Although I’m a craftsman the industry has gone downhill as almost no one cares about quality or doing anything right anymore. It’s a jewed society that worships the almighty dollar at the expense of everyone else. Couldn’t live with doing shit work because that’s what the contract specifies and few people want to pay for something that’ll last forever or at least 20 years. It takes a little piece of your soul every time you’re forced to do a bad job for maximum expense to customer. Even if the customer is non-White, bad work reflects poorly on myself and is against my moral code.
So now I drive commercially a lot of the time, because that’s still a job you’re encouraged to do very well in. I only do odd builds for people who are recommended to me from other people I’ve done work for and trust. Problem is a lot of places hire infinite curry niggers as drivers, so I try not to work for them. I recently took a contract until end of March when my next build starts. I didn’t know the demographics of this workplace and so I was a little nervous. Thank the sweet Lord it’s one of the few companies with all White guys. Close to half old timers and half younger guys like me. Treading lightly on exposing power level but this morning they were making racial jokes in the shop so it’s promising. Something along the lines of:
> “he looked like a Chinese Indian, so watch out. One sides coming right for you the other sides a sneaky fuck”
Anyways, just thought I’d share some good news. I’ll have the opportunity to return every winter or when I’m not doing builds.
On top of that, no one even wants anything to last 20 years because they are stuck in the remodeling loop of constantly rotating shitty/trendy finishes out every 5 years. I dunno, I don't really have any ideas to fix that.
Congrats on your gig though.
All homes are constructed with natural materials in either classical, European, rustic, or craftsman style. You wouldn’t want to remodel because it’ll never look outdated and is incredibly soothing to be inside. There’s no “new home smell” it smells like cedar or Fir, sometimes a little floral or earthy if there’s an interior garden or moss wall. It’s warm and cozy without being dark and drab, lots of natural light without being blinding.
One day I wish to build a city/town in my classical architecture style, but I’ll probably never have the money. Not even to fill 160 acres. If I won the lottery that would become my life.