If redditards like trades so much why don't they go to trade school?

[thespanishcel]

Ded srs on soyit they love to bitch about how they hate their corporate office job and how easy the people in trades have it, how much money they earn, etc. So if it's that easy, why don't they quit their job and become an electrician or plumber instead of whining online? Make up your mind dammit.

Btw I imagined a woke redditor walking into a construction site and seething at his MAGA coworkers saying racial slurs and objectifying foids

 

[BricABrac]

Is that a reddit thing? I saw it alot on ye olde manosphere, some retard would post a single entry for a plumber from glassdoor and act like it was 1. real 2. accurate 3. representative but beyond that and a couple of comments it doesn't seem like much a trend. Hell, the channers seemed more into that shit with some larper landscaper "muh business!"

Trades are overrated. I know one locally who bitches about the youngin's "not wanting to work with their hands." Did he provide paid training? no. Did he pay well? No. Did he accept anyone without established skills? No. Someone is supposed to spend hundreds of thousands on their own warehouse filled with broken appliances that they just fixed themselves for shits and giggles to maybe work for him. What a fucking joke.

 

[Yournotcold0]

Trade workers wouldn't put up with a retared fag, also they require intelligence

 

[JKlancecaster069]

I've never seen that before on Reddit on what subreddits do they use to whine about it?

 

[Fire]

Trade workers wouldn't put up with a retared fag, also they require intelligence

They require basic tool experience too. The average manchild redditor can assemble Legos but not a piece of furniture.

 

[underballer]

Those blue collar jobs are suffering

 

[thespanishcel]

I've never seen that before on Reddit on what subreddits do they use to whine about it?

Typically recruitmenthell, careeradvice, unpopularopinion, etc