>> I like the fact that I am able to impact the lives of many just by doing a simple task
which probably is simple to me, and to others it might not be.
But I've always been a more service-oriented individual, so being able to provide electricity
to those around me, which is -- and it's one of those things
that you really just expect to live with.
It's like, oh, you flip a switch and it's there.
But being able to be a part of the process of making sure
that that is available is something that I enjoy.
The hardest part is sometimes you have to deal with equipment that failed in your plans.
It's not that somebody else is going through a hiccup, it's us.
And so having to make sure that you give your best, 100-percent while you're on the job,
and if an issue comes up, it's 1000.
It's not 110, it's 1000.
just being able to take that responsibility and stand up and say it was my fault.
It could cost me my job.
That's kind of fearful, but it's hard to be able to see, like that something
that you worked through didn't go right.
And it could've potentially hurt someone.
So that's the tough side of it.