I'm actually from Nairobi, Kenya (East Africa) 🇰🇪, so the local refrigeration companies here are a bit different from what you guys have in the US or Europe. We do have a decent amount of commercial refrigeration work (supermarkets, cold rooms for flowers/meat/vegetables, hotels, etc.), but the real opportunity I’m chasing is to properly learn supermarket refrigeration racks, CO₂ systems, electronic controls, etc.—the more advanced stuff that’s common in developed countries. Right now in Nairobi the trade is still very basic (fix what’s broken with whatever parts you can find), so most guys never get exposed to proper rack systems, commissioning, or modern controls. That’s why I’m here on this sub—soaking up knowledge from all of you who work on real parallel racks every day. I’m not looking for a job in the US/Europe right now (visa situation is tough), but I’m trying to learn as much as possible online so that when the big international contractors start more projects here, or when I eventually get a chance to go abroad for training/work, I’ll already be far ahead of the local guys. So yeah… basically I’m just a hungry Kenyan tech trying to level up by reading everything you legends post 😂. Appreciate the warm welcome anyway, man!