Damn I really needed to hear this, 18 years old, unemployed, 600$ in debt, graduated highschool and all my friends are either in college or learning a trade, makes me feel like I'm falling behind, coco gives me inspiration, to get out there and keep failing and trying until I find what I love, because right now I have no clue. You're right, most people who are 18, let alone 25 don't know what the fuck they want, so just keep living and don't dwell on that shit and do what makes you happy.
Quem está cometendo esses crimes sobre a minha filha alimentando todo crime só a******* do juiz muito com a Larapode ver que colabora com ela lá dentro junto com a ponta da vara criminal os próprios juízos que tava fazendo todo esse
Eu tô sendo vítima dos próprios juízos vagabundo que tá alimentandoo que ela reage com uma criminosa ela é uma criminosa ela confirmou que ela confessa o crime de
Amigo todo esse processo até hoje só tá andando caminhando dessa forma com creme por que os próprios juízos tásem juízo não tivesse colaborando com a criminosa já tinha combate do crime por que que ela tá solteira e continue continuar agindo como a criminosapor que que ela está solta se ela tá continuando com menos crime por que o estado-juiz luta do juiz eu tô fazendo p**** nenhuma
Some school districts have “votech” classes for juniors and seniors and you get to choose a class to take. Two of the options are wood shop and auto body repair
High schools still have Auto & wood shop classes. The auto classes at the high school I went were very in depth classes. Taught everything from oil changes to welding, motor swaps, transmission rebuilds, etc
There's never a reason to rush. Life works itself out. The only thing I want to mention is nowadays you will definitely get caught faking a resume or school. Any decent employer with access to the internet will definitely check. PSA Don't try it unless you're positive they won't check...
Something that helps me is that I feel more prepared than anyone else in the real world, but I’m not as confident. I feel dumb but compared to my peers I know a lot. I work as a writing consultant and yesterday I helped a Chinese study abroad student with her paper to go for her doctorate program. And I’m really worried, then Joey talks about how he would just make up fake resumes and people I know do shady shit and live fine... but I’m worried about all that stuff.
Trust me , people would rather work with someone who can admit to his levels of confidence, rather then someone who fakes his confidence and puts himself in a situation that he isn’t ready for
Hearing Joey say he used to do roofing/construction gives me a slight bit of hope I won’t have to do it my entire life. I’m 20 years old and I’m already in as much pain as a 70 year old. I need some of that comedy money.
When I was in school we had shop(woodworking) and I’m not sure about auto. We had just started a computer engineering class and I did that. But I agree with him. All skilled trades, are hurting for the most part. College was pushed and pushed and pushed, and now there’s a skilled trades shortage and people with student loan debt through the roof. Find your local Union and get in an apprenticeship, or a non Union company that’s good and learn from them. I’m an operating engineer outta Ohio and yes the money is there. All I’ve ever done though. Since I was 16, run equipment. Even younger at home running a farm tractor. Do what you love, not what someone pushes on you. And you can’t just chase the money. If o was chasing money, I’d travel the country on pipelines.
Trade school was something I never considered because I was taught to look down upon those types of jobs from my school teachers, I'm still not sure if I want to go to trade school because of the guilt and disappointment they made me feel about not getting a uni degree first. EDIT: Watching this video now, my perspective has been changed
Lee actually a lot of the shop classes an other classes in school were not let go due to budgets it was due to lack of interest from kids as well as schools claiming it's a safety issue.
Jay S it’s also a problem finding people to teach these classes in regular high schools, most woodshop teachers try to find votech (technical schools) schools to teach at. Our school had the funding and interest but we talked to the superintendent and he said he couldn’t find anyone to teach it
Our school had wood shop up until 2 years ago I got to take it for 3 years in a row. We also have a program that you can learn a trade for half the school day and regular classes for the rest. There’s everything stuff like electronics, emt, nursing, firefighting, carpentry, welding, mechanics and some others it’s pretty cool that places have started doing this again. Idk if this is in a lot of places but I’m glad I have it here
I graduated in 2012, my school had all the normal shop and auto classes. I wish I would have stick around in autotech. Granted, I ended up going to a youth corps.
Worked as a construction worker doing a little of everything for 10 years now. Now I am going to college part time. Best thing I ever did was learning was learning a trade.
There’s a swing back of the schools offering trades. I graduated in 18 and My high school had a moderate budget and we had autoshop and auto shop as well as all the theater/tech theater/ video production type classes. Again this wasn’t a huge school. We had 205 kids in my graduating class
No shop is paying a mechanic $45.00.... They pay you like $24.00 tops flat rate and tell you to hustle. Then they tell you, your pay after all your hustle is equivalent to $45.00 per/hour.. Come on JoeY you should a known that!
I think that Joey Diaz is referring to the hourly labor rate customers are charged…and $45/hour is a common labor rate. You’re definitely correct about $24/hour being on the higher end of a mechanic’s hourly wage. It would not surprise me one bit if Joey got these two mixed up.
Actually my school was built in the 1920s so those type of classes are still being taught at that school they have multiple work shops and a auto body room and even a room for a class called manufacturing they where they taught us how to weld and work with metals and use lathes
When it comes to wood shop and those other classes that are like that yeah most of them had been cut from schools because of funding but a good number of schools still have a wood shop class at least or some sort of agricultural class at least I'm lucky enough that the school I went to had that but we didn't have an auto shop but it used to way back in the day apparently.
After high school I would say do a trade program and get a few years experience, if you truly want to go to college these few years will give you plenty of time to figure out if you do want to go the college route and what degree to pursue (Because that matters a lot). If you decide to stick with the trade route then get five years experience and most importantly start your own business. Lastly, if I had to do it over again I would join the military do my twenty and work for a government institution and get my twenty. If you join the military at 18 and follow that route you would have two pensions by 58.
Did metalworking woodworking auto shop all in high school in 2000s. 5 years after graduating. All shop classes were gone. Now 13 years later they wanted a million dollars to bring back shop classes. This is a town of 7,000. 😆
Yo, Mr. Diaz, your wife is right. I grew up in Arkansas, and we were the last class to have shop as a mandatory credit before they dropped shop. I graduated in 1998, so what does that tell you about the youth today? This shit was socially engineered
I wish my school offered shop and woodworking stuff. I would have loved that kinda thing. They cutting gym time, cutting programs that might interest kids so they can teach nonsense no one will need mostly
45 an hour as a mechanic? Brother I got 3 toolboxes filled to the brim with goodies. You send me the info and consider it done. (Diesel mechanic) have plenty of experience. I let my work do the talking.
Uncle Joey I went to community college to get certified in automotive now that trade has to be modified because we have the electric car no more cylinder heads or carbs
Everyone thought construction was done after 2008- still doing what I love, still broke, but I'm still here! But, dammit, we need people willing to do dirty work
I won't apply for a mechanic job because I enjoy working on/fixing cars because I want to, not because I have to. If I am obligated to work on something it takes the fun out of it
Back in the day you could find and excellent back yard mechanic. Not today because everything is electronics and if that guy is gonna pay $45hr then the mechanic is gonna be ASE certified. I went to a trade school in high school and I took auto mechanics. I graduated in 1998 when cars were just starting to be all computers and electronics but there wasn't many of them in the shop. I worked on a lot of late 70s 80s and early 90s cars. I actually rebuilt a 55 Bel air engine with a 3 speed 9n the column, great car. But I couldn't really work on cars today like back then. Don't get me wrong I change my own oil, brakes, ball joints, valve cover gaskets, stuff like that but even doing a oil change on my Cadillac after I'm done with it I after press down a few buttons to clear the digital dash saying needs oil change. Never in my life before that I had to do that at the end of a oil change and it's a 98 Cadillac Deville. Today you're both a technician and a mechanic to work on these newer cars. Give me a older car anyday.
I’m in welding school now uncle Joey but I’m a parts changer on the side I worked construction had wood shop and welding in my high school lucky for me but it was a gang school I’m 20 now got 3 months left
Yes they are tryin to get rid of wood shop. But I’d take it and it was amazing NYC only certain schools do it still lack of funding. I still have my gum ball machine. Got a 85 and still works great. We need to be more into that shit as a country,,,,,,,!,,,,,,,,,,!!!!
I had auto shop at Los Altos high in the Bay Area 07-09. My auto teacher was this old school white guy from Oakland and he would let us wrench on his 69 Challenger
Trade classes weren’t pulled from public schools because of the budget. Public schools have more access to funding than they ever have. Most of the money goes to the administration and middle management
Depending where your at in this country. And as a mechanic I hope you understand WE aren't making that money, the business is! As a general rule of thumb, the mechanic should make no less than 25% of the shops hourly rate.
Here in VA my shop currently charges 75. That’s high end for my city too. We do good work but even I say ouch at 75. 100-135 am hour is just rape. Especially on big job like anything over 60 hours.... half my tickets have times over 50 hours so I couldn’t imagine the bill I’d rack up for someone if I spent 60 hours+ on a job at 100-135 an hour... Jesus I’d be rich 😂
Daaaamn, i remember telling that to college reps that would come talk at our high school, and i would just plainly ask them " Okay lets say we all go to college, who the fuck is gonna go to college to become a trashman or an electrician and shit, if we do that who is gonna be doin all the other jobs that dont require college?" They just tols me quit being disruptive
Unfortunately these days car companies are taking car maintenance away from the customer. The complexity and technical aspects of cars these day restrict the amount of work you can do or even your go to mechanic. I'll stick to my shitbox 96 Celica.
Majority of the reps have no fucking clue on what drug their selling. Most of the time they hire reps based on looks. Because beautiful people can sell anything easier than a slug
Lol uncle Joey I charge $80 an hr 120 if it’s a diesel or medium or heavy duty truck. Ur buddy wanting to pay half that is why most mechanics like me are working for ourself snd not a shop or service center.
I work on all my own vehicles and almost everyone in my family's vehicles, I just love doing it. I hate getting up at the same time every morning and shit and listening to some asshole boss. Been beating on old junkers even before I got my license, even if I've never replaced something on a car I know I can get it done. There is no doubt in my abilities and aptitude I just know how to figure out how to do shit like that.
I don't make shit for money doing it either I just take whatever they have to give. All sorts of stuff that I love doing and make enough money to eat but nowhere near enough to pay bills, and there isn't a lot of opportunity doing it yourself outside of maybe finding someone who is loaded and willing to start a business for me to run.
Blessed are the souls that earn their living doing what they love. It’s said if you earn your living doing what love you’ll never work a day in your life.
I learned to weld by my father who did it professionally at age 13. So glad I did as it can pay very well and great thing to know how to do. Someone always needs something welded. Also suggest MIG, TIG, and Aluminum.
Carpenter $25/40 Plumber $18/45 HVAC $22/57 shit even installing blinds (window treatments ) you start at $25 an hour Carpet cleaning (25percent commission) I was making 1,800 per week before tips and after taxes Even when I was a dispatcher at Amazon $24 an hour $1000 a week There is no need for a degree son
Hitting the bong as this was uploaded 👍
fukn a
Took a fat dab after I turned this on lmaoo lit
Smoking a fatty
Was Hitting the bong as I read your comment
“The only thing I did longer than 30 days, is time.” - Jose Antonio Diaz
Felt that
his slave name
Cocaine
This is me
You are soooo lame
Damn I really needed to hear this, 18 years old, unemployed, 600$ in debt, graduated highschool and all my friends are either in college or learning a trade, makes me feel like I'm falling behind, coco gives me inspiration, to get out there and keep failing and trying until I find what I love, because right now I have no clue. You're right, most people who are 18, let alone 25 don't know what the fuck they want, so just keep living and don't dwell on that shit and do what makes you happy.
Cara quem tá fazendo essa bagunça quem tá fazendo essa bagunça e alimentando um crime é a******* do juiz que está
Quem está cometendo esses crimes sobre a minha filha alimentando todo crime só a******* do juiz muito com a Larapode ver que colabora com ela lá dentro junto com a ponta da vara criminal os próprios juízos que tava fazendo todo esse
Eu tô sendo vítima dos próprios juízos vagabundo que tá alimentandoo que ela reage com uma criminosa ela é uma criminosa ela confirmou que ela confessa o crime de
Amigo todo esse processo até hoje só tá andando caminhando dessa forma com creme por que os próprios juízos tásem juízo não tivesse colaborando com a criminosa já tinha combate do crime por que que ela tá solteira e continue continuar agindo como a criminosapor que que ela está solta se ela tá continuando com menos crime por que o estado-juiz luta do juiz eu tô fazendo p**** nenhuma
O crime só tá sendo alimentado por que que ela continua alimentando por que que o crime continua
Keep it up JOEY!!!U always speak alot of truth man!!!
I’m glad you’re here Joey D, the comedy world would not be the same without you.
Some school districts have “votech” classes for juniors and seniors and you get to choose a class to take. Two of the options are wood shop and auto body repair
My high school had auto shop, electrical, machinist, carpenter and welding . And something else
High schools still have Auto & wood shop classes. The auto classes at the high school I went were very in depth classes. Taught everything from oil changes to welding, motor swaps, transmission rebuilds, etc
I appreciate this upload 👍🏼
19 year old here, dropped out of college, no clue of what to do. Feel like I'm stuck in limbo.
There's never a reason to rush. Life works itself out. The only thing I want to mention is nowadays you will definitely get caught faking a resume or school. Any decent employer with access to the internet will definitely check. PSA Don't try it unless you're positive they won't check...
WE LOVE YOU JOEY AND LEE ❤
My school got rid of shop class 14 years ago
Something that helps me is that I feel more prepared than anyone else in the real world, but I’m not as confident. I feel dumb but compared to my peers I know a lot. I work as a writing consultant and yesterday I helped a Chinese study abroad student with her paper to go for her doctorate program. And I’m really worried, then Joey talks about how he would just make up fake resumes and people I know do shady shit and live fine... but I’m worried about all that stuff.
Confidence is key.
Trust me , people would rather work with someone who can admit to his levels of confidence, rather then someone who fakes his confidence and puts himself in a situation that he isn’t ready for
Hearing Joey say he used to do roofing/construction gives me a slight bit of hope I won’t have to do it my entire life. I’m 20 years old and I’m already in as much pain as a 70 year old. I need some of that comedy money.
"The only thing i did longer than 30 days was time" lol joey youre the best keep doing you!!
He forgot about cocaine
I lie on my resumes all the time, in this time and age it's the only way to get noticed by employers.😂
Maxson At The Fort for reals
So true
For real tho
I used to be a Manager @ ToysRUs, Blockbuster, Circuit city
Had a buddy who practiced an accent, set up a fake link and bought a burner - a reference was born
I live in Hawai'i. Almost all of our schools have woodshop courses. Trades are pretty strong here.
Been a mechanic my whole life. 45$ an hr.
That would be awesome. I went to trade school for mechanic. Been doing it ever since.
Ive heard its usually working on semi or for the city
I am as well. Just hit 40. Have other trades like weld and fab, body and paint, etc. I also did this in the military and even deployed as such.
@ Then again everything is cheaper in Ohio.
@@dieseldabz7104 weld any gun decks to some pick up trucks? Pls say yes..
go to cali
My school still has engine classes, woodshop, welding all that shit. I’ve taken almost all of them🤣
When I was in school we had shop(woodworking) and I’m not sure about auto. We had just started a computer engineering class and I did that.
But I agree with him. All skilled trades, are hurting for the most part. College was pushed and pushed and pushed, and now there’s a skilled trades shortage and people with student loan debt through the roof.
Find your local Union and get in an apprenticeship, or a non Union company that’s good and learn from them.
I’m an operating engineer outta Ohio and yes the money is there. All I’ve ever done though. Since I was 16, run equipment. Even younger at home running a farm tractor.
Do what you love, not what someone pushes on you. And you can’t just chase the money. If o was chasing money, I’d travel the country on pipelines.
Been listening to Joey Diaz and joe Rogan since 2012 podcast
Trade school was something I never considered because I was taught to look down upon those types of jobs from my school teachers, I'm still not sure if I want to go to trade school because of the guilt and disappointment they made me feel about not getting a uni degree first.
EDIT: Watching this video now, my perspective has been changed
Did you attend?
I'm in my mid forties and if I had to do it again I would get into HVAC program, get fives years of experience, and then start my own business.
I swear Joey needs to make a movie about his Boulder days lol.
Lee actually a lot of the shop classes an other classes in school were not let go due to budgets it was due to lack of interest from kids as well as schools claiming it's a safety issue.
Jay S it’s also a problem finding people to teach these classes in regular high schools, most woodshop teachers try to find votech (technical schools) schools to teach at. Our school had the funding and interest but we talked to the superintendent and he said he couldn’t find anyone to teach it
Money don’t buy love but it rents some pretty good shit ahhahahah
We didn’t have auto but we had building trades
(Carpentry electrical masonry)
All the schools in my area in missouri still have wood shop and welding
Our school had wood shop up until 2 years ago I got to take it for 3 years in a row. We also have a program that you can learn a trade for half the school day and regular classes for the rest. There’s everything stuff like electronics, emt, nursing, firefighting, carpentry, welding, mechanics and some others it’s pretty cool that places have started doing this again. Idk if this is in a lot of places but I’m glad I have it here
I graduated in 2012, my school had all the normal shop and auto classes. I wish I would have stick around in autotech. Granted, I ended up going to a youth corps.
It’s a different level of mechanic that makes the good money. It’s not changing oil or brakes, it’s other shit.
We have woodshop here in Michigan also auto classes. And as far as budget the schools all just got about 17mill each
We have woodshop at my old high school but auto body class got shut down years ago. And woodshop was dope as hell
Worked as a construction worker doing a little of everything for 10 years now. Now I am going to college part time. Best thing I ever did was learning was learning a trade.
my school still has woodshop for 7th and 8th grade
There’s a swing back of the schools offering trades. I graduated in 18 and My high school had a moderate budget and we had autoshop and auto shop as well as all the theater/tech theater/ video production type classes. Again this wasn’t a huge school. We had 205 kids in my graduating class
No shop is paying a mechanic $45.00.... They pay you like $24.00 tops flat rate and tell you to hustle. Then they tell you, your pay after all your hustle is equivalent to $45.00 per/hour.. Come on JoeY you should a known that!
I think that Joey Diaz is referring to the hourly labor rate customers are charged…and $45/hour is a common labor rate.
You’re definitely correct about $24/hour being on the higher end of a mechanic’s hourly wage. It would not surprise me one bit if Joey got these two mixed up.
I went to trade school after college but was to hyper to stay still in class
Joey I feel like a looser I work at a job I hate with no direction.
I just got out of high school couple years ago Joey I took wood shop and auto shop all the schools around me still have the same. Detroit, MI
manual labor is taught at alternative highschools called votech in middlesex county, nj
I took welding, woodshop, and small engines in 9th grade looking forward to doing it in 10th too
I’m from San Diego and I caught the last year of woodshop in 6th grade before they got rid of it. Lots of high schools here have auto shops there.
Actually my school was built in the 1920s so those type of classes are still being taught at that school they have multiple work shops and a auto body room and even a room for a class called manufacturing they where they taught us how to weld and work with metals and use lathes
When it comes to wood shop and those other classes that are like that yeah most of them had been cut from schools because of funding but a good number of schools still have a wood shop class at least or some sort of agricultural class at least I'm lucky enough that the school I went to had that but we didn't have an auto shop but it used to way back in the day apparently.
Why is the camera no longer on lee?. What a shame
Because he’s a fat bastard
Schools still do woodshop and autobody class even small towns and the classes are really popular
Maybe where you live
Hell yes mam trade careers are some of the best careers to go in
After high school I would say do a trade program and get a few years experience, if you truly want to go to college these few years will give you plenty of time to figure out if you do want to go the college route and what degree to pursue (Because that matters a lot). If you decide to stick with the trade route then get five years experience and most importantly start your own business. Lastly, if I had to do it over again I would join the military do my twenty and work for a government institution and get my twenty. If you join the military at 18 and follow that route you would have two pensions by 58.
Did metalworking woodworking auto shop all in high school in 2000s. 5 years after graduating. All shop classes were gone. Now 13 years later they wanted a million dollars to bring back shop classes. This is a town of 7,000. 😆
Delval in nj still has woodshop with one of the best teachers Mr.Paul. however they did drop home ec in 2013
Yo, Mr. Diaz, your wife is right. I grew up in Arkansas, and we were the last class to have shop as a mandatory credit before they dropped shop. I graduated in 1998, so what does that tell you about the youth today? This shit was socially engineered
Class of 18. We had robotics. I just helped build. But people knew how to program and do mechanical stuff. It was interesting.
I’m a mechanic went to school the whole thing n i hate it
My high school was middle upper class and we had a wood shop class but we didn’t have an auto body class
I wish my school offered shop and woodworking stuff. I would have loved that kinda thing. They cutting gym time, cutting programs that might interest kids so they can teach nonsense no one will need mostly
The gradual dismantling of society.
🤣😂 st.paul of minestrone lmao
45 an hour as a mechanic? Brother I got 3 toolboxes filled to the brim with goodies. You send me the info and consider it done. (Diesel mechanic) have plenty of experience. I let my work do the talking.
No they still had woodshop in indiana about 2 years ago
Places barely ever check, but youre reputation is gone if they do.
Uncle Joey I went to community college to get certified in automotive now that trade has to be modified because we have the electric car no more cylinder heads or carbs
Everyone thought construction was done after 2008- still doing what I love, still broke, but I'm still here! But, dammit, we need people willing to do dirty work
Joey! 20 yrs old and I’m a mechanic, youngest at my place of work as well
As a mechanic let me tell you something
We walk have one thing in common
“We should or went to school”
Cars suck....all of them:...
I won't apply for a mechanic job because I enjoy working on/fixing cars because I want to, not because I have to. If I am obligated to work on something it takes the fun out of it
Back in the day you could find and excellent back yard mechanic. Not today because everything is electronics and if that guy is gonna pay $45hr then the mechanic is gonna be ASE certified. I went to a trade school in high school and I took auto mechanics. I graduated in 1998 when cars were just starting to be all computers and electronics but there wasn't many of them in the shop. I worked on a lot of late 70s 80s and early 90s cars. I actually rebuilt a 55 Bel air engine with a 3 speed 9n the column, great car. But I couldn't really work on cars today like back then. Don't get me wrong I change my own oil, brakes, ball joints, valve cover gaskets, stuff like that but even doing a oil change on my Cadillac after I'm done with it I after press down a few buttons to clear the digital dash saying needs oil change. Never in my life before that I had to do that at the end of a oil change and it's a 98 Cadillac Deville. Today you're both a technician and a mechanic to work on these newer cars. Give me a older car anyday.
I’m from mobile Alabama graduated in 2012 in my day we had horticulture and you could go off campus to a place called Faulkner and learn trades
small town in canada I graduated last year and we got wood shop
I’m in welding school now uncle Joey but I’m a parts changer on the side I worked construction had wood shop and welding in my high school lucky for me but it was a gang school I’m 20 now got 3 months left
Keep going..welding has gotten me $$$. Save up get your own rig
I know longer do it but still have the ability
Yes they are tryin to get rid of wood shop. But I’d take it and it was amazing NYC only certain schools do it still lack of funding. I still have my gum ball machine. Got a 85 and still works great. We need to be more into that shit as a country,,,,,,,!,,,,,,,,,,!!!!
I had auto shop at Los Altos high in the Bay Area 07-09. My auto teacher was this old school white guy from Oakland and he would let us wrench on his 69 Challenger
Trade classes weren’t pulled from public schools because of the budget. Public schools have more access to funding than they ever have. Most of the money goes to the administration and middle management
Mechanic shops charge 100-135.00 an hour.
Depending where your at in this country. And as a mechanic I hope you understand WE aren't making that money, the business is! As a general rule of thumb, the mechanic should make no less than 25% of the shops hourly rate.
That’s bullshit, you fucking mechanics Drag out your work so much to get extra hours it isn’t even funny..🖕
Here in VA my shop currently charges 75. That’s high end for my city too. We do good work but even I say ouch at 75. 100-135 am hour is just rape. Especially on big job like anything over 60 hours.... half my tickets have times over 50 hours so I couldn’t imagine the bill I’d rack up for someone if I spent 60 hours+ on a job at 100-135 an hour... Jesus I’d be rich 😂
Jes Diaz has 100% right no plamers, no welders, carpenters all fixers and its good yobs.
Just depends on the school districts.
Thank God I learned how to sell.
Daaaamn, i remember telling that to college reps that would come talk at our high school, and i would just plainly ask them " Okay lets say we all go to college, who the fuck is gonna go to college to become a trashman or an electrician and shit, if we do that who is gonna be doin all the other jobs that dont require college?" They just tols me quit being disruptive
I took woodshop for two years at my high school here in vegas its still around
High school didnt teach me shit brotha. At 14 I left to work full time they paid me and trained me it was a win win.
Wow i had no clue
My schools got like a program for auto and shit. They don’t teach it regularly tho you gotta apply. Not many schools that even offer it tho
Unfortunately these days car companies are taking car maintenance away from the customer. The complexity and technical aspects of cars these day restrict the amount of work you can do or even your go to mechanic. I'll stick to my shitbox 96 Celica.
Dealership master techs make that hourly and it's flag rate too! Potential too make so much money
I’m in high school and a lot of schools still have auto class but my school unfortunately does not
Joey they don’t have those auto body classes for high school no more , only in community college
To Lee's credit, company's do call nowadays a bit more so it is harder to lie.
Joey Diaz is one of the best story tellers in comedy today; like all great truth tellers, he has a unique perspective with a straight shot of irony.
People look down on trade school today, like it's not cool.
Majority of the reps have no fucking clue on what drug their selling. Most of the time they hire reps based on looks. Because beautiful people can sell anything easier than a slug
Pretty much, it's no coincidence that when you look at any company, the most successful sales people are all the most attractive.
Lol uncle Joey I charge $80 an hr 120 if it’s a diesel or medium or heavy duty truck. Ur buddy wanting to pay half that is why most mechanics like me are working for ourself snd not a shop or service center.
I'm a mechanic send me the resume
I'm a union pipefitter 45$is on the lower end of the scale. My last jobsite paid 65$ . When ot kicked in we could pull in over 1500$ a shift
@@bayse11 this is also LA tho
@ how? If you work 12 hour that's 8 plus 4 OT = $ 980
At 1:37 someone mumbles some real nonsense!!!
Thank you for pointing that out hahahaha
Ahahahahhahahahaa
Why won't Lee show his face on camera anymore? I miss seeing his goofy smile and expressions... :/
I work on all my own vehicles and almost everyone in my family's vehicles, I just love doing it. I hate getting up at the same time every morning and shit and listening to some asshole boss. Been beating on old junkers even before I got my license, even if I've never replaced something on a car I know I can get it done. There is no doubt in my abilities and aptitude I just know how to figure out how to do shit like that.
I don't make shit for money doing it either I just take whatever they have to give. All sorts of stuff that I love doing and make enough money to eat but nowhere near enough to pay bills, and there isn't a lot of opportunity doing it yourself outside of maybe finding someone who is loaded and willing to start a business for me to run.
Both of them have done very well for themselves. I would love to do podcasts and comedy, but I have nothing funny or interesting to say lol😄🤷♂️
I dont have trades in my actaul high school but we have a separate school for trades like nursing, auto, and construction ect
Blessed are the souls that earn their living doing what they love. It’s said if you earn your living doing what love you’ll never work a day in your life.
Here in Louisiana we have welding and wood shop class. Barley anyone signs up
I learned to weld by my father who did it professionally at age 13. So glad I did as it can pay very well and great thing to know how to do. Someone always needs something welded. Also suggest MIG, TIG, and Aluminum.
A skilled machinist in the Midwest can make $150,000 a year wages and benefits in a Union shop!
Carpenter $25/40
Plumber $18/45
HVAC $22/57
shit even installing blinds (window treatments ) you start at $25 an hour
Carpet cleaning (25percent commission)
I was making 1,800 per week before tips and after taxes
Even when I was a dispatcher at Amazon $24 an hour $1000 a week
There is no need for a degree son