The book and movie have vastly different stories apparently. The book is on my list to read. The book is something about the monster hiding out in a shed in France or something?

I see that’s a perfectly normal ingredient list. Maybe the glass wasn’t cleaned? That’s so weird about the sweet though.

I’ve had some 8% fruit yeasted beers, and they do taste like juice though.

Sweet beer?

What brand was it. Beer is bitter, not sweet unless you add some fruit or it’s mixed beer with juice something else.

Beer should be barley (wheat/rice/etc), hops, water, and yeast. That’s it.

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If a road has one vehicle come by every hour, you expect a raised pedestrian bridge? A lighted crosswalk is totally fine.

Context matters, but exaggerate to make your point i guess.

Not every intersection is busy enough to warrant this.

I said there was 3 lanes on each side?

A right turn, a left turn, and a through lane.

Those 3 close lanes would merge back into 2 100m from the intersection. It allows free flowing traffic. It allows a through lane, a lane for vehicles to turn right into as well.

Why would every intersection need one?

A left turn lane, a right turn, and a through lane is normal? Anything else allows endless backups. Pedestrians prevent cars from turning right and left, and oncoming prevents cars from turning left, and than no one can go straight either.

It’s usually 2 lanes each way only 100m or so before the intersection and it widens to this configuration. A single lane road still usually has one type of turning lane at all intersection as well.

What are you even complaining about?

If you’re buying your own equipment and gear, find a better company. A company is supposed to pay for any and all safety gear, and all equipment should be owned by the company.

The only thing a tradesperson should have to bring to a job is their tools.

… you’re looking at those backwards, those are all lower rates lol.

Falls are the largest issue with trades and cause the most injuries, and all of the trades you listed are the ones that use heights the least.

None of the ones you listed Even come close to the top 10

A construction flagger is at far higher risk of injury, and that has almost no training as well, the risk is a very small portion of the pay.

When I started in construction 20 years ago minimum wage was $10, but most trades start at $15, this is for a laborer, apprentices got $18

After 4 years I was 33.50 an hour and still had room to move up. My direct supervisor was making $50, but he had a cash bonus to pay for his truck, instead of them giving him one.

Now minimum wage is $15 and most trades start at $21 and hour.

legally the company is supposed to pay apprentices 60% of the lowest paid journeyman, but they can hire people specifically to lower this -.- fourth years get 90%, it goes up each year. It forces a raise after finishing each schooling section.

Where are you that a trade doesn’t require 4 years of schooling and on the job training?

Most places won’t even let you do the schooling without being indentured and working for a minimum amount either.

They know you need both.