Dog need regular you before adhere open them myopically programs you more about life than any professor It's NOT a competition between your father and a university education. Yes, a father can teach you and educator can at times feel like a parent. BUT YOUR FATHER IS YOUR FATHER, AND A PROFESSOR IS A PROFESSOR. You need parenting AND a high-level education BOTH. chill out. You take men one at a time, you 't judge by the group. Let's all agree to disagree. 't get personnel with Pete saying he needs parenting, peace on and all that jazz, you obviously irratated a sensetive nerve that's all. James, When I said you need parenting and teaching both, I'm using you impersonal sense. The word you this case is being used like one, because saying one needs parenting and teaching, sounds a little stilted. To and others Ur a dumb asshole and anyone ealse that agrees with what u have sayed is also a dumbass u think ur better than a blue collar people ur really not. U be one shitting ur pants if world goes to and have to live with out power or running water it be men like me that have to save ur ass and teach u stuff that wasnt taught class room like huntin and fishing and building a cabin or just how to do physical labor. Ur comments r rude and it sickens me. Id to come face to face with u. U little half peice of Thanks Wow you certantly are generalizing a whole group of people unfairly. I'm not insulting anyone 's profession, but you can't compare being a HVAC technitian to being a janitor. That's like comparing a receptionist to a CEO. As a HVAC tech., I have to deal heavily with temperature and pressure relations, electrical theory, and other applied sciences. There is a lot of intelligance that goes into this feild. The same goes with other skilled trades such as plumbing, electrical, auto tech., etc. Also, not all blue collar workers are rude or vulgar. grandfather, who was electrician, was one of the most polite men I have ever met. I also remember him specifically telling me that using profanity makes you seem unintelligent. Quite the opposite of how you have portrayed blue collar workers. father, who was also a HVAC tech., was not like how you describe blue collar workers. A very intelligent he had a hard life growing up. Comming from a poor family who could not put him through college, he took the first full time job he could get out of high school; working constuction building houses. He then worked his way into the trades and eventually got into the heating and cooling buisness and ended up making well over $100 a year quite quickly. He didn't spend all his time at the bar, he didn't smoke, and he took care of his family. He wasnt covered tattoos, didn't get into fist fights, and wasn't constantly being arrested. I really feel bad that you are delusional that you honestly think white collar workers are superior to blue collar workers. It all depends on each person's preference, and wearing a suit and not getting your hands dirty doesn't appeal to me at all. Go ahead and critique grammar and spelling, I really 't care. experience of being a blue collar, I realized a few things. People that thrive to be white collar, are very good at sucking up. They have fake conversations with one another about their ‘happy' lives and assume the other is actually listening but rather is just waiting for their turn to speak. They are also with money. And break any moral code if it means they can ‘up' their paycheck. Just they can buy more material items. I've decided I do not want a white collar job just I can avoid snobs. What's money, really? As as you buy the one thing that you've been waiting for, you're never content. There's always more you need. It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything. I wonder if