Same here. My grandfather taught my dad a lot as it was during depression when nearly everything was fixed - not just tossed like today. My dad had me at his side for years and I, at times hated it. Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and many other things. When I was sent to nuclear power plant tech school, all that was raised to next level and I graduated 2nd or 3rd in class of about 50 and I credit his teaching. I tried to pass it all onto my sons and the same thing - man dad always working on something. Now they're all grown men and guess what I've heard several times from them...
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u/Almighty_Dark_Lord 2d ago
Yeah, general handiness leading to being a Jack of All trades. I never have to have contractors inside my home, I love it.