<human>: Hello everyone. I'm recently transitioning out of the military, and a big thing everyone keeps stressing about moving forward is to use this opportunity to reflect on things and go for a job that you really want to spend the rest of your life doing. Well, to be honest, if I had any experience doing ANY job I thought I would want, I think it would be a whole lot easier.  The advice I'm going with, which is why I'm here, is to take things you enjoy and see if they transition into anything professionally, so I'm coming to all of you with my question:

What job(s) are most like playing the board game diplomacy? In high school we played as a class after the AP exams were over, and I remember being engrossed by the process.  I loved the strategic element, the negotiating, working on being two or three steps ahead; the whole game.  I would even spend time at home working on my movements for the next day to the detriment of my other coursework.  If I could find a job where basically I did that all day, and got paid for it, I'd be in heaven.  Other subjects I liked in school: economics, physics, drafting, history; subjects I hated: english and higher level maths (just couldn't get my head around it).

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: what job would be like playing "diplomacy", that would appeal to someone who liked classes in economics, history, and physics, and didn't like english or higher level math classes?