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10 (Politically Incorrect )Tips For The Modern Man
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<blockquote data-quote="davidrn" data-source="post: 49176" data-attributes="member: 13164"><p>What I took away from this, was the importance of what we teach our sons. (and just spending time with them on projects) My older son is 32, and more than likely in the top 5% of millennials for trade type skills. He is a CEO of a "Green Company" in NYC, but he still knows how to change his oil, tires and do a brake job. He built a few pieces of furniture that he designed and put together in my woodshop. He knows how to survive in the wild, and can mix in with Millionaires in NYC comfortably. His friends, are very much unable to do many of the tasks I taught him. Can he build a barn from scratch like I did, yeah, he helped and paid attention. He works out, and eats clean, what more could I want from a son? He will surpass me some day., when he retires younger than I did (58) and falls back on old work skills, not related to computers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="davidrn, post: 49176, member: 13164"] What I took away from this, was the importance of what we teach our sons. (and just spending time with them on projects) My older son is 32, and more than likely in the top 5% of millennials for trade type skills. He is a CEO of a "Green Company" in NYC, but he still knows how to change his oil, tires and do a brake job. He built a few pieces of furniture that he designed and put together in my woodshop. He knows how to survive in the wild, and can mix in with Millionaires in NYC comfortably. His friends, are very much unable to do many of the tasks I taught him. Can he build a barn from scratch like I did, yeah, he helped and paid attention. He works out, and eats clean, what more could I want from a son? He will surpass me some day., when he retires younger than I did (58) and falls back on old work skills, not related to computers. [/QUOTE]
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