Job That Couples Well w/ Online Poker On The Side?

[scott8]

All,

High school teacher is the wrong answer.

College professor is the right answer.

Helping,

Caldarooni

Agree. Along those lines, why don't you consider grad school? There is roughly zero accountability, and depending on your field, you can be paid fairly well to enroll (~$40k/year).

[gildwulf]

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Agree. Along those lines, why don't you consider grad school? There is roughly zero accountability, and depending on your field, you can be paid fairly well to enroll (~$40k/year).

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Um, don't go to gradschool because you want to supplement poker. Bad idea. Gradschool is very time intensive, at least at the solid schools. I am at a top ten (in my field) and I maybe have 10 hours a week tops to play poker.

[soko]

I am a receptionist.

Every 15 minutes or so I answer the phone and transfer the line which takes roughly 5 seconsd per caller.

I do about 45 mintues of actual work throughout the day besides answering the phones.

The other 7 hours I screw around on the internet. I used to play poker pretty much 7 hours straight every day but I sort of burned out and only play 2-3 hours a day then spend the rest of the time on 2+2. Because of inturruptions I can't really play more than 2 tables at a time just in case I need to sit out for a few hands.

The lifestyle sucks, I feel like crap every day I leave the office not really doing anything with my life but whatever, it's only temporary.