Message from @xbigmoneygrip

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2019-07-19 06:42:41 UTC  

Which is really just their attempt at squeezing cash out of you.

2019-07-19 06:42:50 UTC  

Gen Ed is such bullshit. I can study Chinese Lesbian Pottery on my own time, thanks.

2019-07-19 06:42:55 UTC  

^^^

2019-07-19 06:43:06 UTC  

6-months, aka 6 classes of garbage.

2019-07-19 06:43:18 UTC  

Each class I want to say was 5 credits, so roughly $100-140 per credit.

2019-07-19 06:43:29 UTC  

Am I high school I got the job shadow mechanic for my senior project. was going to do about a mechanic shop and then they said they'd been 44 me to jobcenter which was literally we just sitting here watching him and I went to an oil Bay and then let me job shadow. What you was me just sitting there watching them and then they were teaching me things.

2019-07-19 06:43:40 UTC  

ok thats a good start. go around to different shops in your area and see if theyre interested in hiring an apprentice. try quick lube positions at dealerships. if you have a sears automotive around you, theyre a good start.

2019-07-19 06:43:53 UTC  

pick up a set of tools too

2019-07-19 06:44:07 UTC  

@Big T alright

2019-07-19 06:44:13 UTC  

1/4, 3/8 ratchet set metric

2019-07-19 06:44:19 UTC  

stay away from imperial

2019-07-19 06:44:23 UTC  

no one uses that anymore

2019-07-19 06:44:33 UTC  

Are there any solid books if you want to learn more about cars past referencing the car manual?

2019-07-19 06:44:34 UTC  

but older cars do

2019-07-19 06:44:35 UTC  

set of open end/box end wrenches

2019-07-19 06:44:46 UTC  

haynes manuals are good

2019-07-19 06:45:03 UTC  

they sell them at any car parts store

2019-07-19 06:45:12 UTC  

doesnt have to be snap on or matco. theyre great, but you dont want to break the bank right out of the gate

2019-07-19 06:45:38 UTC  

theres some out there @[DGI]tech but i havent really looked into them

2019-07-19 06:45:39 UTC  

craftsman are made in china now, so no longer great

2019-07-19 06:45:44 UTC  

A lot of info

2019-07-19 06:45:55 UTC  

Hmm.

2019-07-19 06:45:57 UTC  

yea, but he just needs them to get in

2019-07-19 06:46:04 UTC  

@Deleted User are local Lowe's half their Craftsman stuff says made in the USA

2019-07-19 06:46:12 UTC  

youtube videos and car forums to learn mechanices

2019-07-19 06:46:17 UTC  

I may consider doing a rebuild after I receive my new job.

2019-07-19 06:46:25 UTC  

Purely to learn.

2019-07-19 06:46:34 UTC  

its a good skill to learn

2019-07-19 06:46:42 UTC  

But for now I'm trying to do more work on my car rather than taking it in.

2019-07-19 06:46:52 UTC  

I rebuilt an old VW to cut my teeth

2019-07-19 06:46:55 UTC  

@xbigmoneygrip show that you are willing to do whatever it takes as well

2019-07-19 06:46:59 UTC  

Oh shit.

2019-07-19 06:47:12 UTC  

the pay wont be great starting out, but eventaully it will be decent

2019-07-19 06:47:24 UTC  

as an apprentice that is

2019-07-19 06:47:26 UTC  

the old stuff is fun to work on, but the new stuff is what you need today

2019-07-19 06:47:27 UTC  

@Big T I mean right now I'm working at a hardware store man but I will bust my butt off when they asked me to do something and and my manager who's personally works with me it's always like your hard work or man

2019-07-19 06:47:33 UTC  

its not until you get to flat rate that you start making money

2019-07-19 06:47:35 UTC  

What's the average rate as an apprentice?

2019-07-19 06:47:55 UTC  

slightly above min wage hourly

2019-07-19 06:48:08 UTC  

yikes

2019-07-19 06:48:29 UTC  

speaking of mechanic work, any of you in Texas wanna help with an engine swap on an 07 mazda?