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I'd figure that the lazy fat ones who don't fly would be more tender.

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Isn't that a bit backwards?????

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Look how many vegetarians there are. Are they rabbits?

If you don't like turning wrenches much now, chances are you're not going to like it any more down the road (no matter what the pay is). It takes a 'special breed' of person to make a career out of it. For that reason, the majority of people I've met who get into the field rarely last more than a year or two. I've been a professional auto tech for the last 19 years (most of that time self-employed). The money's not bad and gets better every year, but at the same time, every year I like the work less and less. Seeing as I do work for myself and generally can work on anything I want, it helps to keep my interest by doing paint/body work once in a while and the occasional wrenching on classics/exotics/customs, bikes, boats, forklifts, RV's, etc. Yeah, if it has an engine or wheels, I do them..... Being stuck working on only one thing, like buses gets to be pretty repetitive (and boring). From my experience and what I've seen with other people over the years, you REALLY have to like the work in order to stick with it for any reasonable amount of time, let alone for the long haul. IMO, no amount of money can make up for all the busted knuckles and other abuse on your body if you don't like what you're doing in the first place.

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