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Yeah i dont want tied down to brickwork mate

If you're not going to take the idea of learning a trade seriously, you're going nowhere, mate.

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Trades don't just include that you downy

Can tell you're barely out of school

Youre assuming theres a lot of fucking welding firms in my area you spaz

Welding is just one of many

My friend shouldve been a plumber

Brickwork isn't even s big trade

And it's a damn good one at that

One of many centered around big industry

take a night course or something... you will meet people... and also colleges often have links

Dude has 0 gag reflex for the smell of shit

One dude can make sure fuckton of bricks

Especially if you go into underwater welding

Which doesnt exist.

https://twitter.com/takeshi_no_uta/status/1156290677468225541 @SPOOKY Phil, Ruler of Heck

And bricklaying isn't so skilled labor

I got my Premier League contract through the college I went to

Plumbers and electricians are in more demand

that was a £40k contract for 3 months work

You're 18, no one's going to care about your business.

My dad landed a contract for £600 a day lmao

Go back to education and learn a trade that you can use for the rest of your life and go further with.

I was 20-something when I set up mine

Dude. Im aiming for independence, non shit pay, and flexible working hours.

I dont want to be a wagie

If you're into computers, learn computer engineering. Could end up working for someone like Nvidia for example.

23 must have been....

>non shit pay
>own business

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You're gonna have trouble being flexible

sold it 5yrs later

When you have no clients

If you're this closed off to anything you're fucked tbh

Cunt you're going to be living off nothing for the first year.

As an aside

Omputer engineering isn't really engineering

The bar is already set pretty fucking low dude, considering I work minimum wage part time.

It's just programming shit tbh