Most jobs that require degrees rarely require skills/knowledge learned in college/uni aside from sci/tech/engineering because the benefit there is that colleges have millions of dollars of instruments/equipment to fuck around with …

What I see as the value of a degree is that it’s a piece of paper that says that youre likely able to learn and play whatever game a job entails, communicate formally and effectively, be self sufficient, understand/accomplish specified goals with deadlines, and work effectively in a team.

Can someone without a degree have those skills? Totally. Does someone with a degree have all those skills? Not specifically, but they’ve likely been through the ringer for ~4 years and seen a lot of shit they had to face on their own and be accountable for it.

Can someone cheat their way through and be useless, sure, but they frequently found out…or just become managers unfortunately.

While holding the flashlight at 27 yrs of age while he works to install a vanity He says “give me the twisty turney”.

I replied “The twisty turney?”

He confirmed “Yehlah give me the twisty turned. Quick.”

This is the man who for my entire life taught me the name and use of every single tool in the box…im thinking socket wrench? Channel lock pliers? Hes working on plumbing…but also sort of carpentry…

I said “you’re going to have to be more specific”

He replied “The damn Philips head screwdriver”

I replied “ahh yes, the classic twisty turney”

Could have bought

Hindu paintballers be like

Don’t turn off your telescreen

Dang Luke is truly a jack of all trades

I see tesla profits down articles every day here but their stock is at an all timeish high. Whats the dealio?

Meh. Not enough fuel to O2 to cause any real issue even if the tank was purging for hours in a mostly closed space.

Note: all measurements are per pound of ground meat.

Preheat oven to 350F

Over medium heat using butter or ghee heat ~1-2tbsp in a skillet. When it starts to glisten add 2tsp cumin seeds and cook for 1-2 min. It should be sputtering the whole time but not burning. Stir frequently

Add 1tsp crushed coriander seeds and cook for 1 min

Add sliced thai chilis to taste and cook until they start to brown ~1-2 Min

Add 2tsp asafetida/hing or garlic powder and cook for 1 min

Add 2tsp kosher salt (less for fine grain)

Add 2 tsp garam masala and quickly remove from heat + mix.

Let it cool

Mix with ground meat and add optional ingredients - cheese to taste -pasta (15%of mixture max) - deep fried chairs (i parchment it but there’s no rules)

Cook like normal meatloaf

These mfs don’t know the struggle til they’ve tried hotsauce bread AKA HSB