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    Everytime i click on the click and brag forum, i see these exotic cars that are out of the reach of most people. I wonder what do the owner`s of these car`s do for a living?, can the pro detailers that work on them shed some light?



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    Mostly Finance and Construction Management for my clients.
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    I had one client who owned a Cheese Company. Family owned for generations. Another one has a family owned commercial printing business. Other than that, most of my clients are rich kids from Hong Kong and going to school.

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    95 out of 100 are in Investment Banking or Derivatives. That`s the Lamborghini and Bentley crew. A few are in Prime Brokerage and Commodities, but not many.

    Here is the good part, my highest grossing customer is in the kitchen remodeling business. By the way he spends, l bet he earns way in the deep 7 figures.
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    I don`t do that.
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    all my my high end are investors and such and the other half are rich college kids.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reaper34
    all my my high end are investors and such and the other half are rich college kids. really just depresses me for the day when I get a call to do a 07` m6 and the owner is some punk college kid in sweatpants and boating shoes.(I live in a college town)




    Are you a "cutter"....
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    b-town born and raised jumped off rooftop many times and pass the pizzeria almost daily. in fact the little 500 is this weekend.

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    My high-end clients seem to be split between Lawyers, Physicians, Real Estate Developers, and Ball Players. Some racers, also. Yes, Danica drives a Lambo...



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    really intresting...now im thinking about changing majors lol. Screw engineering i should do finance or pre med

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    FINANCE.



    You can have the MBA in much less time than any sort of MD.

    My son-in-law is a Emergency MD, but earns much more thru some very clever investing and business management.
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    Work.... usually very hard

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    Strip club owner, warehouse/importing business owners, a few doctors, lawyers, investors, sports talk host, even a couple former Dallas Stars and a WWE wrestler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by agazmi
    really intresting...now im thinking about changing majors lol. Screw engineering i should do finance or pre med




    Finance is pretty cake. I switched from Chem E, my GPA almost doubled (2.5 -> 3.9) and overall I enjoy it (and life) much more. You couldn`t pay me enough to go back to Calc 3 lol.



    It`s gotta be something you love though, or else you`ll struggle with it. I`ve got a friend whose in the same field as me for the money (he really wanted to be a baseball coach), and man he *suffers*.
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    I don`t have any real "high end" customers....



    Most of my clientele are cops, paramedics, EMT`s and firefighters.

 

 
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