Career Change

[Nail Polish]

lol nope masonry

Rock work is huge down here..I had several rock walls built and stone walkways laid, in addition to my foundation done in stone...Thats definitely a young mans job..Those guys dont last too long in that line of work. A lot of of em quit working after a few years and open up their own company. Then hire young guys to do the heavy work

Tater is right, they earn their money

 

[winos5]

I love my current job, but I've always dreamed of going to UC Davis and doing the Brewmasters Master program and getting a job at a microbrewery some where. Maybe if I win the lottery. Hop dream I guess.

 

[airtime143]

I love my current job, but I've always dreamed of going to UC Davis and doing the Brewmasters Master program and getting a job at a microbrewery some where. Maybe if I win the lottery. Hop dream I guess.

What is the deal with home brewing your own beer.... is it like moonshine where you can brew and gift it to people, yet not sell?

 

[winos5]

What is the deal with home brewing your own beer.... is it like moonshine where you can brew and gift it to people, yet not sell?

I gifted some, but mostly just liked the process of doing it. It was/is a good hobby.

 

[Nail Polish]

I gifted some, but mostly just liked the process of doing it. It was/is a good hobby.

I never tasted home brew...is the stuff any good?

 

[Unannounced Fart]

I do the same thing my dad did and his dad before him and his dad before him and so on and so forth for 5 generations
no college was required just years of backbreaking labor and an affinity for drinking large amounts of beer to numb the pain

That's cool, so are you gonna pass down your trade to your kids to make it 6 generations?

 

[Urblock]

Like the weird cult thing?


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Be careful we're everywhere.

 

[winos5]

I never tasted home brew...is the stuff any good?

If it's done right, yes, particularly if you like craft/micro brew. If your expecting bud light you will be disappointed.

 

[Hbkrusso]

That is one ass-kicking job. Those guys really earn their money.

haha don't gotta tell me I been doing the shit for 25 years

 

[Hbkrusso]

Rock work is huge down here..I had several rock walls built and stone walkways laid, in addition to my foundation done in stone...Thats definitely a young mans job..Those guys dont last too long in that line of work. A lot of of em quit working after a few years and open up their own company. Then hire young guys to do the heavy work

Tater is right, they earn their money

ive assumed you live in the Ashville area in nc I did a shit ton of work in that area in the late nineties and early 2000's actually the brickliners in the power plant in that area are my work.

yer welcome for electricity breh

 

[Hbkrusso]

That's cool, so are you gonna pass down your trade to your kids to make it 6 generations?

nope my kids are going to college

 

[Nail Polish]

ive assumed you live in the Ashville area in nc I did a shit ton of work in that area in the late nineties and early 2000's actually the brickliners in the power plant in that area are my work.

yer welcome for electricity breh

Yup...Im outside of Asheville, but its big in architecture all over the area

 

[Hbkrusso]

Yup...Im outside of Asheville, but its big in architecture all over the area

was the plant at I wanna say skyland or something like that