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12 hours ago, Tumnaal said:

 I dream of becoming a fashion designer, but at the moment I have too little knowledge to work in this field.
   So now I'm working at a job I don't like and trying to earn money for design courses.

You should speak to Peter Grant. He can give you a few pointers on how being a clueless count should be no obstacle to getting your dream job.

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On 07/09/2021 at 17:14, Jamie_Beatson said:

I always fancied being in aviation when I was younger - but then decided I'd rather be a journalist. Did that for 12 years after finishing uni, but always kept looking at going down the air traffic control route.

Eventually decided to go for it about three years ago and went through the selection process - managed to get the job and fully qualified as a controller about four months ago. Absolutely brilliant.

^ ^

To blame for yesterday.

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I would love to be a chatbot creator, and troll various internet forums and leave some of the worst attempts at click bait 'hidden' in amongst some really shit, virgin-esqe conversation, placed in obscure threads that have not been read in over a year.

Oh to dream!

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Best job on the planet has got to be a backup quarterback in the NFL. 7 figure salary each year, get to sit and watch high quality sport every week, and if you do have to play, there are zero expectations on you. You can only become the hero. If you’re not, everyone expected that anyway.

 In terms of a realistic answer, I’d be a cricket club groundsman. Cut grass, or sit on a roller all day listening to music or podcasts or whatever. If I came in to enough money that I didn’t have to work, but also couldn’t afford to live a jet setting life, that’s what I’d do to fill my time. 

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21 minutes ago, dagane said:

I'd like to be an outback trucker , travelling the length and breadth of Australia ( I'd also make sure all the nuts and bolts on my lorry had been tightened before I set off)

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