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16/M/Perth, Australia
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Age:	16
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mystery_gamer
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no more school.
April 11, 2008 @ 04:54:50 am

i have just left school for full time work.i am now a afull time apprentice chef at an international resort in australia.i finished last fortnight and started on monday just gone.how awesome is that?

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osm Über-Minister 19833 points	April 11, 2008 @ 04:59:31 am
	school isn't meant for some people. We know that. At least you are out there, at least training up to be something. Stick with it, who knows where it could lead you.

mystery_gamer Über-General 746 points	April 11, 2008 @ 05:02:58 am
	i commend you fro approving my actions.ive had people saying that i wont finsh or ill suck at it.they are going down.hard.

eternus_somnium Über-Minister 15262 points	April 11, 2008 @ 05:06:54 am
	That's great! I think you'll get more out of getting early hands-on experience than you will learning about some of the crap they try to teach us sometimes And if it's something you love to do then why not go for it while you can?

mystery_gamer Über-General 746 points	April 11, 2008 @ 05:10:52 am
	right on.they dont give us real life skillz for jobs these days unless its academic but we have a trade shortage at the moment so you know we need to put it out there to do a trade that can benefit others.

eternus_somnium

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April 11, 2008 @ 05:15:24 am

mystery_gamer said:
right on.they dont give us real life skillz for jobs these days unless its academic but we have a trade shortage at the moment so you know we need to put it out there to do a trade that can benefit others.

I agree, book knowledge just doesn't get you as far sometimes in the normal, everyday jobs. However, Idk anywhere that doesn't have restaurants

I admire them a lot too, because my sister is one and I know about the work and pressure. It's crazy, at times.

Which is another good reason why you'd probably benefit from becoming an apprentice now

mystery_gamer Über-General 746 points	April 11, 2008 @ 05:32:58 am
	oh yeah where abouts?what restaraunt?

eternus_somnium Über-Minister 15262 points	April 11, 2008 @ 05:35:13 am
	mystery_gamer said: oh yeah where abouts?what restaraunt? Well she had a baby last month so she's currently not working, plus she moved just before that. And she lives in Florida (US).

mystery_gamer Über-General 746 points	April 11, 2008 @ 05:37:27 am
	oh alright then.if you are coming to western australia then you fly over my work almost.its not that hard to miss either.its a massive resort.

treacle Über-Monkey 52129 points	April 11, 2008 @ 10:02:28 am
	Apprenticeships are good. Didnt work for me, but I know alot of people who have made decent careers from them Best of luck with it all.

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