they get to make money by doing practically nothing. what a scheme but they are good to have. so, yeah, i wouldnt mind being one of them.
i used to work for one. shady stuff. lots of people lost their homes. the bondsmen became property managers.
i don't know about the "doing nothing" part. i happen to be friends with my bondsman (we were seeing eachother pretty regularly for a while there) he worked 24 hours a day, 365 a year. he has been shot, stabbed..... just because "DOG" and his little monkey kid make it see like a glamorous job, it is gennerally a very shady scene with not ass much reward as you would think. often times smaller bail bonds places are in cahoots with certain criminals, and gain revenue from illict buisness practices.. if you do happen to become one though, let me know... if i ever go back to jail, i'll call you. i'm certain i could dip on you if you ever came looking.... no offence, just an observation.
yea, i love that show Dog: The Bounty Hunter. He acts like such a hard ass, then he cries and prays for the fugitives afterwards, lol, and gives them money..lol. And that wife...woah...those are some torpedos on her chest. And Dog has a sweet ass mullet. lol. That show kicks ass.
yeah right, man. i could kick your ass. actually though, i know they dont do NOTHING... but for example...just for ME one time... the dude made 500 bucks (my bail was 5 grand)... it just seems like not a lot of work FOR THE MONEY involved.