Always find people amusing who think identity is built around a person currently employed because of their skill-set. I recall talking to a person years ago wh

Always find people amusing who think identity is built around a person currently employed because of their skill-set. I recall talking to a person years ago when I was between jobs as a [job title]. "What do you do?" "Oh, I'm a [job title]." "Oh nice. Where do you [job title] at?" "I'm not [job title]ing anywhere at the moment." "Oooooooh, well! Then you're not a [job title]!" By this logic, you're not a blacksmith if your not pounding out red-hot horseshoes. Or a doctor if, after 20 years in surgery, you've granted yourself a two-year vacation in the Bahamas. In this POV, though, ex-political leaders, ex-military leaders get to keep their titles. Say what? Linkletter was right: people are funny.