/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18683288
Coffee has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease, but filtering it is important because it reduces the harmful oils it contains. I can link sources if you want.

>>18683288
This is my situation, to be clear I'm unskilled labor.
I work in a kitchen as a dishwasher, I decided I don't want to cook because they job is boring and the salaries are pretty low.
I like standing and moving all day and I enjoy having some agnecy in my daily work and having different tasks on different days so I wanted to hear from some folks who do blue color work.

>>18683324
Sorry about posting a picture of women, I should have thought about the celibate monks of 4chan who can't see a bit of neck without jerking off.
Honestly, we really should curb our behavior in a way that respects porn addicts.

>>18683430
Cheesecake is a cheap way of getting attention.

>>18683461
>Cheesecake
alright check the catalog in a couple of minutes

>>18683288
>Anyone work in skilled trades?
yes, professional carpenter here
>What kind of money do you guys make?
good money which gets better every year. starting your own company gets you to upper class pretty quickly, but you can't be lazy nor a brainlet
>How long did it take to get an education, did you need an education or can you get in at an entry level position?
top lel, you learn on the job and get many opportunities as long as you're not a lazy piece of shit and/or fat and unhealthy. trade school idiots learn less in 2 years than anyone else can learn in 2 months on the job
>What trades do you think will still be relevant in 10 years?
all of them. people want things. physical things. people need housing and water and electricity and heat. they always will as long as humans exist

>>18683324
can you post those links please

>>18684216
Okay, i appreciate the take on trade schools.

>>18684227
Start here: https://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2007/02/what_is_the_best_and_healthies.html

>>18684684
i mean i guess i'm biased against school in general because i didn't like high school, never went to college or trade school and i'm doing better than the majority of people my age that i know and especially doing better than the uni fags. but schooling can be necessary for trades like hvac or maybe electrical or plumbing. but even with that you'll lern 100 times more on the job. people think tradies are idiots but it's not like that. you have to ambitious and smart to make good money.i suppose any idiot could get a union job and learn to operate the same machine everyday working on road construction or some shit, but they will never get ahead. the trades keep you healthy and you're always doing something different, so it's not as bad as some people make it out to be

your time is coming tradecucks, enjoy your work being outsourced to pablo and juan

>>18684813
lol they tried that already didn't work. turns out mexicans can't do math and are more lazy than fat boomers

>>18684876
mexicans can push buttons and move things around like monkey tradepersons while some chink architect will take care of the math
source: africa, where niggers are directed by chinks in a rapid industrialization

>>18684813
It’s already happened but on a job site there’s a mix of races and ethnicities, it’s actually kind of pleasant.
Work in low wattage, we’re unionizing. Pay tops off at $50 which is limiting but still over $100k with ot.

>>18684813
Anyone who wants quality work done will not hire Mexicans. They have absolutely no eye for quality and that's one of the reasons why all Hispanic countries are shitholes.

>>18684888
we're talking about skilled trades in this thread retard. you're talking about the future of automation which will not require paco pushing any buttons nor chang putting a piece of plastic into a mold. 3D printing can't come into your dwelling and fix your heater not build you a structure. just click over to your other window now and watch the link markets go down ok ? adults are talking

>>18684888

>watches empire of dust once

>>18685005
seethe harder tradecuck, whatever niches that don't get automated will be outsourced and the engineers that construct 3d printers and architects that make use of them are college educated

>>18684999
trump employs mexicans to build his towers

>>18685051
what am i seething about ? i'm working more hours while uni office cucks are getting laid off. are you a bot ? are you over 18 ? you must be that age to post on this site

>>18685051
also how does skilled trades get 'outsourced' ? it's onsite work. beijing chang cant come into randy's home and fix his heater

>>18684905
>it’s actually kind of pleasant.
kys beaner

>>18684795
I don't doubt that trade work can be enjoyable.
Frankly I enjoy washing dishes it's just that the salary cap is like 15 dollars an hour lol. Half of all my days are just general janitor shit that I get done with no real supervision, and the other half is getting my co-workers the shit they need for whatever the event is that day.

>>18685051
>get a degree in mechanical engineering
>end up joining a trade because there are no engineering jobs

glad this thread came up. Been looking for a trade business i can start myself

>>18684771

>>18683288
>>18683288

i'll have what he's having haha

>>18683430
>monks of 4chan
Just go back faggot

>>18683288
Pipefitter here. $49.60/hr with a robust package on top of that. I learned to weld for a couple of years first but the apprenticeship itself was five years. It will totally be relevant for a long time to come.

>>18685760
my dad was a pipe fitter, i thought journeymen made like $30/hr

>>18685792
Depends on where you live. I am out of Chicago.

>>18683288
Coding Bootcamp. Took 4-5 months, now I make 140K

>>18684888
u sure bout that?
>IT'S ALL SO TIRESOME

>>18683288
Just graduated college from a top 50 school in computer science. Now I'm working as a landscaper. Does that count?

>>18683288
How do women keep from orgasming when breast feeding?
My GF can almost get off when I play with her breasts even with get shirt on let alone if I start actually playing with her nipples

>>18685712
you ever think being subject to every little trigger the world throws at you might be your fault?

>>18685051
Why are you so mad tho?