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MILFMAN

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  1. It is a great time to be young with trade skills. My son is an apprentice industrial plumber who is killing it. Beyond what I would have thought. His buddies in the trades are doing great as well. My daughter's friends are a different demographic who are struggling. 4-year college grads with 'business and accounting degrees working shitty jobs to get by.... I am guilty of trying to get my son to go to college, but supported him when he wanted to get into an apprenticeship...
  2. Please do your own research for this. This is only for advanced nursing degree loan limits. The eliminated nurses, physical therapist and PAs form the list and trimmed it down. It allows Nurses to borrow $20,500 per year towards advanced degrees (like other advanced degrees), and not $50k per years like Physician programs. https://www.wpr.org/news/nursing-not-considered-professional-degree-trump-administration
  3. So discuss it. You know, use your own words..... You really think those Drs. are going to move back to Mexico or Costa Rica in droves. Come on Man!
  4. AI is really going to be changing the world at a rapid pace. A lot of people will soon be running to the trades.....
  5. I don't disagree with that at all.
  6. Really?? I paid mine off in 2 years and then we paid my wife's s off in 2 years in the late 90s. My daughter graduated 2 years aga and made he last payment in January. She would have done it sooner, but would have lost a free $2500 from the state of Maine when she filed her taxes... College is an investment, and as you know, if you can't pay your loans when you get out, it was a very bad investment.... Why should others pay for people's investments that don't pay off?????
  7. Vietnam's tariffs on US goods: . Vietnam applies tariffs on a variety of US products, with an average most-favored nation (MFN) applied tariff rate of 9.4%, including 17.1% for agricultural products and 8.1% for non-agricultural products, according to the International Trade Administration. Look at what we pay for Vietnam tariffs. We need to level the playing field with these countries.
  8. They are $8 here in Maine to the consumer (after profit to the farm and market) with local labor.
  9. What a fine piece of journalism.....WTF...??
  10. When the government stops providing all that they need, people will be forced to work. As long as they are uncomfortable....forget it. It is simple labor, so a good place to start. IMHO The generational problem is an entirely different issue that is certainly a problem, but that isn't solved by illegals....
  11. My son milked cows before high school for years. We need more AMERICANS doing this. Good work ethic isn't being instilled in the youth like it used to be, so it is not being carried into adulthood. Good money for kids to save for college and pay their own shit. Good for adults who are broke ass leaches on society. Some hard work making honest money will improve their self-esteem and keep them out of the food pantries.....
  12. They just rolled it into the registration now,,,,, You don't get e separate sticker
  13. There have been several tool reviews where Icon was better than Snap-On. That was surprising to me. They are on-line. When Snap-On patents ran out, they used their design. I am not saying they are they are the best by any means, but not the typical Chinese junk. HoBo Freight has the lesser quality junk ones as well.

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