A first-person YouTube monologue by an archer (uploaded by Pro Archer Shot-Coach) describing leaving a decade-long electrician career after a poor competition performance ("shot a 360"), feeling burned out, being offered work by a friend, and ultimately switching to shoot left-handed after encouragement from peers; the speaker notes receiving a bow from "Tommy" and reports being 25 months into the left-handed switch.
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Shot 40 down. I shot a 360. And I was like, I'm done. I had already talked to. I got some friends that own an electrical business. I was an Electrician for almost 10 years. Remodeled Walmarts and Sam's clubs with an electric crew that I worked with. Could pull wire, bend some conduit. I had talked to a buddy of mine, he had his own business here. And I said, what. What do you. What do you think about me coming to work for you? He said, dude, I'll have a van for you tomorrow. He said, you just tell me when. And he said, I'll give you the keys. He said, I'll hire you tomorrow. And I said, I'm really contemplating making a change. I said, I've had my gut full of this. I. I've exhausted my resources. I did the surgery. I did everything I could do. And I said, I. I've lost it. I said, it's just been taken away from me. And Nathan kept after me. Dude, you got. It's two handed, sport. Man. You got to try left handed. You got to try left handed. Tommy sent me the bow. And here we are 25 months later.