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banded butterfly said:
:lol Decades later and I still remember how tickled pink I was on the last day, graduation, of high school. :woot2:sohappy
Happy trails. This may help. You know, road to school/hell, hot, get it?
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Lol I will probably be the same way.
 
Yeah...all that worthless trigonometry...that I use and teach to Electricians on a daily basis.

Or effective written communication skills...

Or history to explain why things are the way that they are...

Or anthropology to explain why and how to get along with others...

And science to explain why aluminum and sheetrock shouldn't be put next to each other...

And on and on it goes with all that "useless" knowledge on a construction site.
 
JohnDB said:
Yeah...all that worthless trigonometry...that I use and teach to Electricians on a daily basis.

Or effective written communication skills...

Or history to explain why things are the way that they are...

Or anthropology to explain why and how to get along with others...

And science to explain why aluminum and sheetrock shouldn't be put next to each other...

And on and on it goes with all that "useless" knowledge on a construction site.
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Well yeah your job should teach you things that are useful to your job and what you spend 18 years of your life or more on should prepare you for life.
 
If only I could have gotten more college...

I have only an associate degree in business administration and another in Culinary Arts...
They didn't give me one for the Electrical trade but I went nights for 5 years to school. (No breaks either which I complained about)

If I was to get a master's degree...
I wonder what I could get it in...maybe theology?
 
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