Me. Chef.
Didn’t like the crap pay and the long hours but would have loved to have been one
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Me. Chef.
Didn’t like the crap pay and the long hours but would have loved to have been one
Army, Police anything along those linesOriginally Posted by WJ99mobile
I find watching The Repair Shop on the telly very therapeutic.
Would love to have to have been some sort of craftsman. Something you can completely immerse yourself into and see the end-results. Hopeless at fixing anything unfortunately.
Porn Legend
A bra fitter
Run a homeless charity
It looks alright if you don’t get caught
Ive always thought that if I won enough money I’d start a business, say gardening, and employ vets who have fallen on hard times.
Serious answer, probably a musician. A concert level classical guitarist if I could choose any genre. The biggest regret I have is not learning musical theory as a youngster. Although having a butterfly brain I would struggle to devote all my energy to one pastime.
Same applies to painting. I've done watercolours and been pleased with the results but wish I'd learned more at an early age. Being a much sought after artist sounds a good career choice to me.
Radio sports commentator. Remember Peter Jones on radio 2 / 5 I always wanted to be him.
Saggar Maker's Bottom Knocker.
SAS
Footballer.
Boxer.
I think there's a gap in the market for a mobile bra fitter. Visiting the homes of bored housewives who cant get to M&S when they feel like it.
Other than that I'd liked to have learnt an orchestral instrument and played to a professional standard.
Fanny barber
probably a physiotherapist
would have loved to have qualified, join the military straight after Uni travelled the world, then settle into a good well payed career that actually helps people. Would have also got my football fix by working with with a local football team that needed support. welsh league or something.
Unfortunately I did not really know what I wanted to do at 18 so went to uni and completed a generic business degree.
I am now doing a RICS Building surveyors masters via open university, and looks like that will be my future career hopefully, I am optimistic about building surveying as a career and think I can be happy doing it. Just not the perfect choice if I had my time again.
A zoo keeper. Love animals, have always had a dog. Would love to have worked with apes.
Just imagine being paid to do what you love,i had the same dreams as you but ending up working in a warehouse.
I applied for a job as a fanny barber once. Was told I had to go to Croydon. I asked if that was where the job is. They said no the jobs in Manchester but Croydon is where the queue starts
My first girlfriend was keeper. I realised that the first time I met her. She had elephant poo on her boots.
Accountant, as I was good at maths.
But on caareers night, they persuaded me that "you don't need maths - everything's done by computers" (This was 1970)
So I went into computing.
Did OK out of it, but then the outsourcing started, and I fount it necessary to take release/early retirement at 53 (health had a big say)
Move on to 2010, my accountant son-ion-law gets to travel all over the world (pre-virus) and earns a fortune.
Rock star, Premier League footballer or F1 driver.
There is a really really good BBC podcast about his life. Well worth listening to.
(I never knew he was a Jack!)
Nor did I. Never knew. To be honest never knew he was Welsh - assume he was now you've said that. Will dig the podcast out. Thanks.
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