I enjoy NASCAR races. I work  in some sort of construction, architecture, engineering, etc., that involves building. I love  enchiladas and Mexican food. I have  a girlfriend.
My girlfriend is studying to be a financial planner. I work for a traveling circus. People insult me for my job. I am one of the main attractions in the circus. I have  been employed at my current position for 5 years.  I do not like the job. My job requires increased protein intake. I move things with my mind. I love loves Mexican food. I have  never watched NASCAR.
I saw an advertisement for a new movie about the circus. Knowing you made me way more interested in watching it.  That's funny. What did you think of the movie. Give me the name and I'll let you know if it is realistic or not! The movie is called "The Greatest Showman", and it's about the life of P.T. Barnum. It stars Hugh Jackman and Zac Efron. Circuses have definitely moved on since the Barnum days. Much less freakshow and much more family entertainment. Which is probably for the best. I feel bad for those "freaks" who get exploited to make money for traveling circuses. What exactly do you do in the circus? I am a trapeze artist. I need to stay fit and strong for it as you can probably imagine but it is a great way to make a living people are amazed at the stuff I can do. I do have safety nets though. I'm not completely mad LOL You are incredibly brave for doing that daring trapeze act! I think I'll continue working in construction and engineering. I couldn't do that job in a million years. Well you say that but everyone has to start somewhere. I suppose you do need a head for height though. Which you might already have working construction. How long have you done that for??   I've been doing it since I graduated from college many years ago. It's what I know, and I make good money doing it, so I'm stuck with it. You probably feel the same way about the circus, though you told me that you don't like it. It's like anything. It gets boring after a while. Yes it's good when you are putting on a show but that's 5% of the time. The rest is training, practice and travelling. I hear you. Maybe when your girlfriend becomes a financial planner, you won't have to work in the circus anymore! That's the hope yes. Then I can pursue something new.