Kate and Toby try to make time for their marriage. Jack attempts to prove himself to Rebecca's father. Randall struggles to find his place with the other councilmen.

: Haha, totally! After school (just a two year diploma), I worked for 10 years or so while taking evening classes (one or two nights a week) most semesters.

Then decided to quite my job at the time and go back to school full time to get my degree done. Was in the unique situation where my wife could support us for the year (no kids yet).

I signed up for an intense schedule of 7 classes per semester so I could finish in about a year. The amount of time I had to ride, f.ck around and leisurely drink coffee and eat muffins at Whole Foods was ridiculous!

School stress?? Ha, f.ck that, it was nothing compared to previous jobs. All I had to do was read some books, remember the info and write some papers. One of the best years of my life actually. Totally recommend it to anyone thinking about it. University is easy as shit compared to higher level real jobs. Of course you can have an opinion and we all do.

Are the Austrians a wee bit insecure?Different work is hard for different reasons. I also think a police officer's job is harder than my office job where I help implement change within organizations. My jobs in college (e.g. Construction, alaskan tour guide, planting trees in the wilderness, snowboard instructor, custodial work) were all more difficult than my current job in certain ways.

But damn, it can be hard AF to get anything done in organizations that are resistant to change.I'm not familiar with corporate culture in Austria, but I'm guessing that like me, you know lots of office monkeys who work long days, way outside the 9-5, perhaps in stressful roles that you or I wouldn't want to pursue as we'd prefer to keep our sanity as well as preserve time to ride and be with family/friends. It's hard to compare the difficulty of an IT architect, supply chain analyst, or finance director to the jobs you listed. But it sounds like any of those roles is a lot more demanding than what you've experienced.Anyway. Hey, i rode my bike this morning so i'm not grumpy today!Also, who says I'm not exposed to heat?

It gets hot AF in my office and i sweat my balls off! Also a surge protector melted a few months back and the office filled with smoke. I had to briskly walk to an exit and stand outside in the cold while the firemen checked it out and the smoke cleared. I'll probably die early due to inhaling the smoke. The office life is brutal. : Getting an engineering degree as a post-bacc was much easier than my undergrad environmental science degree.

Same school, both good programs, the only variable was my attitude and ability to 'adult'. I took an overload of credits every quarter, worked part time, and helped run a research lab, still had time to ride and socialize. Part of what makes undergrad hard is learning to live on your own; when all of that is already sorted out what's left isn't actually that challenging if you are diligent.zede, the consequences of messing up in school are minimal, that's the big difference. Typical students don't have responsibility for the well being of others. In the real world, both white collar and blue collar worker's actions have consequences that extend far beyond themselves, that affect people's health and livelihood. People count on you to do your job competently, they bet their ability to provide for their families on it.Canadian engineers wear a ring to remind them of their responsibility to others: Reply.

Blue collar jobs are typically hard work, dangerous or both. They also usually pay the least. It is a general rule in life that the harder you work the less you get paid.If you want to make good money look for the jobs that have a high degree of responsibility. Sure if you are in a cubicle doing tasks that are administrative in nature you have an easy job. At higher levels the ability to manage people towards specific outcomes is incredibly difficult and stressful. Most people don't understand that being good in a management role requires both a natural talent for it and a specific set of skills.

Someone who has these skills is worth a lot of money especially to bigger companies. : I hear you, but I can come at it from the other side.

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I started college at 24 after being at a bike shop for several years, working up to assistant manager (whatever that means). I guess had figured out some degree of adulting.It wasn't possible to keep working once things really got going in my studies. I admit - a lot of people had jobs or didn't spend the time truly learning the material but none of those people are physicists now. On the other hand I learned what I needed to and continued on through my doctorate and now work as a scientist doing awesome shit, which wouldn't have been possible if I hadn't put down the groundwork during the early stages.That said, I agree with you in that I personally probably would have flunked out at 18. Just like everything I guess it all depends where you want to go and the capacity of that market. Ain't too many physicist jobs floating around so you got to know your shit.

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I think there are a lot of fast riders in the world, but not everyone can afford to take part in level competitions because of their costs, and train like the pros do. Even with equal support, individuals and pros will not be all the same strong, talent is not denied to anyone, but there are many cases where money decide the fate of a rider who deserves to be supported for his skills and speed, not only for how many photos upload to instagram.Anyway, Adam, hope you can demonstrate that you are worthy and take advantage of the opportunity that has been given to you, just in case, full gas always!!PS: I envy you:-) Reply. This is such a good idea for a show. I've often wondered exactly the same thing. What happens if you take a normal decent rider/racer but still every day guy and hook him up completely? I'm stoked to see this. Stoked for you too Adam.

You look fast dude. Got the cutties down! My hamstring mobility sucks too. Comes from too much riding and not enough time to work out and do yoga stretches. Those TRP brakes though. They sound noisy. They must be channelling the ghost of Avid!Good job PB for doing this one.