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<blockquote data-quote="lasher" data-source="post: 2948772" data-attributes="member: 40522"><p>there will always be a need for skilled hand work, other than massage parlors. my son in law is a Master plumber (now attending college to become a history/coach instructor) , sometime in everyone's life they will need a plumber or electrician. really good carpenters will always be in demand, as will be masons who remember what wall ties are for. before retirement i was an IT admin and engineer, and did outside work for farmer's co-ops in arkansas, i charged 85 an hour. after that one of my oldest friends and i did basically odd jobs for a client list of folks with really deep pockets and not enough time to take care of minor chores, $125 an hour for changing light bulbs is a good gig LOL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lasher, post: 2948772, member: 40522"] there will always be a need for skilled hand work, other than massage parlors. my son in law is a Master plumber (now attending college to become a history/coach instructor) , sometime in everyone's life they will need a plumber or electrician. really good carpenters will always be in demand, as will be masons who remember what wall ties are for. before retirement i was an IT admin and engineer, and did outside work for farmer's co-ops in arkansas, i charged 85 an hour. after that one of my oldest friends and i did basically odd jobs for a client list of folks with really deep pockets and not enough time to take care of minor chores, $125 an hour for changing light bulbs is a good gig LOL [/QUOTE]
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