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i know how it is satanic,

Mate works as an investment banker... He throws around about 10 to 20 mill a day, he was telling me once how he lost like 750k some how, he ended up finding it in some account somewhere but yeah... crazy sh!t!

liz who do you work for..

are you an agent?

I work for a fashion retailer now in retail leasing.

used to work for Colliers though.. but I've since seen the light, and thank god I don't have to do any of that stupid CPD training shit anymore. lol

I'm in the 'other' catagory.

I'm a golf professional.

I manage all golf operations at my course.

I operate a pro shop (retail)

I give golf lessons (teacher)

I liaison with councils. (adult entertainment)

I play golf for money. (see above)

and drive a Zed for BTR (see Beer Baron) ;)

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