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[thatsmyyogurt]

How many people here are actual professionals?

People with real jobs, not demon hunters or whatever.

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[ifbymyhands]

Way to be a stuck-up jerk. Not everybody works in an office, you know, and that doesn't make what they do less real.

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[smokepraylove]

Bounty hunter is a pretty common profession around here. With some of the unhinged nuts that are out there, a demon hunter might have the easier prey.

Not that I'm either one. A preacher wold be considered a respectable job on any world, I'd hope.

[lightning_strike]

I'm an Enlisted soldier, if that's what you're wondering.

[dualer]

Ahh, I work at a game shop...

[coolblueiceman]

Does "interstellar police detective" count?

[powerofpink]

As much as it sounds like science fiction, I'm a researcher in the science department on a space colony.

[lookstairs]

Well, I was until recently, anyway.

No demons, though.

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[lucific]

It is dependent upon your definition of professional, I suppose.

I am a waiter, at the current. However, I am occasionally offered, ah, "odd jobs" in which I tend to tune or maintain instruments. Though it is not entirely related, the latter offers experience toward one that I am admittedly more partial to.

text forever; using the username 'thegoldenrule'

[shinjaeba]

I currently help manage my husband's restaurant business.

[aburningspirit]

HEY DON'T TALK SHIT ABOUT DEMON HUNTING

[glass_secret]

Hmm, I don't know, does my real job count?

Other than that, I did run a shoe store for a while, until it got completely destroyed.

[originaldragoon]

What if demon hunting and such happens to be a real profession in other worlds? You are making assumptions based on how things are in your world, which is unfair to the rest of us.

[symbolofhappiness]

It's not really a normal or very impressive job, but... does fortune telling count?