Today I was sent down into a sewage pit to pull out a failed ejector pump. I got shit overall my clothes. It was not fun...But we got the job done, building is back to operational. I feel really proud of me and my coworkers.
Man! The way you articulate your words is top notch. You never fail Kenny, love listening to you every time. Thanks so much. You’re an inspiration. Also, I just got my truck last month and I’m locking in my first year apprenticeship next month. Excited for my second year, and there’s no going back here. Plumbing is life! Cheers! 🤛🏼
If I could tell my younger self anything it would be to definitely go into a trade. After spending thousands going to college I found it’s not worth it, for me, to work in an office setting and I’m insanely bored doing what I’m doing now. The pay is not there and I’m not happy doing what I’m doing. I used to do a lot of blue collar work when I was younger and that’s what I miss doing most. I had “go to college” hammered into my head because back in the day that was what was thought to be the money maker. Now I tell younger guys go to a trade and you’ll more than likely be better off than most of the people you know. I can’t wait to go back to working with my hands in the fall