@wesm453 life expectancy is in the 70s, so it is middle-aged. Of course you can do physical work in your mid 30s. No one ever said you couldn't. Starting as the low man in a physical labor job at the age when people are transferring into supervisor roles isn't the best plan. I'm just giving factual and practical advice.
@@bend4236it's just electrical work. It's not like he's roofing carrying 80 lb shingles up a 3 story ladder all day or a landscaper that will edge a 2 mile suburb complex with a 50lb stick edger and then walk around the whole thing with a 50lb blower on your back and blow it off the cement, weedwack 10 miles and then walk around the entire 50 house complex and blow off all their decks, and dig and plant 10 400lb japanese maples, all before lunch. The human body meant to keep moving.
@BrandonPerry-gw7on I've done roofing and landscaping. Roofing is hard work, landscaping not so much. Something also tells me you have no idea what electrical work involves. I'd choose edging a sidewalk over digging a trench or being crouched in a hot attic any day.
