Junioritis

Its almost the end of the year and im sitting here looking at the graduating seniors wishing i was them. Starring out the glass window that separates me from complete freedom. I mean, I already have a good job and all the education i need. So why can i not just go to Automotive technical school and get my certificates to show i can do work on cars. I mean, I have all the skills i need, I just need the certificate to say I actually do. At this point i just want to get everything over and done with and get out of high school. Sure some of the stuff they teach us is worth learning and it does keep us doing something five days a week, but to me some of its just a big waste of time. I could be doing a lot more productive things than learning about atoms and quadratic roots and whatnot. Kids should be able to pick what they want and not have to take useless classes about stuff they dont really need to know about. I want to lean more about engines and the mathematics needed for transmissions and differential gear ratios. or the size bolts needed for certain parts for the headers and exhaust and the amount of stress each size bolt can take before breaking.

Most Senioritis is caused by the feelings they get because they finally get to go out and party in college without parental restriction. I obviously want to do the same but im eager to leave because im ready to work my ass off to be a successful auto mechanic and have my own shop. I want to go out and live my dream and the earlier you start to learn, the better. I want to have my own cars that i can say "I built that from the ground up, literally". I want to pass down my knowledge to younger kin and fortunate people ready to wirk on cars just as hard as me. I want to be known as the car oracle. The guru of all things with engines. I just want to be happy and thats what would just about do it.

Many others may not be ready yet. Some may be nervous, as am I to make it big in the world of millions of people. I just feel that if i were to leave now and get all the knowledge i could that i could excel much greater tan someone who were to wait  few years to get started because of the sheer amount of knowledge i can gain in the earlier years. I'm ready to graduate because i have a plan, not because i want to party. I have a chance at making my own future bright because there is no real model for me to pave the way or to send me off to a million dollar college and that makes me want to be better than anyone else could with all the money at their finger tips. It makes me want to be that great role model for other great mechanics in the making. It causes my severe case of Junioritis.