yeah, it wasn't my best decision since I'm female and ultimately just wanted to be a stay at home mom, but it wasnt the worst. i know how the world works now, socially and structurally. I learned how to be a pipefitter in GA. Got to see a lot of cool stuff. Got certified in welding pipe (forgot cert name but it was schedule 40 in a 6G position with 6010/7018 stick rod) and heavy rigging. took OSHA 30, learned how to respect myself and other peoples safety. i really got to see how men worked, and how propagandized woman made good men suffer. How the men would get married, work so hard that their women would divorce and/or cheat on them, then never get a day off in order to pay for child support with no family to go home to, while their mental and physical health start failing due to the nature of the work. It made me really reevaluate my priorities. Just before graduation i received the redpill from my now fiancé and it all made sense. I'm a stay at home mom now but soon i might need to get a job again to make ends meet. but enough about me. what type of work do you do? I do find just about all the different fields of construction interesting.