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smash
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May 25, 2012, 2:40 PM

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Hello My Name Is James, I Am Intrested In Finding A Mentor Somone Who Knows All About Stock Work, Custom Work,And Hot Rods. And Will Be Willing To Teach Me All About Them. This Person Must Have Experince In Automotive Fields. This Is Very Important To Me For My Future Carreer. You Must Take This Opportunity Seriously Because I Am Serious About Learning. So If Your Intrested And In The Toledo,Ohio Area Please Contact Me ASAP At

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May 25, 2012, 2:57 PM

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You Must Take This Opportunity Seriously Because I Am Serious About Learning.

Opportunity? ........ for who?

Sounds pretty demanding for someone that is asking for a great deal of someone else's help.

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May 25, 2012, 6:53 PM

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That's what the trade schools are for. Then work a few years to polish skills and get tons of tools to even think about this,

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May 27, 2012, 8:45 AM

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As others have said . Enroll yourself in a trade /voc school . Be sure to be up on your basic skills ,math, science, reading comprehension . If you stand out above the crowd , a mentor will find you. You say you are dedicated to the cause . Hate to say it but talk is cheap . You must rise to the top, in order for someone to pass along their hard earned knowledge.

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