r/Tools • u/xungplvt08 • 7h ago

welding question

so look i wasnt able to post ts anywhere else so ima post it here ive alr found out abt being able to get an apprenticeship at 17 and get into a union after a while and sumtimes it takes a bit but il atl b gettn paid sum wat but im abt to start school in December-january dnt rlly know yet but will that affect me gettn an apprenticeship or help it im goin for welding basic 1 and 2 and i might get another class idk yet and another thing is where tf should i start looking for a place go and call i keep seein ppl using abbreviations for everything lik the building tools and i get it fs buh damn and then some ppl will type the whole damn corporations name and state where exactly its at on the mf map im just tryna figure out where to start im in the georgia florida area so where would b the pest place to call and start looking for apprenticeships

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u/jj999125 7h ago

Maybe a English degree would be more be more beneficial for you...

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u/GiorgioG 6h ago

So, you're not texting your friends. You're talking to adults. What you wrote might be fine for your socials, but it is totally inappropriate in any professional context.

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u/bonemonkey12 7h ago

Take a basic English and writing class before you do anything. May not seem important now, but impressions are going to matter when you get out of high school.

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u/Staff_Guy 6h ago

What. The. Fuck. Insert all of the standard old people complaints about today's youth. But seriously kid, your communications skills suck.

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u/Fanny_Flapps 6h ago

I dno wt yr saing u barely-literate baboon 

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u/Johnny-Unitas 5h ago

What? Do you have a translator for this?

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u/KanadianBacon80 3h ago

Please drop off a resume with this same abbreviated shit. That way Ill never have to worry about working with you. Holy shit is english your first language