I made a phone call to the contractor who I�m hoping I�m able to get full time work with this morning. The first question he asked regarding course selection was am I planning to remain living in my area. As soon as I said yes he immediately said take the 1 year. He said if I have industrial work in my horizon I�ll be traveling a minimum of 1 hour to work if not 2+ every day. He has himself and 4 other full time employees at the moment and has more than enough work to stay busy. Me mentor is in his late 60�s and is still working because he enjoys it but won�t have a need for a full time employee. The guy I talked to this morning has at times worked with my friend to help him out and they get along well. My friend said if I get along well and his good health continues long enough he�d sell me his business. That�s certainly a goal to work towards but I�ll leave that up to him because only he knows how he feels when he gets up in the morning.
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