I'm a mid-career mechanic in the USA. I found my last job on Indeed.
There were TONS of mechanic jobs available in my area (Seattle). I was able to be really picky.
Good on you for recognizing that.
It's better to wait until you can afford one.
Your bike should bring joy to your life, not financial instability.
Same. I love motorcycles.
Riding one? Fantastic.
Looking at one? Captivating.
Wrenching on one? Stimulating.
Depends on the jurisdiction. I got a decent severence and was still eligible for unemployment in WA state USA.
Agreed! I get uniforms from work. It's great.
I don't have to buy work clothes. I don't have to launder them (work does). I don't have to think about what I'm going to wear.
To be fair, it's really hard to get your hands on a human mummy to eat nowadays.
Would I be able to post my nudes there?
Sorry about your cars, y'all
-an American
We're fortunate our utility (Puget Sound Energy) will give us rebates for DIY improvements as well.
We installed a heat pump and got money back from the state and the feds.
It definitely makes sense to evaluate electricity costs. It's unfortunately expensive to get a heat pump in some places.
Where we live, the Seattle metro area, it was a huge cost savings to get our heat pump.
Crunch the numbers and make sure it makes financial sense.