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Lauren berg

Lauren berg

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Hi all!

I'm a 27 year old mum to three kids! I'm doing a degree part time but I also want to become a plasterer. Can i have any help and advice on where or how to start?

I live in Gloucester and I'm a hard working woman! I currently work nights at tesco and it's just not for me. I've been in and out of retail for years and I just don't like it. I don't like girly things either so nails and hair? Forget it

Hope someone can help me, thank you!
 
Lauren berg said:
Hi all!

I'm a 27 year old mum to three kids! I'm doing a degree part time but I also want to become a plasterer. Can i have any help and advice on where or how to start?

I live in Gloucester and I'm a hard working woman! I currently work nights at tesco and it's just not for me. I've been in and out of retail for years and I just don't like it. I don't like girly things either so nails and hair? Forget it

Hope someone can help me, thank you!
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Quite possibly the worse idea you will ever have tbh...
 
Lauren berg said:
Hi all!

I'm a 27 year old mum to three kids! I'm doing a degree part time but I also want to become a plasterer. Can i have any help and advice on where or how to start?

I live in Gloucester and I'm a hard working woman! I currently work nights at tesco and it's just not for me. I've been in and out of retail for years and I just don't like it. I don't like girly things either so nails and hair? Forget it

Hope someone can help me, thank you!
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You’ve got a bad idea into your head. Do whatever you can to change career. Hairdressing, HGV, your own cleaning business. Anything but plastering. It’s a very tough gig. And I’m more experienced than most.
 
Casper said:
You’ve got a bad idea into your head. Do whatever you can to change career. Hairdressing, HGV, your own cleaning business. Anything but plastering. It’s a very tough gig. And I’m more experienced than most.
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b*ll***s you've only ever done domestics a fairy can arse round on that work . Ha ha
 
I want to show my kids that it's not just a man's job. I'm fed up of being a cleaner, carer and whatever else us mum's deal with.

Just because I'm a female doesn't mean I can't do it? Why is their such a stigma around females wanting to join the trade?

I literally want something that I can do within school hours, work hard, have banter..
 
Lauren berg said:
Hi all!

I'm a 27 year old mum to three kids! I'm doing a degree part time but I also want to become a plasterer. Can i have any help and advice on where or how to start?

I live in Gloucester and I'm a hard working woman! I currently work nights at tesco and it's just not for me. I've been in and out of retail for years and I just don't like it. I don't like girly things either so nails and hair? Forget it

Hope someone can help me, thank you!
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This doesn't make any sense.
Just concentrate on your degree.
 
Lauren berg said:
I want to show my kids that it's not just a man's job. I'm fed up of being a cleaner, carer and whatever else us mum's deal with.

Just because I'm a female doesn't mean I can't do it? Why is their such a stigma around females wanting to join the trade?

I literally want something that I can do within school hours, work hard, have banter..
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And maybe some females don't want blokes in their homes and the work never gets done.
 
Complete said:
So why are you discouraging Lauren from plastering if you earn loads of wonga between half 9 and 3?
Sounds perfect for her between the school runs
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Because it’s taken me years to get to that stage. I never mentioned wonga.
 
Sitemonkey said:
Smashing ice out of water butt's and cranking generators up at 7 in the morning would put any lunatic off this game
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Been there, brutal, hands sticking to scaffolding cos it so cold. Domestic work is a walk in the park, I think people who want to get into plastering probably see it from the Domestic side.
They wouldn't get on a site anyway, so it Mr's Jones bathroom ceiling for them.
 
paulf said:
Been there, brutal, hands sticking to scaffolding cos it so cold. Domestic work is a walk in the park, I think people who want to get into plastering probably see it from the Domestic side.
They wouldn't get on a site anyway, so it Mr's Jones bathroom ceiling for them.
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Ever tried a pair of gloves? A great invention
 
paulf said:
Been there, brutal, hands sticking to scaffolding cos it so cold. Domestic work is a walk in the park, I think people who want to get into plastering probably see it from the Domestic side.
They wouldn't get on a site anyway, so it Mr's Jones bathroom ceiling for them.
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Never would Walter mitty. Ha ha he'd explode at the sight of the delivery wagon turning up
 
Casper said:
Because it’s taken me years to get to that stage. I never mentioned wonga.
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You imply you make loads of dough, we know better.
It isn't hard to get good rates on domestics. Shouldn't take you years to figure it out you badger
 
paulf said:
Been there, brutal, hands sticking to scaffolding cos it so cold. Domestic work is a walk in the park, I think people who want to get into plastering probably see it from the Domestic side.
They wouldn't get on a site anyway, so it Mr's Jones bathroom ceiling for them.
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You say that like site work is preferable to domestic :ROFLMAO:
 
Complete said:
You imply you make loads of dough, we know better.
It isn't hard to get good rates on domestics. Shouldn't take you years to figure it out you badger
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Definitely that's why noseybook is full of ballbags advertising themselves for easy money of unsuspecting mugs
 
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