>>29610759
Dont be a bitch. It gets easier physically, and then there is no mental stress. Perfect for a student as a way of getting away from class and studying.

>>29610964
It's not physically exhausting

>no mental stress
Are you a mexican? It's pretty hard to understand blueprints and calculate shit

>>29610964
Britbong here

When I was doing my A-levels I did woodwork, got good grades because I had been doing it all throughout school

When I was at uni it got me a comfy job in a workshop making vintage style toys, only about 8 of us and we got cups of tea brought to us

old dude who owned it died though, RIP old fella

But yeah manual jobs are good to do when youre a student

>>29611037
Why are you calculating shit and looking at blueprints at your manual labor job? Are you some kind of field engineer or something?

>>29611062
Sparkies do that sorta shit. Calculations and so on when doing new installations.
>2nd year apprentice
>killme.jpg

>>29611060
I feel that. Im a chem student who works as a valet (mix of customer service and running in the sun in all black), and its honestly relaxing. 2 of my roommates work for the same company and its enough to pay rent and food/utilities easily

>>29611096
Ah, I see then. I was referring more to simple "Go do that" "Okey boss" manual labor. Is that a paid internship?

>>29611127
Yeah all good. yeah the pay is pretty shit though, it goes up as the years go by though. Its good but tough work nonetheless

>>29611062
Im building shit at my summer job, literally have no prior experience in building but they took me in anyhow. The pay is really good but i would much rather have a no-brain job

>>29611268
the fuck, lucky bastard?

>>29610759
I can't stand the monotony of my call center tech support. American btw.

Verizon tech coach. Having fags and normies butch about thier phones. 80% of the time I have anxiety disorder symptoms. The rest of the time, I give no fucks.