Cool Jobs | From knights to pyrotechnicians, Myrtle Beach has it all - Myrtle Beach Sun News
Since its inaugural issue in July 2006, The Surge has featured hundreds of folks who live and work on the Grand Strand in our Working 4 a Living profiles. These features have long served as positive and upbeat snapshots of people’s lives – highlighting what they do for a living as well as how they spend their downtime in our corner of the world. You name it, we have likely written about it. But as important as the jobs and businesses we cover, Working 4 a Living has always been about the people involved in these pursuits. Starting with this issue, The Surge is embarking on a series called Working 4 a Living: Cool Jobs, in which we take a look at folks who have compelling or unusual jobs that you won’t find just anywhere – gigs off the beaten path and the mavericks... Tony Klimas: Vigilance on the Beach When Tony Klimas arrived on the Grand Strand in 2000, he was looking for a change. He was living in Central Florida at the time, delivering milk for a living. “Believe it or not, I was a milkman, and it was probably the hardest job I ever had in my life,” he said, adding that the image of the guy dressed in white with a bow tie, delivering glass bottles to waiting families in the suburbs is a long dead... Source: www.myrtlebeachonline.com
