Are most jobs physical or difficult? Im around trucks alot and

lel most jobs are easy as balls

>>36278287
>Are most jobs physical or difficult?
most jobs are not physical

most jobs are not difficult

Well, working as a store clerk, I doubt you're going to be lifting stuff by hand that weighs more than 50 lbs unless you're going above and beyond the call of duty. A lot of them I see look like lazy shits(Wal*Mart, Target, Kmart, et cetera), so I doubt most do even that.

Looks like the truck in your photo is being cut up for scrap and core parts. Shame how a lot of good trucks die that way just because they're old and their companies no longer want them.

>>36278493
yeah i didnt take the picture but i just thought it was good at showing the size of a transmission.

it is a shame though, older trucks like r model macks and f model mack cabovers are awesome and getting more rare

>>36278287
Most jobs don't involve actual work. You just socialize with normies all day. Some tech jobs and medical jobs are high stress but most are easy af. A

>>36278287
that's what makes it blue collar work

>>36278287
As a mechanic you have one of the hardest low-paying jobs there are. You have to have a lot of technical knowledge and also be decently strong in order to do your (often times physically painful) job.

You're in a completely different league than a shelf stocker.....of course, you probably wouldn't know that if you were comparing paychecks....there's a reason it's called flat rape.

Honestly I often wonder how the automotive service and repair industry survives. No one's willing to pay technicians, customers often aren't willing to pay part prices (and will often sue you over shit that's beyond your control....or just as an excuse to get their vehicle fixed for free), it's both physcially and mentally exhausting work that in many cases pays less than minimum wage for the amount of hours worked (especially when you end up having to re-do a job for free or have to correct other work around what work you're originally doing because of surrounding entropy that'll keep the vehicle from properly functioning), a lot of work you have to do you don't get paid for (shuffling vehicles around shop, cleaning work area, et cetera), it's bad for your health (especially musculoskeletal, although you will have cuts and abrasions everywhere; scars on your body that you don't know the origin of, not to mention constant exposure to carcinogen HAZMAT), liability of expensive things versus what you're paid means you have the potential to be owned for the rest of your life...

...it's a brutal fuckin' job with little reward to it.