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What jobs wouldn't be so bad if the customers were more manageable?
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I grew up in a construction family. Father was a fireman and all his coworkers had other construction skill sets so when they were off work they helped each other build their homes.
I thought it was too hard and too hot work to follow into the business.
So I became a chef....
...and I think about that a lot.
Chefs make good concrete guys. Same work attitude needed.