### person | worker:

Plier
* are helpful for removing and attaching wires to screws
* can chew the comers off a nut.

### person | worker:

Plumber
* Most plumbers work for plumbing contractors.
* are capable of rush jobs
  - craftsmans
  - the people who install and repair the system of pipes that supply and carry off water
  - tradesmans
* assemble, install and repair piping systems which carry gas, steam, oil, and water.
* can lose work time because of downturns in construction activity.
* check pipes
  - sewer pipes
* compete in geographic markets
  - narrow geographic markets
* frequently use a torch to thaw frozen pipes.
* have special safety procedures and tools to minimize the risk of explosion or fire.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* install and repair water, drainage, and gas pipes in homes, businesses, and factories.
* install, repair and maintain plumbing, heating and steam operated equipment and systems.
* is an artisan
* learn on jobs.
* make much more than child-care workers.
* mediate between the pure and the abject.
* offer commercial plumb services
* often have gas detectors that can help locate gas sources
  - install plumbing in buildings as they are being constructed
  - use bars of solder, much thicker than the wire used for electrical applications
  - work in cramped areas and in awkward positions
* perform roles.
* provide maintenance.
* supply their own work clothing and small hand tools.
* use a variety of specialized tools
  - copper pipe on an everyday basis to connect water main lines to household pipes
  - two-part epoxy
* work with the water and gas in buildings and other places.
+ Plumbing: Water infrastructure :: Waste :: Engineering
  * A 'plumber' is someone who fixes or puts in piping systems, plumbing fixtures and equipment such as water heaters. Many plumbers are construction workers.

Postal worker
* are a loyal and dedicated workforce who are paid very poorly
  - located in post offices
  - skilled workers
* suffer from dog bites and homicidal tendencies.

Potter
* Most potters use natural paints rendered from local vegetation, and paint with yucca brushes
  - work in one clay body
* Some potters add acid directly to an aging clay in the form of vinegar or citric acid.
* are craftsmans.
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - personality
  - vacuoles
  - evil with no goal or reason for being that way
* make one hundred different shapes.
* often make their own glazes
* still use spinning wheels.

### person | worker | potter:

Bare pottery
* objects without a glaze are called 'bisque'.
+ Pottery
  * Bare pottery objects without a glaze are called 'bisque'. The finest pottery objects, called 'porcelain' are made using a special clay called kaolin.

Quarrier
* are a leading, long-established Scottish social care charity.
* work within the natural resources of the land to process stone for construction.

### person | worker | quarrier:

Cutter
* Many cutters report that when they harm themselves, they feel relief rather than physical pain.
* Most cutters have a straight edge cutting blade that dulls quickly.
* Some cutters use carbide blades.
* also dismantle large objects, such as ships, railroad cars, automobiles, or aircraft.
* are diners
  - films
  - people crying for help
  - sailing vessels
  - thin to moderate in flesh
* blades in most fly cutters come with a quite sharp pointed end.
* can sometimes reach three feet in height and have large, many-petaled heads.
* come in sizes to fit pipes and tubing of different diameters.
* dismantle large objects, such as ships, railroad cars, automobiles or aircraft.
* make sharp, clean cuts for a professional finish to buttonholes.
* specialize in patterning and cutting the pieces of fabric needed to assemble a costume.