/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2383760
Electro Mechanical Maintenance in a manufacturing facility.

I went to a 9mo program that taught the basics and got me in the door.

40 hours a week, weekends off, but this is not normal

I sit on my ass most of the day and it's only dangerous if you're an idiot.

No travel

$35/hr + ~~$6k in bonuses per year

>>1836616
Growing grapes is impossible. All those vineyards popping up in literally every state are just a conspiracy to fool everyone into thinking grapes are real. Smuckers is a CIA front and Franzia has been tied back to the NKVD.
>If I get 1 pound of grapes this year they will be the most expensive grapes ever produced at $123 per pound
Seriously though you need to start with an end goal in mind when you set out on long term things like this. Of course it's going to cost more than buying at the local supermarket, gardening for cost savings on a difficult crop is retard tier at best. I garden because ...
>I enjoy the process
>I like knowing where at least some of my food comes from
>I'm planning on expanding exponentially in the future and I'm testing what has the best yield, resistances, and flavor.

If you consider landscaping a trade, definitely that. I worked at a ton of landscaping companies when I was hustling to get money quick and easy. If you have any bit of work ethic and aren't a drunk, drug addict, or pothead, you're a god to the owner of the company. I felt like I was directing a bunch of monkeys and I was the youngest one there. They were slow, unstable, always calling in, and took breaks to smoke weed every opportunity they had. God I hated it. The crewleader would hop on a zero-turn immediately and leave me to organize the shitfest. Every company, every yard. I got promoted to crew leader after about a week at each one I worked at.