Why did, why did you want to be a carpenter, and what was your route into the trade?

Uh, I think, I can't really remember a pivotal time where it was like, I want to become a carpenter.

Uh, carpentry's always been in my life since I was really young.

My dad's a carpenter, so it was, like, very much that following in the footsteps kind of thing.

Um, and yeah, I, I don't think there was a pivotal moment.

It's just been there the whole time, uh, until eventually, I think, when I left school, which I struggled with quite a bit, uh, when I, when-

So how, how would you rate your training overall out of 10? Bear in mind all the things you did.

So I, if I go back to sort of the college sort of days, I, like I said, I really enjoyed college, but I don't think it made me, um, sort of aware of the speed of things, and it doesn't really, um, doesn't really make you aware of the responsibility of dealing with clients' materials either, that, that sort of responsibility that you're gonna have there.