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drunkhomer · 08-20-2012, 03:14 PM

There are trades that you have to go to school for, for an example a plumber needs 4 years of schooling/apprenticeship before he can get his red ticket, also plumbers make good money and it doesn't matter about the economy cause you'll always need a plumber, also becoming a plumber is not easy, the schooling is tough, there's a ton of stuff you need to know and remember like codes and even a lot of math and science, if it was easy, then any dumbass can become a plumber. Also the stereotype for plumbers is that they just clean people's shit, which is totally not true, there's a service plumber (then you might have to unclog a toilet), commercial plumber, and residential plumbers

also there's no shame in getting into trades, I have soo many friends who have graduated from university and etc and can't find a job, and what do they do? They go to bcit and get a trade.

08-20-2012, 03:14 PM	#229
drunkhomer Ready to be Man handled by RS! Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Vancouver Posts: 86 Thanked 362 Times in 42 Posts Failed 21 Times in 5 Posts	There are trades that you have to go to school for, for an example a plumber needs 4 years of schooling/apprenticeship before he can get his red ticket, also plumbers make good money and it doesn't matter about the economy cause you'll always need a plumber, also becoming a plumber is not easy, the schooling is tough, there's a ton of stuff you need to know and remember like codes and even a lot of math and science, if it was easy, then any dumbass can become a plumber. Also the stereotype for plumbers is that they just clean people's shit, which is totally not true, there's a service plumber (then you might have to unclog a toilet), commercial plumber, and residential plumbers also there's no shame in getting into trades, I have soo many friends who have graduated from university and etc and can't find a job, and what do they do? They go to bcit and get a trade.