What lovely energy you have! I am retired now but used to work in show business. I started making costumes and hats and moved into dressing on Broadway. I then worked as a costume supervisor on commercials and movies. I moved on to " star " dressing and ended up as an assistant costume supervisor for SNL. It's been quite a ride!
You worked on SNL?! That's so awesome! Me and my dad used to watch every Saturday. I have a fond memory of laughing with him at the skits. That's an interesting path, I bet you meet a lot of characters. Thanks for sharing :)
Taylor you have such a lovely comforting voice. I feel so soothed by just hearing you. Also love watching your biceps flex with every arm movement. My work was healthcare. Retired now.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow a second video on the heels of another. I love listening to you. You are so comforting. My first 10 years in the workforce I went through a plethora of jobs. Actually got a degree in teaching and taught math for several years, but at the time you were required to get a masters within 5 years. I was so burned out that I just couldn't do it. Among my other jobs I also worked at a nursery and also a greenhouse. I loved the greenhouse work and did a delivery route for a while. I was also a mail carrier for a year, but developed a problem with my foot due to the excessive walking. I worked at a department store and then eventually worked at Radio Shack. I learned so much from all of those experiences that have helped me to handle a lot of things in life especially later with computers and technology. When you describe all the different jobs you had, I thought that sounds a lot like me. Thanks so much for sharing. It's like chatting with a friend.
I so enjoyed this video and hearing more about your life! You've had quite the ride so far, in life, and in the workforce! When I was younger I had various dishwashing jobs while going to college in the L.A./Santa Barbara area. Then after college in 1979, not knowing what to do with my life (I was an English major....), on a whim I got a job as a dishwasher in Yellowstone Park. I immediately felt connected to this special place and have been here ever since. All my jobs were for the hotel company-- dishwashing, front desk, and from 1981-1998 various managerial positions in the park's lodging reservations dept. By 1998 I was tired of the stress of being in management and took a big pay cut to become pianist and park history slide program presenter; best decision I ever made! Lost my job in 2020 due to hotels closing from the pandemic, and at the same time I got a bad skin cancer. So I retired and hey I'm still alive! Dodged the cancer, and back in 1994 survived a grizzly bear attack. I feel lucky to still be around! Keep up the good work Taylor. The world's a better place with you in it.
Oh my goodness Randy, you've certainly had to deal with some trials in your life. I'm sure that has made you stronger and more resilient. We're all lucky that you're still around! Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy reading your comments :)
Of all the jobs you mentioned, I think the most satisfying one would be the Electrical Service Technician. I like jobs that rely on solving technical problems, they exercise your mind while reducing interpersonal issues having to do with co-workers.
I have a degree in computer science. I did computer programming for 25 years across 3 companies. Had as much as I could stand and now early retired. Some people seem to be upset that you don't have a shirt on. But I think you're very handsome without it, so it doesn't bother me. I like the relaxed vibe.
My first job was picking berries. School bus came and picked up a load of neighborhood kids, and off we went--- It was between 4th and 5th grade. I was 10, but some kids were much younger. We earned 35 cents a flat. Fun? Not so much!!!
Really enjoy watching and listening to your videos. Your channel only just recently came across my suggestions so I still have some catching up to do. I'm not a gamer, but I enjoy just listening to your voice. And I may learn something along the way. Take care man.
Sounds like we have similar work backgrounds. In high school and university I worked fast food, retail and customer service (all are stressful jobs). I also did research in physical chemistry/quantum mechanics while I finished my degrees. I graduated university with degrees in physics, chemistry, biology and electrical engineering. I’ve done everything from computer programming, industrial hygiene, Nuclear Biological and Chemical (NBC) survivability, human factors engineering, and telecommunications. I’m retired now but enjoyed all my work experiences. A piece of advice one of my engineering professors gave me was to major in multiple fields as it gives you perspectives that others may not have. I wish you much luck in the future with your education, work and life. ❤
Did you need to wear a shirt at these jobs? Just curious. Impressive physique. Over the past few years I have lost 35lbs and gained muscle. You're definitely an inspiration.
Just shave/buzz the head - you clearly have the face, the body, and the head shape for it, and given all you got, no one is going to be turned off because of it. For some, the opposite.
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Let's be honest here. If he was wearing a shirt we wouldn't be as fascinated.
What lovely energy you have! I am retired now but used to work in show business. I started making costumes and hats and moved into dressing on Broadway. I then worked as a costume supervisor on commercials and movies. I moved on to " star " dressing and ended up as an assistant costume supervisor for SNL. It's been quite a ride!
You worked on SNL?! That's so awesome! Me and my dad used to watch every Saturday. I have a fond memory of laughing with him at the skits. That's an interesting path, I bet you meet a lot of characters. Thanks for sharing :)
Taylor you have such a lovely comforting voice. I feel so soothed by just hearing you. Also love watching your biceps flex with every arm movement. My work was healthcare. Retired now.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow a second video on the heels of another. I love listening to you. You are so comforting. My first 10 years in the workforce I went through a plethora of jobs. Actually got a degree in teaching and taught math for several years, but at the time you were required to get a masters within 5 years. I was so burned out that I just couldn't do it. Among my other jobs I also worked at a nursery and also a greenhouse. I loved the greenhouse work and did a delivery route for a while. I was also a mail carrier for a year, but developed a problem with my foot due to the excessive walking. I worked at a department store and then eventually worked at Radio Shack. I learned so much from all of those experiences that have helped me to handle a lot of things in life especially later with computers and technology. When you describe all the different jobs you had, I thought that sounds a lot like me. Thanks so much for sharing. It's like chatting with a friend.
Thank you for sharing. I'm glad you enjoy :)
ur chest hair looks like birds
Nice seeing your video, and hearing your stories.. You are very relatable..
I like you a lot!
Thanks dude.. you're calming my nerves. I appreciate you! from Chicago 😁✨
I so enjoyed this video and hearing more about your life! You've had quite the ride so far, in life, and in the workforce!
When I was younger I had various dishwashing jobs while going to college in the L.A./Santa Barbara area. Then after college in 1979, not knowing what to do with my life (I was an English major....), on a whim I got a job as a dishwasher in Yellowstone Park.
I immediately felt connected to this special place and have been here ever since. All my jobs were for the hotel company-- dishwashing, front desk, and from 1981-1998 various managerial positions in the park's lodging reservations dept.
By 1998 I was tired of the stress of being in management and took a big pay cut to become pianist and park history slide program presenter; best decision I ever made!
Lost my job in 2020 due to hotels closing from the pandemic, and at the same time I got a bad skin cancer. So I retired and hey I'm still alive! Dodged the cancer, and back in 1994 survived a grizzly bear attack. I feel lucky to still be around!
Keep up the good work Taylor. The world's a better place with you in it.
Oh my goodness Randy, you've certainly had to deal with some trials in your life. I'm sure that has made you stronger and more resilient. We're all lucky that you're still around! Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy reading your comments :)
@@tayls4255 I value you very much Taylor.
happy new year
Of all the jobs you mentioned, I think the most satisfying one would be the Electrical Service Technician. I like jobs that rely on solving technical problems, they exercise your mind while reducing interpersonal issues having to do with co-workers.
U just keep on showing up being beautiful
I feel alive just listening and looking at you, wow.
I have a degree in computer science. I did computer programming for 25 years across 3 companies. Had as much as I could stand and now early retired.
Some people seem to be upset that you don't have a shirt on. But I think you're very handsome without it, so it doesn't bother me. I like the relaxed vibe.
I live in the Sierra foothills in California. I'm retired and that's the best job ever!
To answer your question, I am a teacher here in the city- prek-8th grade visual art. It is fun & enjoyable SOMEtimes lol.
My first job was picking berries. School bus came and picked up a load of neighborhood kids, and off we went--- It was between 4th and 5th grade. I was 10, but some kids were much younger. We earned 35 cents a flat. Fun? Not so much!!!
One year my cousins and I picked blackberries and sold them door to door to earn money for the county fair.
Really enjoy watching and listening to your videos. Your channel only just recently came across my suggestions so I still have some catching up to do. I'm not a gamer, but I enjoy just listening to your voice. And I may learn something along the way. Take care man.
Sounds like we have similar work backgrounds. In high school and university I worked fast food, retail and customer service (all are stressful jobs). I also did research in physical chemistry/quantum mechanics while I finished my degrees. I graduated university with degrees in physics, chemistry, biology and electrical engineering. I’ve done everything from computer programming, industrial hygiene, Nuclear Biological and Chemical (NBC) survivability, human factors engineering, and telecommunications. I’m retired now but enjoyed all my work experiences. A piece of advice one of my engineering professors gave me was to major in multiple fields as it gives you perspectives that others may not have.
I wish you much luck in the future with your education, work and life. ❤
Did you need to wear a shirt at these jobs? Just curious. Impressive physique. Over the past few years I have lost 35lbs and gained muscle. You're definitely an inspiration.
You have a beautiful smile to go wth your beautiful body. I enjoy seeing you on your channel.
I'd be more than happy to give you your next job.
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I will remember all this next time I’m in McDonald’s
MMMMMMMM beautiful!
Ps please never steal dogs. I think that goes without sayin'
i would love to be your boy friend
😊 Happy New Year and Best Wishes in 2025 🥂
And he is shirtless for what reason
yeah, what's the purpose to be shirtless?
If you've got it why not flaunt it ? I would if I could !
Why are you not wearing a shirt?
Te quero!
HI TAYLOR I LOVE YOU IM YOUR NEW BESTFRIEND LOVE DAVID😀🥰😀🥰🥰
He looks good barechested hairy chest great body gorgeous❤😂🎉😢
Just shave/buzz the head - you clearly have the face, the body, and the head shape for it, and given all you got, no one is going to be turned off because of it. For some, the opposite.
I don’t think the shirt off adds anything