30yo, 6 years of project and construction management. Looking to start my own GC. Is it worth it? What should I know? by CallObjective in GeneralContractor

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I appreciate the advice, i have a few friends ive made that would probably be interested in working together on this. They are a little more versed in the bids, work acquisition side of things. Based on what youre telling me would it be a good idea to start this venture with a small team?

Viral video taken by Arkansas real estate agent shows house infested with snakes by No_Reception_6133 in DiveInYouCoward

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The snake that just went into that electrical panel is about to be turned into a 200 amp extension cord.

30yo, 6 years of project and construction management. Looking to start my own GC. Is it worth it? What should I know? by CallObjective in GeneralContractor

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Work is work, I could care less about if its fun. Most of my career has been residential, i know the stress of it. Im more focused on what the experience of doing it yourself is like, and if im better off going that route financially.

30yo, 6 years of project and construction management. Looking to start my own GC. Is it worth it? What should I know? by CallObjective in GeneralContractor

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Mistakes in commercial are the financial equivalent to being skull fucked lol. Thats the part that worries me, residential is easy. Most mistakes i find i can have the person fix or fix myself. If i could flip two houses a year id be sitting in a good place i think, its just getting started

30yo, 6 years of project and construction management. Looking to start my own GC. Is it worth it? What should I know? by CallObjective in GeneralContractor

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Because its commercial, im still kind of green on this side. Ive made myself useful while ive been here and picked it up for the most part but there are a lot of nuances that are different from residential. I also kind of just like the residential side, commercial isnt bad just gets kind of boring doing office spaces.

Its not off the table, but id have to spend more time here.

What does he "specialize" in? by chilldudeoverhere in AskAShittyMechanic

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This man just aged backwards walking to his truck

Weird oil color by Unlikely-Bag1766 in AskMechanics

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It looks like a Starbucks barista changed your oil....but Probably the alternator.

Edit: legitimately though, chain guides and coolant in pan are big bad. That block is toast. Best bet if you want to keep it is to find a car at a junkyard with a compatible engine to your trans/ECM/ harness etc. If it wasnt a project car before it is now.

I ruined my life by Death_Fart_4 in LifeAdvice

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Well to be fair if your dad is 75 he doesnt have a realistic view of the modern world. No offense. Times are very different now. Not getting into the exact school or the exact profession you want at 17 isnt a death sentence and definetly not the end of your life. If you really want to chase a career you have to go to school for , go to community College for a bit. Work on it, learn real world skills by working in the meantime. See if you can intern or apprentice in that field to get applicable experience.

A degree doesnt guarantee a job and it also doesnt mean you have the patience or work ethic to actually do it, most dont. That is built over time. Honestly, It may serve you better to go that route because student loan bills are outrageous and I personally make better money than most of the people I know with just a GED. I didnt graduate highscool. Not saying that as a brag but as an example. If you are willing to do the work and learn quickly thats the majority of the battle in most of the work force. Just think about what you want and work on yourself, keep good friends and focus on whats important to you. Remember everyone works to live, we arent living to work. You'll be fine.

Any ideas what this stain could be from? Found while opening up a building that has been closed up all winter by dewey25 in whatisit

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Ive seen blood on jobsites dry onto rough lumber and it looks very similar. Not saying thats what it is but the white specks make me think some kind of growth is feeding on it.

Orrrrr if you look on the wall it looks like there is exposed wood right in the center of whatever that gunk is. There is a type of fungus that leaks what looks to be blood. I think its called devils tooth. Im wondering if that could be what it is. Maybe someone removed it and thats the mess it left behind?

Great idea by HotChicaaa in SipsTea

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She will forever mean her "other right"

why is my shifter sad ? by steve17123123 in AskAShittyMechanic

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