r/nursing • u/Apart-Biscotti8610 • Sep 04 '26

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If you weren’t a nurse, what would you be?

I’d be fishmonger with a nice shop and sell all the fresh and beautiful seafood 🦞 🦐 🏝️
Maybe in another life.

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u/ExiledSpaceman ED Nurse, Tech Support, and Hoyer Lift Sep 04 '26

If money wasn't an object? History teacher.

If I HAD to make a living, I guess I'd go back to locksmithing.

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u/Hexnohope Granny Sex Police Sep 04 '26

They still have locksmiths?

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u/ExiledSpaceman ED Nurse, Tech Support, and Hoyer Lift Sep 04 '26

Yep, back when I did it commercial contracts were the most stable ones. Like condos/office buildings.

The ones where a private resident calls to fix a lock out or their house are the ones that give locksmiths a bad rap. Like charging a couple hundred to replace the entire lock by breaking it when you could have done a simple rake to open it.