Thefishguy77
Part time dumbass
So Covid has all but killed my home inspection business, behind just under 50% for the year with my peak season ending the first week of November. That got me making calls and landed a job as a “new guy” on an old company I used to work for impersonating a carpenter. Love working for my lead great leadership and teamwork, but the owner leaves something to be desired. Lead suggested a plumber, mutual friend and her husband run a plumbing company and pay journeymen $120/hr. Apprenticeship is 3 years at 20 or 25/hr plus full bennies. We have enough socked away to weather the 3 year income drop Especially if there are benefits.
Beside the fact that you deal with other peoples shit a lot what are the draw backs if any? I am aware of the on call employee deal, have no problem with that. A consistent income is super important for a family and the current business owner is married with zero kids and no plans to have them so he is into his toys and that's his goal. It could put a rift in a very long friendship but I have to do whats best for the family. Construction gets spotty in the winter with his company and is fine with side hustles if they don’t interfere with work...
WWID?
Beside the fact that you deal with other peoples shit a lot what are the draw backs if any? I am aware of the on call employee deal, have no problem with that. A consistent income is super important for a family and the current business owner is married with zero kids and no plans to have them so he is into his toys and that's his goal. It could put a rift in a very long friendship but I have to do whats best for the family. Construction gets spotty in the winter with his company and is fine with side hustles if they don’t interfere with work...
WWID?