Ay G I’m a plumber out here in Long Beach California. First generation Mexican-American 22 years young. I fuck with your videos bro. Shit be tuff out here but the grind don’t stop manee !!! My side hustle plan is to buy a 3-4k truck to do drain cleaning calls as a side hustle since drain cleaning out here in cali does not require license. Reason I want to do that is so I can buy more tools, save some money and buying books & courses to get my c-36 license, OFC shit is easier said then done but that’s my plan G. My goal is to reach a certain level of financial freedom.
Agree im coming up to 8-10 year period as a plumber and im just starting my own plumbing company and fully agree it takes 10 years of 1 thing to start making the money we all dream of Im 28 been plumbing since 18
21 years old, 4th year as a service plumber. Needed to hear this. Im always planning my next business move when in reality theres gaps in my knowledge I need to fill first. Im good at service and installs but theres more to the trade. I certainly wont wait until I'm 10 years in but ill give myself another 2 before going solo. Thanks brother
You’ll know when you’re there. There isn’t a set amount of time for anyone. If what your selling provides value to the market and a price you can profit at you will ultimately do great no matter what. No one can beat the market. It decides what works and when it works it’s beautiful
im 24, been in manufacturing and then later welding (4 years in also actually) since I turned 18 and I created my LLC for a mobile welding business and bought a truck but in reality at work when im talking to the old guys I realize how much I dont know yet and that I should not be taking on any big jobs that are not in my skillset without help (with I got on speed dial lol). I can relate to your comment alot about the wanting to have business moves but still not quite having seen enough to be confident in every situation.
Man I’m 24 and after the army declined me I’m looking for my next step. Started looking into plumbing and I found your channel. You should definitely do more videos like this for the young guys trying to figure things out.
Great advice man, I was like your nephew 5-6 years ago. Once I just honed in one thing and just spent time learning plumbing and exceeding at it, changed my life and my families. Appreciate you Brass Man 🤝
In the process of doing those 10 years of hard work, learning human anatomy can be beneficial. Some people are prone to back and nerve problems, and it can totally derail your career. If you don’t know that the discs in your back are not solid, or bone. I highly advise doing some research into it. Health is wealth.
That is so true and so important. I woke up the day after my 25th birthday with serious back pain and it didn’t go away for years and years and years. I’m doing better now and I know how to protect myself but it’s really easy to fuck up. When I was 24 I couldn’t find the bottom of my strength and thought I could pick up everything and I could but it fucking caught up to me. I’ll get a hand to carry a 20 foot stick a half inch pipe now lol
Thanks for the advice.I have a small residual construction business, work at an engineering firm part time and I’m in school for Construction management and civil engineering. Just taking it day by day, although I do get stressed and overwhelmed sometimes I hit all my targets I set day by day, week by week. I’m grateful I have my Dad and mentors guiding me. I just know I have to play the long game and get my small wins along the process. 🏁
Man i really needed to hear this. A lot of things clicked for me after watching. I'm a 21 year old 3rd year network and security installer and that industry operates a lot like plumbing (but with shittier pay and benefits).
The guy who paid for my bachelor party owned a network/low voltage company doing new installs in residential. He is rich af. Like dude spent 10gs at the strip club like it was nothing. You can really go places with that and there isnt as much red tape as some of the other trades.
This is truly legit advice. I work in software, and the same guys who work on delivering value and reaching the next step in terms of development are at the top. All of the young guys want that senior pay but don't have the experience to deliver on it, and they gripe about it to no end.
19 and been a plumber helper for 9ish months and completely understand the next step philosophy trying to get to the livable wage step currently but need to switch my philosophy from “getting money” to providing the best service possible my dad has it mastered I just need to catch up, love your videos man keep on posting em think I want to start my own company eventually just trying to get on jobs and gain experience
22 and 3 years into commercial metal duct installation/fabrication. I learn and grow my skills every day and I do what my grandfather did to put food on the table and I get to work under my uncle cracking jokes, beating duct, and growing everyday. This is the message we need to send to young men, best part is no college debt. To any young guys motivated to ACTUALLY learn(not sit back with a thumb in your ass wanting your hand held) find someone who needs helpers get some tools and get to work(stay humble like this man said its a long term game), you'll sweat your ass off but it''s well worth it when you get to grab your balls and go yeah I did that shit.
Not a plumber, but 26 year old here trying to figure out how to improve my parent's gas stations. I've seen how hard they hard to work to get our customer base built up. but i'm just not sure how to really bring up sales or improve our currently outdated system. I just need a game plan or like guide on how to work from the base that i've been given i suppose you could say? any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate your straightforward no bs advice. I spent the last 5-7 years pursuing my dream of art and while I won’t say it was a waste, I’m definitely not satisfied with where I am financially. So now at 30 I do feel a bit behind for looking at a new start. Currently looking at pest control as a potential trade while keeping my art business as a side hustle. As someone who also lives in the DFW metropolitan area I wonder if you could give more insight? If not I understand and thank you again for sharing.
Pest control is awesome. There are so many different avenues you can take to get recurring business and the startup cost is very low. You can make serious serious money off pest control. There’s a guy that lives by me here and waxahachie who owns a pest control business he Added home security stuff to that business as well and is stupid rich. Pest control is one of those fields where if you’re very conscientious and detail oriented, you can really set yourself apart from the field. Most pest control guys basically just spray chemicals all day but the good ones are actually solving tricky problems and making real fucking money. There are probably more than 1000 pest control technicians making six figures in DFW alone.
I seriously need to make a video about pest control. I think it’s actually a really geat industry that has the potential for small businesses to scale infinitely. It’s not typically a 24/7 type job with emergency calls and difficult schedules. You can do honest work at a fair rate and set up mutually beneficial programs with customers to get recurring work. I think of all the Service industries it may be the easiest one to create win-win situations for both the customer and the business. If I can build my plumbing business up big enough one day to sell it, I would like to go get into pest control. It really intrigues me for some reason. I’m sure I answered your question much more than you wanted but it was a really good question.
Thanks for this advice man I’m 20 years old and in trade school just finishing my electrical course and going to learn how to do welding so I can have two trades under my belt definitely taking my time and learning as much as I can.
I don’t want to tell you how to do you and you’ll know what’s best for you but I wouldn’t recommend trying two trades at once. I would say it’d be better to do one or the other and then if you get badass at one of them and have people falling over themselves to give you money to do it. You can start looking for ways to increase your income from there. I tried to do two trades at once and it was not worth it. It hurt me more than hurt me. There is always more money is specializing. Everyone is different though. I can’t say for sure what will work best for anyone really.
@@brasshouse-ogyeah definitely completely agree what you are saying reason why I’m taking two trades is because the way how my trade school is run is where after age 21 I can’t come back plus it free so I already basically completed all my electrical courses so I said to myself why not just juice this how program out so I decided to do welding before I turn 21 so I can take full advantage of the program.
Best plumbing content on TH-cam buddy. Can’t believe how fast your growing started my business 3 yrs ago still chuck in a truckin it. In NH market is a little different than Dallas. Not much going on for commercial work
I just stumbled upon your channel with video telling kids not to do it. Lol. Im 14 years into this and ive owned a plumbing business i started myself 10 years ago. I mostly do service plumbing / hvac. I do next to no drain cleaning. Yea its hard, but i like the contracting ball game. The money is good and i do like helping ppl. Look forward to see some more videos when i got time. Take care bud.
Hey man, these videos are inspiring me. I had a sales gig but have been out of work for almost 6 months because i got fired. Im not happy about it at all but i was having trouble getting motivation to get back in because i was left so jaded after the way i was treated at my last company. But i have some job interviews set up this week i just need to overcome ny resume gap. Its gonna be tough but ill do whatever it takes. I actually been doing some traveling which has been goid because its showed ne that all i realy want is to get back to work.
We all know that the shortest distance between two points is a line (geometry). The LONGEST distance between two points is a "shortcut." I grew up with guys who went from one "get rich quick" scheme to another. They never got rich. Work hard AND work smart.
As always appreciate it big man! I'm 28 and in a career where I'm not sure how high the ceiling is, feels a bit late to get out and go into a trade since I need to START at a good wage at this point but always looking for options.
Hey Brass - your content is great, seems like no bullshit advice to succeed, and as a younger guy I appreciate you putting it out. Im wondering how this applies to white collar / generalist type work - I work at a firm that builds tech solutions for our customers. We do cybersecurity, AI, lots of stuff. Regarding getting badass at something, do you have any advice when the underlying work is more generalized, perhaps too varied to specialize in everything? My thought is basically the skillset I should focus on - the thing to get badass at - is understanding and delivering what our customers want, while deepening my knowledge across the board when possible. I do think there is a high ceiling and my 15 year plan is starting a company that does the same.
@@Daniel-hu4xn I would say to exactly what you’re doing. Figuring out how to be more valuable for the customers you serve now I’ll show you exactly what you need to do when you start your own business app. The excellent service you’re providing right now will help you reputation in those relationships you need. I would then be as aggressive as possible, in getting raises and promotions. Finding out what metrics you can hit to earn more money and get promotions can really give you that roadmap to success. I would also want to find somebody in the industry who has made a shit load of money and try to see they went and see what you can learn off. With the mindset you have it’s almost inevitable you’ll make money.
I’m 24 years old. Started doing commercial/industrial electrical work at 18 years old. Fell in love with it and I’m now a licensed electrician with the state of California and a foreman with company truck making good money wiring Amazon fulfillment centers. Any advice on being a new young Forman in my position? I work around guys way older than me
could you make a video of getting into plumbing as an apprentice? Company or local bussiness, just the bare bones of what to do as a person getting to the first step of apprentice
I’m 18, 19 in 2 months getting in the trade starting at my local trade school June and hoping to get a job while I do trade school. I wish I started so much earlier though
@@brasshouse-og thanks man, and really? I feel like I’m getting in this so late I wish I would’ve known about how well payed the trades are when I was 16 I would’ve been started trade school or started learning somehow thanks for the response love the videos g!
Hey just found your channel and I rly fuck with it. I’m from around the Dallas area too. What’s ur email man I rly want your advice but I got a lot to type. Kinda just wanna know what you would do if you in my situation with my plan
At 48 I would look for trades that don’t have insane licensing demands. Pest control, low-voltage/security. Trades like that where you don’t have to get a state license to do it and so the only thing that’s gonna hold you back is how quickly you can learn it.
I am an IT worker with a year in a field, close to making pretty good money in "tech" within two years I can be making 80k if I keep studying and learning. I am 29 and thinking about being a plumber. Instead of being in an office all day I want to work with my hands. I can do well in IT but I know my best skill is fixing things. I like to work hard, and do it right the first time and provide value to customers. Would it be stupid to make the switch, at the moment I am at 24 an hour no benefits nothing. joining a union would put me at 22, benefits with everything. It sounds like with plumbing the pay is good and more guaranteed if you are a hard worker and work smart. I can do that, what I can't guarantee is playing politics in the office to get a raise and promoted. I saw your video to your nephew that plumbing is for fuck ups. Do you believe that all the time? Me and my fiance are going to get married soon and start a family and I want the benefits soon, I would only start plumbing if I can get those benefits from the beginning. My thought process is plumbing has a much higher ceiling of pay than IT.
Thanks for the advice Brass Lord, I’m 26 and I decided I wanna be a plumber. Is there any chance I can work for you, I don’t have experience but I’m eager to learn the trade.
@@brasshouse-og It's basically you guys from G7 playing around with advice on "how to make it" when you already got the silver spoon at birth and just have to turn it golden if you feel like it. Do you have any idea what hoops I would have to go through just to get a green card? That's just the requirement for me to get to your starting position (even less - it's not full citizenship).. I mean there is a fing lottery for the green card, can you imagine that, a lottery to get something you take so much for granted it never crosses your mind, yet you did literally nothing for it, you just spawned into existence with that lottery won. If you want to play the game of life in real hard mode come over to a communist country and try your entrepreneur stuff where it's basically illegal. I sometimes watch videos like yours as watching kids play in the park sandbox, carefree under parents protection playing with those plastic buckets and shovels
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Ay G I’m a plumber out here in Long Beach California. First generation Mexican-American 22 years young. I fuck with your videos bro. Shit be tuff out here but the grind don’t stop manee !!! My side hustle plan is to buy a 3-4k truck to do drain cleaning calls as a side hustle since drain cleaning out here in cali does not require license. Reason I want to do that is so I can buy more tools, save some money and buying books & courses to get my c-36 license, OFC shit is easier said then done but that’s my plan G. My goal is to reach a certain level of financial freedom.
Yo bro ! Long Beach is about a 20-25 min drive from me I’m in South Gate 19 do you know if your company is hiring apprentices?!
Lmk please if so where can I contact you to keep touch
Keep going homie pa delante 🦾
Good plan bro! I’m a helper right now and 20 years old from Florida.
Needed this! Took the union entry test this past week
Agree im coming up to 8-10 year period as a plumber and im just starting my own plumbing company and fully agree it takes 10 years of 1 thing to start making the money we all dream of
Im 28 been plumbing since 18
21 years old, 4th year as a service plumber. Needed to hear this. Im always planning my next business move when in reality theres gaps in my knowledge I need to fill first. Im good at service and installs but theres more to the trade. I certainly wont wait until I'm 10 years in but ill give myself another 2 before going solo. Thanks brother
You’ll know when you’re there. There isn’t a set amount of time for anyone. If what your selling provides value to the market and a price you can profit at you will ultimately do great no matter what. No one can beat the market. It decides what works and when it works it’s beautiful
im 24, been in manufacturing and then later welding (4 years in also actually) since I turned 18 and I created my LLC for a mobile welding business and bought a truck but in reality at work when im talking to the old guys I realize how much I dont know yet and that I should not be taking on any big jobs that are not in my skillset without help (with I got on speed dial lol). I can relate to your comment alot about the wanting to have business moves but still not quite having seen enough to be confident in every situation.
Man I’m 24 and after the army declined me I’m looking for my next step. Started looking into plumbing and I found your channel. You should definitely do more videos like this for the young guys trying to figure things out.
I’m 25 just learning this, luckily I have no kids no debt so i have the ability to catch up before I’m 30
Great advice man, I was like your nephew 5-6 years ago. Once I just honed in one thing and just spent time learning plumbing and exceeding at it, changed my life and my families. Appreciate you Brass Man 🤝
I’m hoping it clicks with him. I was the exact same way. I opened a music venue when I was 19 or 20 and it failed spectacularly.
In the process of doing those 10 years of hard work, learning human anatomy can be beneficial. Some people are prone to back and nerve problems, and it can totally derail your career. If you don’t know that the discs in your back are not solid, or bone. I highly advise doing some research into it. Health is wealth.
That is so true and so important. I woke up the day after my 25th birthday with serious back pain and it didn’t go away for years and years and years. I’m doing better now and I know how to protect myself but it’s really easy to fuck up. When I was 24 I couldn’t find the bottom of my strength and thought I could pick up everything and I could but it fucking caught up to me. I’ll get a hand to carry a 20 foot stick a half inch pipe now lol
Thanks for the advice.I have a small residual construction business, work at an engineering firm part time and I’m in school for Construction management and civil engineering. Just taking it day by day, although I do get stressed and overwhelmed sometimes I hit all my targets I set day by day, week by week. I’m grateful I have my Dad and mentors guiding me. I just know I have to play the long game and get my small wins along the process. 🏁
Man i really needed to hear this. A lot of things clicked for me after watching. I'm a 21 year old 3rd year network and security installer and that industry operates a lot like plumbing (but with shittier pay and benefits).
The guy who paid for my bachelor party owned a network/low voltage company doing new installs in residential. He is rich af. Like dude spent 10gs at the strip club like it was nothing. You can really go places with that and there isnt as much red tape as some of the other trades.
Let the Church say Amen!! Solid advice.
This is truly legit advice. I work in software, and the same guys who work on delivering value and reaching the next step in terms of development are at the top. All of the young guys want that senior pay but don't have the experience to deliver on it, and they gripe about it to no end.
19 and been a plumber helper for 9ish months and completely understand the next step philosophy trying to get to the livable wage step currently but need to switch my philosophy from “getting money” to providing the best service possible my dad has it mastered I just need to catch up, love your videos man keep on posting em think I want to start my own company eventually just trying to get on jobs and gain experience
Hell yeah dude. Sounds like you got the right mindset.
Nephew sounds annoying as shit much like most of the younger help nowadays. Good thing you’re there to try and straighten him out
I’ve been doing it full time since 1983 , this young man speaks the truth. Thanks for the vlogs ✌️
22 and 3 years into commercial metal duct installation/fabrication. I learn and grow my skills every day and I do what my grandfather did to put food on the table and I get to work under my uncle cracking jokes, beating duct, and growing everyday. This is the message we need to send to young men, best part is no college debt. To any young guys motivated to ACTUALLY learn(not sit back with a thumb in your ass wanting your hand held) find someone who needs helpers get some tools and get to work(stay humble like this man said its a long term game), you'll sweat your ass off but it''s well worth it when you get to grab your balls and go yeah I did that shit.
Really good comment
Not a plumber, but 26 year old here trying to figure out how to improve my parent's gas stations. I've seen how hard they hard to work to get our customer base built up. but i'm just not sure how to really bring up sales or improve our currently outdated system. I just need a game plan or like guide on how to work from the base that i've been given i suppose you could say? any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you sir. I needed this.
Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate your straightforward no bs advice. I spent the last 5-7 years pursuing my dream of art and while I won’t say it was a waste, I’m definitely not satisfied with where I am financially. So now at 30 I do feel a bit behind for looking at a new start. Currently looking at pest control as a potential trade while keeping my art business as a side hustle. As someone who also lives in the DFW metropolitan area I wonder if you could give more insight? If not I understand and thank you again for sharing.
Pest control is awesome. There are so many different avenues you can take to get recurring business and the startup cost is very low. You can make serious serious money off pest control. There’s a guy that lives by me here and waxahachie who owns a pest control business he Added home security stuff to that business as well and is stupid rich. Pest control is one of those fields where if you’re very conscientious and detail oriented, you can really set yourself apart from the field. Most pest control guys basically just spray chemicals all day but the good ones are actually solving tricky problems and making real fucking money. There are probably more than 1000 pest control technicians making six figures in DFW alone.
I seriously need to make a video about pest control. I think it’s actually a really geat industry that has the potential for small businesses to scale infinitely. It’s not typically a 24/7 type job with emergency calls and difficult schedules. You can do honest work at a fair rate and set up mutually beneficial programs with customers to get recurring work. I think of all the Service industries it may be the easiest one to create win-win situations for both the customer and the business. If I can build my plumbing business up big enough one day to sell it, I would like to go get into pest control. It really intrigues me for some reason. I’m sure I answered your question much more than you wanted but it was a really good question.
Great advice!! 👊 So great that Gordo made a rare on camera appearance to approve!! 😸😂
I love how real you are!! You put your WHAT on the table?!! Aaaahh hahahaha😂 The best thing ive heard all day!!
I really appreciate this video thank you, i needed this
Thanks for this advice man I’m 20 years old and in trade school just finishing my electrical course and going to learn how to do welding so I can have two trades under my belt definitely taking my time and learning as much as I can.
I don’t want to tell you how to do you and you’ll know what’s best for you but I wouldn’t recommend trying two trades at once. I would say it’d be better to do one or the other and then if you get badass at one of them and have people falling over themselves to give you money to do it. You can start looking for ways to increase your income from there. I tried to do two trades at once and it was not worth it. It hurt me more than hurt me. There is always more money is specializing. Everyone is different though. I can’t say for sure what will work best for anyone really.
@@brasshouse-ogyeah definitely completely agree what you are saying reason why I’m taking two trades is because the way how my trade school is run is where after age 21 I can’t come back plus it free so I already basically completed all my electrical courses so I said to myself why not just juice this how program out so I decided to do welding before I turn 21 so I can take full advantage of the program.
Best plumbing content on TH-cam buddy. Can’t believe how fast your growing started my business 3 yrs ago still chuck in a truckin it. In NH market is a little different than Dallas. Not much going on for commercial work
I’ve spoke to that before. Dallas is like a third player in this deal that has really helped me in ways that just wouldn’t have happened elsewhere
I just stumbled upon your channel with video telling kids not to do it. Lol. Im 14 years into this and ive owned a plumbing business i started myself 10 years ago. I mostly do service plumbing / hvac. I do next to no drain cleaning. Yea its hard, but i like the contracting ball game. The money is good and i do like helping ppl. Look forward to see some more videos when i got time. Take care bud.
Hey man, these videos are inspiring me. I had a sales gig but have been out of work for almost 6 months because i got fired. Im not happy about it at all but i was having trouble getting motivation to get back in because i was left so jaded after the way i was treated at my last company. But i have some job interviews set up this week i just need to overcome ny resume gap. Its gonna be tough but ill do whatever it takes. I actually been doing some traveling which has been goid because its showed ne that all i realy want is to get back to work.
Teach yourself how to invest...don't blow your money on anything that doesn't make you wealthier.
Or healthier 🎉
We all know that the shortest distance between two points is a line (geometry). The LONGEST distance between two points is a "shortcut." I grew up with guys who went from one "get rich quick" scheme to another. They never got rich. Work hard AND work smart.
Be a master at one thing. Instead, if being good at a lot of stuff.
Same old, same old, year after year...BORING...SLAVERY
As always appreciate it big man! I'm 28 and in a career where I'm not sure how high the ceiling is, feels a bit late to get out and go into a trade since I need to START at a good wage at this point but always looking for options.
Hey Brass - your content is great, seems like no bullshit advice to succeed, and as a younger guy I appreciate you putting it out. Im wondering how this applies to white collar / generalist type work - I work at a firm that builds tech solutions for our customers. We do cybersecurity, AI, lots of stuff. Regarding getting badass at something, do you have any advice when the underlying work is more generalized, perhaps too varied to specialize in everything? My thought is basically the skillset I should focus on - the thing to get badass at - is understanding and delivering what our customers want, while deepening my knowledge across the board when possible. I do think there is a high ceiling and my 15 year plan is starting a company that does the same.
@@Daniel-hu4xn I would say to exactly what you’re doing. Figuring out how to be more valuable for the customers you serve now I’ll show you exactly what you need to do when you start your own business app. The excellent service you’re providing right now will help you reputation in those relationships you need. I would then be as aggressive as possible, in getting raises and promotions. Finding out what metrics you can hit to earn more money and get promotions can really give you that roadmap to success. I would also want to find somebody in the industry who has made a shit load of money and try to see they went and see what you can learn off. With the mindset you have it’s almost inevitable you’ll make money.
Fuck yea needed this video im planning to get my career started in the plumbing business ill be 21 out of college and ready to focus on a career.
I’m 24 years old. Started doing commercial/industrial electrical work at 18 years old. Fell in love with it and I’m now a licensed electrician with the state of California and a foreman with company truck making good money wiring Amazon fulfillment centers. Any advice on being a new young Forman in my position? I work around guys way older than me
Lol That Boy Talking That Shit On Here 💯
you are hilarious man haha earned a sub for sure im a young man in the trades and I can clearly learn alot from you
Thanks man
could you make a video of getting into plumbing as an apprentice? Company or local bussiness, just the bare bones of what to do as a person getting to the first step of apprentice
I could do that.
I’m 18, 19 in 2 months getting in the trade starting at my local trade school June and hoping to get a job while I do trade school. I wish I started so much earlier though
Shit! 19 is super young. You’ll have a hell of resume before you turn 30
@@brasshouse-og thanks man, and really? I feel like I’m getting in this so late I wish I would’ve known about how well payed the trades are when I was 16 I would’ve been started trade school or started learning somehow thanks for the response love the videos g!
Great video, thanks!
Do you work on innovations in plumbing? Like integrating harmonicalli structured pipes?
Hey just found your channel and I rly fuck with it. I’m from around the Dallas area too. What’s ur email man I rly want your advice but I got a lot to type.
Kinda just wanna know what you would do if you in my situation with my plan
@@pault2859 brasshouse.mail@gmail.com
I had child support at 23. Ruined my life
Kids these days! They want the cake and not the hard work to get it! Lol ! Living in dreamland!
What's your advice for somebody who's 48 starting out at the bottom? I've been doing office jobs and transportation and they just don't pay s***.
At 48 I would look for trades that don’t have insane licensing demands. Pest control, low-voltage/security. Trades like that where you don’t have to get a state license to do it and so the only thing that’s gonna hold you back is how quickly you can learn it.
@@brasshouse-ogbrass.. what is you thinking my man! You and I both know you’re gatekeeping this guy from the drain cleans 😂
😂😂😂😂 millionaire 5 years from now.. I hear that from every kid 24 and under, social media is making them think it's as realistic as anything else.
Straight Facts
I am an IT worker with a year in a field, close to making pretty good money in "tech" within two years I can be making 80k if I keep studying and learning. I am 29 and thinking about being a plumber. Instead of being in an office all day I want to work with my hands. I can do well in IT but I know my best skill is fixing things. I like to work hard, and do it right the first time and provide value to customers. Would it be stupid to make the switch, at the moment I am at 24 an hour no benefits nothing. joining a union would put me at 22, benefits with everything. It sounds like with plumbing the pay is good and more guaranteed if you are a hard worker and work smart. I can do that, what I can't guarantee is playing politics in the office to get a raise and promoted. I saw your video to your nephew that plumbing is for fuck ups. Do you believe that all the time? Me and my fiance are going to get married soon and start a family and I want the benefits soon, I would only start plumbing if I can get those benefits from the beginning. My thought process is plumbing has a much higher ceiling of pay than IT.
Thanks for the advice Brass Lord, I’m 26 and I decided I wanna be a plumber. Is there any chance I can work for you, I don’t have experience but I’m eager to learn the trade.
If you’re a journeyman in the DFW area I am hiring and I pay top dollar
@@brasshouse-og thanks for answering
@@brasshouse-og thanks for answering. Any advice for me to get my 1st plumbing job since most companies require experience?
What up cat!! 🐈⬛
You know gordo is always chilling.
Only applicable in G7
That may be true unfortunately
@@brasshouse-og It's basically you guys from G7 playing around with advice on "how to make it" when you already got the silver spoon at birth and just have to turn it golden if you feel like it. Do you have any idea what hoops I would have to go through just to get a green card? That's just the requirement for me to get to your starting position (even less - it's not full citizenship).. I mean there is a fing lottery for the green card, can you imagine that, a lottery to get something you take so much for granted it never crosses your mind, yet you did literally nothing for it, you just spawned into existence with that lottery won. If you want to play the game of life in real hard mode come over to a communist country and try your entrepreneur stuff where it's basically illegal. I sometimes watch videos like yours as watching kids play in the park sandbox, carefree under parents protection playing with those plastic buckets and shovels
Nice
Thanks for the advice, I’m a 19 yrs apprentice plumber and this came out at the right time 🦾🙏