Escort, get to meet many new interesting people and the pay is fantastic. It's kind of like being paid to date.

Camp counselor the summer I graduated from high school.

Campers changed weekly, so right amount of time to get to know and love them, but not so long that they'd annoy me.

Enough free time to sunbathe (it was the 80s) meals provided, paid to be enthusiastic and have fun and live away from home in an gorgeous mountain camp. Got in the best physical shape doing hikes and being so active.

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Anonymous wrote:Working as a runner and phone clerk on the trading floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange during the early 1980s years of excess and before computers replaced floor traders.

Nothing but frivolous spending, sex, drugs, and wild parties.

It hasn't changed much. I was a runner in 2002. The amount of blow in the place still boggles my mind.

So like Wolf of Wall Street

It seriously was. I'm the original 1980s poster - you would walk into the women's bathroom and ladies were snorting coke off the counter tops. The yacht parties on Lake Michigan were insane.

Sounds like my dream job...pre-marriage and family, of course.

Sounds like a boat that should sink, for the betterment of society.

Anonymous wrote:School librarian. I love my job

I always thought I would like that too. In a good school with a supportive principal, of course.

Anonymous wrote:How come all the accountants aren't chiming in?

I'm an accountant. I like my job. I take great joy in proving auditors wrong, and speaking in USSGL.

How come all the accountants aren't chiming in?

Gymnastics camp counselor - I ran the program and could do whatever I wanted. Second best was a regular gymnastics instructor, except for the time the owner put her son in my class.

School librarian. I love my job