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What's a good trade to learn?
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this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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For locksmithing, you should start with Lockpicking Lawyer videos on youtube
I've seen a bunch of those. Enough to know of his April 1st gags and to be able to shill for his website.
Which I won't do here.
I'm more wondering about doing it as a career. What's the annoyance/danger factor? How much work do you need to stay afloat? What do start-up costs look like? What would cause a locksmith to walk away and get into something else?
And so on.