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Chud Wed 02 Sep 2026 20:02:22 No.96994 View View Original Report

I want some advice from oldGODS

I'm 18, moving out this year to go to this degree apprenticeship program, pretty gemmy because I deny da joos student debt money. Essentially I work full time for a company, do online uni 1 day a week and get paid, and the government pays for my degree. Its in electrical engineering if that matters

I don't really mind that I miss the social life at uni because it looks like hell to me, I know 90% of any engineering course is retarded jeets and the rest are uber-spergs that won't ever talk to people. I've got ADHD myself but its not that bad and i'm not mentally castrated on meds.

Do any of you 'teens have any general advice to give me on starting work, uni or moving out? I don't want to fuck this opportunity up and get fired

Chud Wed 02 Sep 2026 20:05:04 No.96995 Report

>>96994
Don't be a retard and work slightly harder than the jeets because thats the white man's burden o algo. Don't antagonize anyone needlessly and don't stray too far from the herd before you get your footing. After you are established you may begin to crawl out of your shell, but that is up to your discretion

Chud Wed 02 Sep 2026 21:26:23 No.97011 Report

Quoted By: >>97012 >>97045

>>96994
don't be afraid to work really hard for a few years. even if you get stressed every day & get headaches, ulcers, anxiety, soreness etc. it might still be worth it
most successful adults you see are coasting for decades on a few years of hard work they did when they were young
this includes rich people btw

Chud Wed 02 Sep 2026 21:30:24 No.97012 Report

Quoted By: >>97045

>>97011
don't work hard in this day and age. You aren't promised anything from the employer, do your job, get paid, get out. Try and collect useless accolades to make job hopping for more money easier. Maybe try and get into nuclear idk

Chud Wed 02 Sep 2026 22:37:44 No.97021 Report

Quoted By: >>97022

if you have a uni nearby you, you can literally just drop in the classes or attend the clubs and nobody will actually check or care if you're a student or not get. do that to figure out if you like the uni social environment ahead of time

Chud Wed 02 Sep 2026 22:38:28 No.97022 Report

Quoted By: >>97040

>>97021
or not, geg****
but seriously like you don't have to pay the uni to get a sampler of their social life

Chud Thu 03 Sep 2026 00:40:13 No.97040 Report

>>97022
I'm still technically going to be enrolled. The important thing is that I'm going to be working 9-5 mon-thu, and on Friday I'm expected to do some work from home along with uni from home. The uni would be like 2 bus rides away from where I'm gonna stay, about 40 minutes I think. I could go there to try and experience it a bit.

Honestly I think I'm going to be quite too busy to care about clubs, evendoe I enjoyed them in school. I'm thinking of going to the uni library to study on the weekends, and enrolling in a local gym, so I get a chance to socialise a bit that way.

Chud Thu 03 Sep 2026 00:46:47 No.97045 Report

>>97011
>>97012

I'm thinking of working hard for the first month or so when everybody is sweating to try and show off, and uni work is still light. Then I'll slowly transition to doing a regular amount.

The only requirement uni-wise is to get passing grades. I've heard some stories about electrical engineering being rough but I'm not stupid, I can probably get ok grades. I used to be a lot better doebeit, Idk what happened but I fucked up my high school finishing exams.

I believe what they want from me is to prioritise work, which I'm fine with doing. It will pay off for me to do the most flashy and impressive projects, and I can keep anything work related purely within work hours. Might as well make those 8 hours a day count.

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Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 16:11:11 No.97306 Report

>op
It's getting gigger

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Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 16:20:53 No.97308 Report

Quoted By: >>97310 >>97313

Are you in the US or abroad? if you are in the US then you will need to build your credit. That's extremely important, more so than a degree.

Also, aim at becoming a data center electrician, those guys make very goooood scratch. Pajeets avoid working with their hands.

Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 16:27:14 No.97310 Report

Quoted By: >>97313

>>97308
it sounds like he is british based on his course as a brit

Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 18:01:55 No.97313 Report

Quoted By: >>97315

>>97308
>>97310
Im a britbong. I probably wont change company unless offered a position with better pay, its in the military sector and will pay pretty well.

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Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 18:16:38 No.97315 Report

>>97313
Oh snap that is both job security AND good pay. If shit gets hot, and let's be real that's America's number one export is war, that means it will have US support contracts.

Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 18:17:06 No.97316 Report

>I want some advice from oldGODS
>
>I'm 18, moving out this year to go to this degree apprenticeship program, pretty gemmy because I deny da joos student debt money. Essentially I work full time for a company, do online uni 1 day a week and get paid, and the government pays for my degree. Its in electrical engineering if that matters
>
>I don't really mind that I miss the social life at uni because it looks like hell to me, I know 90% of any engineering course is retarded jeets and the rest are uber-spergs that won't ever talk to people. I've got ADHD myself but its not that bad and i'm not mentally castrated on meds.
>
>Do any of you 'teens have any general advice to give me on starting work, uni or moving out? I don't want to fuck this opportunity up and get fired
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Chud Fri 04 Sep 2026 18:32:53 No.97319 Report

It's good starting early mayne i'm 19 and already feeling like i'm missing out way too much in life. technically i am all im saying is start early and avoid procrastinsting as much as you can.

Chud Mon 14 Sep 2026 23:42:23 No.98548 Report

Quoted By: >>98904

>OP
Update:

I started recently. The work and stuff is fine, but my conclusion from this is that the culture around university may be a jewish plot.

It is unnatural to be separated from your family, at any age. The only thing that should do so is death. You may distance yourself a bit once you start your own family, but thats just the equivalent of moving in to a new place still pretty close to home. Being split from your family at 18, and this being seen as good, is completely unnatural and detrimental to your development.

Now, what about this is jewish? University is where the jews truly sink their claws into the youth. Since you cant be checked on often by your family to make sure youre looking after yourself, they introduce every single vice. Stsrt drinking alcohol, smoke vapes, do drugs, have casual sex, eat soy food, consoom, and of course, take a huge loan to do all this.

And what do you get in return? Career prospects? So you can consoom more, and feed into those freshly developed vices further?

Oh yeah, and now you are an independent adult. Which is a shit thing. Your family are going to be infinitely more important than some normgroid niggers at work that would gladly sacrifice you to Moloch for a pay rise. Instead of coming home to talk to your family and destress, you walk indoors and just sit there in silence, maybe watch some goyim entertainment and do nothing.

Btw im not hating on the opportunity i have. You dont really have any choice other than uni if you want to get into higher tier employment and potentially be able to fund your own family one day. But this is all an evil, satanic plot by the jews to break familial bonds and make you a lone pawn susceptible to manipulation and easy to crush if you get any ideas.

Chud Thu 17 Sep 2026 02:30:50 No.98904 Report

>>98548
I just started on an electrical engineering degree at the local branch of my state’s university, but my parents only live like 20 minutes away, so I still see them every week or two.
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How did you get into such a program? I did quite well on my ACT (standardized goycattle test for burger universities) and spent the last two years of high school doing mostly mechatronics stuff at a community college, but I never got wind of anything like that. Also, how long is it going to take for you to finish your degree, and how much school work do you have? I got sent something about apprentice sort of work at a local fiber optic company which pays $24 an hour, but I spend all night doing homework most days so I don’t have time for anything like that

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