Oy

Vey

Still, here in England the situation isn't nearly as bad as the US.

The course I'd like to do offers one year in New England.

I may very well just about be the only working class person in the entire Boston College if I decide to go.

If my brother can't get me that job I'm going to find a way to put myself through trade school and when I have a good job maybe then I can take part time classes

Tfw wagecuck

@GodFearingEnglishman It is. 10-15k debt but thankfully I'll be able to pay it off with my new occupation and I did not pick a bad major

Ey there

Tfw factory worker who never went to college

Same

I went to trade school, but nobody cares about that.

Tfw still live at home due to economy and money

I went to trade school as well

I'm moving out soon

I got a job that I can live on.

Going to get a better one eventually, probably in construction.

I got a job that pays decent for a single man

Trying to move on

Couldn't get a job in construction

Cool

I have great job security

Because no one wants to work where I do

Where at?

I tried getting jobs no one wanted, turns out they didn't want me

A small company that manufactures car parts. It's nothing big.

Local

The turn-over rate is insane, so as long as you don't call off most weeks, you're good.

I work in a family owned Fab shop

We have a slight turn over rate, only because welders here move on after a few months to several years

My area alone got rid of 3 welders

Not that bad compared to where I work.

Where I work, 8 people quit within the three months I was there, and that was just in my specific position in the line.

We had close to 8 quit on us in the entire plant

Yeah a lot less worse

I worked at one place for a year, only to realize I was one of the longer working guys there.

Yeah that's about where I work

my last job we had 3 rotations within the span of 8 months I was working there

@GodFearingEnglishman#2718 I like romeo y julietas

So Yeah, Berlin's a hole.

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