The most entertaining life

During my lifetime, I have done a lot of stupid things a lot of good things, and a lot of things I never knew how to do but I have learned there is no such thing as a stupid question. If you need any questions answered then ask even if you look stupid, or dumb in the process, you shouldn’t care about what other people think of you even if you think it is a stupid question that means you have an interest in the subject. Even if you think that your question is rude or disrespectful or even if you weren’t listening. The question could be important for you to get an answer whether it’s a simple or more complicated answer.

When I first started welding class as a sophomore in high school I asked a lot of questions, but since it was a beginner class nobody cared that I asked a lot of questions because the class and the subject were new to everyone. So a lot of people asked a lot of questions no matter what it was. Whether it was stupid or not people would ask whether it was about the actual welding part of the class or if it was a part of learning the machine because nobody used them before we went into the shop where we would learn how to weld. The welding teacher would make us take a safety lesson on what everything is and how to cover yourself properly while welding. Where most of my stupid questions come from is when we went into the shop and started to weld and cut the metal. We used to weld together first we learned how to cut the metal properly and my first stupid question was when he was cutting the metal as a demonstration I asked: “How does metal cut metal?”. Most people didn’t laugh which I was happy about because I was interested in how but then I answered the question myself by looking at the blade that cut the metal It made me feel stupid and that was only one question my next question was even dumber but also funny. Because welding class was at the end of the day for me. It was a long day and it was always tiring at the end of the day, no matter what happened that day whether I had all subs or if I had all tests nonetheless at the end of the day I was always tired no matter what. So when you are tired you don’t also think the right way, but anyway, when we were going over the safety equipment, we would talk it over as a class with what everything does to protect you and how everything works. When we went over the welding machines and how they work and how we operate them he told us not to move the gas up to a certain point because it could become harmful to us and the others around me then my stupidest question that I have ever asked was “ how could it be harmful to others” everyone started laughing. This makes sense now because it’s a harmful gas that could do damage to you and your body if you inhale enough of it.

During all of this happening stupid questions happen and it’s ok if they do end up happening It is not the end of the world, but then you just have to move and deal with was you said, whether it is in front of your friends or just random strangers it didn’t matter because you would have met some of the people you are friends with now. If you didn’t ask that question or if you kept it in someone else could have thought of the same thing you did. When you get embarrassed, it’s not the end of the world, the feeling of embarrassment doesn’t last the whole day when it comes to asking stupid questions I would know. In the end, if you did ask that “stupid” question it happened, and it’s not the end of the world you are going to have to think to yourself about that stupid question and get over it and move on.

“stupidity 3” by rstrawser is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.