Can a Plumber Thrive in a High-Education Forum?

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Hello I am a 33yo plumber in Charleston SC I like being outside and solving problems/puzzles. I might have the lowest education level on this forum. So I might get mocked and ridiculed. It won't stop me from seeking knowledge.
 
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Also I think I immediately broke the rules so I'm sorry.
 
Welcome to the PF, John. No worries, we are working on it. :smile:
 
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