Most Educated Women Look Over Blue Collar Men.... ©
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2024
- BLUE HENRY's are the one group of men that college educated women skip right over in their quest to find a "good man".
Is this a mistake?
Are blue collar men on your level?
The higher up women go the less likely they look for blue collar men.....is this smart?
"I'd never married a man that doesn't wear a suit to work"
"Time have changed"
"People are......(insert default stat to justify your point)"
These are just a few of the standard responses you here when you ask some people difficult questions.
Why do single professionals lag behind coupled and/or married?
Are you truly in charge of your social life?
Are you truly not married because you "choose not to be?"
How does being single hurt men at work?
How does being single hurt women at work?
Is it better to "settle" or "make an arrangement" or go it alone?
Have you invested your relational energy into career, pets, or other things?
Is it possible for women's soft skills to suck too?
Are you socially awkward?
Have you lost all hope?
Are you doomed?
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Kevin you dropped so much jewelry on this livestream brother. 💪. I’m a 32yr old container port worker, making 150k down south. Top notch insurance, benefits, growth, and no student loan debt. I love making this country move. Salute to all the blue collar brothers getting out and making a way. And shout out to all my white collar brothers making black men look good in corporate America, keep making boss moves!
Salute continued success. 💪💪
skinfan jay Thanks 💪💪
✌️✌️💯
Well said....I don’t have to comment...you said it all....keep making that paper at the port. Salute!
Respect
Good show my daddy is a retired waste water engineer for the city and county of San Francisco. 40 years of working odd hours and now he and my mom sit on a fat pension with plenty of money in the bank. I have the utmost respect for blue collar men. If women are passing them up they are fools.
I feel that if two people work together, the man being to leader and his girlfriend or potential wife adding that Quality to keep the business going. This is what we don't hear enough of, but I have seen this be effective with friends who have done this. As long as the women is a compliment to her man and has his back.
@Belly Wank exactly man. They have the family set up from birth. I see more latinas and Mexican women that are also family oriented. I feel that at a certain age of dating, you just have to do what's best with those that have the family and building ideology. Too much back and forth and deception with dating in our culture.
@B Kandy
Marriage security? Explain please, who benefits from your proposal?
Sounds like more reason to be a MGTOW.
@B Kandy
When my oldest daughter was 15 I told her she has 10 years to secure a good husband. She took my advice and has never had a job outside her home and lives comfortably.
I tell my son to never marry and avoid alcohol and entanglements with women.
@B Kandy
How are MGTOW users? You have us confused with red pill pick up artists.
We want as little to do with the world as possible.
Most Latina women I know have blue collar men. They are true house wives. They men come home, house is clean, clean cloths, hot and delicious food is on stove, children well taken care of and they know the man wants to rest, watch tv. They are not making dramas and all that nonsense.
The media and Hollywood make it seem like Latinas are all about making drama,
Neh man I love my latinas but this younger ones growing up in the states is starting to change unfortunately but if she was brought the right w a mother and father who taught them their culture my culture she's gonna be the best wife and beautiful feminine fit
That’s because most Mexican man don’t have a high education
icecoldhombre dude Latino are the poorest racist in the country
Latinos and Latinas make a lot of children, and that is patriotic.
I have to go back into the archives just to hear this man’s voice and feel like he’s physically still present. You are and always will be truly missed Mr. Samuels 🙏🏼
Thank you for standing up for us Kevin. I am a union commercial HVAC contractor, and I worked my way up to take care of the heating and cooling that supplies the Pentagon. I will be the first one to mention how intelligent you have to be to hold these types of positions. For one, the equipment is extremely expensive, and the work itself is very dangerous. We aren’t idiots that do this type of work. Remember, if natural catastrophe happens, we’re the ones that everyone will need to rely on to survive. Again, thank you for explaining this Kevin. You the man.
From my experience as an Electrical Engineering that would energy audit commercial HVAC systems. I have much respect for y’all. I just find the bigger system mistakes or optimizing it, but y’all keep that shit running.
Thank you for taking care of us sir 💙💙💙💙
@Sayin wat No that would be wrong. He and his peers are highly intelligent and the people inside are average at best.
Thanks for takin’ care of us! Respect
Nothing but respect for HVAC technicians, some of the most dangerous yet important work that a man can do. You're a legend mate 💪respect from Australia.
Shout out to all the CDL drivers on here.
We in the building
💯
Couldn’t do your job lmaooo I’m a HVAC contractor in the hottest climate in the US.. lol
🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️
We in here 💪💪
I am one educated mastered degreed Corporate America working strong black woman who has and absolutely loves my blue collared hard working strong good black man husband of 13 years!!!! He takes such good care of me and my two kids which are also his. Skip? I have always LOVED hard working men who worked with their hands. I feel so safe with him and not to mention his loving is 💣! Excellent work ethic and a great dad! I dont know how I could make it without him. So happy that he brings something more to the table and challenges me to be better! My dad worked and retired from a factory job at Chrysler; He took great care of my mother and sisters so I am naturally attracted to a hard working man with rough hands. Thanks Kevin for this!
Great comment sis!
I love this 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
We need more black women like you
@@robertbrooks3007 ☺️
Nothing but RESPECTFUL LOVE your way. You followed the proven Blue Print!!! Love....
This was a great show. My father is a truck driver; my uncle is a truck driver and my husband is a truck driver. I have so much respect for blue collar men. And I know the role of a woman support her husband while doing these professions because of watching my mother growing up nurture my dad. My husband is hardest working man. I have so much respect and admiration for him.
Sucks I missed out...Blessing to you Queen(and I don't use that word *often* )
Now go teach these other ladies sumn
Thank you we don’t get much respect so your comment is appreciated. Even during this pandemic we keep the hospitals with supplies and supermarkets stocked and we had to complain just to get hazard pay or a plate of food. Meanwhile Karen can draw wheels on a cardboard box and walk through a drive through to get food and it’s all jokes and games when she does it.
GreAt job
Amen give me a blue collar man anytime
This is beautiful❤️
This was a great show Kevin! I’m an Electrical Engineer/MBA and I started my career in the Utility Industry, specifically commercial nuclear power and throughout my career I’ve worked with guys in the plant, lineman for power systems, skilled tradesman etc. and many are at $150k+ within a few years of training. If their fathers or a close relative was in the trade, they’re in a program at 18 years old and by 21/22 they’re making good bank for their age, in little to no debt and if forward thinking they’re building the skillset and network to ‘enterprise’ as you mentioned!
In talking to these ladies, young and old, many are just clueless with regards to the money being made by these men and as was echoed in the show, it’s because they tend to focus on the superficial aspects [swag/suits etc...]. I always shake my head because I’m thinking, “How is it the men know where the high quality dudes are [Blue or Blake] and the ladies don’t!” A whole segment of men are ‘securing’ the bag like thieves In the night, GHOSTS to single women. This channel is a great resource for those that want solid advice AND are about action after receiving said advice....💪🏽
I think the reason blue collar men are overlooked by women is that society and Hollywood presents blue collar men as the uneducated (see not having a degree) underclass that shouldn’t be afforded the same affirmations, respect and praise compared to their white collar counterparts that are looked at as high class due to their education when in reality most of the white collar money makers didn’t get a college degree yet all the entry level positions are held by college degree holders 😂.
It’s women’s misperception that a college degree is the end all be all gateway way to affluent and prestige thus access to high quality men. They fail to realize or acknowledge that there are high quality men across the blue and white collar job sectors who are doing very well but because these men don’t have a “high powered” job title women look at these men as being beneath them thus are automatically disqualified as potential long term partners.
Fellow electrical Engineering, I work with design engineer for cell phone components, but I know some many guys that went to work with the power companies and many of them end up at the nuclear plant making bank.
I’m with you, I just don’t get why these women don’t see there are plenty of people who are blue collar in a plant. I’ve worked with managers at Siemens for my senior project and they guys make 150k+ and a lot of them don’t have degrees.
Glad my boyfriend introduced me to your channel recently. The live streams have been great!
He a real one
Straight truth.
I’ve had women in my past ignore my advance until they found out how much money I generate. Had a sister curve me on one job site, I saw at a party of a mutual friend we didn’t know we shared. She didn’t even recognize me a cleaned up and in a different vehicle. She showed some interest, I passed on her. It used to be comical and common. Now I don’t waste time on slow learners.
They call those gold diggers lol
I dated a blue collar man while in university, I was well taken care of. Utmost respect for them 💙
And? Where is he? 3 years........
Kevin Samuels I was 18 then...I’m 24 now & being courted by another gentleman.
@@mariobalotelli2410 good question
@@TinystarTime You seem to be into hypergamy. I don't know you or what happened but its good to be loyal.
Myles Anderson I was extremely loyal to him, & our relationship ended graciously. We are still friends.
I can only speak from my experience. I'm an Electrician by trade, but went back and got my degree in Engineering Physics. The work ethic that was imprinted in me is PRICELESS!!! I can maneuver between both worlds effortlessly now... I just laugh at the women who don't take the time to get to know me.
BTW, thank you for bringing this to the forefront of the conversation... Respect.
Salute bro
That's great - I always tell young men who have no interest in college to get certified in a trade skill. The country ALWAYS need blue-collar workers, and they make great money. IF they desire, they can always attend college later in life or on a part-time basis. You're an excellent example that I'm offering good life-advice to these young men. I've seen and heard of a few guys starting off as blue-collar workers, and making a career change later in life. Way to go!
@Kevin C appreciate the kind words... the best part is, I'm a veteran in Illinois so I have $0 student loan debt.
Dope man. Getting that degree only enhances what you do. Good Stuff man. Congrats black man.,
I’m blue collar 35 yrs old. I’m pushing 200k in sf. I own a 500k home and take months off often. I look over college educated women. I chase YOUNG women.
Raymond Spicer top 5% of all earners in ca is 250k but sure keep telling urself that.. and that’s just my day job
no homes in SF cost 500k
@@unclejesse4271 well jesse, there are lots of condos under 500k in sf but you can make the commute like normal people and buy a house for 500k (currently 550k now)and live under your means easily. have you heard of zillow? how much is your house worth?
😂😂😂😂😂!!!
Smart man!
You killed this one .....I’m from TN. White women capitalize on blue collar men more than black women.In the south white women will have degrees. Nurses , lawyers, etc and will be married to a contractors, a man with a 150k lawn company , electrician , plumbers, truck drives making 120k @ups etc.......... Hispanic women most definitely capitalize on blue collar men.
Bw want rappers, athletes, entertainers drug dealers etc.because they wanna clout chase and be in the spotlight with them.
Ima nascar technician and Latina, white, and asian women love me
One of the things I've notice in life regarding degreed black women is that they're wanting status and attention thus the overlooking of blue collar guys, which in their eyes does not bring those things. As a guy having been white collar (still holding professional licenses) and blue collar currently, it was glaringly apparent, particularly in office settings. As a result, the conversations about finding or meeting guys "ON THEIR LEVEL" was common topic of discussion. I can truly say that very few had a "Level"....
White women don't f*cking play. I've tried to get with a woman through a white woman & she would try to get a chance herself.
Facts.
You’re right on. I run a machine shop for the natural gas fields in Oklahoma City. I look just like the machinists and the girls have no clue I make 4x-6x more than them. I get a kick out of it though.
I’m a blue collar guy out here.. shoutout to all the construction workers on here.. Framers, Drywall, tapers, painters, welders, HVAC, concrete, roofers, machine operaters, plumbers, forklift driver, CDL Drivers, electricians, OSHA.. shoutout to us hard hat workers
Blue collar Henry’s who make bank are A-OK with me...says a woman with 2 BA’s & an MA. Who gives AF about college degrees? Many with degrees are broke phi broke with a ton of student loan debt yet have the unmitigated gall to speak down on others who chose a different, and often-dare I say-a more profitable path.
You are fine as hell!
We just bought an almost million dollar home last year. We are the second owners. The house was built and owned first by a guy who was an electrician by trade...🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
Oh, yeah. They make good money!
Most tradesmen make more than white collar workers. Not sure why this is surprising. I hold 10 trades. 2 of the big 3 in electrical and plumbing. Its how I started building.
Most of the young ladies aren't mature enough, yet, to date a blue collar Henry. Remember, most of these men will be at least 10 years older than these women, and just will not put up with mess. The most young ladies (22-28) are still in that young "hang-out group mentality" they can't see past their friends, or their friends ideas.
You are right.. I dated one
Yep. They work hard all day and don’t have time for nonsense.
Well thankfully they can date in their age range. Let young women have fun & enjoy their youth as they should.
You always pick music I've never heard before but insanely good tunes.
He has great taste in music, fragrances and clothes! Kudos Mr. Samuels!
Sir, my level of respect for you has grown exponentially. You are an honorable man.
Kevin thank you brother for the content you drop. Men like you, AMS, Donovan Sharpe, and Coach Greg Adams helped me to become a better version of myself. Although as a blue collar worker who only makes 65k a year, I'm starting my own LLC in health coaching as a result of my own weight loss. I was 370lbs now I'm 265. Reaching for 220 I'm 6'2. Hopefully that's going to drive me into the 6 figure range. Salute to you blue collar brothers and White collar brothers as well.
did you hit 220?
My boyfriend is a plumber and I love it. Love blue collar men. They are truly hard workers.
I bet you realized one thing, being with a blue collar man, most of us don't play around. We, not all, are serious about what our purpose is. We are the epitome of masculinity and stability once we hit stability. We ain't ashamed to say what we are. We in fact say it proud and don't care what anyone say. I'm a man, so dont fuk with me lol
I'm a PROUD blue Henry. I've been a union carpenter for 26 years. After achieving my journeyman card, I started a small construction company in Indianapolis. Before leaving the city, we helped building Lucas Oil Stadium, the Indiana State Convention Center, and the NCAA Hall of Champions. I shut my company down to move my family to Maui. I went back to working as a union carpenter.
My wife (now exwife) watched me do this. After a couple years of living in Maui, and paying for our son's tuition at Tuskegee (he's now an engineer for Boeing), she left me (and our family for a f-boy).
I'm now remarried and rebuilding another empire.
Don't overlook what we bring to the table.
It’s really important to have good conversational skills to keep a partner interested
hello local millwright local 1076 here 21 years old out of indy reaching out to you for tips and information of starting my own company tips before I can pull the trigger, it would be great if I could get in contact with you.
I love this video. I live in DFW TX. I have 3 sons and i have repeatedly told them get a trade because they'll always have work and after getting experience, they can start their own businesses.
Really enjoyed this show. You opened my eyes. I realized that blue collar men are the epitome of "a man's man".
😁😁😁 HVAC HVAC YEAH THAT'S ME!!!! but yeah I always feel like the man's man, so yeah, you know without knowing
Thank you Kevin for giving me this perspective, I remember my dad was a technician that rose to own multiple businesses making 8 figures with several properties ...Thank you very much I really appreciate this.🙏🏽✨✨ I really feel like crying right now 😭
Big shout out to your dad!
Giving you?? Why did Kevin have to make you see it? Didn't your dad walk it?? Soo what happened?? 🤔
@@miyagifatghost2684I was a toddler and one of the few memories I have was seeing my dad coming home in an orange work suit holding a tools box and a writing on it that read "technician/ electrician" He worked onshore/offshore which means his work required him to work weeks even months before returning home. And the next time I saw him come home, he no longer had the box and we were living really well. So I didn't really witness him in his hustle stage. All I knew, was that we were living very well from the age of 4.
This conversation hit home for me. My dad was a truck driver when I was a kid and from the age of 6 to 14 I was riding with him every summer. Any city in the United States I would think of he would get a load to those places. My mom would always pack my bags as well. We are also from a smaller town outside the capital of Florida.
My man is a blue HENRY. I actually did meet him online. Our paths would have never crossed in person, as at the time we lived in different areas and he pretty much works all the time between his job and auto shop in the south burbs. I worked downtown at the time. I agree professional women should not put them down and open themselves up to this pool of men. It is an adjustment when you are mainly around corporate types. I did however grow up with a blue collar dad who gave us a great life. The advice in this video was good and much needed. ❤️
Send it to every young girl you know if you truly care about US....The old birds getting it means NOTHING!!! The new Gen is who needs to hear it the most but old broads aren't speaking up....F🤬'n the game all the way up
Miyagi FatGhost You seem to have some hostility in your comment. I will definitely educate or speak up to anyone in my presence who has misguidance, regardless of age.
Better Bachelor I get the whole SMV theory. However, a woman’s value comes down to the individual man in actuality. Generalizations exist, but there are men like my own who value maturity, intelligence, femininity, and self-control over a woman’s age.
Saint Paul the First Hermit I believe because they can and the majority marriages end anyway.
My friend, who is very educated, she went to law school, told me not to go for construction workers. I come from a family of doctors and lawyers, so she told me that is what I should date/marry. I told her construction is an important skill. She's kinda stuck up, and now she whines that there is no one to help her with home repairs because she ended up with a male secretary. She told me I should try to land a university professor, lol.
All of the landscapers and construction workers I know have kept their jobs during the pandemic, because their jobs will always be essential.
Ma'am I'm a builder and make more than a doctor and lawyer combined lol smh... your friend sounds uneducated
@@JWallHomes what type of doctor/lawyer you comparing it with
Kevin you are truly a saint. You are giving information to your people that is pure gold. Thank you for your patience and your professionalism. Many do not know the heavy lift you are doing.
I make $52,000 as a mechanic and another $20,000 a year as food delivery driver that’s $72,000 a year no kids , I’m living my life I have my own town house , my lil modest car but it’s mine and I’m happy
Salute n congrats king thats whats it all about
It might be too late for me but I would tell all young black men, boys, and babies to get in the trade. That will be the greatest equalizer in the next decade. A lot of white men are retiring from the trades and they won’t have enough replacements 🤔🤔🤔
I recently entered the trades and saw great financial increase in the first year. You get to learn a lot and make great connections with some very skilled people. Best thing I could have done.
Factz
Gonna try when I turn 18. Good looking out
This is happening in Canada as well.
You are correct sir, I run two small businesses, it's so hard to find good help! So agreed.
My grandfather raised 7 kids and owned his own home paving roads for the city of Atlanta! No one missed a meal or needed anything, and that house is still in my family until this day. Why blue collar men are looked down upon is beyond me!
High earning blue collar bm should always know, they are the prize and not bw. You should date the type of woman who values you the way that you are and not the way she wants you to be. Never forget, you are a high earning blue collar man because of your ideas, intelligence, and hard work and not her fantasy lifestyle. A good woman will take on your ideology and appreciate your greatness. There are a lot of non bw that will appreciate and a value you as a bm. Great show.
Blue Collar men have always been my preference! Currently engaged to mine.💙
You are so lucky
You are so lucky
Damnnnn it where were you then!! She be playing
Yes ma’am, mine as well😍😍😍
That’s great but why watch kevin if you’re married?
Love this show GodFather. I work in Logistics I have a great respect for our Blue Collar men. America was built on their backs. Much Respect to you all. 💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍
The last 5 years as a firefighter, I grossed over 200k each year. And I turned down overtime to go to another job that paid over 30k each year on top of the 200k.
In an economic crisis those SUITS are the first out the door at a lot of major CORPORATIONS like today.
There was a short time when office work was a growth industry, roughly 1980 - 2000, as the economy shifted from industrial to digital. Once that shift occurred, a lot of white collar jobs disappeared.
IT is the place to be right now.
@@SlimLighty Check out Table A-13 employed and unemployed persons by occupation on the US Bureau of Labor and statistics website. Look at the percentages of unemployed Sales and related fields, management professional and related fields, office and administration support, professional and related fields. I have a feeling your name isn't Ronnie either Ronnie Royal is probably a burner account. Your welcome for the references son.
@@SlimLighty If you wanted to refute my opinion you are the one who responds with facts and figures in debate its called a rebuttal. Your unsolicited reply is built on a communication trap to make others prove your point without you ever offering anything to the conversation. "RONNIE ". If I dont offer facts and figures then you are automatically right. That's a fallacy. Offer substance "RONNIE"
Active Duty Army and about to retire next year. I have an OSHA degree with a 25 year old wife who is working to be a sous chef, and we are saving for our dream home. (Filipina btw)
Alot of American women do not realize the diamonds in the rough till it is too late.
28 year old blue Henry enterprising entrepreneur..I have my own trucking company after driving for 4 years. Making over 198k a year and is ascending..But I have Blake Henry style.
Kevin you are out here truly doing the Lord’s work. God bless you! I learn so much from you each show, and I am stepping my game up, each and every time. I’m 30, I have no children, master’s degree, and I have a thriving career and I love my blue collar brothers ✊🏿
I have a bachelor's and earn nothing compared to my brother who never finished his degree. Once he told me he was bringing home over $35k every 2 months as a blue collar worker. He works ungodly hours and is the hardest working man I know. I'm so happy for him. This is in Oklahoma where cost of living is low.
Currently working on my Bachelor's in Business Administration. I have the utmost respect for men who work with their hands. As far as attraction, I actually prefer it. My father was a public works contractor & my mother was a housewife even though she was a registered CNA. I've always been provided for & would feel pretty low if I ever made a "Blue Henry" feel as though his work is not appreciated. Salary or occupation means nothing if a man's mindset is not setup to provide. If he's a provider, he will provide.
Kevin, I really appreciate you doing a show on this topic. Salute to all the men who work with their hands to earn and provide. Much love! Felt this in my soul man! THANK YOU!!!!
@Kevin Samuels ... I am physician and I married blue. It was one of my better life decisions. Others overlooked blue and have been divorced several times. I am sure they have many regrets. While I have a great guy with more character than I deserve. Ase’
Tika Summers ... Oh, contraire. When they are middle aged and still unmarried and alone. They will do some introspection and find they fumbled their bag. In addition... many of those men won’t reciprocate her interest. This what I have seen. YMMV
Tika Summers ... I was speaking from my experience. This why I said YMMV. In fairness, will say that I didn’t experience any dating challenges. I met my husband at 19 and married him while in Medical school. He went from Blue Henry to Blake Henry. I never had any regrets. Warm regards to you.🥰
I still have those fond memories of my Grandfather. 4th Grade education but he knew math very well and was a highly valued Brickmason. I remember him shifting his old Chevrolet truck with a screw driver.
Great show Mr Samuels.
That is where my father came from!
There's a reason a brand new GMC Sierra Denali 2500 cost 60k+ ....blue Henry version of luxury is a lil more rugged...
Honestly though they are big piles of engineering nightmares lol,you need to take the cabs off to do any kind of major repairs and if you do have the money for the repairs they are still costly....
Had to take a screen shot because his office/studio setup is bad ass. I'm gonna have to copy this for my home office.
Rest in peace, my brother.
Man o man! This was a good one. I’m 🙋🏿♂️ a blue collar brotha as well. Had an ex that just could not deal with me working the way I was working. I fell on hard times and she left me in a hard position. I met another woman about 2yrs later who believed in me while she was a sophomore in college and a flight attendant. She stuck with me through it all and now we are over 10yrs married, 2 kids with one on the way, $350k home (I live in Ga), and I just bought her one of her dream vehicles which is the 2021 Durango. Long story short....I joined the military, got out of the military, and kept my side hustle going along with my now federal contracting job. Life is good!! Seen my ex about a few times around town and all she does is stare at us. Oh well...Wish her well. 😁😎
Her loss and your wife kids treasure 👑💪🏾
Truck driver owner operator making 200k+ a year, don't sleep on them blue collars ladies. Mr samuels ain't lieing. I can easily add more trucks to my authority , hire drivers and start a small fleet and triple my revenue, if I had a wife she can manage office brokering the loads, dispatching the drivers and managing the government contracts, handling some of the logistics.
Shhhhh! 🤫 don’t tell them nothing bro! Let them sleep!
Trucker's wife for 21 years. You explained everything quite well. Working on some contracts right now.
@@joshuabrown2291 😂😂😂 fr don’t give them all the sauce let them keep sleeping 😴
True I got my CDL when i was 19. Averaged 100k a year in my early 20s in the oilfields. Bought my first truck when i was 25. I didn’t even graduate high school. I’m currently 29 and own a small logistics company with a small fleet of 5 trucks each making 5k a week. Currently investing in real estate, closing on a triplex in a couple of days.
Kevin, you don't know how much I appreciate you representing us. It's about time
My father is a blue collar man. Growing up, I had everything I needed and wanted. That’s the only kind of man that I want for myself ✨
Blue collar worker right here and PROUD of it.
I really needed to hear this as a college educated AA woman with a privileged background. Thank you for this reality check! It’s sad how entitled we can be 😩
It's OK to be privileged, just keep grounded and understand what we blue collar men do to civilise this world. When KS says men have civilised the world to the point where women can live independently - he's referring to Blue Collar men.
We're not wanting to be put on a pedestal, just appreciated.
Man good show sir! On another note you have to tell us about that playlist because it's lovely
Silence, a sandwich and sex and in that order please!! Much respect Kevin for this stream. I’m a white collar worker per se but I respect all my brothers who are out here making it happen for their families. Shalom bro!
Sex, sandwich, silence. I’m dead omg 😂😂🤣
Its true tho
Piece of ass, piece of steak, and peace of mind. The 3 P's.
Facts hahaha. Love it
LMFAO 😂😆
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Blue collar here with a specialized certification and my wife of 10 years has a computer engineering BS. One of worst things she has said to me was year 2 when she stated she never thought she'd be married to a blue collar worker. At the time she said that, we made the same amount of money.
I’m an electrician and HVAC technician. I make well over 6 figures (I wear a uniform) I’m always over looked by educated women which is funny as hell to me. I’m a homeowner (4,000 sq/ft 5bed rooms 31/2 bath, 2 car garage) with no debt
May I ask what type of electrician are you?
@@beautyqueen130 Industrial/electronic electrician
Happy for you Bruh.
My dad was a Vietnam veteran, a welder and maintenance mechanic for an aluminum company. He had the skills that paid the bills. My husband is a welder and pipe fitter and can fix ANYTHING! I love the smell of sweat and motor oil.🤪
Yeah welders make bank I don't get why a woman would sleep on him.
I married a welder too. There’s some days where he comes home super dirty with his hat on, sleeves rolled up, and his mullet looking extra good and I just think GOT DAYUM IM A LUCKY WOMAN ❤❤❤😂
Kevin you should create or work with a platform on the back of your channel to couple people up ! Would be dope.
I am blue collar ( exploration drilling ) I work 3 months at a time all around the world , every 4 months I go wherever I feel like , I have a base and home in the tropics , I eat out most nights though I like to cook at home , I don’t often wear suits more of a smart casual type dresser always smelling nice , you won’t see me in fancy restaurants or upscale cocktail bars because I can’t stand pretentious food or people pretending they’re rich , I don’t play with gold diggers either , some of the wealthiest people around you would never know to look at , never judge a book by its cover , keep it real ,stay humble , don’t aim for the stars when when your rifle can’t hit the horizon .
How did u get into that industry? Worked in west Texas(Cran/Odessa) for 5 months for Nabors well service b4 coming back to my current employer. There was 1 all black drilling rig in operation when i was there in 2012.
I say this all the time. Very wealthy people don't flaunt it.
You initially fooled me with the title of the video. Took me a little bit to actually listen (thought that you were taking a dump on blue collar dudes). I've seen plenty of these Blue Henry's on the white side here in Southern California. Plain clothed for the most part but don't let that fool you. Money stacked up and providing well for their family (immediate and extended).
My mom had patience in the 70s when my dad was out in the tow truck all night and didn’t have time for fancy dates. She didn’t care, she hopped in the truck and went along for the ride... they’d stop for coffee and dessert or whatever between tows. By the 90s my dad had a huge auto body business and a few rental properties, and my mom had a closet full of fur coats. She 67 and hasn’t worked a day in her life. She was smart, she recognized my dad’s drive early. Imagine if she had turned her nose up at him because she had to go to Peter Lugers NOW like a spoiled brat? 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ ladies, get a blue Henri.
Thank you for everything Kevin ❤💜
I wrote I was blue collar most of my life on a dating site . I thought I walked into the Sahara , very few women made contact with me , the ones that did were from across the ocean looking for someone to bring them to the states . I'm no longer on any dating sites and will never go back ! I am greatful for people like Mr Samuels who shed light on this upside down world we live in today 😎
Hi Corey. Thank you for your work. I understand what you’re sharing. I’m a woman, raised her daughter til grown, alone. Didn’t bring foolishness and drama (not men but the possibility of my own immaturity) in. I wanted her to see a mom who provided and life was calm and happy. Blue collar men know the value of work. The value of seeing the work to outcomes. So Thank you.
Thank You 🙏🏾 to all the fuel tank drivers!❤️❤️ The infer structure of this country is fragile. One pipeline got hacked and South Eastern US had little to no gas for 4-5 days. People were out here in North Carolina fighting at the gas pump. Thanks to the fuel tank driver that put in overtime to get these gas stations back open ❤️❤️
Most of our dads were blue collar workers. If you are worry about muddy boots, that what mud rooms are for. Yes I'm CPA and never look down on Blue Henry's who I can help with the administrative part of the business. They are smarter than me with a degree. I live in the academic world and he lives in the real world. He has more street smarts than I ever will.
I had to comment on this one. 21 years married to a trucker. He started as an employee now we're business owners S Corp. I'm now the administrator, CFO. You're exactly right about everything you said. I respect my husband because he has worked extremely hard for what we have right now. My children are planning to go into trade and I encourage them. That's a skill they will have for the rest of their lives.
Didn't get to watch the whole 2 hours, but in the IT game certs are waaaaay ahead of degrees. You might want to a degree so you can take the PMP exam, but the other certs such as the Comptia foundations, the Microsofts, the Amazons, etc. - no degree required.
This was back when Kevin was struggling to get calls... the growth for our brother has been amazing to see
I hate I missed this show live! I came here yesterday waiting for the show & I was a day early
Thanks Kevin I'm a manager for the scrap metal division of soave corp and a officer of the company it feels good just to hear someone shout us out
HVAC/appliance repair business owner...over 200k per year . Single and loving life..R.I..P godfather.
This is real talk Kevin and this just gave me more motivation 💯
Yep I’m a blue Henry and I know other’s and we’re really winning out here right now
That's great - I always tell young men who have no interest in college to get certified in a trade skill. The country ALWAYS need blue-collar workers, and they make great money. IF they desire, they can always attend college later in life or on a part-time basis.
Kevin C dude. I don’t know where you live but here in Washington state, the highest paying blue collar jobs are within the state’s apprenticeship program. Hidden in plain site.
@@shellsopinion5837 Thanks for the information.
Shells Opinion I also live in Washington state I’m a personal trainer with a training studio
@@SaniBravo As in a gym or something else? I've never heard a personel trainer call it a studio before? Maybe a regional thing I don't know either way keep grinding bro.
This is my first time on this channel. The first thing that struck me was this beautiful music playing. And the angelic voice singing..."don't talk to me that way..." Awesome song too. Yeah...beautiful. That put me somewhere. Thank you.
Blue Collar White Collar men what ever you do make sure SHE can handle her own. You not her to maintain an adult, adults take care of children.
All I ever wanted was a blue collar man. I was smart since I was in my 20's. I noticed how those guys in suits treated women even back then. they treated us like trash to throw away. I'm 29 years in with an amazing Chef who comes home every day and has to jump in the shower due to his uniform having all kinds of food on it. I gladly wash those uniform and ensure he has the right boots to wear in the kitchen. These young girls don't know s*&t!!!!
Thank you ma'am. This made me 😁😁😁. My lady treat me the same way. I may be hard on her but dammit, it comes from the right place. I had to get her there but it's nice to feel appreciated.
I came from a mixed education background. My Mom has a Masters and Rank One in Education and Dad worked at a Factory. I ended up marrying a “ Blue Collar” man. I have a 4 year degree in Healthcare Administration. My husband has 2 years of college and was a licensed Realtor. He worked for awhile in Real estate and did well in it but we got ourselves into a position where he had to go back to work in a factory and I went to work at an answering service after loosing my job working in my field for several years. We both had to “start over.” Fast forward, I was able to quit my job last week to stay home with our children and pursue beauty school because my husbands blue collar job provides us a very comfortable living.
"A father is the most important thing in a boys life"- BIG PUN
Great show as always. Kevin
I graduated college but I'm not a snob about it (anymore). That's foolishness was for my youth unfortunately . But I never looked down on guys based on their job but only if the guy was goofy or chubby. That is bad enough because those type of guys are overlooked too and they can be amazing as well.
Anyway, a blue Blake is OK with me. I like down the earth guys anyway. 😊
Yeppp were the #1 overlooked always called back later...You were the most realest sincere blah blah in the community. Spanish chicks don't tho🤔 Preciate ya Cha honesty too bad y'all finally say it after the babies and milage. The Game Cold that way for the Big Boys...I like honest ppl😉😍
The hard part is white women and Hispanic women stay coming for us while the woman I’m interested in (black women) look down on me for my blue work. Then I make more money than them and they don’t even know it.
@@tehutizephaniah2627 Hide your wealth if they don't like you at 30,000$ a year don't even attempt to build with her.
@@mylesanderson2861 The "Coming to America" plan thanks Eddie. 😂😂
@@michaelhowze8198 LMFAO
"Sex, Sandwich, Silence" ....That pretty much sums it up for me right there.
Also thanks Kevin for shedding some light on us blue collar boys👍😎
My father was an electrical engineer for Common Wealth Edison for 30 years. He retired at age 51 22 years ago. Why? Because he made $350,000-400,000 a year. His pay out retirement package was too good to pass up. He did two years at community college. No degree.
He sent my sister and I to elite private schools from k-12 out of pocket. Paid for both of our college tuitions out of pocket. Every summer we traveled overseas and every spring break we went to Hawaii or the islands.
We shopped at Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, and Marshall Fields.
And what did my mother make who has three masters and is still working? $110,000 a year.
NEVER look down on blue collar men. They are where it’s at. My current boyfriend (who wants to marry me) is a blue collar man. He reminds me of my dad. A good hard working man.
Meanwhile, my male white collar colleagues make on average $65,000… with their little college degrees. They can’t pick up overtime and make an extra $2-5k a week on top of what they make because they are stuck in salaried positions.
PREACH GODFATHER!
Was he a union electrician? Because a no black man getting hired in a engineering job without a engineering degree
Neiman Marcus? Conspicuous consumption at work.
@@SS-fb7zd right? i smell cap
How was he an electrical engineer without a degree? That's not a job you can get and excel in without the proper education. Electrical engineering is an extremely difficult field and no 2 year college is enough
@@rustyray420yeah you can. They are extremely rare and experts at their skill. I know electronic techs with 2 year degrees or apprenticeships who can build and design motherboards from scratch and troubleshoot. They have the technical experience and the theoretical knowledge to be promoted to electrical engineers. They are respected because they can see a blueprint, schematic, or circuit from the perspective of a tech and engineer. They are the go to guys in their trade. I don’t know of any engineers that make 400k a year working for someone else so I know it’s cap.
Im 28 and my husband is 27 and he treats me like a queen and he is a true blue collar man. Even his family tries to make him a white collar but he knows himself and I love him for it. He is currently in electrician school while working in manufacturing and we plan to go into business after he gets some experience. Its a blessing he can provide for us. Also he supports me staying at home when we start having kids. Also my father is ablue collar worker. Who owns a 5 bed 4 bath home. And two paid off cars. Dont miss out listening to bitter bettys.
Good for you wish you in your husband the best.
I'm married to a Blue Henry & haven't had to work in years. Ladies stop overlooking the Blue Henry!!
Please tell em
This was the dopest show. Shout out to all the fellas out there pounding the pavement. Any woman would be lucky to have a Blue Henry.
This one hit solid, I watched my uncles work blue collar jobs and they all own their house, property and vehicles... HVAC field man speaking here, the money that is made these women have 0% clue about... very good video!
I’m a plumber..and what’s crazy is,the average person only think of a toilet when they think of a plumber until i give them a glimpse into my life and they see how much i’m bringing in😂😂😂😂Shoutout to the tradesmen..we build america….people actually think i sell drugs😂😂😂and im just doing plumbing
Right, I’m spending $500 dollar plus on date nights with the wife easy. I am a former military mechanic and current Diesel technician.
you own a business ?
Great show brother Kevin. Im in Virginia starting my buisness, and looking to meet some women in the ATL area that are open to meeting a blue collar guy.
I think that more of us need to study this brother in order to pass his message on.
In my opinion he is on the same level as the black panthers in the sense that he had a God given passion to bring the black community back together
I’m 21 (F) my husband is 22, my husband works many hours and makes good money I worked in the fields with him and when I spoke to the men who are bosses in this industry and they recommended that my husband get some certifications and in a few years he could be making the same amount of money as someone 10 years his senior. I cook, clean and support my husband he’s tired after work! I am waiting for my husband to either get experience from his job or to decide to want to attend college to help him get to a point where we can open our own business! I’m living for this conversation and it’s so amazing to see my thoughts and opinions validated!
The only issue with what your saying is, what if it don't happen, especially depending on location. You can have the tools you need but if the situations isn't right, it really don't matter. I stay in Florida and work HVAC. My career advancement is endless especially since the new generation don't want to work in jobs like this
Good stuff 👍 as always Kevin.
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Shot out to this man!!!! Some may think he only talks about men who make 6+ figures but no. His knowledge applies across pay scales. He highlights the contributions of all high value men. Don't listen to this study it. What I mean is don't just say "oh Kevin is right", research this, use your own experience and commons sense. He's on point ever time.
Thanks Kevin for bringing this topic up.. I’m a blue HENRY ( business owner)
you hit the nail on the head when you said, what we wanted“....
when I was married if I came home late I would often times stop by the corner store buy a beer just to pull up in my driveway and gargle it... So I could act drunk and go to sleep because I didn’t want to hear my ex wife’s mouth.
Funny thing was I didn’t even drink beer.