I've always wondered how it would be to work with my cousin Jin.
He's my older cousin on my mother's side and , and he's now a well-known Carpenter and Furniture maker wage.
I think he's more or less, a decade-and-a-half older than I am.
Unfortunately.
We've never had the opportunity to cooperate on a project before.
God.
First The first reason is the generation gap.
We were born in separate decades and , and we had a different set of friends in the clan.
Secondly.
I went to University in for a while.
He decided to attend trade school to study woodworking.
He even went abroad for a while to Apprentice apprentice under a master Carpenter.
I'm planning to approach him soon to propose a joint venture.
He has built a name for himself over the past few years and his furniture has been in high demand.
I majored in business.
And I think I can help him upscale his operation and build a prestigious brand-building.
Bespoke furniture on the side.
I'd like to learn a few woodworking skills from him and maybe take it up as a hobby.
Jen has always been a big brother figure, not only to me, but to other younger relatives as well.
Everybody listens to his advice advice, and , and he has helped many family members throughout the years.
He might not be the most highly educated, but he is successful.
And well-loved, cause because engine has made a living doing what he loves.
Unlike many of us who hate our nine-to-five office jobs.