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Get a license for commercial electrical installation in 18 months and graduate with a garaunteed job and make $70k/year minimum lol
Any time I've thought about switching from web dev, being an electrician always looked the most appealing. I second this option.
My brother has worked in that field forever. You will get shocked even if very cautious but he's never been seriously injured. Not saying it doesn't happen.