Cuba continues to play a destabilizing role in the Western Hemisphere

I’ve got no clue what the second sentence is referencing but I grew up well in the lower middle class.

I never realized he was from CT. Just another reason to leave this state

Yes obviously loans are where you get the money, nobody that needs the education can just shit out that much.

I’m speaking of my knowledge of the trade industry as a whole.

Clearly, because it’s not like I talk from experience or anything.

I already did! But I’ll take tomorrow’s in your name

No, the longest route into the trade industry is to go to a vocational high school, and that’s only because you have to learn trade and high school stuff at the same time. If you’re a graduate, all you need is about 1-1.5 years of specialized education (nothing extraneous like you get in college, all courses are trade…

That would be ideal. Unfortunately you’re rights and it’ll never see U.S. shores

It is easy, if you don’t go the college route

The entire trades industry, currently starved of employees

I’m a gen-zer (granted pretty much the oldest my gen can be) and I didn’t get hassled when I took a day off because I thought I might’ve had appendicitis. You people just need better jobs.

Exactly. I don’t care if the companies falling apart, I punched out, it’s not my responsibility.

Seriously? That’s just ridiculous. Take your lunch breaks you cowards.

That’s a good point

“An A-1o Warthog and F-16 Viper did laps around the track.”

Protip: Be as inept as I am and struggle with putting money in the jar because not only do you shake on a baseline, the rush of adrenaline from successfully finishing a sentence has got you almost vibrating. Now everyone in the room will notice you tipping.

I’d take the loss on my current car for the truck you’re describing (but with proper 4x4 because MPGs, and I hate not knowing what wheels are engaged in AWD systems)

Was your gf looking through binoculars? Possibly the wrong way? The new ranger, at least the one I saw, looks like a 15:16 scale model of the f150