Transcript
A (0:00)
Bricklis Cage just got a job offered to be a laborer doing residential remodels. I'm a shop welder by trade. What advice can I get to make an easy. For an easier start?
B (0:10)
It's a new job in the trades is what he's saying.
A (0:13)
Yep, he's a shop welder by trade.
C (0:17)
You guys just answer questions on this. Is that the. Oh, I knew that. Yeah, I'm a subscriber. Yeah, he's got a new job, I think. Just. I always think anytime I start a new job, just go in and that's a good start. Just. Just go in, show up, do good work. Don't get greedy. That's it. No, no, I think it really. When you start a new job, you want to prove yourself. You want to prove yourself, so you're anxious to prove yourself, and you're not listening. You know, you're just like. You're looking for things you can do while someone's telling you what would actually be helpful if you did, you know,
B (0:58)
so just listen is what you're saying.
C (0:59)
Just be in the moment. Listen. Some I have a hard time with some days. Other days better, you know, like, Miles, if I just listen to you when I started doing this podcast, I wouldn't have missed so many jokes, you know?
B (1:13)
Yeah. Yeah. I'm glad you're finally coming around to that.
C (1:18)
See, but it took me a long time because I was trying to prove myself, you know, I didn't need to do that.
B (1:23)
I think. Another good move. You know, if you go to a birthday party, they sometimes have party favors. I think you could also bring some. Some work favors to the job site. So at the end. At the end of your first workday, hand them out to the other guys and.
C (1:41)
Yeah, that's a good.
B (1:42)
Really, by good faith. Kazoos, Chinese finger traps. Chinese finger traps, yo yos, stickers, tattoos. Maybe a little bottle of Jerg. You know, maybe a shooter for the road.
C (1:57)
Oh, there you go. Shooters would be a good one.
B (2:00)
Yeah.
C (2:00)
Yeah.
B (2:01)
