How many of you bums actually work in the cigar industry? Always thought it'd be interesting to get a PT job at my local b&m
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How many of you bums actually work in the cigar industry? Always thought it'd be interesting to get a PT job at my local b&m
I wish, I'm a bean counter.
Not me, I'm a medic.
not me, wonder how much those cigar reps make? you know, there are guys who go to B&Ms to take orders and show new cigars,, aren't there ? think that would be cool
Logistics here, but running a lounge sounds real nice or one of those traveling cigar reps. Very cool!
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Wouldnt that be nice as a part time hitch....Good luck
i do
Really, doing what exactly? Care to share how you got started and how you like it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
Rep life is hard. You're never home, have to survive on take out and hotel rooms, working for commission primarily, huge territories, being the contact person when things go wrong. It's not as fashionable as everyone thinks. Same for working at a lounge, everyone sees the hanging out, watching tv, bsing with friends, but no one seems to notice the actual work that gets done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kidvegas
I work at a cigar shop that also does ryo cigarettes. It's the third shop I've been at and it's the best job I've ever had. There are days I don't want to go to work, but I do love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigarer
Understandable bro. No job is without headaches and bullshit. I can imagine how never being home amd dealing with customers and doing events all the time can ware on ya. Logistics is no better constant bickering customers trucks aint on time and shipments not delivered. If i could only blow smoke rings while surviving the daily headaches life would surely be alot better.:grin2:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
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I don't but my office is around the block from JRs in Whippany
I keep a humidor on my desk, does that count? :)
I hear you! A friend of mine did that gig for a while - very demanding, good for a single guy maybe, but it would be hard with a family.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
That's probably true of any job where you travel that much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruck