pony I know you're in canada so it could be different but how do you get into that type of work?
so in my case it's because i was working for a rent-a-cop security guard company and i happened to be called upon to do security for a concert for a boyband
at that concert i met their bodyguards, and chit-chatted with them a bit, talked shop
found out what company they worked for
applied there
that was about it
keeping in mind i've got a year of security experience under my belt, a couple years of being a bouncer, and i have a diploma in police foundations
pony I know you're in canada so it could be different but how do you get into that type of work?
so in my case it's because i was working for a rent-a-cop security guard company and i happened to be called upon to do security for a concert for a boyband
at that concert i met their bodyguards, and chit-chatted with them a bit, talked shop
found out what company they worked for
applied there
that was about it
keeping in mind i've got a year of security experience under my belt, a couple years of being a bouncer, and i have a diploma in police foundations
so, there's also that
oh yeah I know you've put your time in, that's exactly what I meant I wasn't sure of the details of that. thanks.
pony I know you're in canada so it could be different but how do you get into that type of work?
so in my case it's because i was working for a rent-a-cop security guard company and i happened to be called upon to do security for a concert for a boyband
at that concert i met their bodyguards, and chit-chatted with them a bit, talked shop
found out what company they worked for
applied there
that was about it
keeping in mind i've got a year of security experience under my belt, a couple years of being a bouncer, and i have a diploma in police foundations
so, there's also that
oh yeah I know you've put your time in, that's exactly what I meant I wasn't sure of the details of that. thanks.
I've thought about doing what pony did. I'm pretty sure the biggest thign is experience in security and being a decent sized dude.
in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
pony I know you're in canada so it could be different but how do you get into that type of work?
so in my case it's because i was working for a rent-a-cop security guard company and i happened to be called upon to do security for a concert for a boyband
at that concert i met their bodyguards, and chit-chatted with them a bit, talked shop
found out what company they worked for
applied there
that was about it
keeping in mind i've got a year of security experience under my belt, a couple years of being a bouncer, and i have a diploma in police foundations
so, there's also that
oh yeah I know you've put your time in, that's exactly what I meant I wasn't sure of the details of that. thanks.
I've thought about doing what pony did. I'm pretty sure the biggest thign is experience in security and being a decent sized dude.
i have both of those qualities, thankfully
i got my interview the same day i applied, because the boss man saw me filling out my application and was like "whoa hey bud stick around, i wanna talk to you"
got my interview on the spot, and hired right then and there
helps that i'm also, you know
good with people
i used to work in sales before i decided to switch career tracks entirely
in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
Think of the costumes you could wear!
The Milkman!
The Mailman!
The Guy who offers to cut your lawn and is really pushy and won't leave till he's finished his sales pitch!
I'm sure the list just goes on and on.
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in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
Think of the costumes you could wear!
The Milkman!
The Mailman!
The Guy who offers to cut your lawn and is really pushy and won't leave till he's finished his sales pitch!
in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
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Correct Response: So how 'bout I show you how it feels, baby?
How much do Venetian blinds cost, I think they're your main concern
They are reviled by police departments and are becoming obsolete because of the internet.
Really? Interesting.
Some people like some really weird shit, especially when it comes to fantasy bodies.
She doesn't know where I live... *ponders*
No, no, this level of crazy is rated C for "never without a condom because babby commitment with her =[Michael from the Office shouting NO]"
I did leave shortly thereafter though. Close enough?
jason schwartzman just decided he was one on that show
and that was a really good show
Somebody has to keep the giant horses at bay.
I imagine fairly easy
you just need to find an office and not pay the rent for several months
have a small to middling problem with drugs or alcohol
and wear a snazzy hat
Yours was the respectable response.
so in my case it's because i was working for a rent-a-cop security guard company and i happened to be called upon to do security for a concert for a boyband
at that concert i met their bodyguards, and chit-chatted with them a bit, talked shop
found out what company they worked for
applied there
that was about it
keeping in mind i've got a year of security experience under my belt, a couple years of being a bouncer, and i have a diploma in police foundations
so, there's also that
I would fight for good though
oh yeah I know you've put your time in, that's exactly what I meant I wasn't sure of the details of that. thanks.
Based on the number of porn videos with this happening, I'd say its surprisingly common.
Hey new guy! Hold the cross higher or it won't work! And put some blasted pants on!"
Not very hard, I think it just involves posting on craigslist, but all my research is based on Bored to Death.
twitch.tv/tehsloth
Ummmm... She regrets not being capable of being a terrible person?
yeah I guess you need a license here or whatever
Making everything sepia costs more than you'd think.
bleh
So I really am just a walking sperm bank in their eyes? *Hugs self, fights back tears*
She could still be a terrible person.
She just can't be terrible in those ways.
in Ontario, you need a licence to be a private investigator (I have one, technically I am licensed private investigator although i don't actually do that for a living)
however it's a shitty job that is largely worthless now thanks to the internet and the like, and for the most part PIs don't have anything to do with crime per se so much as they are professional stalkers that rat people out to corporations that they're in violation of a contract or agreement
for example, workplace insurance companies still regularly employ private investigators to stalk claimants to make sure they're actually injured and not trying to rip the company off
i got my licence since it was easy to do and was basically an add-on to my security guard licence
but i don't even put it on my resume, it's worthless
when I win the lottery I will form a pro bono PI firm and investigate shady landlords and document stalkers and fill in the gaps left by lazy cops
i have both of those qualities, thankfully
i got my interview the same day i applied, because the boss man saw me filling out my application and was like "whoa hey bud stick around, i wanna talk to you"
got my interview on the spot, and hired right then and there
helps that i'm also, you know
good with people
i used to work in sales before i decided to switch career tracks entirely
I'm gonna need a hat!
Yeah, I guess impotently wishing you were horrible makes you horrible all the same.
also she has to hound you about why the rent is late again
So it's like being a Notary, but with a gun.
Think of the costumes you could wear!
The Milkman!
The Mailman!
The Guy who offers to cut your lawn and is really pushy and won't leave till he's finished his sales pitch!
I'm sure the list just goes on and on.
There's gotta be a screenplay in this sentence.
there are screenplays all over this page