What the hell were you thinking? You sold the tundra before even giving possible thought to abandoning the family and going on the lam?
J/K, hope all works out in the employment area.
Not to put a political spin on this but things aren't as rosy as we're being told they are by our govts and media.
Its a ruff world out there for working, responsible, and ethical people. But if you want to lay back and let the system make your choices and support you its a lot easier. I'm not that kinda guy, I earn and work for everything I have and owe no one. Again, good luck, don't be afraid to explore options that might normally seem totally different than what your trained to or doing now.
This I know, in my first career I was a general contractor doing Roofing and tile work with auto repair as a back-up, I next worked 24 years as a U.S. Navy crew chief, maintenance control supervisor, Quality Assurance, Recruiter, Security/Investigator, Shipboard deployment certifyer, Combat Instructor, I now have 11yrs experience as a Medical system repair/install, and engineer design project manager, none of those careers share any cominalitys except me and my desire to remain employed with along with a willingness to adapt.
It was a tough decision and I was sad to see it go. One of the best trucks I have ever owned. Once I get the job situation straightened out I'm sure I'll pick up another truck. Still have the wife's RAV4 so I will still be hanging around as usual.
