Mikey from American Choppers has a new gig…
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Mikey Teutul
Like his brother, Mikey went to work for the family Ironworks at age 12, working on and off until he graduated from high school. From there he went on to community college, but after a series of zeroes he realized it wasn’t quite his scene. It was back to the Ironworks.
Mikey toiled at Ironworks until he turned 20 and moved to Tempe, Arizona, where he had six different jobs in five months:
* bouncer at a bar, which didn’t work out because it interfered with his night life
* busboy, which didn’t work out because he was “treated like crap”
* telemarketer selling cell phones and cell-phone service, which didn’t work out because he hates being bothered at home by telemarketers
* valet-parking attendant, which didn’t work out because they made him run – and shave
* movie-theater guy, which was enjoyable because he didn’t really do anything but see free movies
But overall, Arizona wasn’t quite Mikey’s pace either, so Rock Tavern once again beckoned.
Back at home Mikey did carpentry with a friend for a year before again returning to the Ironworks and working with his brother Daniel. Then, after two years of a job that was “unrewarding, cold and cruel,” he went to work for the family cycle shop and was soon on board, answering phones, picking up parts, popping bubble wrap and taking out the trash. Within two weeks of his new job he was already on the road attending bike shows with his brother and father, and his stand-in was already out-performing him.
The New World Order
During a bit of “reorganization” of the company, Michael now finds himself working with his brother at Paul Jr Designs, and of course working on his own new super-cool, cutting edge endeavor, FarQueue Products. Mutual friends introduced the two Mike’s and now the rest is pasta sauce legend. Michael now happily continues to drive Chef Angry Mike crazy, and focuses on his artwork in his spare time. |
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