Thank you so much, your words are very impactful and make me happy to know that people have enjoyed the documentary. I have learned and grown a lot since I shot this project and most of the critics are valid and I would agree with them but yeah they're a little harsh so I appreciate you not destroying my work to shreds. Haha even if it was deserved! I wish you the best of luck and hope that people learn to love knitting as much as you!

​@@thebenjaminburtonThank you for your kind words, Ben. A new friend told me just 2 days ago that It's no surprise I am such a knitter...my DNA is so Viking, Celtic, Norse. My hands show the proof of Viking bloodlines with the frozen arched fingers of Dupetren's Sydrome. As long as I can knit & teach, I am happy.🤗 Bless you in your journey, Ben🙏

While I've never gotten a job specifically because I worked abroad teaching English. I have gotten jobs because of my ability to speak Spanish fluently. I will say that it also sets you out from other people who have little to no life experience outside of simply going to college and then straight to work. I will also say that most people tell me that they're jealous or "wish I would've done something like that after college" I'm biased but I will always recommend that people spend some time outside of America and experience more of the world. It's up to you but in my experience it won't get you any jobs but it absolutely won't hurt you or stop you from getting jobs but it will help you stand out. I'd say go for it, you definitely won't regret it!

Me, too!