killing credit scores, but they were often wrong. But they couldn't ignore it, fair lending and such.

If you have a soul, get into medical billing to fix it. If you don't, there's good money there.