How Gen Z Is Becoming the Toolbelt Generation

[DemocraticPatriot]

13. Yes, plumbing can be dirty work--- but the paychecks are not, especially if

you can work yourself into the position of starting your own plumbing business!

Take all that money you saved by avoiding going into debt for a 4-year college degree, and you could have the funding you need-- if you don't mind getting dirty for a living!

For the past 50 years, we have been routing young people to college as 'the route to the American dream', but skilled trades workers have been 'aging out' of the workforce, and we still need them!!


Another, 'less dirty' profession is slated to be in great trouble to supply its needs in the coming years, and even now---

radio and broadcast engineers! Long-time station engineers are also 'aging out' of that industry,
and they will be in great demand! So if you have any bent for electronics,
this could be an extremely lucrative career path, with much less competition than there was in the past....


Of course, the chances of young people reading my post here on this site are slim, probably should say so on TikTok!!! LOL