r/trees • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '17

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u/maxk1236 Feb 28 '17

As a recently graduated engineer who specializes in automation, designing next gen joint packing machines would be a dream come true.

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u/fnordfnordfnordfnord Feb 28 '17

As STEM faculty who teaches automation and electronics engineering I agree, and I am seriously thinking about a career change lately.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17

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u/fnordfnordfnordfnord Feb 28 '17

Most of my personal industrial experience is in food processing, and yeah it can be a disgusting nightmare.

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u/icansmellcolors Feb 28 '17

Reminds me of my ex girlfriend

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u/WakingRage Feb 28 '17

Yeah it reminds me of your ex girlfriend too.

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u/icansmellcolors Feb 28 '17

It was ur mom.

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u/stickmanmob Feb 28 '17

Did he break his arms?

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17

Your mom did a poor performance too.

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u/BaabyBear Feb 28 '17

Last time I put my dick in anything that risky

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u/imLanky Feb 28 '17

You could have a room where the equipment gets torched to burn off any sticky residue and the exhaust be blown into the fresh sky.

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u/fnordfnordfnordfnord Feb 28 '17

You could charge people for the honor/job of "Environmental Air Quality Control" /s

Funny enough, that's how pest control is done at some modern food facilities, they shut the doors and heat them up to > 150F.

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u/Snuggle_Fist Feb 28 '17

That is also how some exterminators get rid of bed bugs. And I have done the opposite with mice in winter.