should i go to trade school to become a plumber? discuss

>>39230452
Why not? Could be a good job if you live in a unionized area. Plus there are many different kinds of plumbers. Go for it!

Depends really, area and etc, plumbers here in Bexley Ohio make a killing for little to nothing, other areas like groveport they suffer a bit.

You tryin to make your own business?

>>39230452
You gonna fix what? Pipes of traps?
No, just pipes that blocked with stacy's stuff.

It's not a bad idea, trades are the way to go in my opinion.

>>39230452
I'd recommend a spark over plumber but not a bad idea at all. go for it.

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>school
>to become a plumber

>>39230540
took a shit ton of APs in high school too but id rather not be in jew debt working at mcdonalds with a degree not worth anything

>>39230568
The only reasons I can think of to go to university is to become a doctor or lawyer or something maybe. The Crapitalist system should allow you to perform your profession with a license at most, and you just need to take a test for that I think.

>>39230540
>not knowing about vocational schools

>>39230625
I'm not a peasant, do you actually have to attend a trade school to perform that profession with the state's consent?

>>39230633
Depends on state and regional requirements, especially if there are trade unions and strict regulations about employment. OP will at least have to go through some training process.

>>39230671
That sounds like shit, I'd just move to a state that allows the minimal paperwork.

>>39230680
Unfortunately, the perks of minimal paperwork end there. OP would be better off going through the red tape in area that can offer decent pay than being some word-of-mouth plumber without job protection.

>>39230712
I guess that is how roaches live.

>>39230724
but im not turkish

>>39230745
These crapitalist parasites are actually worse than roaches in a way.

>>39230452
The trades can be a pretty good way to make a living but I think it's important to pick a trade that you actually enjoy. One of the best things about the trades is you'll work with a bunch of incompetent idiots and a bunch of highly competent people but who aren't good with finances and entrepreneurship. Thus, if you can get good at a trade, and are financial responsible, you have relatively little competition to starting your own business and going from making a decent living to making the kind of living that would make many doctors or lawyers jealous.

>>39230592
>lawyer
Only if you can go to a top 10, preferably top 5, law school.

t. welder/weld inspector

I'm back to wageslaving now but I also have my own small business and previously sold a larger business.

>>39230452

I am getting into HVAC

Get this though, there was a three year wait list for HVAC and Plumber at my local college. Try to make sure you don't get screwed on a list.