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As someone who teaches people how to drive trains, you’re pretty spot on. “Bro just go when you need to go and stop when you need to stop” thanks for the $150,000 a year for my skills.
In all seriousness, what the hell is the reason for train drivers getting paid hella money? Like what am I missing? I assume it’s probably like a year or so to learn, but what makes it so lucrative? The responsibility? The only thing I see how it is like that is you’re responsible for millions if not hundreds of millions of cargo (don’t know if they ever ship like gold or something). Other than that, it seems like learning to drive something (albeit probably complicated) shouldn’t be so crazy in pay. I’m from the states btw. Any insight into this?
You want to know the real reason? What other jobs are there where you're guaranteed to eventually kill someone? People jump in front of trains on a weekly basis. If they don't say why the train is delayed, you know why it's delayed. If it's a line fault they'll say. If a train breaks down, they'll say. When it's a jumper it's just a delay. So yeah, you go when they say go. Stop when they say stop. And try to close your eyes when someone jumps on the tracks. Ez money.
@@GeoJesse horrible roster is one of the factors. I'm working night shift tonight. No idea my start time, but it will be somewhere near midnight. No idea what time I'll be home either. Somewhere between 5am and 1pm tomorrow. I wouldn't put up with that for $80,000 a year. Also one of our big trains carrying a full load is worth something 25 million dollars. The assessments to get a job have increased a lot over the years they won't just let anyone drive anymore. Back before the 80's if you could read and write you could be employed. Driving the train is actually the easiest part of the job. Learning everything else is the hard part.
Love it, and spot on! A big helper in overcoming depression for me was to think of things in a more neutral light. From there, you start to build that ability to look for opportunity - okay, they fired me, what now? It's helped me stay productive even with my disability.
Gen Z need to take the Hotel Nightshift in the middle of nowhere pill. I'm 28 do three hours of hotel laundry, 1 hour of breakfast setup and the other 6 hours I do fuck all other than work on my personal skills and watch films and shows and use my time outside of work to sleep and catch up with family. You want this position here are the steps: 1. Get a Hotel Porter job, carrying bags and shit 2. Be responsible for like a year to trick them into thinking you're responsible 3. Make friends with the current night porter, usually an old geaser 4. Express interest in wanting to do nightshifts and bring it up whenever possible 5. Old geaser needs a holiday, volunteer to cover, manager who woupd have to cover thanks his lucky stars your there to fill in because he likes his sleep schedule he's developed for the past ten years 6. Do the Nightshift, if anyone asks say its hard work and look exhausted to trick them 7. Enjoy the easy life and the permanent ability to put nights on your cv and only apply to easy night watch jobs My guide on Neet to Noice.
I'm 21 and I was fired from a job at 18, at that time it really sucked and I was angry towards the former bossman for a while. However in hindsight it gave me a different view on how I should conduct myself at the past jobs I've had since and now. I put a whole lot more effort into work and I ask more questions if I am unclear about something, before I was just smoking bongs before work and putting the bare minimum effort in... who would have thought that getting high before work was a bad Idea right? smh, I would blame the circumstances in my life that "compelled" me to do such a stupid thing. Though it bloody sucked being fired and I felt a lot of shame... it taught me a lot. The only complaint I have about that whole situation is I wish the former bossman told me I was being let go at the end of my shift, not the start of it... I wouldn't have been moping around that whole shift otherwise lol.
@@littlestan6625 I've seen Gen Z complain about Gen Alpha kids repeating memes that were supposed to be 'ironic', so rest assured its already happening.
The irony of this is that in all the schools I've worked at over the last 8-odd years, "resilience" has been, if not literally one of the school's key motto words (e.g. "School name: resilience, kindness, curiosity"), a HUGE part of the curriculum next to maths and literacy. Maths, literacy, resilience, and then all the other subjects come after.
For some reason ive never flopped an interview or job. Ive only failed 1 interview because of a drug test which is my fault entirely (i was their first chouce😅). The only job ive failed at i got accused of stealing a chainsaw and then the person accusing me antagonsed me at work about it. Boss took their side since i was new. Which i unserstand but that person accusing me wouldnt even do their job properly. Getting the wrong parts for trucks every day. Not just once a week. Everyday.
When I got "fired" I was incredibly angry/upset. took me a few days but figured it was more because I'd been let go instead of quitting in some creative fashion
Interviews always depend on the person... ive been made to feel stupid for not knowing a random coding library by a nobody in an interview, 10 interviews later and I'm working a good big tech job. Shit heads everywhere in every industry lol, just make yourself the best marketable man and keep chugging
Well when you build Fairfax Media a Bitcoin mine capable of yielding 30-50BTC in 2016 but to cause detriment to their own corporation so Nine could buy it for cheap, wrongfully dismiss you not for the first but the second time since 2012. Sometimes rejection is criminal and rather than complaining about the system. More fun to make a complete mockery of the system and pursue retribution relentlessly or at least until Peter Costello and Nick Falloon are brought to justice.
Entering these comments when the vid was just posted and stressing over what joke I’m supposed to make for ppl to breathe out slightly 😂 I seriously think it takes a lot of strength to avoid mental gymnastics and just face the truth. I think all of those Reddit Incels are always making up stories of why they can’t root because in the end they don’t wanna face the fact that it requires actual effort and rejection to get laid.
If you want a great example look at the interview Ange Postecoglou did with Craig Foster in the 2000s and look where he is now. You’ll look back at rejections just as comically.
The list of people who get nostalgic for the 80s: 1) Straight White guys who wouldn't have been openly and bruitally discriminated against. 2) List over. There's a reason as to why self help books are not 80s themed kid, it was not a time we should attempt to emulate if helping people is your goal. The discrimination was astonishing looking back, actual hate speech and open racism was seen as a bit edgy. You need to give your head a wobble and listen to people who were actually there because it was mostly brown everything, bad haircuts and bigotry.
so true lol, long time sub, just signed up for the patreon but this comment changes everything. Cannot believe this guy has created an 80's themed channel without thinking it would be a straight white guy's paradise. Thanks @normanhull6696
I see the truth in your words, however as someone older or/ the same age in America, understanding from being one of those nasty people with chemical imbalances. Almost like being the same as times being a "subhuman" homeless person in hyper capitalism and sloppy self help, that you get used to, avert your eyes, or try to help...the help being a bullet wound and a lobotomy with a bandaid. You make good points but all I can hear when in America just dealing with the system and the flaws those without the depth of understanding the human condition enough that don't actively becoming unapologetic lunatics used by economic "leaders" kind of come off to me as you being a cheeky cunt(i normally like this) with a different way to frame the false promises of the American dream and pull yourself by your bootstraps. Love either way because you talk about the building of mental fortitude. Gaining the building blocks to rewire your mind. I don't understand this generation war of identity other than it being groups of people who fight,submit, or become a part of the problem in America. Hope it helps whoever needs it.
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Where’s the Radelaide event?
As someone who teaches people how to drive trains, you’re pretty spot on.
“Bro just go when you need to go and stop when you need to stop” thanks for the $150,000 a year for my skills.
😂😂
In all seriousness, what the hell is the reason for train drivers getting paid hella money?
Like what am I missing? I assume it’s probably like a year or so to learn, but what makes it so lucrative? The responsibility?
The only thing I see how it is like that is you’re responsible for millions if not hundreds of millions of cargo (don’t know if they ever ship like gold or something). Other than that, it seems like learning to drive something (albeit probably complicated) shouldn’t be so crazy in pay.
I’m from the states btw. Any insight into this?
@@GeoJesse they have an actually functional union.
You want to know the real reason?
What other jobs are there where you're guaranteed to eventually kill someone? People jump in front of trains on a weekly basis.
If they don't say why the train is delayed, you know why it's delayed. If it's a line fault they'll say. If a train breaks down, they'll say.
When it's a jumper it's just a delay.
So yeah, you go when they say go. Stop when they say stop. And try to close your eyes when someone jumps on the tracks.
Ez money.
@@GeoJesse horrible roster is one of the factors. I'm working night shift tonight. No idea my start time, but it will be somewhere near midnight. No idea what time I'll be home either. Somewhere between 5am and 1pm tomorrow.
I wouldn't put up with that for $80,000 a year.
Also one of our big trains carrying a full load is worth something 25 million dollars. The assessments to get a job have increased a lot over the years they won't just let anyone drive anymore. Back before the 80's if you could read and write you could be employed.
Driving the train is actually the easiest part of the job. Learning everything else is the hard part.
Honestly, just going through the interview process until this week, I hate the companies that DIDN'T give me feedback. That was the most painful part.
Especially when they say they will
@@Cythan God you just gave me ptsd 🫠🫠
I love how this channel has gone back to no edits, pure Jordy self-help again. The struggle with the light was real
He said the thing!
Love it, and spot on! A big helper in overcoming depression for me was to think of things in a more neutral light. From there, you start to build that ability to look for opportunity - okay, they fired me, what now? It's helped me stay productive even with my disability.
Gen Z need to take the Hotel Nightshift in the middle of nowhere pill.
I'm 28 do three hours of hotel laundry, 1 hour of breakfast setup and the other 6 hours I do fuck all other than work on my personal skills and watch films and shows and use my time outside of work to sleep and catch up with family. You want this position here are the steps:
1. Get a Hotel Porter job, carrying bags and shit
2. Be responsible for like a year to trick them into thinking you're responsible
3. Make friends with the current night porter, usually an old geaser
4. Express interest in wanting to do nightshifts and bring it up whenever possible
5. Old geaser needs a holiday, volunteer to cover, manager who woupd have to cover thanks his lucky stars your there to fill in because he likes his sleep schedule he's developed for the past ten years
6. Do the Nightshift, if anyone asks say its hard work and look exhausted to trick them
7. Enjoy the easy life and the permanent ability to put nights on your cv and only apply to easy night watch jobs
My guide on Neet to Noice.
Your my favorite motivational speaker
Jim Kerry x Cillian Murphy is an insanely good call actually
2:07 💀
spot on tho 🫢
I'm 21 and I was fired from a job at 18, at that time it really sucked and I was angry towards the former bossman for a while. However in hindsight it gave me a different view on how I should conduct myself at the past jobs I've had since and now. I put a whole lot more effort into work and I ask more questions if I am unclear about something, before I was just smoking bongs before work and putting the bare minimum effort in... who would have thought that getting high before work was a bad Idea right? smh, I would blame the circumstances in my life that "compelled" me to do such a stupid thing. Though it bloody sucked being fired and I felt a lot of shame... it taught me a lot. The only complaint I have about that whole situation is I wish the former bossman told me I was being let go at the end of my shift, not the start of it... I wouldn't have been moping around that whole shift otherwise lol.
Really like this one, I tend to let even the slightest inconvenience boil over into a setback
You ever feel like we complain about gen z the same way gen x complained about us?
nah...like boomers complain about us
It's the circle of life...
I'm certain that one day, Gen Z will follow this tradition and start complaining about younger generations too
@@littlestan6625 I've seen Gen Z complain about Gen Alpha kids repeating memes that were supposed to be 'ironic', so rest assured its already happening.
thats because your old@@jordanshanks5340
As a chef of 30yrs - gen z is making us in their 40s work so much slower and easier...thanks slackers!!
That's millennials..
Bros been a Michelin star chef since 10 years old
46 now started at 16 cooking, boy...@@mcl_vin411
That's right Shanksey! We gota go tongue punch the fart box of life!
2023 - the year 2b!
Imagine talking to gen z and using a manual gearbox analogy
Ready for the show in an hour, See you there 💪🫡😎
🙂
Cognitive reframing and decatastophising. Tried and true psychological resilience and coping strategies. Nice vid, Jordan
The irony of this is that in all the schools I've worked at over the last 8-odd years, "resilience" has been, if not literally one of the school's key motto words (e.g. "School name: resilience, kindness, curiosity"), a HUGE part of the curriculum next to maths and literacy. Maths, literacy, resilience, and then all the other subjects come after.
Don't ya just love the cute taglines schools have to conceal all the bullying and fighting that goes on behind the scenes lol
because resilience to schools means doing nothing and being ok with it rather than solving problems and healing
For some reason ive never flopped an interview or job.
Ive only failed 1 interview because of a drug test which is my fault entirely (i was their first chouce😅). The only job ive failed at i got accused of stealing a chainsaw and then the person accusing me antagonsed me at work about it. Boss took their side since i was new. Which i unserstand but that person accusing me wouldnt even do their job properly. Getting the wrong parts for trucks every day. Not just once a week. Everyday.
When I got "fired" I was incredibly angry/upset. took me a few days but figured it was more because I'd been let go instead of quitting in some creative fashion
Scene's changed, man
Bro just sits there and babbles for 10 minutes straight..
Friendly Shanks
Interviews always depend on the person... ive been made to feel stupid for not knowing a random coding library by a nobody in an interview, 10 interviews later and I'm working a good big tech job. Shit heads everywhere in every industry lol, just make yourself the best marketable man and keep chugging
Jordan Shanks come to Christmas Island
Well when you build Fairfax Media a Bitcoin mine capable of yielding 30-50BTC in 2016 but to cause detriment to their own corporation so Nine could buy it for cheap, wrongfully dismiss you not for the first but the second time since 2012.
Sometimes rejection is criminal and rather than complaining about the system. More fun to make a complete mockery of the system and pursue retribution relentlessly or at least until Peter Costello and Nick Falloon are brought to justice.
Sai Weng Shi Ma. Remember the parable of the farmer.
Entering these comments when the vid was just posted and stressing over what joke I’m supposed to make for ppl to breathe out slightly 😂
I seriously think it takes a lot of strength to avoid mental gymnastics and just face the truth. I think all of those Reddit Incels are always making up stories of why they can’t root because in the end they don’t wanna face the fact that it requires actual effort and rejection to get laid.
If you want a great example look at the interview Ange Postecoglou did with Craig Foster in the 2000s and look where he is now. You’ll look back at rejections just as comically.
Theapy is just ackcnolowging thats it is what it is
This is like a super weak version of jockos good speech 😂😂😂
The list of people who get nostalgic for the 80s:
1) Straight White guys who wouldn't have been openly and bruitally discriminated against.
2) List over.
There's a reason as to why self help books are not 80s themed kid, it was not a time we should attempt to emulate if helping people is your goal. The discrimination was astonishing looking back, actual hate speech and open racism was seen as a bit edgy. You need to give your head a wobble and listen to people who were actually there because it was mostly brown everything, bad haircuts and bigotry.
Wow you sound like a fun person to be around.
so true lol, long time sub, just signed up for the patreon but this comment changes everything. Cannot believe this guy has created an 80's themed channel without thinking it would be a straight white guy's paradise. Thanks @normanhull6696
Omg.. Jordan does resemble Tommy Shelby
Peaky boi haircut
Croatian Geezer
I need my girlfriend to see this. Yes she could be pregnant, could be good, could be bad. Until she gets her rags who knows.
Why are you making so much boomer bait, lmfao
Gen z bait more like
If you're scum, don't fight it.
I have a crush on you but I will continue to squash it down and move on with my life
I see the truth in your words, however as someone older or/ the same age in America, understanding from being one of those nasty people with chemical imbalances. Almost like being the same as times being a "subhuman" homeless person in hyper capitalism and sloppy self help, that you get used to, avert your eyes, or try to help...the help being a bullet wound and a lobotomy with a bandaid. You make good points but all I can hear when in America just dealing with the system and the flaws those without the depth of understanding the human condition enough that don't actively becoming unapologetic lunatics used by economic "leaders" kind of come off to me as you being a cheeky cunt(i normally like this) with a different way to frame the false promises of the American dream and pull yourself by your bootstraps. Love either way because you talk about the building of mental fortitude. Gaining the building blocks to rewire your mind. I don't understand this generation war of identity other than it being groups of people who fight,submit, or become a part of the problem in America. Hope it helps whoever needs it.
more yilmaz
Jordies buy a V8, Ive been through a few
All your advice helps but stop telling me what to do 😅
Mentions immune system whilst forgetting his position on covid jabs…. Awkward 😂😂
awkward? how?
that's pretty rich coming from someone who threw a hissy fit just because someone tried to burn him alive in his own house.