Wow this explains a lot. I always felt dissatisfied with my well paying easy jobs. I quit my easy job for a new one building trailers for semis. 4 days a week 12 hour shifts, and I didn't even know how to use a wrench when I started. Now I'm one of the most efficient guys there , quick and strong, and I've even developed and iron grip just like my dad's. I have never felt so satisfied it's strange. I'll be looking for a promotion by Summer 2018. Great video and keep working hard.
Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. I'm happy to hear you're enjoying the work you're doing now. Sounds like your really slugging it out! There's nothing worse then sitting around all day feeling like you've accomplished nothing. It's awesome that you're noticing yourself getting stronger, more efficient and coming to the realization that you were made to build things and work with your hands.
Same about the high paying easy jobs, highest paying job I had was to sit at a computer and use 2 keys on the keyboard for 10 hours a day. Very boring and unfulfilling.
It literally sucks ass if you have to choose between - A. being a "nerd" who has to sit hunched over for extended periods of time, basically spend most of your life staring at a screen, but get paid more? Maybe. or B. Get to smell fresh air, get exercise, more obvious accomplishments, possibly paid less, less career advancement, much more risk of injury and not being able to work. Modern culture makes such a fucking polarization between these two worlds, which is really anti-intellectual. We're pretending that sitting at a desk is so fucking smart -when most of these people still focus on trivial bullshit.
You have one life. Let’s wreck our bodies working a manual labor job making $10-18 an hour while the man at the desk makes $200 an hour doing nothing. No thanks.
Sitting and staring at compouter for 8 hours a day will wreck our bodies more than manual labor. It's not natural for people to sit at the desk 40 hours per week. Men used to do manual labor even when they lived in caves, and they were healthier and stronger than men today. Btw. I work maual labor in a warehouse for a higher pay than my programmer job that I worked for 2 years.
I have respect for anyone who gets up and works, no matter the job, except for ones that are bullshit like journalism or a boring desk job. In my mind a man is anyone who is mature and responsible enough to have a job and work to support themselves and others
My man, I was a programmer. Fuck that it wrecked me and it made me feel like a woman especially because of the nerds I was surrounded by and because of the passive sitting all day. So I left and now do manual labor. Will never return to office job again. My future is my body.
@@paulmanwillerjr6186 Look its good paying but it is total slavery and you need to live with absolute weirdos whole your life and you will pick up their habits and mental state over time. For anyone who is normal its not sustainable. The industry is also cancer because of the HR recruitment, you will have to deal with those bottom of the barrel people. Also you are expected to be up to date all the time with the latest tech. All your nerd coworkers will have sideproject on the side with the latest gayest framework. Fuck them and the whole industry. I say WORK SAVE START BUSINESS or become an engineer or something similar. Your call my man, google "reddit i hate my programming job".
@@paulmanwillerjr6186 if you are serious about working a trade look into being an electrician you can get a license and make big money and even run your own thing down the road if you choose. Electrician is closer to what you are interested in if you liked programing
@@WarLordTR7 idk man I hate my mechanical engineering job. I’ll be switching over to framing soon. I’m not one for the office space the politics of it, the meetings, staring at a computer all day, sitting on my ass, inside a building with artificial light stuck in a cubicle. I’m much prefer working with my mind and BODY. People make tradesman to be dumb but there are many who are smart and successful.
I am on the same boat as you. Worked as a programmer for 2 years and it made me feel the same. I was surrounded by nerds and office girls from HR management. Now I work manual labor in a warehouse for a higher pay and I will never go back to my programming job again. It's not natural for men to sit and stare at computer for 8+ hours a day. We are made to do manual labor.
That's awesome, glad to hear it! You can make killer money doing these jobs. You can start your own business in one of these fields and the sky is the limit. You just have to pay attention and educate yourself. All these are practical fields, things people will always need and that's why they are the best businesses to be in.
Slash Pow Exactly, I have Bering doing random jobs on weekends now, concrete, painting, moving jobs, grout work, but I'm thinking about getting into a more skilled trade like welding, plumbing or electrician, what are your thoughts? And do you think I should go to a trade school for a year, get some basic knowledge of whatever I get into and then go from there? Eventually move up and own my own business? What are your thoughts about trades and which trades are good to get into and master?
I've been working draining customer service jobs all my life and this was making me sixk - physically and emotionally. I got a warehouse job and I am never looking back! If one follows the golden rules in any physical job, it becomes easy! Just lift with your legs and nit with your back. Wear merino wool underwear in the winter. Be a good sport and don't argue with your bosses and colleagues. And life will be good!
Man i love people like you dude, i love manuel labor and my first job is hopefully gonna be at a place called Dozier tire company, there i will change and repair tires, offload trailers of tires, change oil and other mechanics. I especially love when its a WHOLE family workday as in , uncles n aunts, and all the men-folk get together to work, like plantin patches in the fall. MANUEL LABOR CALLS MY NAME!
That's wicked man good for you!. Stick to it and you will find a way out before its too late! I've got a new channel goin, here's a link ua-cam.com/channels/Sqnxl_yNM5swdUoglwk5XQ.html
@@RAMBLINGS7 it's about the mind of being the best. You may be following us and we them. Who cares. Someone who is boldest is pack leader. But I was really trying to just keep it really simple for the basic understanding of soft hand need strong hands.
I totally agree! IMe too I've quit my desk worker job and now I am working with my muscles. I felt emasculated as long as I sat behind a desk. Now I feel like a real man, I am doing what men have to do, working with my muscles. I am proud when I work as hard as never before,whe I have to take new pysical challenges at work and when I finishedit! It feels great. BTW: who shall do all the hard work, when all men will be transformed to sissies? Back to the root, act like real men, work like real men.
Yes exactly, there is still lots of hard manual labor that needs to be done and the only way the world keeps turning is by real men stepping up to the plate and completing these tasks, getting it done when no one else wants too.
Absolutely agree! I use to be a professor at the university and I get sick (really sick and weak because I was sitting all day) and one day I just quit off the desktop. Now I am working on construction and I recover my health, I feel much much better and my wife is really happy. Indeed was a hard change of life, because I restart using my body at 36 years old but worth it all the time. Keep strong, keep healthy. Greetings from Chile
I work with a guy whos 70 and been doing manual labor his entire life. He works out at the gym at 4am before work then at work he works his ass off. Guy looks like hes in his 40s and works like hes 25 its crazy
My grandfather worked all kinds of manual labor (warehouse, construction, car mechanic). He looked like hes in his 40s when he was 70 and he had stronger grip than most younger men in their 20s.
Been there done that. Did warehouse work almost 2 years and all i can say is you get treated like a dog locked in a cage on a chain. I'm that whole year i woke up with body aches every morning. I don't bash the ones that can do it and provide for the household but don't bash the ones that don't take it. All them long hours and disrespect ain't worth the money to me. My goal at this point is to get into retail management and or computers. Physical labor isn't for me. Trust me it'll hit u like a ton of bricks by the time you're in your 40s. Literally
Working at a warehouse and doing a trade are two different things. When you're a tradesmen you get respect because not everyone can be a electrician,plumber,milworker, etc. Anybody can work in a warehouse and learn to drive a forklift and pick up a box. I know foreman who don't take no shit.
@@Anonymous818 forklift driving is a skill also buddy. all those jobs you name require working outside in the hot sun and some type of heavy lifting on top of it all. not my thing.
@Joseph H I pull pallets of milk meat etc daily. I work in groceries and I'm doing it all by myself. they think we're machines. I just do what I can tho. nobody gonna kill me at a job
@@michael567jober I didnt like it either I feel you. I worked my way out of it into management and love the other side of it. I'm not saying it's not a skill but it is something anyone can do which is why the pay is low.
I looked up this stuff cause I currently work at Dairy Queen. I've stayed looking for another job and this guy agreed to try me out working construction from 6am-6pm. It's gonna be hard work but the pay is great. I start tomorrow. Trying to get myself motivated cause I'm nervous, honestly, about doing all that work. I've done it before about 8 years ago. I quit smoking cigarettes, getting high and drinking alcohol so it may be easier than before.
This is exactly true man totally I love working hard it’s fun and feels good after because you did something good and did good work instead of being a man that ha son facial hair at all and skinny and thinks he’s a man and works behind a desk and sits all day that ain’t me I was raised to work hard and sweat
Agreed, I see it more and more in my business, hard to find a young guy that wants to labor and build some muscle these days, then they wonder why they can't attract any women.
@@iainbenton Are you serious? Just get a job where you dont do shit, and go to the gym afterwards, you will build much more muscle. And no, women are not attracted to manual labour guys, thats conveys low status to them
Because this man is full of it. Most old timer construction workers are tired, toxic, and have a number of medical issues related to their job. Labor jobs have a time limit, and it's usually bad for you past 40. Good luck retiring at that age.
I like a bit of both. I do steam cleaning/ flood restoration. And let me tell you it’s not easy and a lot of ppl wouldn’t be fit enough to do it all day. That being said I get burned out really bad from working too hard and cause a lot of issues in the short term. So like ppl always tell me while I’m at work. DONT WORK to hard.
I did water restoration work as well. This is more mindless labor. Pull wet pad/ sheet rock demo, placing equipment. What really made it difficult was being on emergency calls. But I’m moving into a skilled trade where I get to use my brain more but continue to work with my hands.
Yeah it's true having done both no one is telling me anything. Working proper hard is the way forward in life. Sorry to all the drs and bankers etc. But this is much much better.
The more physical your job is the less money you make I don’t think men select jobs because they’re easy I think men select jobs because of the pay the more physically demanding the job is it tends to pay less I’ve done both physical and non-physical if I wanna work out I’ll pay for a gym membership because my job pays me good money or I can get a job that doesn’t pay me as good and get a free workout personal preference
Honestly even if I was born a women I’d want a physical job. To me office jobs are hard and physical are easy mental wise. Physical the only hard is getting your body to move and getting the tasks done but afterwards I feel so much better after doing physical work. However after studying IT I just feel meh.
At first I couldn't tell if you were joking or not. But I think you're being serious & it's sadly laughable. Plenty of men can be a "Man" without throwing your shoulder/back out or breaking a leg. Plenty of real men out here, just not alot of toxic men.
The way I see it, how can society function or get built innthe first place if everyone had a desk job? Someone's gotta lay the bricks, turn the lights on and even flush the poop down. All that and much more is necessary for there to even be a desk job in the first place
Well then make them increase the fucking money you get from it. All this manual labour people should be paid much more for these hard jobs but if you dont complain and have that mentality, that youre a real man and a badass because you have such job, then theres no reason to increase the payment, because someone has got to do it right
what if it bores the living fuck out of you? i could make the same argument for people who cant handle getting in the ring and fighting for a living, the average person couldnt handle it so whats the difference?
Got any advice? I've been doing physical jobs on and off for a few years and can't get to a satisfactory level of doing good. I suck at fucking physical jobs. The people I work with who obviously know what they're doing appear to be doing nothing when I look at them but they always end up doing a better job than me. I really believce in what you said in this video but I can't even get to an average level.
Anthony Saadatjoo Pray. You said youve been doing the job for years. There is no doubt you have skill seeing youve been employed there over the years. Dont compare yourself to anyone. A true man isnt one who is the best at what he does. Its the man that uses his full capibility. Put Jesus first and the rest is all He wrote.
Sounds like you're not performing. Clean your diet, increase calories and eat but eat healthy. You'll see you're endurance, strength, stamina will improve.
I work heavy repiticious labourer n over 50..body aches n l am allways tired n dont eat enough cause lack of appetite..would protien weight gainer help or any suggestions..thnks
Early 20 to mid 20's dude here, I completed my IT-degree but realized it's a lot of bull with trash start pay and all office politics and sucking up the corporate ladder. Got the frame, got the farm boy grit and there is no reason to avoid hard work.
I am on the same boat as you. I got bachelor's degree in software development and got my first job as a programmer which had trash start pay. Now I work manual labor in a warehouse 6 days per week for higher pay and I will never go back to my desk job again.
I'm a mechanic and if you look at the difference between the guys in the shop and the guys working at the desks up front it's like night and day. Nobody in the shop is overweight while everyone up front is in awful shape. I also take pride in knowing I can fix just about anything and don't have to depend on someone else. Yes it can be hard work but it's much more satisfying to go home at the end of the day feeling like you actually did something rather than going home and sitting on your butt after..well..sitting on your butt all day. I'll say this too, a manual labor job is like a free workout everyday and at 30 years old I'm the same size and in the same shape that I was in when I played sports in highschool. And believe me at my 10 year reunion I was in the very small minority of people who could say that. There were guys I went to school with that I would NEVER picture being fat but I didn't even recognize some of them. They must've gained 100 pounds in 10 years. Don't listen to anyone who tells you manual labor jobs aren't desirable. You can make good money and all you need after that is a healthy diet and you won't even have to work out to stay fit.
Real men work hard
Real women too
Agreed!
@@WhitemenaresoSexy Nah
@@WhitemenaresoSexy lmao get outta here
Wow this explains a lot. I always felt dissatisfied with my well paying easy jobs. I quit my easy job for a new one building trailers for semis. 4 days a week 12 hour shifts, and I didn't even know how to use a wrench when I started. Now I'm one of the most efficient guys there , quick and strong, and I've even developed and iron grip just like my dad's. I have never felt so satisfied it's strange. I'll be looking for a promotion by Summer 2018. Great video and keep working hard.
Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. I'm happy to hear you're enjoying the work you're doing now. Sounds like your really slugging it out! There's nothing worse then sitting around all day feeling like you've accomplished nothing. It's awesome that you're noticing yourself getting stronger, more efficient and coming to the realization that you were made to build things and work with your hands.
What's your hourly wage now? Just curious and what trade do you specialize in specifically? Looking to getting into a new trade
Same about the high paying easy jobs, highest paying job I had was to sit at a computer and use 2 keys on the keyboard for 10 hours a day. Very boring and unfulfilling.
Did you get that promotion??
It literally sucks ass if you have to choose between - A. being a "nerd" who has to sit hunched over for extended periods of time, basically spend most of your life staring at a screen, but get paid more? Maybe. or B. Get to smell fresh air, get exercise, more obvious accomplishments, possibly paid less, less career advancement, much more risk of injury and not being able to work. Modern culture makes such a fucking polarization between these two worlds, which is really anti-intellectual. We're pretending that sitting at a desk is so fucking smart -when most of these people still focus on trivial bullshit.
You have one life. Let’s wreck our bodies working a manual labor job making $10-18 an hour while the man at the desk makes $200 an hour doing nothing. No thanks.
To each its own, I think hard working people r alot healthier than those who sit near desk all day
@@madskillz8177 nah
Sitting and staring at compouter for 8 hours a day will wreck our bodies more than manual labor. It's not natural for people to sit at the desk 40 hours per week. Men used to do manual labor even when they lived in caves, and they were healthier and stronger than men today. Btw. I work maual labor in a warehouse for a higher pay than my programmer job that I worked for 2 years.
I have respect for anyone who gets up and works, no matter the job, except for ones that are bullshit like journalism or a boring desk job. In my mind a man is anyone who is mature and responsible enough to have a job and work to support themselves and others
My man, I was a programmer. Fuck that it wrecked me and it made me feel like a woman especially because of the nerds I was surrounded by and because of the passive sitting all day. So I left and now do manual labor. Will never return to office job again. My future is my body.
Damn, I’m 16 right now and I am considering going into programming, but my eyes are starting to open. Maybe I should go to trade school instead
@@paulmanwillerjr6186 Look its good paying but it is total slavery and you need to live with absolute weirdos whole your life and you will pick up their habits and mental state over time. For anyone who is normal its not sustainable. The industry is also cancer because of the HR recruitment, you will have to deal with those bottom of the barrel people. Also you are expected to be up to date all the time with the latest tech. All your nerd coworkers will have sideproject on the side with the latest gayest framework. Fuck them and the whole industry. I say WORK SAVE START BUSINESS or become an engineer or something similar. Your call my man, google "reddit i hate my programming job".
@@paulmanwillerjr6186 if you are serious about working a trade look into being an electrician you can get a license and make big money and even run your own thing down the road if you choose. Electrician is closer to what you are interested in if you liked programing
@@WarLordTR7 idk man I hate my mechanical engineering job. I’ll be switching over to framing soon. I’m not one for the office space the politics of it, the meetings, staring at a computer all day, sitting on my ass, inside a building with artificial light stuck in a cubicle. I’m much prefer working with my mind and BODY. People make tradesman to be dumb but there are many who are smart and successful.
I am on the same boat as you. Worked as a programmer for 2 years and it made me feel the same. I was surrounded by nerds and office girls from HR management. Now I work manual labor in a warehouse for a higher pay and I will never go back to my programming job again. It's not natural for men to sit and stare at computer for 8+ hours a day. We are made to do manual labor.
Agreed love Labor!!! Landscaping, demolition, framing work/ construction, detailing cars! I do all of these jobs and still make pretty good money!
That's awesome, glad to hear it! You can make killer money doing these jobs. You can start your own business in one of these fields and the sky is the limit. You just have to pay attention and educate yourself. All these are practical fields, things people will always need and that's why they are the best businesses to be in.
Slash Pow Exactly, I have Bering doing random jobs on weekends now, concrete, painting, moving jobs, grout work, but I'm thinking about getting into a more skilled trade like welding, plumbing or electrician, what are your thoughts? And do you think I should go to a trade school for a year, get some basic knowledge of whatever I get into and then go from there? Eventually move up and own my own business? What are your thoughts about trades and which trades are good to get into and master?
I've been working draining customer service jobs all my life and this was making me sixk - physically and emotionally. I got a warehouse job and I am never looking back! If one follows the golden rules in any physical job, it becomes easy! Just lift with your legs and nit with your back. Wear merino wool underwear in the winter. Be a good sport and don't argue with your bosses and colleagues. And life will be good!
Man i love people like you dude, i love manuel labor and my first job is hopefully gonna be at a place called Dozier tire company, there i will change and repair tires, offload trailers of tires, change oil and other mechanics. I especially love when its a WHOLE family workday as in , uncles n aunts, and all the men-folk get together to work, like plantin patches in the fall. MANUEL LABOR CALLS MY NAME!
That's wicked man good for you!. Stick to it and you will find a way out before its too late! I've got a new channel goin, here's a link ua-cam.com/channels/Sqnxl_yNM5swdUoglwk5XQ.html
Like caveman, the strongest survive with endurance and take the big leg roast home
@@RAMBLINGS7 it's about the mind of being the best. You may be following us and we them. Who cares. Someone who is boldest is pack leader. But I was really trying to just keep it really simple for the basic understanding of soft hand need strong hands.
I totally agree! IMe too I've quit my desk worker job and now I am working with my muscles. I felt emasculated as long as I sat behind a desk. Now I feel like a real man, I am doing what men have to do, working with my muscles. I am proud when I work as hard as never before,whe I have to take new pysical challenges at work and when I finishedit! It feels great. BTW: who shall do all the hard work, when all men will be transformed to sissies? Back to the root, act like real men, work like real men.
Yes exactly, there is still lots of hard manual labor that needs to be done and the only way the world keeps turning is by real men stepping up to the plate and completing these tasks, getting it done when no one else wants too.
Absolutely agree! I use to be a professor at the university and I get sick (really sick and weak because I was sitting all day) and one day I just quit off the desktop. Now I am working on construction and I recover my health, I feel much much better and my wife is really happy. Indeed was a hard change of life, because I restart using my body at 36 years old but worth it all the time. Keep strong, keep healthy. Greetings from Chile
I work with a guy whos 70 and been doing manual labor his entire life. He works out at the gym at 4am before work then at work he works his ass off. Guy looks like hes in his 40s and works like hes 25 its crazy
My grandfather worked all kinds of manual labor (warehouse, construction, car mechanic). He looked like hes in his 40s when he was 70 and he had stronger grip than most younger men in their 20s.
Been there done that. Did warehouse work almost 2 years and all i can say is you get treated like a dog locked in a cage on a chain. I'm that whole year i woke up with body aches every morning. I don't bash the ones that can do it and provide for the household but don't bash the ones that don't take it. All them long hours and disrespect ain't worth the money to me. My goal at this point is to get into retail management and or computers. Physical labor isn't for me. Trust me it'll hit u like a ton of bricks by the time you're in your 40s. Literally
@@dopeboyy1453 you're human just like everyone else
Working at a warehouse and doing a trade are two different things. When you're a tradesmen you get respect because not everyone can be a electrician,plumber,milworker, etc. Anybody can work in a warehouse and learn to drive a forklift and pick up a box. I know foreman who don't take no shit.
@@Anonymous818 forklift driving is a skill also buddy. all those jobs you name require working outside in the hot sun and some type of heavy lifting on top of it all. not my thing.
@Joseph H I pull pallets of milk meat etc daily. I work in groceries and I'm doing it all by myself. they think we're machines. I just do what I can tho. nobody gonna kill me at a job
@@michael567jober I didnt like it either I feel you. I worked my way out of it into management and love the other side of it. I'm not saying it's not a skill but it is something anyone can do which is why the pay is low.
So true working hard feels good.👍
I pressed the like button before you said that it also makes you a man. Yeah!! Gonna go dig a ditch now. 👍🏼
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I looked up this stuff cause I currently work at Dairy Queen. I've stayed looking for another job and this guy agreed to try me out working construction from 6am-6pm. It's gonna be hard work but the pay is great. I start tomorrow. Trying to get myself motivated cause I'm nervous, honestly, about doing all that work. I've done it before about 8 years ago. I quit smoking cigarettes, getting high and drinking alcohol so it may be easier than before.
how’d it go ? i’m coming from fast food to tree work i’m tryna see how much harder it is
The truth flies out your mouth. 🤘
The measure of a man isn't what he does for a living, it's how he treats others
Probably don't read the comments, but this is the motivation I needed.
This is exactly true man totally I love working hard it’s fun and feels good after because you did something good and did good work instead of being a man that ha son facial hair at all and skinny and thinks he’s a man and works behind a desk and sits all day that ain’t me I was raised to work hard and sweat
It’s human nature to work hard but a lot of dudes are lazy .....real men hard labor !!
Agreed, I see it more and more in my business, hard to find a young guy that wants to labor and build some muscle these days, then they wonder why they can't attract any women.
@@iainbenton Are you serious? Just get a job where you dont do shit, and go to the gym afterwards, you will build much more muscle. And no, women are not attracted to manual labour guys, thats conveys low status to them
Yes ... I liked hearing this and I use those same gloves .
Nothing beats moving dirt with a shovel.
10-12 hour days 6 days a week laying block, building scaffold & pumping concrete 💪🏻💪🏻
No wonder you're so strong and in a great shape. You will never see an office guy who sits at desk all day and who looks like you.
Why aren’t conversations like this happening? People just keep putting down labor. “Go to college if you don’t want to do labor.”
Because this man is full of it. Most old timer construction workers are tired, toxic, and have a number of medical issues related to their job.
Labor jobs have a time limit, and it's usually bad for you past 40. Good luck retiring at that age.
If you have seen hydraulic hoses, they are quite thin. But the pressure inside those is strong.
I got a food service job, see guys working hard and wish I was more like that I’m a bit slow with stuff
Thank you
I like a bit of both. I do steam cleaning/ flood restoration. And let me tell you it’s not easy and a lot of ppl wouldn’t be fit enough to do it all day. That being said I get burned out really bad from working too hard and cause a lot of issues in the short term. So like ppl always tell me while I’m at work. DONT WORK to hard.
I did water restoration work as well. This is more mindless labor. Pull wet pad/ sheet rock demo, placing equipment. What really made it difficult was being on emergency calls. But I’m moving into a skilled trade where I get to use my brain more but continue to work with my hands.
Yeah it's true having done both no one is telling me anything. Working proper hard is the way forward in life. Sorry to all the drs and bankers etc. But this is much much better.
Good times create Weak men
Hard times create strong men
The more physical your job is the less money you make I don’t think men select jobs because they’re easy I think men select jobs because of the pay the more physically demanding the job is it tends to pay less I’ve done both physical and non-physical if I wanna work out I’ll pay for a gym membership because my job pays me good money or I can get a job that doesn’t pay me as good and get a free workout personal preference
I worked as a programmer for a trash pay and no benefits. Now I do manual labor in a warehouse 6 days per week for higher pay and more benefits.
I have the same view on this we can’t run as a country without labor jobs
Honestly even if I was born a women I’d want a physical job. To me office jobs are hard and physical are easy mental wise. Physical the only hard is getting your body to move and getting the tasks done but afterwards I feel so much better after doing physical work. However after studying IT I just feel meh.
At first I couldn't tell if you were joking or not. But I think you're being serious & it's sadly laughable. Plenty of men can be a "Man" without throwing your shoulder/back out or breaking a leg. Plenty of real men out here, just not alot of toxic men.
real talk man !
Thanks bro! I have another channel goin now, stopped laboring, it's called Bush Truck, I would love if you checked it out.
The way I see it, how can society function or get built innthe first place if everyone had a desk job? Someone's gotta lay the bricks, turn the lights on and even flush the poop down. All that and much more is necessary for there to even be a desk job in the first place
Well then make them increase the fucking money you get from it. All this manual labour people should be paid much more for these hard jobs but if you dont complain and have that mentality, that youre a real man and a badass because you have such job, then theres no reason to increase the payment, because someone has got to do it right
@@HYCbruno i agree
what if it bores the living fuck out of you?
i could make the same argument for people who cant handle getting in the ring and fighting for a living, the average person couldnt handle it so whats the difference?
Got any advice? I've been doing physical jobs on and off for a few years and can't get to a satisfactory level of doing good. I suck at fucking physical jobs. The people I work with who obviously know what they're doing appear to be doing nothing when I look at them but they always end up doing a better job than me. I really believce in what you said in this video but I can't even get to an average level.
Anthony Saadatjoo Pray. You said youve been doing the job for years. There is no doubt you have skill seeing youve been employed there over the years. Dont compare yourself to anyone. A true man isnt one who is the best at what he does. Its the man that uses his full capibility. Put Jesus first and the rest is all He wrote.
Sounds like you're not performing. Clean your diet, increase calories and eat but eat healthy. You'll see you're endurance, strength, stamina will improve.
Hey man, sorry for the late reply. What type of job do you do? What specific tasks are they better than you at?
Yeah what if you got physical injurys that prevent you from working hard
Manual labor is actually bad for you. When a man works he must work casually.
I can 100% vouch for this message🛠💪🏼
I work heavy repiticious labourer n over 50..body aches n l am allways tired n dont eat enough cause lack of appetite..would protien weight gainer help or any suggestions..thnks
Victor James you might benefit taking testosterone as it's been proven to boost health in men over 40 do your research on UA-cam.
Early 20 to mid 20's dude here, I completed my IT-degree but realized it's a lot of bull with trash start pay and all office politics and sucking up the corporate ladder.
Got the frame, got the farm boy grit and there is no reason to avoid hard work.
I am on the same boat as you. I got bachelor's degree in software development and got my first job as a programmer which had trash start pay. Now I work manual labor in a warehouse 6 days per week for higher pay and I will never go back to my desk job again.
Have you ever gotten a metal splinter? I got small one a while ago handling metal poles and after like a week it just fell out
I have yes...in my eye! Ahah it sucked. Thanks for reaching out I have a new channel now check it out! ua-cam.com/channels/Sqnxl_yNM5swdUoglwk5XQ.html
I pave I’m tougher grrrrr
Hey man, what is your job?
Why don't you have more subscribers
Did he say Trumps?
Very inspiring video 👍👍💪💪
I'm a mechanic and if you look at the difference between the guys in the shop and the guys working at the desks up front it's like night and day. Nobody in the shop is overweight while everyone up front is in awful shape. I also take pride in knowing I can fix just about anything and don't have to depend on someone else. Yes it can be hard work but it's much more satisfying to go home at the end of the day feeling like you actually did something rather than going home and sitting on your butt after..well..sitting on your butt all day. I'll say this too, a manual labor job is like a free workout everyday and at 30 years old I'm the same size and in the same shape that I was in when I played sports in highschool. And believe me at my 10 year reunion I was in the very small minority of people who could say that. There were guys I went to school with that I would NEVER picture being fat but I didn't even recognize some of them. They must've gained 100 pounds in 10 years. Don't listen to anyone who tells you manual labor jobs aren't desirable. You can make good money and all you need after that is a healthy diet and you won't even have to work out to stay fit.
I am an excellent laborer as well!
I enjoy work.Thanks dude.
Great ! Thank you ! Good luck !
lift with you back? okay