[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I want to be a PI. And I know that in real life, it's mostly doing background checks and sitting outside buildings waiting for someone to cheat on their spouse or commit insurance fraud.

And that's actually fine with me. I'm uniquely suited to, and very experienced at, looking things up, not being noticed, and sitting around waiting for people. I've often thought, with the amount of time I spend waiting for other people, if I was getting paid to waste that time maybe I wouldnt have to eat so much Ramen.

But I looked up the requirements and it's just not that easy to get a PI license. I'd need to be ex military/ex police with at least five years experience OR five years experience working for a licensed PI. Which, how do I go about getting a job like that? There are courses, but how do I know which ones are reputable? Etc.