Thermal facade is easily one of the most underrated trade jobs to get into, I’ve literally never seen anyone on the internet talk about it for some reason, it is high in demand, pays well, easy to learn, very satisfying hands on work, why doesn’t anyone talk about it?
I’m a learner driver still haven’t gotten my drivers license, but i have learned to drive and i’ve been driving my own car to get everywhere in the last month and I’ve gotten used to driving my own car I’ve learned the clutch changing gears i rarely stall it and i don’t have any other difficulties whatsoever.
Yesterday i had a driving lesson with my instructor after a month of being absent from driving lessons and while i was initially confident that i’ll be a better much driver i’ve gotten really unused to my instructor’s car, my muscle memory has adapted to the clutch of my car where the biting point is much higher and for that reason i stalled my instructor’s car a ton of times.
After a bit of driving it i kind of got it but i still stalled it a few times and generally his car for some reason feels off not very comfortable, while in my car I’m totally comfortable driving, i don’t know why i feel like that but it is a weird thing because when you know how to drive supposedly you should know how to drive all cars not just yours.
I told my instructor that i drive my personal car better than his and he told me “you don’t drive it better you just control it better” and despite all that he told me not to worry about the clutch, that i’m not going to fail the driving test for that but for other reasons like not giving way not stopping at stops etc, and he said he will book me for driving exam at 15 of June and until then he will have me do about 8 lessons with him.
So my current concern is how will i get used to my instructor’s car and how am i going to pass the test? Before the lesson i was very confident that i would drive flawlessly but his car just doesn’t feel the same as mine and that concerns me regarding how i will drive on the driving test, have any of you had similar experiences and what do you advise me to do to get over that?
Whenever I'm leaving for somewhere I check my stuff so many times and intensively its a weird thing, when I leave the house I put my keys in my pocket and before I leave I grab them two to three times in a time span of a minute to make sure, and while I'm closing my house's door I'm holding the keys in hand staring at them just to make sure that I have them with me despite making sure that they are on me literally 10 seconds before.
And I do that with anything whenever i'm somewhere outside, car keys, money, phone, I constantly check my bag to secure that I have all of these with me even if I had checked them a minute ago, I open my bag to see them with me, touch them and I slowly zip my bag while looking at them until the last glance just to make sure they didn't fall out and I still doubt myself when I zip close that bag.
Does anybody else do that or am I the only crazy dude?
Του χρόνου που θα είμαι 3η λυκείου σκέφτομαι να παω σε νυχτερινό επαγγελματικό λύκειο για να μπορέσω να ασχοληθώ και να μάθω ένα χειρωνακτικό επάγγελμα (υδραυλικός) παράλληλα με το σχολείο.
Έχω ρωτήσει κάποιους καθηγητές του τωρινού μου σχολείου και μου έχουνε πει όλοι καλά λόγια σχετικά με τα εσπερινά σχολεία και ότι είναι καλή ιδέα να εργάζεσε ενώ πηγαίνεις σχολείο χωρίς να χρειαστεί να παρατήσεις της σπουδές σου, και ενώ είναι κάτι που με ενδιαφέρει πολύ να κάνω με φοβίζει η υπερκόπωση και το burnout που μπορεί να πάθω με της καθημερινής ρουτίνας του σχολείου-δουλειάς.
Ποιες είναι οι γνώμες σας για τα εσπερινά λύκεια για όσους έχετε πάει και τα γνωρίζετε; Είναι καλά σαν σχολεία και ποιες είναι οι διαφορές μεταξύ των εσπερινών και των ημερήσιων; Είναι καλή ιδέα να πηγαίνω σε νυχτερινό λύκειο και να δουλεύω παράλληλα;