Swap, you can still call them niggers when you don't hire them. <:Chad:426207878995771412>

If they are qualified I'm going to hire them

@Innaswamp amen

I'd prefer 6'4 240 Jamal in a fist fight over 5'7 140 Joe brown

That's, like, totally your opinion man.

And Jamal can beat up the other niggers

Jamal has the n-word pass

Like if Jamal or Jose beat a nig/spic they can get away with it and no riots

>trying to avoid riots

ummm

yes

Riots are annoying

I have bills to pay

thanlk

Riots are extra bullshit and the pay increase isn't worth the added paperwork

my ventilation business hasn't been too successful lately

Start a riot.

If you start a riot I will break your limbs

If there are bullet holes in duct work guess who gets called to fix them?

holy fuck peepee

What type of ventilation business do you do an hero

who ever said that IT is hard honestly needs to get shot

its the easiest shit ever

It greatly varies

If you’re just grinding desktop support, sure

depends on the emplyer

@Anal Fantasyhttps://youtu.be/inePKtXyFdQ

whered u get that story of me

But I know lots of guys who are overworked with little support

i can say being a technician is easy but it depends on the employer and previous technicians work ethic

Nice, I’m a tech too

I've worked on production machines that were streamlined for simplicity and other machines that were ratnests

I get to deal with companies the size of medium sized countries

With a lot of moving parts

all i did was educational IT, maintaining servers n shit for a district and managing the networks and all that jazz

I sell cars.

Also, IT is easy to do poorly/lazily

it was a bunch of bullshit honestly, it was mostly blocking netflix for 20 minutes and counting how many retarded white girls came to the help desk demanding that it be unblocked

Yeah I’m trying to get back into commercial but my comp refuses to take on any new work

Residential blows the biggest dick imaginable

If you're lucky, your fellow technicians took standardization and housekeeping to heart. Updating schematics and leaving bunny trails in PLC code as they worked.