I'm 18 months in to the "30 months" required by the FAA to get my airframe and powerplant mechanic license. How's it been going? What's new? And why does 18 months even matter?

The FAA's page on how to become an aircraft mechanic:
https://www.faa.gov/mechanics/become

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