u/GorgeousSquidDoctor

I live in a part of the country that is plagued by wildfires right now with a statewide fireban. Of course that didn't stop people from being thoughtless and going buck wild with fireworks on July 4th, and exacerbating issues.

Every year, local news outlets talk abiut 'laying down tbe law' or whatever bs, but nothing ever happens, I think a grand total of ONE person actually faced charges in my states' capitol city.

I figured it's whatever though it's just one weekend... usually. But of cooooouurse I have a couple neighbors that are still regularly setting off their attention-seekers all hours of the night, more than a week later...

TLDR if you're still setting off fireworks in the middle of the night you are kind of a loser.

Hello, I'm hoping that I can seek out career and education advise, maybe somebody reading this is able to help.

AMA ex-chef (M24), currently in the US, all of my professional experience is in the kitchen. However, I would like to be working in the skilled trades industry, and an outside lineman seems like a solid career path. I have experience working in demanding environments, including contract work in Antarctica, and I’m currently researching the best way to enter the trade.

I noticed many if not all apprenticeships require a Class A CDL before applying, so I wanted to ask if you think getting a CDL independently first is the best route, or if there are other entry paths out there. Should I approach this field directly, or try working as a trucker or inside-wireman first?

I am aware I would be starting from scratch, I really am kinda lost out here, any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, I'm hoping that I can seek out career and education advise

AMA ex-chef (M24), currently in the US, all of my professional experience is in the kitchen. However, I would like to be working in the skilled trades industry, and an outside lineman seems like a solid career path. I have experience working in demanding environments, including contract work in Antarctica, and I’m currently researching the best way to enter the trade. I noticed many if not all apprenticeships require a Class A CDL before applying, so I wanted to ask if you think getting a CDL independently first is the best route, or if there are other entry paths you’d recommend. I’d really appreciate any advice any of you might have.