The Cookout

[Blackgravity]

I've noticed that a lot of the newer generations don't know how to do much, from simple tasks like changing a tire jumping a car fixing things around the house. What is it that you could teach a youngster that would come in handy throughout his life?
I can do a lot of basic things from changing a pipe (sink tub ect) to patching holes in sheetrock. I dabble in woodworking and can operate a ton of equipment (table saw routers miter saws ect) I can tune up a car (older ones) build computers, proficient with a lot of software (photoshop,3D max ,Radiant ect)
all of what I know I've taught my son and there's a ton of stuff I haven't mentioned but I'm just wondering why a lot of these kids nowadays seem to know hardly anything outside of tic tok IG and Facebook.

What can you pass to the younger generation?

 

[Victorystatus]

I'll start with an insurance policy, its a hard conversation and I've had to have it with my father already. I know how to use properly use a multitude of weapons and repair them. With previous experience in the military I understand the basics of PenTesting and Social Engineering. My most constructive career move was working as a Masonry Technician, being able to brag about what you built and when you did it easily gives a man the edge in a measuring contest. A solid 30% of us understand the need for skills, but our political class seems to be hung up on the idea of keeping black males from going outside to make money.