Backstory:

I would like to think I’m a little good at a lot of things. My dad’s owned a used car dealership for pretty much ever so I’ve been working on cars with him since I was able to talk which is my forte but to be honest cars are my passion and hobby and I wouldn’t want to ruin that by making it my career. He owns quite a few properties that I have worked on with him as well. I’ve ran water lines under houses and throughout walls, built bathrooms, kitchens, painting, trimming, done electrical, replaced ac units, blowers, well pumps, septic systems. I’ve built a few computers(mainly for gaming lol) so I’d call myself tech savvy as well. I know quite a bit about a lot but none of my skills are polished. I also have a welding certificate from a college I went to which is about my only “real” certificate I guess you could say. I’ve worked in different factories and taken apart all sorts of machines and run all kinds of heavy equipment and machines, cranes - overhead and mobile, skidsteers, buckets, telehandlers. I had a job I really loved as a “welder” and I worked there for about two years which is where I ran most of the heavy machinery and actually managed most of the plant if you can believe it. It was the hardest but most diverse and rewarding job I’ve had and due to certain circumstances I had to leave it, I still get calls from those guys asking me to come back sometimes.

My situation:

Currently I’m stuck on house arrest for who knows how long to ponder my career situation. I’ll now have good support from my mom because I’ve been staying with my dad in another state doing skilled labor for essentially free for a majority of my life, which is no problem, I love my dad and would do anything for him but it’s a totally different “higher tier” ballgame here, my mom is the type of person to pay for everything and never worry instead of do everything yourself like my dad was, so there’s a much different perspective here. Nothing remote really sticks out to me(project manager(what does that even mean?), analyst, case worker). I’m a physical labor kind of person, not like break your back for 85 hours a day, but I like working with my hands and fixing/building things. At this point though I’m willing to do the courses and put in the time for golden handcuffs if it means I can support myself and my hobbies once my legal mess is over(keep in mind I might end up a felon tbh). I literally have all the time and support in the world now, the only thing is that I’m stuck at home and any courses/certifications I take have to be strictly over the computer. I just need some good ideas and maybe a push in the right direction to make good money and have a nice life, whatever job or career it leads me to. Remote or not. Thank you all in advance for your input.

This one has boggled me a bit for a while now since I bought my scoot because it came with the same size 13’s up front as the rear but that doesn’t seem right? I mean it rides okay, sometimes when I lean too far the whole thing wobbles during the lean and I think I’m gonna die.. but otherwise fine. Usually the rear tire of a two wheeler is thicker and/or smaller. It’s my first scooter so I wouldn’t know. Just happy to be putting along

My gy6 150cc likes to max out at 55mph (60 indicated) at 8k rpm but lately it’s beginning to sputter at 7k rpm until I let off a little. It goes away after a little bit but when it starts it’s a bit worrisome until it clears up. I’m thinking fuel filter but what about y’all?