StarFluff710

<span class="link_user">@StarFluff710</span>, it really does seem to solidify your knowledge and improve your overall understanding of whatever it is you are trying to teach somebody. There is a definite sweet spot during the learning process where trying to teach somebody or even bouncing ideas back n forth and experimenting with them is highly effective. I&#039;ve learned that working cuz I&#039;ve always ended up being the guy who trains new employees or cross trains other coworkers on things they&#039;re new to. I think I&#039;m right about at that sweet spot and this is a perfect platform for it. Theres plenty of veterans on here that can check in on us and let us know if we&#039;re about to do some dumb ass shit lol. If not we can hopefully both learn from 1 mistake instead of both figuring it out on our own. Shoot me a message and we can do this:facepunch:

<span class="link_user">@beans</span> - hey man, any input is welcomed and appreciated ~ I’ve found that the best way to learn something is to teach it to someone else. I’m down to collaborate

<span class="link_user">@Beans</span>, hey thanks for taking the time to answer my question.