So this new version sucks but at least I started at my new job today.

"Frank Grimes" (FrankGrimes)
10/18/2013 at 19:16 • Filed to: None

I work at a high school in the auto department organizing checking out tools to the kids as well as making sure they don't kill themselves and helping with the teaching. Quite a few liked my car. And a kid asked me how to make his 2door accord V6 louder also someone drew a weiner in the bathroom. That is all.

DISCUSSION (7)

MikeMeade > Frank Grimes
10/18/2013 at 19:21

Wieners belong in the bathroom. That kid knows his stuff.

EL_ULY > Frank Grimes
10/18/2013 at 19:22

cool dude. i give you props because i could never be around teenagers for 5 min without wanting destroy them all. Especially if its about cars. Its like the Youtube comment section on a Top Gear USA or Bugatti vs GTR video... but in real life.

Klaus Schmoll > Frank Grimes
10/18/2013 at 20:01

Cool! Another opponaut who joined the teaching squad. We are now like three or so, last time I checked.

Treat the the kids with a modicum of respect and try to take them somewhat seriously and you will be surprised at what you you get back in return.

Frank Grimes > Klaus Schmoll
10/18/2013 at 20:07

Will I get money in return? Gifts? Chocolate? Seriously though you offer some good advice that I shall use. I think all of us have had teachers we hated because they thought they were so much better than the students.

desertdog5051 > Frank Grimes
10/18/2013 at 20:14

Wish there were more vocational classes available. Not every kid is going to college. Teach them a trade. I have a friend in Canada, which has a very strong vocational school system, who took welding and now has his own business and is making over $400k a year.

Frank Grimes > desertdog5051
10/18/2013 at 20:24

What does he do? Yes I think many many more people are not going for the College and School Loans and massive debt route when it seems that a college degree isnt worth much when skilled trades are still in demand and pay a good wage.

desertdog5051 > Frank Grimes
10/18/2013 at 20:55

He was doing oilfield welding. Now he is doing government work in Nunavut?