Sleep under a bridge, in park, or in your truck even. You can probably qualify for gov. financial assistance to help feed the family. And as long as none of your equipment breaks down you maybe ok. The one day a week you have off you can do own oil changes etc to save money, maybe get a job at walmart as a door greeter. Don't forget $10 more Hr for overtime. Really it could work. Lmao
Really, find good a company(ies) to work for. They should expect you to be able to make a living, and not have to work 80 - 100 hrs a week, everyweek, to do so. If they don't they are no better. Happy subs are still a asset to a company.
Re: $40,00 fiber splicing Contractor LMAO
Member #: 22394
Registered: 3/15/2003
Posted:
455
Name:
Shane Fountain
Name:
Shane Fountain
Company:
H&F Catv
Occupation:
Coax&Fiber Construction/Splicing
Location:
S.C.
Personal:
early 50s
Experience:
~31 years
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