Every Job Homer Simpson's Ever Had | WIRED

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While most of us know Homer J. Simpson as a Nuclear Safety Inspector that works for Mr. Burns, Homer's career path on 'The Simpsons' is far more expansive than that. From Homer's early days working as a technician at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant to his forays into Tomacco farming and space travel, watch as Simpsons expert Jack Picone breaks

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[pumkinbutter]

The Simpsons grosses me out so much since the stuff about Matt Groening being bffs with Jeffrey Epstein came out.

[purecharm]

noooo i hadn't heard that! fuck.

[notoriousreign]

I worked at a hotel front desk, a candy store, secretary at a window company, secretary and writer somehow at a mortgage company. Now I'm a tutor with young kids. I'm working to get into publishing but I do really like tutoring compared to the rest of that stuff.
Worst job of the bunch?? Candy store. That owner had ANGER ISSUES towards women, it was a fucked up experience.

Anyway Homer should've stayed an ice cream truck owner.

[laceandskin]

I've worked retail, banking tech support, a horrible office job that made me want to kill myself everyday, a sex shop and preparing blood samples at a laboratory. The best one was the sex shop, my co-workers were amazing and even though I'm not good with people I still enjoyed it a lot. Now I'm gonna start another job at the laboratory which hopefully won't destroy my will to live like the other one.
Overall I don't know what I want to do in my life so I'm just going along with it lol.

[invisiblegirlx]

I've had a lot of jobs. Left my most recent job to come home from Japan and get paid more but it was the worst possible timing. No work to be found. The jobs I applied for all had like 500 or more applicants haha

[green_monsterx]

I need one of these for Kirk on Gilmore Girls, lol.

I've had a bunch of jobs, tbh. I get bored and I tend to leave, lol, but I finally hit my stride, I think, in my career, so I am hoping to stick at my current job for the foreseeable future... if all goes well. I actually just started in March and we were sent to WFH a week later, so its been a bit weird, lol. I am loving working from home and they pay me an amazing salary, so I am hoping they don't reach a point where they need to make any cuts due to covid because I'm the last hire, so I'm sure I'd be the first one out the door =/