Pros And Cons Of Being A Welder

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We get asked a lot from the time we are a little kid to when we are in high school what we want to be when we grow up but now it means something to be asked that because we have to put thought into it because in just a few years that will be a reality . so today we were asked to write a prompt on what we want on be. well in the next paragraphs i will explain.

When i am an adult and out of school i want to be a welder or a cattlemen or i want to work with the PBR I chose welder because i love to weld and i learned to weld by helping my dad and grandpa when i was little and i am not half bad at it and if i did it more like i would if i was doing it for a living i would be very very good at it

I want be a cattlemen because that is what i am

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