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Originally posted by william
Jord,
have a good think about the chef thing man. kitchen might not open for the customers till 5 ish but you'll be prepping most afternoon.
Do it if its a dream, don't do it for the sailing. also means work every weekend or basicly whenever you'r mates are having time of and vice versa. But again follow your heart
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Originally posted by junior freestyle
yer man i wouldn't become a chef aye. the hours suk arse i was also dish pig for 1 year it never works because wen u wanna be out with freinds having dinner ur always stuk behind a stove waiting for ur shift to be over als have u worked in a kitchen in the summer time during lunch say chrismas lunch holy **** it gets hot in there new years day i was workin as dish pig and the kitchen was about 38 degrees and i had my hands in hot water and u haveto wear long pants. stik with being an electrician.
Another thing to think about is that it isn't compulsary to continue being an electrician (in my case) after u have finished your apprenticeship sure it seems like a waste i must admit but if u get a trade that has a really high demand u can go around being joe slaker trying different jobs and if u run out of money just go to work for 6 months and become a slaker again. my plan is to become a permanent electrician on an island resort somwere (like green island or something) and live the life although it would probly get a bit borin being around the same people all the time. but yer thats my 100 cents lol.
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Im grateful that I can go out to dinner and have someone cook for me
Has someone hijacked your ID LOL). Also don't think about being a chef or baker for that matter. Crap money crap hours, you will also lose the enjoyment of cooking and eating food for yourself. Because you'll be so over it fom all day at work.
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Originally posted by jord070
yeah im pretty sure i will go for the sparky side of things, nicer hours and more social, and than in the arvos i will have time off to sail, or catchup with my doll bludging friends
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Originally posted by grumplestiltskinquote:
Originally posted by jord070
yeah im pretty sure i will go for the sparky side of things, nicer hours and more social, and than in the arvos i will have time off to sail, or catchup with my doll bludging friends
Think that is the way to go
Besides, when you catch up with all of us guys at somewhere like Corros or the big "G" you can take control of the barbie plate and cook us up a storm
), imagine if you had a job that you had the same passion about!....You'd enjoy work & play (best of both worlds!)
but i will follow my heart. and yeah im very passionate about windsurfing, especially the way all my mates tell me to "stop ****ing talking about windsurfing" all the time. but i don't see it as a bad thing
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Originally posted by The Grinch
Jordo, your avatar pic has to be the most digusting thing i've seen in my life.
Yuck
but i have chefs in my family and they work really hard for their money, and greenroom downs tools at any opp, sorry dear. The hours are great, the kids and me see him lots and he gets in the odd windsurf during the week (5 or 6). Have you thought about doing some extra cooking courses just out of interest, as a hobby cos then you would always enjoy it, and not hate it cos its work. 
,as joey from friends would say greenroom's idea of cooking is pasta with tomato sauce and cheese, bless his heart. Do you come home from work and cook for your family? lucky them I think that having a trade, what ever it is you will ALWAYS have work so what ever jordo decides is a good choice. luv greenroomette
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Originally posted by king of the point
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1 CHIEF..... YOU CAN POISION YOUR MOTHER IN LAW
2 Elect...... YOU CAN ELECTRIOCUTE MOTHER IN LAW
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h could be very rewarding.
