Blue Collar, White Collar, Striped?

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Blue, white, striped, retired or other?

  • Blue Collar

    Votes: 12 29.3%
  • White Collar

    Votes: 15 36.6%
  • Striped Collar

    Votes: 10 24.4%
  • Retired

    Votes: 1 2.4%
  • Other

    Votes: 3 7.3%

  • Total voters
    41
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Realstone

Lord of Fire
Yo!

This is a bit of an addendum to the mega thread: "Who are you, where are you from..and what do you do?"
For those that don't know, blue collar - you work primarily with your hands (mechanic, laborer, etc), white collar - you work mainly in an office, striped is a little of both, like a field technician, company owner that works in the plant as much as the office. retired is self explanatory and other could be between careers, recuperating or pregnant.

I'm a self employed contractor, so I'm in the striped category.
 
Striped in a white collar world. Computer dude. But I also do all the networking and hardware, so anybody that has ever pushed a ceiling tile back knows....
 
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White collared, but in order to compensate for my career choice I have hobbies that get me dirty and calloused.
 
run a business division, sometimes still go out and install with the guys just to let them know I can and it gains some respect if you do thier job with them. you see what I do on my time off.
 
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stove guy by day, haircutter guy by night....stove guy thing is sorta striped collar....haircutting is pretty blue.
 
I wore stripes for about 6 months, but I'd rather not talk about it.:(
 
For a whole lot of years, I had no trouble whatever deciding what I was going to wear to work, and my collars always had insignias attached. So, maybe I was a Labeled Collar worker. These days (retired) I'm like H the H...you'll rarely catch me wearing anything with a collar of any color. I don't cut hair. Nor am I pregnant.
 
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White Collar, work in investments for money market mutual funds and private accounts. Though I've worked in just about every field at some point.
 
White collar who manages blue collar workers
 
Mafia enforcer,pimp,chief cook & bottle washer.
 
Pimp heh....is that purple collar?
 
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