If you had to choose.

[Infidel]

A profession again would you stick with what you do now?

 

[Nige F]

GAS not Water...Definitely - for the 80`s sell off and shares, and the cushy job I would still have despite getting arthritic- I`d be in an office, or made redundant with more £££££ because they couldn`t find me a job. and I`d sit here and take the P*** out of plumbers- instead of vice- versa.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

No!
I would change my name to something foreign sounding, then father 25 children and wait for the handouts.

 

[Nige F]

And you could get on Jeremy Kyle show

 

[crystal ball]

Yes but would go for better qualifications when I was younger

 

[dextrous]

No - I'd chose to be a professional millionaire.

 

[lifesagasman]

why be a pro, just do it as a hobby....

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

And you could get on Jeremy Kyle show

Never thought of that , so in that case I'll stick at what I am doing.

 

[Infidel]

I used to love my job (switch maintenance for gpo/ bt) you used to get into the places that the public don't usually get to see because they all have a phone and they go wrong eventually.
Never knew what your next job was going to be or where, then they promoted me gave me an office and six months later I took redundancy.

 

[DP]

Infidel, so did I till '92 in Glasgow F

 

[Infidel]

Infidel, so did I till '92 in Glasgow F

Hung in till 95, not well paid but adequate for our needs, but a great job seen things and been places well you know.

 

[conny]

No chance!

But I would have to do something practical as I like using my hands.
Maybe carpentery, not a joiner, a real carpenter who worked with real wood and made bespoke furniture, toys, etc.

 

[lostinfens]

I'd be a joiner or plasterer or sparks or plumber. Then I would be able to work on a nice ready made building instead of a wet cold green field site creating something from nothing & not have to endure whingeing joiners saying "its 10mm out of square" on a 200 sq mts build or other pontificating over rated over paid none attending tradespersons slapping great holes through carefully finished brickwork which I wouldn't have wasted my time doing, just so they could f*** it up.