I'm 28 but few years ago had the exact same situation with someone! I was a kitchen installer he was the head installer and no one ever work with him. He was over the top picky with you work but you don't see him do it towards his and he had major trust issues with people instantly because of the past. Which I can understand but come on man u cant label someone the same when they are not the same person. I tried so hard to get along with all the reasons people hated to work with him because I new a lot already but new I could learn from him as well I just got to get on his good side. Well my attempts didn't work at first till I blew up on him myself for him being nit picky but I had evidence of 10x worse on his end. He also went into silence and said no ones ever said that to me like that and we started to get along, was just a few weeks later he was making sure I was with him 24/7 going into all the homes and showing me a few little different tricks I didn't know which was helpful! I know have been working for myself for the past year but want my journeyman!

Awesome and thanks for the encouragement. Good luck as he moves forward, you're always learning!🍀🍺 Thanks again for watching and please Subscribe.

Good luck and stay focused. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

Awesome! Good luck on your new journey 🍀🍺. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe

Thanks brother, I appreciate that! Good luck, use this time to learn all that you can, you will do well my friend. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

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You're right, angry men with issues. Let's do our very best to give our trade a good reputation! That's all we can do, be an influencer!

Awesome! We have to prove ourself everyday! Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

Thanks for sharing. Don't give up on your dreams because of some loser., Right? I've worked on crews like that before, so don't hang your future on people like that. I'm telling you, you can make good money I'm the trades business! Hang in there! Thanks for watching. 🍀👍🍺

don't give up on your dreams man! there's a bunch of losers out there just try your best to ignore them and don't take anything they say to heart. stick with it and it will reward you in the end

Its cutthroat, you learnt a lesson.

Don't let your first run--in discourage you, There are a lot of 'know-it-all' out there that are total losers, and they razz the newby's cause they don't know Jack. Learn all you can up front, and keep learning, find the right crew, even if it takes a couple of tries, and stick with it. I've trained a lot of guys that never did this work before, and even some seasoned carpenters that never did the specialized work we do, and I can tell up front if they can handle the work or not, the guys who come in with an attitude, don't last long.

Hey bro that’s the mentality don’t give up don’t quit and don’t let someone’s home problems bring you down that’s there problem u are focus and eye of the tiger before you know u will be laughing looking at your own home build with your wife and kids 👍🏼😎💯🙏

You got that right Jorge! Thanks my friend

That's right. I miss those days too, worked with some amazing people throughout the years. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

Dude, I can so relate. I finally snapped and chewed goat out😂🍺. That's a fine line that moves, not enough, you're in trouble, too much, you're in trouble. Good luck dude. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe

Subscribed already and looking forward to more stories and advice from your years in the field.

Set boundaries bro, I do that with both team leaders in my crew even the boss. We all adults, it’s not what they say it’s how you say it.

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It's really all about your passion and willingness to learn. It's a great trade, just learn all you can. I'm terrible with math too, you learn how to adapt! Thanks for watching and please Subscribe. 🍀🍺. Good luck as you move forward

@@TheSawDustDude thank you for the advice! Just subscribed with notifications 👍

Cool deal. Check out my videos, show up each day on time and learn all you can and show up each day on time (that one is worth repeating). Good luck my friend 🍀🍺. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe!

Awesome Joe, thanks for your service brother! Simple advice but yet seems to be a hard for the 90%. Show up early, show up everyday ready to give it your all and some, work hard, stay late and learn all you can for the rest of your life. When you outwork the crowd, you win every Time. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

For real, it's near too late! Two, I suck at math in school. Everything thing I do you can learn too, the key, never stop learning! There will always be a need for great woodworkers and carpenters. Good luck in all you do my friend 🍀🍺

Everybody who is a good carpenter had zero experience at firsr

Thanks Jared, no you're not to old. Just had lunch with a guy who is 32 and getting started as a carpenter. Play it smart, You need to be strategic, how much money do you need to keep the light on, etc. Another option, do side jobs or handyman jobs, night and weekend jobs until other doors open cause I don't think you ever to old. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching my friend!

Been there, done that buddy. I was a white collar worker for years and was slowly losing my mind (literally, I had a full on breakdown on the job.) I switched to carpentry nearly 20 years ago and now am teaching carpentry to high school students and loving getting up every day. I have never looked back with any regrets.

@@glenpye1405 That's powerful, thanks for sharing your journey!

I started when I turned 42, I worked for Excavating/Concrete company for 14 years, I was sick of finishing concrete & running heavy equipment, was super nervous about making the jump because the start pay was no where near what I was making, however I’m glad I did, to compensate the loss income I did side jobs every weekend, but I just show up early & keep a fantastic attitude, I was lucky and got on a crew with veterans who were cool, they talked so much shit but man I’ve learned so much, honestly the job is hard as you make it, I’m outside daily, in the sunshine, talk shit all day, making some bucks!! LFG

@@parr40 awesome dude, thanks for sharing!

Not too often, but there are times you do, especially if you on a remodeling crew, residential construction. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

Thanks brother, appreciate the encouragement. Have a great day, Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺

You like that🤣. How to do you it in your country when It's time to put away the electrical power chords. I love here from carpenters from different parts of the world . Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺