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When you were growing up and old enough to have a vague idea about your future, you generally assumed you would end up with a job in the vague category of:

Doctor, lawyer, finance
49.6%
Cashier, manager, plumber
11.3%
Artist, fashion, singer
21.8%
Jobless/parent/other
17.4%

478 votesFinal results

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None of the above? Engineer, chemist, something like that. Also, baseball player until I learned that I was terrible at it.

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I'd count that as the first category, tho I agree not a great fit.

6:29 PM · Apr 30, 2019

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Ok, #1 it is!

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