@willmbetances: Still betting on myself.

Band_1_ :

Sometimes I wonder what customers think when they hear a distant “Well, I guess we’ll flip it on and see if it blows up” followed by a “Hey! It worked!” Even though I knew it was going to work the whole time lol.

Dennis Maloney :

It’s called educated confidence

blah :

It either works or it don’t. So might as well believe it will work.

DJsparkyD :

Every job is 30 mins or 5 hours. No middle ground

Sudsy 🇨🇦 :

I didn't go through four years of theory, code, machines, PLCs and fire alarm to have "literally 0" evidence bruv

bobdez0 :

I take it you calculated your wire fill if you made splices in that T condulet?

Bondish.770 :

But it always works out in our favor.

e92.luis :

Should be good… I hope

jacksonblaeske1 :

Apprentice “ Hey this would work right?“ Journey man “ in theory” 😂😂🤞. We don’t charge for fireworks unless it’s July

Quin :

tbh. i pray at every job before i turn power back on. ever since then i have had 0 issues

username1130321 :

Biggest fear is pulling bundles out of a box you’ve never worked on before

The Big Dally :

This when hooking up new transformers!!!

01000110 01110101 01100011 011 :

when all the breakers come on no problem in a remodel job.

nano_gone :

lots of experience with the unknown and being trained to figure it out and problem solve could be drivers, just saying

HELP :

Why wouldn’t it work

Charlie I guess :

Well do I have a choice? Exactly

Kevin Captain🇰🇪 :

We always know it will work

Queefmoncher1776 :

Nah there’s always a way

nano_gone :

many times the customer has said it wasn't working while I was taking it apart trying to understand what it was supposed to do.

Benna :

robb :

lol this is true

TheFriendlyNeighbor20 :

If it doesn't work, we are working longer

KnottyBerg001 :

Its all by the grace of God ❤️we will definitely make it great in life

Dex :

Not it.

Haunch :

I like this