Thru the Wheel - Blue collar and white hat? Let's talk trades.

As I've been in the blue collar trade my entire career and surrounded by like minded people, I decided to give my 2 cents on what I think about it all and I hope this sparks a lot of debate in the comments. I really hope some of you disagree with me and make sure to let me know how and why.
It's a short video so give it a watch and let's argue about it.

[@kaizokureeves]

The last point I think is the most important, or the most over looked aspect. Some call it "Customer Care" other "Managing Relationships". It can have varying degrees of importance depending on the craft. I try to do everything by the saying "You are the company you keep". In this sense, that would mean I don't start business with people I don't want to do business with in a long form. I think screening a relationship is important. It's tough. Love what you're laying down dude!

[@dannymoya134]

Couldn't agree more. Well said my guy. I feel like it's getting harder and harder to find the professional guys nowadays but they are still out there!

[@NOBODY-801]

It's the little things that come from experience that go unnoticed unless you care about the craft/work

[@vandettabuilds6641]

Terrific video
I’m a framer and a concrete form setter finisher
I’m just finishing a 92 Camaro I built from the ground up street race drift car LS swapped 5 speed manual
My son-in-law’ has a shop in Murray Utah that I work at part time I’m working on a 68 RS Camaro right now for a customer
I like your videos
Thank you

[@monstersquashracing]

Yes!!!! Ive been waiting for new vids

[@elourencosd]

Missed this intro

[@BKG_homie]

sorry bro.... cant disagree with anything you said. quality and craftsmanship are what any trade should be about.

[@TooLoudBear]

I care