Best job for a bodybuilder?

[Phidias]

Annuitant not having to work...

 

[concreter]

Concrete construction, you never need cardio in a Gym again.
But if I worked for a Steakhouse I could finally be a Giant.

 

[yatyas314]

petrochemical industry I have a full kitchen and take breaks when I want too and make good $$$

 

[Elvia1023]

That's interesting mate.

As a matter of fact Europe's Peptide Kingpin Mafia once upon a time use to sell British dragon dbol for a quid in the rough streets of Liverpool . Now he lives under always changing identities in Swiss and is oddly enough protected by Geneva convention after violating human rights of many by making them shoot peptides NOT made for human consumption.

I inject my pet rat so I have no idea who you are talking about... sounds like a badass though

 

[Woody_Woodpecker]

Best job for a bodybuilder……

Professional Bodybuilder

Quite right! X10 on this

 

[Dvo36]

A boy toy for a rich cougar!!!!

 

[epoxy]

WFH salesperson or WFH recruiter jobs have been the best to me. lets me get all my meals in since im right next to my fridge all day in my own home. sales has some client facing aspects that require me to having meetings but i set all my meetings early morning then go back home afterwards.

i will say you cant start a career this way for the most part, you need to be pretty good at your job to get the man to let you work from home.

 

[Ty]

In the military, everyone seems to respect a fit person..like super fit. Of course you catch a lot of flack as well, but it's all good nature. You also get a lot of comments such as: if we are under fire I want Ti with me..so he can throw me over his shoulder and carry me out.

Saying that, I did bartender for 6 months as a part time job. As girls get more drinks in them, they get bolder...and they see the bartender as a trophy. So I had a LOT of fun in that job.

 

[Sugashane]

Really depends on what your goals are. People have different personalities while having the same passion, so you will see a plethora of variety in what board members do.

My advice it to find things that genuinely interest you, that you enjoy doing, and find what jobs correlate to them. Do NOT just chase a salary. Money is always nice, but doing a job you loathe for over 40 hours a week is a horrible way to live, and it will affect you far more than when you're on the clock, I promise you that.

 

[broncos62577]

Lawyer here. Pretty much sit in my office researching law and writing briefs. Have maybe 3 trials per year but other than that pretty flexible for bb.

 

[bobby45512]

Process technology, pay is great and easy work. Can work in facilities within the petrochem, pharmaceutical, food and beverage industries.