I guess that explains everything.
My point is that "printer and copier repair" is a dying industry. You're too young to remember the giant fleets of copier repair guys. Each city had at least five or six dealers--and they employed hundreds of men in ties to go out and fix the things. I remember when I was 25 and people were talking about the 'dying' industry then, and my service manager scoffed. He managed 47 men. Now, whoever has his position, manages 10. The IT took some of those guys, but they don't have nearly as many field techs as the copier side once did.
In fact, your answer proves this point exactly--you're sliding over to IT, because every year less and less people print.
I feel sorry for the guys who are mechanical masterminds, and could fix anything that rolls, slides, or rotates, but have a hard time with computers. Those are specifically the people I'm thinking of when I started this thread. There's got to be SOMETHING left to fix.
I guess cars will always be there.
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