I am a 28 year old who only knows the skilled trades. I now have a chance to go to school and choose whatever path I want. Cooking for me is a passion, and it is something that I really want to do, but I'm unsure if a career in the culinary arts will be able to support me and my family as well as a skilled trade could? I'm not in it for the money, but I don't want to go bankrupt either. If anyone could help me out that would be great.
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Careful, dems fightin' woids in here :)
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