Which pros treat skateboarding like a real job?

[Biggiemouths]

Lets not kid ourselves, anyone with social media

its the online equivalent to theotis NASCAR board, # and @s all day long YO!

[newspaperparty]

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I don’t know who this guy is but he looks like he is on the morning commute to skate work...

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That’s Cyrus Bennett’s boss

[Mcidraque]

I work at my real job like I'm a pro skater. Years of work can be summarized to about 3 minutes worth of actual achievements.

The ones who sacrifice their dignity in exchange for a red bull hat or deodorant commercials.

this

[ok boomer]

Sinner does, fo sho.

Shows up late, all tired, MAGA hat, does jack shit, expects pay.

[CrumblingInfrastructure]

Bobby Worrest

[nickpaolucci]

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I work at my real job like I'm a pro skater. Years of work can be summarized to about 3 minutes worth of actual achievements.

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Best response to a shit thread. Made me laugh out loud at work.

[Freger]

mason silva def treats this shit like a job that actually has good benefits. judging by the amount of footy he got last year i figure he works the same hours as a coked out stock broker

[Salmon Agah]

Ronnie Creager brings his lunch pail to work.

[Tear Up a Trick]

This was actually one of the easier questions on the quiz, surprised not many people got it.

Q: Which pros treat skating like a job?
A: "Nor Cal skater Ben Job."

[Pretty Serious]

The one having the least fun.
And Mike V.

[Burt Ward]

I mean yeah, this thread sucks, but why did drewSTEADMAN get banned in the first place?

[boi-cuzudo]

Been thinking about that the other day. Don't have much insight into the business side and how it is to be a pro. And I don't know if that is comparable to normal working people with real jobs like you and me buuut

Mason made most pros look like lazy stoners last year.
Crazy work ethic. But I understand that Mason is an absolute exception. Ishod seems to take his job serious.

hey nothing wrong being a lazy stoner, its a quality I admire

[boi-cuzudo]

I think any skater who transitioned from rider to company owner/worker is the answer here. Uncle Rodney Mullen, Reynolds, Prod, Jamie Thomas, so many...etc

I'd like to think filmers def take the job like a real job..gotta invest in a Camera and be good at filiming...

I would say in Brazil lots of skateboarders take skateboarding seriously. I've seen pros making sure they got tricks on lock, going to PT, eating clean and sort of having an athlete mindset.