money-money-money
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: WOODS
Posts: 523

My job seems safe right now I work in the fast food industry (McDonalds) andit seems to be doing good yet. I plan on buying new broadheads and a new release this year and maybe another treestand. I was going to get a new bow but bought my wife a new diamond wrap for her wedding ring instead.
#23

ORIGINAL: mohunter82
Man if your on commissioned sales you must be one hell of a salesman. If i put my salesman on comm. they wouldn't be able to get a drink of water out of the fountain at walmart.
i mean our overall sales are not down but traffic has slowed considerably.
as to new equipment. I could be broke and still try and buy stuff i dont need.
Man if your on commissioned sales you must be one hell of a salesman. If i put my salesman on comm. they wouldn't be able to get a drink of water out of the fountain at walmart.
i mean our overall sales are not down but traffic has slowed considerably.
as to new equipment. I could be broke and still try and buy stuff i dont need.
The main thing is to remember that those people are visitng you for a reason, and it's not to window shop. Offer excellent customer service, to every single customer,and more often than not, you'll get the sale.
#24

i am a probation officer, so when times are tough, my business keeps on going. i do plan on starting my own euro mount business on the side this upcoming fall. hopefully that will help bring in some extra cash for hunting goodies.
#25

I hope to remain fortunate as my job & the misses are both in stable industries and look to weather these rough economic times. I've not cut back my spending attitudes. That said I don't have much to get for the coming year. A new sight for my old bow& rest for the new bow is still yet to be purchased.
#28

I work retail. So it hasn't effected me yet. I get a few hours cut here and their.
I have noticed it though in my firefighting. Alot of people are burning whatever they can find and its causing alot of chimney fires in my area.
I have noticed it though in my firefighting. Alot of people are burning whatever they can find and its causing alot of chimney fires in my area.
#29

Graduated with an engineering degree in December. Had a good paying job lined up out of school but the plant I was going to work for had a temporary closing due to demand and I lost my job.
Looking for an entry level job in metallurgical engineering in this area is proving to be quite difficult.
I'm planning on starting back at school and getting my MBA so that I have a more marketable set of degrees and hopefully the job market will be closer to normal when I'm done.
As for hunting gear I'll wait til my birthday...no purchases for me! Besides I have everything I need anyway.
Looking for an entry level job in metallurgical engineering in this area is proving to be quite difficult.
I'm planning on starting back at school and getting my MBA so that I have a more marketable set of degrees and hopefully the job market will be closer to normal when I'm done.
As for hunting gear I'll wait til my birthday...no purchases for me! Besides I have everything I need anyway.

#30

Savin' a little money in the event that the bottom falls completely out of the construction industry... the pup and I will be alright.

I did begin my AR Build, got a new puppy on the way and... put in for my Wyoming elk tag.


