Carpentry, Construction, Electrical and Mechanical, Auto.

My uncle taught me carpentry, but he isn't a school so 🤷‍♂️

I love working with my hands.

Lol

I learned carpentry thru some guy who hired me because he was a contractor.

I need to get the tools, I may live close to him but his tools are not well kept.

I might mess around and get my C10 license

Yeah you gotta take care of your tools.

Tools make you money.

I got pictures of what I do

I have a square, I need like.... everything else.

Oof.....

This little robot costs $15,000 dollars.

How about no? Just hearing that price tag hurt my wallet

The machine it sits in costs $750,000 dollars.

Lol

And each machine holds 15 of those robots 😬

Stop

Please

My wallet can't take this 😭

I always tell people that I work on million dollar machines.

Now check this out

Each SureSort (Machine) costs about 1 million and the Amazon site I'm working at has 14 of them

The SureSorts produce so much money that in 3 months of owning them they've paid themselves off.

Say what?

Yup

That is how much production they produce

Teach me?

Got to get your certs first man.

I'm making nearly 20 working for the company who makes them.

What they do?

The other 3rd party maintenance company pays nearly 30 bucks an hour doing my same job.

Someone puts a product onto the conveyor, the conveyor sends it to the cameras, cameras take a quick picture of the bar code on the product, bar code of the product designates where it goes into a bin.

Then when the bin is full people replace the bin with a new one and rinse and repeat.

I just sit around all day and wait for something to break.

Oof.

I'm wondering if I couldn't get a 3d printer and make gun parts ....

External.....

If only.

Before you say it.