u/Empty-Cap1980

Is it worth it to become an aircraft mechanic? For reference i didn’t go to college, I don’t really know anything about aviation, and have no background in mechanics whatsoever. I am also not particularly strong (I don’t know what it involves in terms of heavy lifting). Obviously it doesn’t sound like I should do this job at all, but nothing really grabs my attention in terms of career choices so I just want to work for money (and I heard this pays well). So, if you were in my shoes, would you try this? How would I go about getting training? Is high pay a rare thing or is it more common? Any pros and cons you think I should know? And any other information would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading!

I watched a YouTube creepypasta compilation (at least I think it was) and there was a story about a guy going to a mental asylum for work and he notices that things are off with the staff of the asylum, throughout the story he finds out that the patients of the mental asylum had conspired together to take out the actual staff of the asylum and drugged them in order to impersonate the actual staff. I liked it a lot but I forget what it’s called please help! Thank you!