> If I'm operating a company that produces bread, no, I'm not going to help you develop your skills in woodworking. Why would I? If you really want to learn pro

> If I'm operating a company that produces bread, no, I'm not going to help you develop your skills in woodworking. Why would I? If you really want to learn professional woodworking, develop those skills on your own time and then go get a job as a woodworker. Because the bread is stored on shelves, and you use rolling pins and workbenches that could be repaired/built better/designed better, knowledge of structures could help making new bread products, and the tools used in woodworking could have direct applications in making bread, which could save you money or make you better products.