In California (and probably other high-spic states) they only hire non-English speaking immigrants for minimum wage. Doesn't take a PhD to put the part in a chuck and press the button. That's what those guys know how to do. There's a separate QA department to check their work.
Those guys are dumb as fuck. Back when I worked QA I would see shit all the time, like the guy who would clean out his machine with compressed air after he was done machining fiberglass. No respirator, no PPE at all. Fucking morons.
Ill add, being from SoCal, specifically OC. All the spic's hire family. So Javier gets a job at the machine shop, he hires his brother Juan, Cousin Jose and his Uncle, Chewie.
So while there may be jobs, its locked up by Spic family.
Sounds like California is a hell-scape.
Not if you're rich.
It's coming for your state, too. That's what Biden's flood of immigrants agenda is all about. Everyone thinks it couldn't happen where they live. California used to think like that all the way up until the 1990's.
I don't think its any different than any other place. I not a machinist though.
Same with niggers, curry niggers, rice niggers (though rice niggers will sometimes hire Whites) etc.
Fiberglass makes the lungs strong
Those guys would tease each other all the time. "Why are you wearing that respirator? Are you a fag?" LOL.
Pretty based
Druggy at our shop liked painting without a respirator.
He did a good job, why tell him how to do it.
I remember learning how much fiberglass sucks. We used to have these fiberglass light poles around my neighborhood when I grew up. Me and a friend decided to shimmy up these one day. No shirt in shorts. That sucked
Warning: they're starting to escape into the QA dept too.
Pre-covid I left a company where every one of the QA staff were spanish speaking except for one old dude waiting for his social security to hit. They would have spanish meetings, and not tell the 20+ year employee what he needed to know in order to avoid being written up.
Nope, Nope, Nope! I got out of there fast!
True machining is FAR more than putting a part in and pushing a button. You've got to know math, be able to understand cause and effect, differences in types of metals. Most in my family are machinists, going back several generations. Before machining my family were blacksmiths. I'm not speaking of the cnc machine either. To be a true machinist you've got to understand how to take a chunk of metal and turn it into a functioning machine.
You're thinking of the person who does the programming and prototyping. That guy's always white. Once you get the program set and kinks ironed out, a robot could do the actual machining. It's just that spics don't require the massive up-front investment like robots.
I'm not speaking about cnc machining. I'm talking about old school pre computer machining. Where you had to do the thinking and figuring. You had to operate the lathes, drills, grinders etc. Back when it was real man's work.
I grew up in a machine shop watching and learning from my dad as he did from his. Do I know what I'm talking about.
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