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post 1663438423 06-25-2022, 02:29 PM
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my newfound respect for tradies (no cap)

fuark, I'm an office-cel, but I just did some tradie work for a 4 full days in a row, removed an old big azz balcony window/door from the wall, replaced it with a smaller narrower balcony door and built a wall on both side of the door to fill the empty space from the removed balcony window/door.

enjoying some ice cold water as we speak, lower back and feet are toast. My respect to all the tradies who do this chit for a living


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post 1663438703 06-25-2022, 02:32 PM
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Doing tradie stuff is very fun and rewarding if it isnt your job.

Thats why so many people have car hobbies or a small woodshop.
post 1663438813 06-25-2022, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Doing tradie stuff is very fun and rewarding if it isnt your job.

Thats why so many people have car hobbies or a small woodshop.
yea it feels good to finish it and look at the result, it was for personal reasons so motivation was high but not gonna lie, feel tired as fuk now lol
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post 1663439343 06-25-2022, 02:44 PM
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Yup. Helped a bunch of roofers on my moms house a couple days ago. 3 fkn layers of shingles(12 tons).

Body was sore AF the next day.

But I felt alot more healthy. I think tradies is an awesome job to do a couple times a month. Then take it easy for the body to heal with something lighter.
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post 1663439423 06-25-2022, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted By MisterJustice⏩
fuark, I'm an office-cel, but I just did some tradie work for a 4 full days in a row, removed an old big azz balcony window/door from the wall, replaced it with a smaller narrower balcony door and built a wall on both side of the door to fill the empty space from the removed balcony window/door.

enjoying some ice cold water as we speak, lower back and feet are toast. My respect to all the tradies who do this chit for a living


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