1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Vernal has one 711 like that.
At 1 in the morning all the coffee I find is a 12 hour old pot of black coffee, mixed with a little bit of the French vanilla or whatever they have to make it a little better.

after like 3 days hunting all night/day with very little sleep it doesn’t matter anymore.

 

Coffee is better than no coffee (most of the time)

 

Just pound a redbull while it cools and you’re good

 

It's official bois, I start as a heavy diesel mechanic on Friday.

I can barely back up a trailer, how am I supposed to back up a two story 54' bus haha.

 

Little bit easier than a trailer though, not vision wise but still.

you drop out yet?

 

Well... you'll know if you got it wrong.

Congrats!

 

Haha thanks. It's at the same company I've been working at for the last two years. I've worked almost every position in the company... tour guide, hotel concierge, sales agent. This position came with a decent raise so I'm happy.

 

Nope!

And I'm going for an Associates in Science too to offset the uselessness of a Bachelors of Art degree.

 

Oh

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwlAik0HyyE&t=2s&ab_channel=TheOnion

 

You hit every step down from engineering to arts

Honestly, something in the arts is probably better with how social media is rn

 

I started with Computer Engineering and went smooth brain as I slowly fell from grace as I became a business major, an informational technology major, and gave up as I ended up as a Broadcasting and Electronic Comm Art major.

 

Now you can be a cruise ship attendant with a degree

 

What is Electronic Communications Arts...did Graphic Design stop sounding cool or

 

As a Filipino, you have 3 career choices:

1. Nurse
2. Cruise Ship Worker
3. United States Air Force

 

It's based on multimedia production. I took classes in writing for electronic media, hands-on lab on how to run studio cameras, and run a television studio, etc. My emphasis is on video production, since it's an industry I've been working with for a number of years.

I should preface I do not expect to make money doing this. I want to get into industrial automation after I get my BA.

 

Sometimes the USAF throws you on a boat anyway

 

That's cool, I look forward to you hosting Good Morning America in a few years

 

So how do you qualify as a heavy diesel mechanic then?