No , because I ' ve tried doing that in the past and all it ever got me was endless arguments . I ' m tired of that , and I ' m actually tired as shit right now as well , so I ' m just gonna go ahead and hope you agree with me . I can ' t be bothered to make the points that I tend to make . <| sep |> Damn that ' s good <| sep |> Hi ! I have a Celeste Ribbon you can have if you ' d like ! <| sep |> Thanks for your answer ! <| sep |> Shoutout to my boy Laquan on the corner of Peach Tree and 7 th <| sep |> Yeah but liberals that accept all colors , nationalities , preferences can ' t be simple bigots . those people didn ' t go to college <| sep |> Only NYC and LA . <| sep |> Officially to do work you only need to prove you ' re an electrically skilled person . Realistically to do this you need the relevant schooling . Each rank has a certain amount of experience and a minimum level of qualification . I . e I should technically be classed as an approved Electrician as I have the qualifications to certify new installations and also periodically inspect installations . However because I completed these qualifications before I fully finished my apprenticeships practical qualifications I can ' t apply for that rank as I don ' t have the 2 years experience as an Electrician rank . grading . aspxFurther reading for you .