My child Jake has constantly been into toiling with his hands.

As a child he was constantly taking his toy trucks and cars apart and then putting the pieces back together.

There were times when they worked and there were times when they didn’t toil again. But he didn’t care because his only interest was that he was able to put them back together again. I constantly thought Jake would become some kind of engineer because he enjoyed gadgets and enjoyed to figure out what made his toys move. Well, to our surprise, when Jake was a junior in private school, he said he wanted to become an Heating & Air Conditioning specialist. I supported him in his decision because he would be doing something he enjoyed, fixing equipment. I but was a bit distraught about the dangers of being an Heating & Air Conditioning specialist, so I did some research on the internet to find out. Well, I discovered that because Heating & Air Conditioning specialists toil with wires, they can get electrocuted, and suffer from burns and cuts from the equipment. They can also be exposed to Carbon Monoxide poisoning which at the time was a bit frightening for me. So, I made sure that Jake was fully aware of the risks of being an Heating & Air Conditioning specialist, and I made it clear to him that he should take the job seriously and constantly follow all the safety protocols. Anyway, it has been 10 years later, and Jake became a certified Heating & Air Conditioning specialist, and he’s doing a good job at what he loves. One day he plans on becoming an Heating & Air Conditioning company and I am so proud of him.

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