candycorn
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Your insane allegation...you find us a link little boy.Yeah, a week. Look it up.
You know you’re lying (like everyone else does) so you won’t.
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Your insane allegation...you find us a link little boy.Yeah, a week. Look it up.
This is a very good thing. More people in general including women entering the trades is great.Plus no woke brainwashing nor huge college debt.
“I don’t have a family yet, but raising a family is one of my bigger dreams in life too, so I love that I’ve found something that I love that would give me the time to have a healthy work-life balance.”
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More women are skipping college to make six figures as electricians, car mechanics and truck drivers
A growing number of young women are opting to work with their hands.nypost.com
Yup. His group of apprentices started with 13. Two died in truck crashes a couple of years apart. One got blown to bits when he touched the wrong cable.Yes you can make good $$$ as a spark
No it's no easy road
When it's hot you'll be hot, when it's cold you'll be cold, and when it's dirty you'll be dirty
Know that some 300 of us buy it annually, and 2nd yr apprentices have the highest rate of washouts
best wishes....
~S~
There is no "one size fits all" path in life. College is your best option statistically, but certainly not the only option. I know of no one who has the resources and grades to get their kid to college opting not to send them though. Skipping college when you can go because you think you will be better off is like trying to pull an inside straight. Possible but low odds.
He likely has to maintain vehicles, equipment, a shop, etc. Our plumber bills our company at $110/hr. but he doesn't make that himself.My painter makes 90 per hour just in labor. Not much training involved.
I paid a guy 600.00$ to install a new Jenair Downdraft Electric Stove / Oven ( Replacement via American Home Shield ) He had to do ( Tile Work ) ( Carpentry ) ( Electrical rework ) and full install . I got to observe and do a little help but I learned and could do it myself for sure next time lol so I feel it was worth the price it took him 4 hoursHe likely has to maintain vehicles, equipment, a shop, etc.
I've learned a lot watching the pro's as well, also from watching youtube videos.I paid a guy 600.00$ to install a new Jenair Downdraft Electric Stove / Oven ( Replacement via American Home Shield ) He had to do ( Tile Work ) ( Carpentry ) ( Electrical rework ) and full install . I got to observe and do a little help but I learned and could do it myself for sure next time lol so I feel it was worth the price it took him 4 hours
Your insane allegation...you find us a link little boy.
You know you’re lying (like everyone else does) so you won’t.
While talking about pay an experienced electrician once told me that they don't make as much money as people think they do. I was surprised, although I hadn't thought much about electricians pay.
YouTube videos for me are for ( Putting the Transmission back into my 1966 BSA Victor Gran Prix Special ) ( correctly installing the Trigger & Hammer springs in my latest AR15/ M16 Clones lower receiver )I've learned a lot watching the pro's as well, also from watching youtube videos.
Mrs Vance works outside the homeRepublicans like your weirdo VP nomination hate it when women are outside the house.
But for YouTube I wouldn't have known how to disassemble my Glock 42, as simple as it is. Most notably though was the instruction on how to repair the spindle on my big JET drill press.YouTube videos for me are for ( Putting the Transmission back into my 1966 BSA Victor Gran Prix Special ) ( correctly installing the Trigger & Hammer springs in my latest AR15/ M16 Clones lower receiver )
Yep I have installed almost 50 sets of AR / M16 Hammer / Trigger springs but I still gotta double checkBut for YouTube I wouldn't have known how to disassemble my Glock 42, as simple as it is.