I can say as someone who sits at a desk all day (for the most part) that you can indeed come home with a sore back from sitting in a desk all day. Lol. I do have to add however, that i am an engineer and the work i do does turn into real world applications in the aerospace industry. Its not a useless data entry or answering phones type job that i think you are referring to. I create things using my brain, just not my hands like i used to. Without engineers the labor workers would be sitting around the shop twirling their thumbs with no process or design to follow.
You know I'm not talking engineers.......... they are still trained professionals and generally not white collar, etc. or those wanting to sit at a cushy job in a nice office and play on their FB pages all day then demand pay double the work they do.
I figured you werent talking about engineers. I just wanted to make the distinction for everyone else watching. :D
A good engineer is a true marvel - some of the things that have been done, built, etc. and some of it I just sit and marvel at. It was a fleeting thought for me but here's the kick you'll like - when I was deciding what direction to go for school - I thought it was too much work!
Lol. Engineering is hard work for sure but its the only career i could think of outside of medicine that has meaningful real world applications. America is all about new ideas and bringing those ideas to life thanks to the freedom of thought we have here (maybe not much longer). And to be able to live in work in that sphere is a blessing!!!
^^ Talk about making the best of a bad situation! Lol. ^^
This was about 17 years ago. My 2012 wrangler went 92k in 10 years with no issue. I know there was a recall on early 3.6 wrangler.
