Good jobs for mechanically inclined males?

No union for me bro, and this iron working is soooo much easier then the drilling rigs

I hear ya, I worked structural steel, but went to pipefitting.. But yeah, the rythym is different than a drilling rig, and those workover rigs.. oh buddy! It was so much better for me when I got off the floor and worked pits or derricks. Sucks having a driller or pusher on yer nuts bird dogging you.

Lucky you getting on the iron, I gotta admit I had a great time working construction.
 
No shit.

That is why I said chickens. 5 bucks a dozen for eggs. I sell grown chickens that are laying for ten bucks. Baby chicks for 5 bucks. I will even kill, clean and sell whole chickens.

I don't have to pay for eggs and chicken meat.

The money adds up fast. Easy 50-60 bucks a day. No effort once set up.

I also work on cars and do home repairs and remodels on the side.
I've been trying to set myself up with chickens for a couple years, not too hard or I'd have em already..lol. I figure between those and my garden i can feed myself for a good portion of the year. I know nothing about raising farm stock though, so it's a little intimidating. I want to cut my teeth on chicken then move up to a pig , then a cow a year. Slowly getting there...
 
I've been trying to set myself up with chickens for a couple years, not too hard or I'd have em already..lol. I figure between those and my garden i can feed myself for a good portion of the year. I know nothing about raising farm stock though, so it's a little intimidating. I want to cut my teeth on chicken then move up to a pig , then a cow a year. Slowly getting there...
My friends just killed all their meat birds this past weekend. And they had to slaughter a couple roosters too because they had too many and the roosters were raping the shit out of the egg laying hens.

Fuckin roosters. Hahah
 
My friends just killed all their meat birds this past weekend. And they had to slaughter a couple roosters too because they had too many and the roosters were raping the shit out of the egg laying hens.

Fuckin roosters. Hahah
my new neighbors got a rooster about 2 months ago..I'm planning a covert early morning raid with my pellet gun..stupid F'ing birds..it's 4AM shut the F up!
 
my cat needed a 3500 surgery immediately over a weekend so I couldn't get to the bank, through it on amex. there r other emergencies that arrive completely unexpected. I'm not trying to hassle you, I sense you're older than danksta and have learned to make it all work. I think ppl tend to have more freedom and options playing-ball with the govt some. personally i wldnt mind being off the grid completely, but it's more of a dream because I like perceived security.
A bullet woulda been cheaper
 
So I am still fucking around with restaurants at 30, I make pretty good money like between 15 to 20 a hour, I don't pay taxes like most do because I don't claim all my tips.. FUCK YOU IRS!!!

But I am damn good bartender/server and people like me, I really don't know why but as long as they give me cash I don't care..

However I am getting older and possibly looking for something better. Now I can grow some fire ass dank all day which pays great and all, but this industry is getting over saturated. I use to get 350 a ounce and now I am down to 235, the quality has got better but the price keeps going down.. But at this point of my life I consider it as a profitable hobby..

So my work history is.. start to finish.. First job was at ACE hardware, then braums as a cook, boston market as a cook,then highway construction started as a laborer and worked my way up to a heavy equipment operator then foreman at 18, lol.. then I sold hard drugs, got clean then started serving and bartending, then started growing pot, then had some shitty warehouse jobs, then I worked at machine shop, then a metal fab shop, then back to heavy equipment operator, then as a rigger in the oil field, then back to selling weed, then back to server/bartender worked my way to a bar manager at two different places,then a GM at a hydroshop, then went to growing pot on a larger scale while remodeling houses, now I am back to server/bartender.

I got good people skills and can sell anything.

I went to college for about a year for CAD when I was 22 but hated it, well my college kinda fucked me over..

But I can build anything, I just have a good understanding of how shit works..

I am thinking about going back to school for something, I just can't pinpoint what exactly I want to do, so I am here asking for some advice..

I hate working 70+ hours a week though..

when I worked in the oil field the safety guys Osha cert made great money..

Petroleum engineers in the oil field made 200k to 500k and it's only 2 years if I am not mistaken..

Crane operators made like 120K

idk..

I hear that a degree in construction is one of the best careers at the moment..

Maybe even a CNC programmer??

well anyways any suggestions??

And no dick sucking comments plz ;)
Helicopter mechanic, get the cert and I can get you a job with virgin galactic tomorrow...or if you want I can put you on a NATO base in Kabul and you make like 300k a year.
 
Helicopter mechanic, get the cert and I can get you a job with virgin galactic tomorrow...or if you want I can put you on a NATO base in Kabul and you make like 300k a year.

I got a buddy who is also balling out as a helicopter mechanic overseas to, how hard would it be to fined a school to teach you ?
 
I got a buddy who is also balling out as a helicopter mechanic overseas to, how hard would it be to fined a school to teach you ?
only one I know is in Roswell, NM ...but Im sure a google search will set you strait, for mechanics degrees online schools are trash though has to be brick and morter.
 
only one I know is in Roswell, NM ...but Im sure a google search will set you strait, for mechanics degrees online schools are trash though has to be brick and morter.

Awaome man, but I tnink ill stick to the lines of work im in, but the traveling would be fun and working on helicopters would be badass!!!
 
Mt. San Antonio College
(Walnut, California, USA)
www.mtsac.edu/instruction
/tech-health/airmaintenance


University of Southern California Aviation Safety Program
(Los Angeles, California, USA)
www.viterbi.usc.edu/aviation

Connecticut

Global Jet Services, Inc.
(Weatogue, Connecticut, USA)
www.globaljetservices.com





United States of America continued
Florida

Gleim Aviation
(Gainesville, Florida, USA)
www.gleim.com/aviation

Illinois

Southern Illinois University.
Department of Aviation Technologies
(Carbondale, Illinois, USA)
www.aviation.siuc.edu

Kansas

Crucial Knowledge
(Wichita, Kansas, USA)
www.crucial-knowledge.info

Kansas State University Salina
(Salina, Kansas, USA)
www.salina.k-state.edu/aviation

Nevada

Abaris Training Resources, Inc.
(Reno, Nevada, USA)
www.abaris.com

New Jersey

Thomas Edison State College
(Trenton, New Jersey, USA)
www.tesc.edu/2728.php

New Mexico

Eastern New Mexico University
(Portales, New Mexico, USA)
www.liberal-arts.enmu.edu
/sciences/aviation


Ohio

Columbus State Community College
(Columbus, Ohio, USA)
www.cscc.edu
 
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