[TheRealVille]

It's sort of hard to nail you down on some of this stuff. Not long ago you swore and be durned you did commercial work and industrial work. Now you're admitting you don't plumb. On the vast majority of commercial jobs there isn't any fitter work except in one narrow field.

And no, I don't want to compare the two. All I'll say is that I've had a bazillion plumbers come and go and I wound up laying off every one of them. It's a funny thing though, I never did have a plumber hand me my check. As important as you all are, one would have thought our roles would have been reversed.

I have plumbed on Federal jobs, But yes, there is some work for me in the commercial field. Have you ever heard of mechanical rooms? Boiler systems, and HVAC isn't plumber work. Or, maybe you haven't been on larger commercial jobs? But no, I don't work commercial a lot of times. The majority of my work is industrial. FTR, industrial is a much larger scale than you are used to, being a commercial guy. I'm sure being a small time commercial super, you have had plumbers under you, but there is whole big world out there that you aren't used to. It's ok though, the trade needs you small time commercial guys to do the small jobs. The important thing to remember is this, you are now drawing your measly Ashland carpenter pension, along with social security. I know many Ashland carpenters. I also know how much their pension amounts to.