Am I missing something? Unless trade schools are a few grand they aren't fucking cheap, yet they are always recommended when people either don't want to go to college or have debt or something. Never specific either about what you should actually learn, most people would hate being a plumber or welder.
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>>1776533
biz is a SFW board
are you retarded? CC's are cheap as fuck and most offer trades.
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>>1776553
no they aren't cheap at all, no one is ever specific and acts like a "trade" is decently safe bet, and there is that image is SFW, no actual nudity
Having a trade lets you open your own business very easily to escape the wageslave life
>>1776627
no it really doesn't
>>1776630
Depends what the trade is.
>>1776654
what, plumbing?
>>1776533
Friend of mine is a plumber. He's about to leave his current company and start his own.
He'll easily clear $100k.
I asked him what he can pull on an emergency call (someone calls at 2am with a busted water pipe in their house). He said around $3k.
Holy shit I picked the wrong career.
>>1776660
Profiting from someone else's loss. May as well become a pimp.
>>1776660
ok but why do trade schools get recommended as far as cost? maybe I don't live around any crazy cheap ones but everything is at least 15-30 grand. It isn't like a programming bootcamp or something where if you don't get a job it's free.
>>1776533
They are that cheap. In South Carolina we get an enormous amount of funding from a state lottery tax, a full semester will run your about a grand if you make 30k a year.
>>1776676
ah, well in PA it isn't
>>1776664
Have you seen the price for a college education these days?
>>1776662
> your in bed
> It's a Tuesday night
> You are very tired
> get a call at 2am
> Can you put your clothes on, get your work truck, drive 30 minutes to my house and work for 6 to 8 hours fixing an emergency situation that will require hard work?
I'd charge triple rate too.
>>1776664
$15k to $30k?
Where did you hear that? I'm not exactly sure but all my friends that did trades just started working right away. I think they occasionally had to take a class and pass a test. Nothing more than listening to a few lectures or something.
I'd be shocked if any of my trade buddies spent more than $10k on the red tape.
>he didn't get union sponsorship
Unless you wanted to eventually transform into a entrepreneur, you were dumb.