Clinton

Hello, so yeah, multiple times I've run into situations that I've been locked out or friends of mine have been locked out and had to be able to get the door open, get the keys out of the cup holder, or out of the ignition, whatever the situation may be. Basically, multiple different situations. I've had my back against the wall for whatever the reason may be, be stranded somewhere with locks or not even about that, just been out someplace, needed to make stuff happen and through life also have maybe not had the finances to pay somebody to get something done. So I've just had to figure it out on my own. I've always been pretty locked down about mechanical objects, really enjoyed working with them, enjoyed learning about them. And I basically have to start from the beginning, depending on how complex the situation is, and then go from there. Just tear things apart, put them in an order that they go back together, find the broken pieces, find the worn out parts, and reinstall them. When it comes to electrical, you know, I just take the systems that are having issues out of the system and check to see if any fuses are blowing anymore or circuit breakers are blowing anymore on military equipment. They got circuit breakers, so that's kind of nice. You don't have to keep replacing fuses and find the situation and find the problem and

Hello, my name is Clint. Did not know I was going to be doing a video section for this resume. However, no worries. So I've been a mechanic pretty much my entirety of my life, and I've really enjoyed it. Now I'm just doing other things, but I've been working around locks and for many different reasons. Drivers break their keys off, their toolbox locks didn't working. They break the keys off, couldn't get the key extracted. It was lodged in there. So replaced the tumbler. Whatever the situation may be, I've had some sort of a, I guess, kind of hobby also of working with locks. I just really am kind of fascinated by the mechanisms and how they work. I did take a certificate program years ago about locks and picking and rekeying, shimming, things like that. It was a lot of fun. Enjoyed it. But yeah, but that's about it. That's me in a small nutshell and the mechanical and the lock experience. I do appreciate the opportunity and have a great day.

Hello, my name is Clint. Didn't know that I was gonna be doing a video for this job interview or resume section of this. However, I have been a mechanic pretty much my entire life, and in that time I've had to gain entry into a lot of vehicles, repair locks, or a lot of toolbox locks, a lot of door locks for just drivers breaking their keys off inside, whatever the situation may be. I did take a short locksmithing class years ago. It was through a certificate program, so I did quite a bit of that, but I always enjoyed the tumblers and the locks, and it's just something that I've really enjoyed about it. With that being said, I've got quite a bit of experience mechanical side and or on the lock side of picking and many other things just for fun, and it's kind of a hobby. So with that being said, I appreciate the opportunity. Thank you very much. Have an amazing day.