I was on a swim team.  Then I sort of stopped and did track instead.  Then Michael Phelps won eight gold medals.  I've been wishing I could get back into swimming ever since.  Actually, I recently discovered that there's a swimming program for adults in a town near me, and I'm trying to figure out how to join them.  Somehow I'm going to have to set aside $120 so that I can swim with them for a quarter, and there's no telling how long it will take me before I actually get back into the grove of things.  It's been over eight years, after all.

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Welding as a profession.

these are sounding more and more like Miitomo questions

Had to look up what that was. I'm mainly trying for general questions that most people would be able to give an answer for.

~Soran

Welding as a profession.

 

Welding as a profession.

Go to a technical school. You will have a job. Skilled welders are a needed workforce.

 

It depends on where you are.  I went to a tech school for welding and only ever got one welding job, which only lasted for one month.  I've been looking for another one for over a year and haven't been able to get one, which really sucks.

Also, it's awesome to see that there's another welder on these forums.

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Also, it's awesome to see that there's another welder on these forums.

 

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Oh, you weld too? Neat!