Is an Army career outside of Rangers or SF, really just being a professional janitor?

I'm sorry, what was that again? Everything outside SF is professional janitorial work? That's a HUGE NEGATIVE. I hold 3 MOSs. I was a medic in a line unit and at a major army hospital. I was also a combat engineer, getting paid sick money to blow stuff up. Now I'm preventive medicine where I do health inspections, collecting water, collecting dirt, collecting air....and collecting bugs. I sure as hell ain't doing any janitorial work. Sounds like whoever says this either didn't serve or were stuck doing some menial job because they flunked out of the hooah hooah schools. Damn stupid people talking out of their ass.

I cleaned latrines, buffed hallways, polished baseboards and raked sand as an E4 in Ranger BN, and I cleaned latrines, buffed floors and mowed the parade field with a push mower as in E7, alongside E8s and O3s, in SF.
You get to do your real job a a lot, too.
But you'd be hard pressed to find a unit that contracts out janitorial and gardening services, good luck with that.

I was a professional janitor in this. My janitorial station weighed 70 tons, had a 1500 jet engine, could travel in excess of 45 MPH if the governors were tricked out, close to 50 large 120 mm main gun rounds, tens of thousands of 7.62 mm and 50 caliber rounds, could fire accurately while moving on a moving target because of the ballistic computer, it could hit a target 2.5 miles away in 2.5 seconds. It also had a dust-pan, broom, mop, and a vacuum cleaner. I had 4 of these. My platoon could engage close to 150 enemy vehicular targets in one battle. What other questions do you have? Perhaps you will ask why we don't have a buffer in my janitorial stations?