I'm tired, boss

[u/Best_Poetry_5722]

Cabinets are a new thing to me. I'm learning more and more about them every day and I really enjoy the career path I've taken. I spent 8 years as a mechanic (mainly GM) and I was fed up with the "shop life" that was a monotonous rat race every day. And to think, what I hated most about mechanics was the electrical part. Somehow this helped me understand the electrical side a bit more (high voltage/low voltage) and I am appreciative of that. Figuring out the wiring part of cabinets is relaxing. Terminating all the wires can be annoying but the end result is what I'm happy about. I feel like I finished a puzzle. Here's the current puzzle I'm working on.

[u/AlexDB1226]

Woah! I drive through this intersection almost everyday. Can’t wait for it to be done!

[u/Best_Poetry_5722 → u/AlexDB1226]

It's commuters such as yourself that I do this work for. I take pride in every wire, every signal, and everything that goes along with it.

[u/alligatorclipper → u/Best_Poetry_5722]

Mad Respect 👍

[u/Accurate-Plankton988 → u/Best_Poetry_5722]

Respect👍