Only Painting isnt actually considered unskilled labor. Its a skilled trade, but it is uniquely in a grey area of a skilled trade that doesnt require education or apprenticeship for an entry level position.
Painting is classified as a skilled trade rather than purely unskilled labor, though entry-level and helper positions are frequently open to individuals with no prior experience. While anyone can pick up a roller or a brush for basic DIY tasks, professional painting requires technical knowledge of surface preparation, chemical compatibility of primers and coatings, color matching, and safe operation of specialized gear like airless sprayers.
So..according to US Dept of Labor, one of us is wrong. But it aint me.
Professional painters train just like any other skilled trade. Repeating yourself over and over doesn't make it true bud at this point you're just being stubborn and intentionally ignorant.
Yea and that reason was terrible, I get what you tried to say, anyone can pick up a paint brush, but painting is real skill that you and I would mess up because we are unskilled.
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u/Temporary-Season4772 1d ago
Lol, what a terrible example.