One of my client’s daughters is an indi contract, deep sea/rig welder. She only works 3 to 4 months a year and makes minimum 200k. On-call anywhere in the world. She is one of 8 females ‘master’ qualified worldwide.
well , testosteron is immune suppreser, and becase have more physical jobs men eat more proteins with more fats, this makes the useup their bodies faster, women have an option to live on plants for most of their lifes,
Not to mention working on the rigs is a super dangerous job. On a buddy’s first day on the job, he had to medically treat a guy who was completely on fire. Another guy had his ribs broken after a hammer head came loose and hit him in the chest. They had to hide the broken ribs so that nobody would lose their safety bonuses. It is a brutal job but this is what is required for men to provide for their families.
@@DevPythonUnityTestosterone is an immune suppressor? Eating protein and fat makes us "useup" our bodies faster? Where in the world are you getting this from?
@@MrMegaDanilasame I already make 30k and live w my parents and still can’t afford anywhere to live that is decently sized… south Florida is an expensive shit hole
It's so simple: life is hard for men and for women, but usually in different ways, so we must understand and support each other in order to have a better life in society 🤷
THAT! I think the same! I don't understand those gender wars. People are fighting over nothing. We won't ever understand opposite gender's difficulties so why not just stop fighting and start loving???
@@LoneWolfMikoto I think we must desperately rescue Stoicism in our society. We are filled of irresponsible people who always think life is unfair with them and they are always demanding rights, but never accomplish their duties.
My dad was born in 1907, and he believed that anyone who could do a job, regardless of their gender, should have the right to the job, at the same pay. No shortcuts, though, the exact same job.
When you work in those types of jobs (on a ship or oil rig it's 12h a day, 7 days a week), you are not concerned with anything else than your work. After day of work you are so tired, you barely remember your own name.
A electrician here, 20 years working mainly in industries like Arcelor, Windar, etc. All my respect for my fellow male and female colleages all around the world, stay safe!.
I am a woman with a successful career and status. But I will never compare anything with my husband, his responsibility comes with consequences no woman can handle. Realizing the consequences, I don't want his responsibility. I am the spirit he needs to keep him going, and he is the responsible man I need to build a legacy. I will always be there for him no matter what, I love that man.
Your quote needs to be put on a plaque - god bless you lady - I am the spirit he needs to keep him going He is the responsible man I need to build a legacy Salute !
I just forwarded this to my son who is on a drill ship in the Gulf. I have a husband and 2 sons who are hard working godly men. My dad was the same. I am a blessed and grateful woman.
There is saying in my country I don't know exact wording but it goes something like this, "A woman's loyalty is tested when the man is poor and a man's loyalty is tested when the woman gets deadly sick"
@caramapierre when the men gets poor and they can't provide everything most women leaves their husband and if the women gets sick and cannot get in bed with their man then a few men go to other women for that.
Not a few men. Lots of men leave their terminally ill wives. It’s sick. Just look at statistics. Most women stay when their husband has terminal cancer or whatever. Most men leave when it’s the other way around because they can’t be fcked to take care of their wives.
Totally disagree. I have a great amount of respect for women that muck in, making the gender difference disappear. These video clips are of extreme jobs for a wedge of men I’d imagine less than half are seeking to do. These guys are another level. Admittedly I think if given no choice a lot of guys would roll sleeves up and begrudgingly do it. You don’t have to illustrate such hard jobs, where there’s still a significant lack of women doing the role. Yet many could be capable. Life choices.
@@Scoupe400 lmao, dropped your fem-card there, pal. 😂 Point is the hard labor roles that keep this world turning are 99.999% filled by men across the board. If it’s difficult and/or deadly, 99.999% chance it’s a man doing it. “She still won’t sleep with you bro” 🤣
Another thing to point out is how often do the public hear about these men complaining and moaning about doing their job? You dont. Day in and day out they do this and it is often thankless.
Men don't mind doing the hard job because we know it's Necessary for humanity. What we don't like is being demonized and told we're bad simply for being Masculine. Sure there are bad men out there but that doesn't mean we're All bad.
There are zero oil workers running rigs for the benefit of humanity. Literally zero. They are sacrificing 3-5 years of their life and the long term health of their body to get paid well at a young age to start some other venture.
@theallymyst Nobody goes into this field of work as a first resort, unless they plan to work their life away to earn over double the starting pay. My dad has been in the oilfield for 21 years, starting because he couldn’t go to college because he had to drop out of school since his dad couldn’t work. His life sucked, but even with the risks, it was his only option since the only requirements for a starting position was being older than 18 and being able-bodied just enough to work outside. Fast forward a couple decades, he is now one of the most known and respected workers in his field, being in charge of ensuring the rig doesn’t blow up, being paid over 180k a year, company’s literally begging for him back when he goes to another, all because it was the only option to give his children a life that he didn’t have. He spends half a month on the rig at a time, and another at home, able to bond with his family. Next time, actually think before saying something stupid like this
@@kalebgamez808 If a company is begging for him back that means they were knowingly underpaying him before he left. You have understood nothing of what I said, and your family is less wealthy because of it.
@@thealkymyst You obviously didn't think that comment through either. If the company underpaid him as soon as he joined, he wouldn't have joined at all. And like I said, this field of work is never a first resort, he purposefully worked harder than everyone else, so he could move up faster and be able to provide more than enough for his children, while also being able to spend whole weeks with them instead of only at night and some weekends. Actually read entire comments, not just part of them
Lol I just assume you're a Daren who is on testosterone bet you ride a Harley to huh can't w8 4 u to cross a dude with dyed hair that rakes u across the pavement just for giving lip😂
What happens when there is a hurricane or some other natural disaster? Men show up and fix and clean everything up. They get power restored, streets cleared, water back on and safe to drink, sewers flowing again so you can flush the toilet and shower, phone and internet going, stores resupplied by truckers, trash picked up etc. All of this is done 24/7 in horrible weather and very dangerous conditions many times away from home and family. Thank you to all my brothers making things continue to run.
Nothing gets a man to work more than when his comfort is threatened. "Fuck you Hurricane. Either I'm gonna get my playstation running again or im a die tryin."
I’ve been in hurricanes out in the ocean on a small fishing boat. We kept working and earning our keep until the boat’s owner called us ashore. We were bummed. I hope the people that are those fish enjoyed the grouper and snapper that we caught for them to enjoy!
@@DragonJohn It doesnt require a hole lot of intellectual competense, what it requires is work ethic, a strong body and a strong mind. The smart man would be the one giving the orders. Work smarter, not harder as they say.
Quick story: Back in the 80s my Ex worked for Bell Canada (telephone company) and "gender equity" and "affirmative action" became the new thing. The company declared that it would pay the training for any and all women who wanted to become linesmen. Nine young women in Shirley's office took the opportunity. Within six months every single one was back in the office at their old jobs.
You mean an electrician? Like, they would’ve trained them to work with cables, wires & power boxes? Guessing you’re from across the pond cause Linesman means something diff in the states lol
Im a man and you couldn't pay me $1,000 a day to do this. Yet there are men out there who happily do it for less than half that. I got nothing but admiration for people who can put their work ethic ahead of their own wellbeing
I watched a coworker get cut in half when I was welding in Louisiana years ago installing Levee Water Bypasses (14 ton square boxes measuring about 15 feet by 15 feet). We (8 welders, 2 welders assistants, and 2 crane guides) would stand inside the boxes with all of our gear waiting for each box to be set in place because we had a very short window to get it tacked in place. Once we started welding, sparks were flying everywhere for the next 8-10 hours until the valley (two beveled edges brought together) between each box was welded up (it took about 70 pounds of 5/32 rods per welder to finish just their section and tie ins). One of the crane guides was calling in the next box and the operator swung too fast and smashed the box he was lifting into the one we were standing inside. The crane guides slipped and fell as the box bounced off ours and it came back and pinched him right at the naval. He lived long enough to call his wife and kids to say goodbye. He died before emergency crews could get there. It was back to work the next day. The world keeps turning even if it kills us.
Thats an insane about of beveled ends 70 pounds of 5 32 Jesus on that note a good ol wire ffees running 1/16 inch duel shield cud have probably sped things up a bit but hey im a die hard rod fan have been since the early ninetys when i started welding don't get me wrong i can lay down glass with the wire welder but but but there's something more personal about the rod
The company doesn’t care about their workers, they just want the profits and labour. Don’t choose such dangerous jobs then if you don’t like it. Why do men prefer to work such dangerous jobs? There is a reason why there is this saying that men die earlier than women, because they like the risks and adrenaline. Just choose a safe job like many women do. Such as becoming a doctor or engineer or programmer or teacher or baker etc.
I am a man and I would never think of getting a job like that. For me this is insane. For the majority of other men and women the same. It is a special group of human beings who were raised in the conditions that somehow formed a mental aptitude to these activities. If in this particular group of human beings women and men were treated equally then yes, you'd have quite a number of female volunteers
@@mikegammon1stop what? I know plenty of women who are looking to get training for underwater welding as seen in the video. There are many women who would be willing to take jobs like this if they can get easy access to equal training and pay. Are you saying these people don’t exist, because the implication here seems to be that you think we’re lying.
@@cuccohaHA I am yet to see a sarcastic comment from a woman on this one saying "Now men, give birth, do that folks!" Your comment restored my faith that not all hope is lost. Thank you. Very true. Comments section totally inflated.
@@cuccohaHANo one "gives" it to you. Just like anything else you got to go to school or get a lot of scuba certifications, just like any trade. You find a way to pay for the training or you don't. My cousin did this, you get paid a lot because you have to invest a lot to get in. And it's very dangerous work. He had to retrieve his bff's body.
I just want to say thank you miss Bernadine. Thank you for being one of the many women who are *actually* smart and independent enough to not only think for yourself but also call out all this ridiculous nonsense that so many idiots try to push onto others and make them believe it.
One opinion is enough to convince you? Lol you are a man, but you are wrong. Being a woman is a reason to suppose she is more intelligent than you, but the statistics are not reflected in particular cases. But if you are going to live happily accepting an opinion because coincides with yours, go ahead. Sorry, but that shows how your intelligence works. 😜
Thank you for the facts. I have first hand experience since 1980 and never once has a woman set roof trusses or laid sheets of plywood on a roof with me. It is terribly hot in Florida in the summers too. Women can't do it.
@@robertquigley5869back then, women didn’t work such jobs. Women weren’t hired because of harmful stereotypes. Those male employers didn’t want women. Women were seen as housewives or teachers. Now? Women choose to work jobs where you need you need a college education. Why? Stereotypes. Those jobs you are referring to (roofing) is catered towards men. It’s a stereotype that only men should be in that business. But by now, there are some women working in that industry. Not a lot. Women tend to not take risks unlike men.
Ask a feminist , if your house was burning, and your up 2 stories or more, you want a 90 lb female firefighter or a 200 lb fireman saving your butt and carrying your family to safety?
Oh and I’m 130 but with the adrenaline boost and not having to wear the extra 50 lbs of gear worn by fireman I could drag my husband’s happy butt out while hollering at him for not getting out on his own (come from a family of volley first responders, could manage a scene by 6 and been wearing my dad’s boots since before I could actually walk in them)
@@TheBaumcmTheres a reason why firemen wear 50 pounds of gear. Going into blazing fire without them is a death sentence for you and the one your trying to save.
@@TheBaumcm so, you would need special circumstances... interesting. I'm opting for the 200 lb man each and every time because I understand anatomy and physiology. You're a liability and you don't realize it, which makes you dangerous.
@TheBaumcm Well that's great you think you could do that. Everyone deep down, isn't picking some self righteous 130 pound no-upper-body-strength having midget, with a giant ego. They're picking the 200 pound giant dude.
ay, I know scaffolding isn't oilfield work, but it's not necessarily fluffy or easy either - and I'm proud to say I worked hard right alongside a female in Shell, Deer Park, Pasadena, Tx., for BEIS/BRAND scaffolding who had the stamina and strength to work circles around those men out there, while still maintaining a womanly figure and attitude. I never told her because work is not the right time/place, but i thought she was super attractive. Maybe she'll see this.
@jackelgin7569 I'm working side by side with scaffolders on an LNG project right now. I did scaffolding for about a year in my 20's. No woman is working circles around men in that job. Stop the cap
I work at fawley refinery here in UK and once every year we have what's called a 'shutdown' for a month or two. During that time my job is to enter power formers and furnaces to clean. And I can tell you one thing whilst crawling through those tight spaces wearing full ppe and oxygen I've NEVER in my 9 years seen a woman enter those formers.
I'm not saying women couldn't do those jobs, but they can't. Not without going out of their way to be physically fit doing those jobs. Hell men barely want to do those jobs but someone's gotta do it
As a man and an Electrician myself !! All the power plants , Roads , Trains & Tracks , Ships , planes , Oil , Gas , petrol , Cars , Hospitals , Schools , Luxury homes , Protection for the countries , clean water , Clean sewers , Clean streets ETC , ETC , ETC , ETC , ETC .. This list is endless . I would like to take a moment to say ** THANK YOU BROTHERS ** For making my life so comfortable . And to all the weak simps out there ?? Here is a very apt quote from G. Michael Hopf for you to take in ! “Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” .. You are making times hard in 2024 . WEAK. And THANK YOU Bernadine for acknowledging the hard shift men put in to make the world better .
Men and women have both, they're just different. I know a woman who works as a nurse, has two kids she constantly takes to games, and owns a franchise on the side. That's just one example. I know another woman who was the main parent of two kids, and was also the breadwinner of her family. Her husband's income was supplemental, and he was an aggressive dad who would talk down about her job to make himself feel better. But please, do go on...
@@andrearace1168this woman's husband being abusive has nothing to do with responsabilities you mixed the information what he meant is that women have the choice to get a job or marry and stay at home while men don't
I can see how that would look from a guy's perspective, and some women do choose to be SAHMs, and I think there is growing acceptance of SAHDs. I think it's a precarious financial situation for either gender, as if something happens in the relationship there is no safety net. It also is unpaid house work and childcare, and women are often expected to both work and take care of the kids, as one of the negative consequences of feminism makes a lot of women feel that they are not empowered if they just stay at home. In impoverished communities, women also have a high risk of the guy running and they have to work and take care of their kids. Studies show that men are much less willing to date single parents than women are. Yes, there are some unfair things for men, but there are also unfair things for women. We both have choices and responsibilities.
What's hilarious is that at my job, all of the heavy lifting positions are held by men and the easier light stuff are held by women. I never hear any complaints from either side.
Dont worry, those women will demand equal pay. And that is the issue with the whole "equal pay" agenda. I am all for equal pay for equal work but the reality around this whole myth is that those screaming for it don't want to do equal work for equal pay.
@@residentjess And they are all paid differently, that is equal. Do you think all employees at the same company doing the same role are paid the same? Do you live on Earth? Every single person in a company is paid different amounts, the only people that would ever be the same are people just starting, at the same time, give it 1-2 years their pays will be different.
Another one is these special types of plumbers. They go inside these extremely large pipes and clean the waste and feces that get stuck so water can easily flow instead of being blocked. I'm a man and even I won't do that unless they pay me half a mill. They only make about 70 grand for that disgusting type of work. Respect.
@@stulofty2008 They absolutely can. They can only stay under for so long as the arc spreads in the salt water. You can feel it in your body and arcing for too long without breaks will hurt you AND your equipment. They mitigate it as much as they can with a longer wand and having the feeder and the wand put together cause waves are a thing but it only mitigates the issue.
Thanks guys! I'm a bit less brave, less skilled, I work as a trashman and even here we see the difference. Some women manage the job but there are not many who want it, nineteen out of twenty are blokes.
@@sjonnieplayfull5859 trashmans are savage. I work on heavy Equipment since i could reach the peddels but Trash collecting all year on hot summer while it smells horrible to Winter in freezing conditions is as hard it can be.
@@Zozo806 Ah right, the smell. Its something I got used to, hardly even notice, probably like some guys in this vid no longer notice the dirt. Sometimes something particularly foul catches the attention, anything else is just SSDD 😁 . You have a good one and keep that load properly secured
Ppl don't realise that men and women are equal, not the same, like how 2 squared is equal to 1+3, but isn't the same. Men do what women can't, while women do what men can't
I guess y'all weren't looking hard enough. Well first of all I worked on the docks with very rough fisherman. Bought their their catches everyday and lifted 60 and 70 lb. Burlap sacks filled with clams and mussels from the side of the dock on up into the truck. Worked in corporate for a little bit but then went and took a test to work with either Con Ed or Ma Bell. The last part of the test was being able to walk on the 2-in side of a 10-ft 2x4 and walked across it like I was walking on the sidewalk. They told me I could have my choice. I chose the phone company. It goes long before I made a pact with electricity. I don't bother you and you don't bother me. Now first I had to spend 3 weeks in training school and because of previous training where I worked as a physical therapy assistant and had lots of experience wrapping up amputees stumps. I did the part about wrapping up 8-in table cut off so well that the teacher asked me to train the guys. Then I had to go to Pole climbing school. Piece of cake. On the last day our test was to climb up a pole that was 4 ft taller than average telephone call. Now. Not only was it pouring rain but I had the flu. But I strapped on my spikes. Put the safety belt around the pole and actually set a record for climbing the pole fastest with no mistakes. My first week on the job and we had to go to a rough Street in Yonkers and I'm afraid the manholes had a little bad reputation. You know like occasionally they find a dead body. Didn't bother me in the least. Only thing I really didn't care for was what we called hole jelly. Nasty orange stuff and if you open the manhole and saw it, you know you were going to have to air out the hole for at least an hour because that stuff will kill you. Would have stayed forever but my manager was a racist and got me fired the minute a black friend came and picked me up. So back to the corporate world. Lasted a couple of years but man office politics is absolutely the worst. So I'm waiting on my unemployment and I got a kid at home who needs food sausage got a new work for me? He said yeah meet my helper. She was a woman. She didn't really care much about becoming a plumber, but I absolutely loved the work. She got fired for taking a break from the job we were on and going into the back of the truck and lighting up a joint. So then it was just me and the boss. Do you have any idea how heavy a 4-ft length of 3-in double hub of cast iron is? Used to carry one in each arm. Spent the last 20 years of my working life as a plumber and I'd still be working if I hadn't been diagnosed with a terrible disease and I had to stop working. In every job I did everything the men did and sometimes even more. Now I guess you're figuring I'm some 5'10 200 lb woman cuz only a big woman could do a man's job right? 5'6 and 135 lb. When I was younger would I have made an attempt to work on an oil rig? Hell yeah! And the last 10 years I saw a lot of female plumbers. So as I said, y'all just ain't looking in the right place.
@@tanawilliams7498It's not about "looking in the right place", it's just about looking at all workers in certain trades and not seeing many/any women, which is what men have witnessed. Also not many women studying/training for the same physically demanding jobs as men. You're the exception, not the rule.
Here's a very brief overview of what you can expect when you make this old-fashioned apple pie at home: Make the filling: On the stove, make a paste with flour and butter. Add the sugar and water and bring to a boil. Simmer, then remove from heat. Assemble the pie: Press one crust into a pie plate. Place the sliced apples on the bottom crust. Use the top crust to make a lattice crust according to the recipe below. Pour the butter-sugar mixture over the lattice crust. Bake the pie: Bake the pie in a preheated oven until the apples are soft and the crust is golden brown.
Not sure why Underwater Welders didn't make this list, but whatever I guess: TOP 10 MOST DANGEROUS JOBS ACCORDING TO OSHA according to fatality rate. 1. FISHING AND HUNTING WORKERS Fatal injury rate: 132.1 per 100,000 workers. Fishing and hunting workers work with wildlife in a variety of aspects. They place traps, reel in catches through commercial fishing, and work on heavy machinery in order to follow through with their duties. These often hazardous conditions make this profession the most dangerous in the nation. Drowning is often the reason cited behind fatalities, but injury using heavy machinery can also contribute to deaths on the job. 2. LOGGING WORKERS Fatal injury rate: 91.7 per 100,000 workers. Loggers work in forests and other outdoor environments. They are tasked with using heavy machinery to cut down trees to create raw materials including lumber, paper, and cardboard. Aspects of this profession that make it dangerous include conditions that require the use of heavy machinery and contact with dangerous objects. Injuries related to heavy machinery are the most common reason for fatalities in this field. 3. ROOFERS Fatal injury rate: 47 per 100,000 workers. Being a roofer remains to be one of the most dangerous professions out there. Falls from either the roof they are working on or ladders they use throughout their job are the main reasons fatal injuries occur. 4. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Fatal injury rate: 43.3 per 100,000 workers. Construction workers are tasked with a variety of duties, most if not all of which carry a heightened level of risk of injury. Construction workers are exposed to an environment where things can fall on them or they can fall from great heights while they are working. Missteps on ladders and injuries using heavy machinery are common reasons that lead to fatal injuries. 5. AIRCRAFT PILOTS AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS Fatal injury rate: 34.3 per 100,000 workers. Aircraft pilots and flight engineers were listed as the number two most dangerous jobs in 2018, but have since dropped in terms of a profession with the highest fatal injury rate. Fatal accidents in this profession commonly occur because of transportation incidents. While commercial airplanes remain to be incredibly safe, the most dangerous aspects of this job lie with private aircraft and helicopters. 6. REFUSE WASTE AND RECYCLABLE MATERIAL COLLECTORS Fatal injury rate: 33.1 per 100,000 workers. Refuse waste and recyclable material collectors such as garbage men are exposed to a very difficult environment during their day-to-day routine. Injuries and fatalities typically occur among this workforce because of injuries involving heavy machinery on the trucks used. Because these workers often stop in the middle of traffic routes to collect trash, one of the most common reasons for fatalities in this field is because workers are struck by either the garbage truck or another vehicle. 7. STRUCTURAL IRON AND STEEL WORKERS Fatal injury rate: 32.5 per 100,000 workers. One of the most common reasons for fatalities in this field is because of accidental falls, slips, and trips. Because these workers are tasked with constructing large structures using steel they are usually climbing on ladders, operating heavy machinery, or lifting, loading, and unloading steel. These duties all bring with them a variety of opportunities for accidental missteps to occur. 8. DELIVERY AND TRUCK DRIVERS Fatal injury rate: 25.8 per 100,000 workers. Truck drivers, including small-scale delivery drivers, face hazards on the job because of motor vehicle accidents. Crashes remain to be the leading reason behind fatalities in this field. 9. UNDERGROUND MINING MACHINE OPERATORS Fatal injury rate: 21.6 per 100,000 workers. Miners who operate heavy machinery as part of their job duties are at heightened risk for injury and fatality. Common reasons for fatalities to occur include incidents involving transportation, heavy machinery, and contacts with objects and other equipment. 10. FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL WORKERS Fatal injury rate: 20.9 per 100,000 workers. Farmers and agricultural workers operate heavy machinery on a regular basis. This heavy machinery is typically the cause behind fatalities in this field. Crashes involving tractors are one of the most common reasons workers in this field get killed. By Invictus Law | Posted on February 7, 2022
I worked in the oil field for years, I am above average size man, Even I could not be a roughneck, that shit is damn hard ! I would dare say that no women could ever do that job on a daily basis.
barely any women can work as a trash collector, when you find one woman who does this, she looks more like a man than a woman and this rarity even makes national news to proof what....?
I love the fact that my wife can be my equal. I haven't had to mow my yard this season. Now, there is a downside. I do have to help out inside the house, but at least now I get to prepare and eat food that I like, and I know that I have clean clothes to wear. So, yeah, it's time for me to step up and accept equality.
Hahaha! I pulled green chain for years, ran resaws and stackers, never even had a woman apply. Lol! Always hiring, ladies! Don't be shy, step on up, show me how it's done. Maybe gimme some pointers.....😂
Men stay invisible on this until Women highlight it Women stay invisible on this until Men highlight it We are different That’s why we should see how important we are to each other
Fun fact, most people imagine an oil rig as this giant building in the sea but actually it's a giant boat. It will rock with waves, and move around a lot in bad weather. And don't even get me started on the Byford Dolphin incident, it takes some strong nerve to work on top, it takes reckless courage to weld down in the depths.
I work as a deckhand fisherlady and its extremely rare to see female is this work industry but once I do it makes me happy! Also it is not an easy job! Thanks for the men out there that does hard work though!
My father used to do industrial maintenance. One job was servicing generators. They did the hospitals. Every so often, they go, test run the generator and change the oil, etc. That generator was as big as a small house. You needed a ladder to get on top of it. It had oil filters that looked like logs. It was inside a concrete block shed. They had to test it and be inside with that hot engine in the St Louis summer, wearing polyester work clothes, and heavy boots. If you needed to go on top of it, you had to go up the ladder, in those heavy boots, carrying a 40 lb tool box with you. Women that are physically strong enough for that are rare enough, but to do that kind of work day after day and not get immediately broken down, that's what's really rare
Plus my guess is that a woman that would be strong enough to do those jobs would not do them because they would be to busy being in body building competitions.
I worked at a data center for a while and we had about 2 dozen generators literally on 60 second notice to power up the instant the battery banks were switched over to. Those generators were insane. Just utterly ridiculous monsters. Props to you father.
Or stuff like underground mining amd blasting. Or tunneling/construction. That can get really nasty really quick. And is also pretty harsh with all the liquid drilling, explosives, hauling and dust, spraying gunnite and stuff. None of these kinds of jobs could ever remotely be termed as moderately easy.
Embrace being a stay-at-home wife. It’s ten times easier, you get to make your own schedule, and you can relax all day if you want. And being a mom is just having a little person to have all the fun in the world with.
@@andromedamessier3176Yeah,but both doesn't depend on sex,some women are more clever than some men,some women stronger than some men (but women have to go to the gym to get ordinary man's strength).It all depends on a person.
Most men can't really do those jobs. Those are the elite men. Requirements: Above average strength, agility, endurance, intelligence, courage and of course, youth.
Equal doesn't mean "same." Four quarters is equal to a dollar bill but they aren't the same. That being said, I'm sure there are some women who would be fine with doing physically intensive jobs.
Men built the modern world … but we love our women we kick ass for them every day … I’m a heavy equipment mechanic mill top of Lake Michigan I’ve been outside for 8 hrs today in -5 degrees
Because men built that modern world, this world is so corrupt and filled with wars. The super rich males being selfish and don’t pay taxes and don’t help the poor just one bit. Capitalism and corruption is the downfall of human kind
Northern weather dont play when winter hit, I work warehouse and I dont even come close to half of what the real job is but I'm happy to make that envelope for your check when they hand it to you
I'm a 67 year old female. The first time I saw a woman doing a "man's job" was back in the 80s...maybe. She was a "telephone pole climber technician". She was taking long in getting back to us to let us know on what was the problem. Turned out, as she was setting up to climb the pole, she stood on an ant pile and they got all over her. We felt bad for her, but she did eventually get the job done. Since then I've yet to see other women doing any job that consists of climbing any "UTILITY" poles... Also, back then when my "then" husband was starting off his own electrical company, I would go with him to do small side jobs. I learned very quickly that was not something I'd ever want to do. Going up in attics, underneath houses, sticking your hands through holes to pull the wiring, especially nasty old decrepit houses. Instead, I only preferred the paperwork side of it.
I am a guy and I wouldn't even want to be even be close to an oil rig. Just look at how they are so close wrapping around chains to those machine that are constantly moving and has a huge chance that a wrong move will result to a missing body part
After a bad storm brings down the power lines, I see a lot of men in hard hats working aloft in bucket trucks to get the lights back on. It's hard, dangerous work. Thanks fellas.
@@rectorkirk1158 Yeah one of the toughest job in construction. I'm retired now, railroad and rig's in my youth, latter carpenter, iron-worker and scaffolder, much of that north of 60. But I remember 2 weeks I spent one summer flagging, as the worst 2 weeks ever. God I hated it.
Feminism is a movement of convenience. When there’s no threat of a draft or hard work to be done they claim to be strong and independent. But the moment those things or anything that requires responsibility plays a part they need lots of help or someone else (a man) to do it.
Yep, I’ve often said what is more a sign of privilege than not being conscripted into dying for your country whenever they declare war. Sign women up for the draft and watch them walk that rhetoric back.
Not to mention they doubled the workforce, try raising a family of 5 on a single income these days, and if mum and dad are at work, who raises the kids, oh yes, the government, and theyre never bias 😮
Men are men, women are women and I reapect them all. Also, this is the hardest/coolest job I've seen and I respect anyone who works there. Y'all are kings of the sea 👑
No feminists were harmed in the making of this video
But they still claimed it was misogynistic 😂
Just their feelings knowing deep down, their lifestyles depend on invisible men…
Emotinal damage!!!:)))
Oh, but their feelings were! Lol
@@Aleksei_Lopatin I literally came here to say the same 😂thing.
Did you do the voice as you were typing it 😂.
Men and women were not created to compete one another.
They complete one another.
Capitalism fucked men and women both.
Men get paid less so women have to supplement the family income. Both are unhappy.
Original comment
To bad you forgot the part that females were also created to challenge temptation.....
We failed...
@@lorenexus4917 with that attitude, it is no wonder we struggle to make a recovery
@@lorenexus4917 oh my God bro, shut up
You never see a feminist protest on a building site or in a war zone! 😆
Lies
We restrict access to sites for safety reasons, son, not because we agree or disagree with someone's personal views.
@@davidgray8089 😆😆😆 What are you talking about, son. You’ve completely missed the point! 😆😆
Weird. I know lots of women who have been in war zones. But okay 👍🏼
@@KatRunion read the post properly!
One of my client’s daughters is an indi contract, deep sea/rig welder. She only works 3 to 4 months a year and makes minimum 200k. On-call anywhere in the world. She is one of 8 females ‘master’ qualified worldwide.
Fabulous, and......
Statistically speaking...
She is able to lift the weights?
that is a brave soul she has. tophats to her
Only person qualified to say
"Men ☕️"
This is the reason women live longer. We work ourselves to death.
well , testosteron is immune suppreser, and becase have more physical jobs men eat more proteins with more fats, this makes the useup their bodies faster, women have an option to live on plants for most of their lifes,
Not to mention working on the rigs is a super dangerous job. On a buddy’s first day on the job, he had to medically treat a guy who was completely on fire. Another guy had his ribs broken after a hammer head came loose and hit him in the chest. They had to hide the broken ribs so that nobody would lose their safety bonuses. It is a brutal job but this is what is required for men to provide for their families.
and sometimes for them...
They aint dumb ....but maybe we are lol. Why get ten guys to hump a crate 100 yards , by hand ......when there is a forklift 20 feet away from you ?
@@DevPythonUnityTestosterone is an immune suppressor? Eating protein and fat makes us "useup" our bodies faster? Where in the world are you getting this from?
Im a grown ass man and they dont pay enough for me to even try. Thank you rig workers. Y'all are badass.
Workin in oil rigs gives alot, monthly pay is about 2k-5k and year pay is 40k-50k
@@CrankyJoeJr Depends on where you live. Where I am, 40-50k is barely something you can live off of
@@MrMegaDanilasame I already make 30k and live w my parents and still can’t afford anywhere to live that is decently sized… south Florida is an expensive shit hole
@@CrankyJoeJrit’s a bit more than that for the guys in the video. Drill engineers and pipefitters are over 200k per year
Oh my Goodness
It's so simple: life is hard for men and for women, but usually in different ways, so we must understand and support each other in order to have a better life in society 🤷
Love your comment.
THAT! I think the same! I don't understand those gender wars. People are fighting over nothing. We won't ever understand opposite gender's difficulties so why not just stop fighting and start loving???
@@LoneWolfMikoto I think we must desperately rescue Stoicism in our society. We are filled of irresponsible people who always think life is unfair with them and they are always demanding rights, but never accomplish their duties.
The feminist disagree
My dad was born in 1907, and he believed that anyone who could do a job, regardless of their gender, should have the right to the job, at the same pay. No shortcuts, though, the exact same job.
Ur is correct but not all the narrow minded people know this and I really pity them for that
My wife enjoys being a woman, I enjoy being a man..... no problem.
Simply beautiful and beautifully simple.
I enjoy being a ham and cheese sandwich
Life was that simple till femminism fuked up! Enjoy your marriage! :)
....sounds like a good team mate. My wife and I work because she knows her role and I know mine. Simple as that.
I am happy for you!
And, how many of those dudes are concerned about their gender pronouns?
You'll never see a liberal on a drilling platform.
Kings and Kongs are they pronouns
When you work in those types of jobs (on a ship or oil rig it's 12h a day, 7 days a week), you are not concerned with anything else than your work. After day of work you are so tired, you barely remember your own name.
Their pronouns are Dies/Young
my pronouns are..... Told. You. So! 35 years of construction.
A electrician here, 20 years working mainly in industries like Arcelor, Windar, etc. All my respect for my fellow male and female colleages all around the world, stay safe!.
This is a great response. Kudos to you.
As a man... Even I won't sign up for most of these jobs. Respect to all of them, thanks for keeping the wheel running.
I’m a woman, my sincere respect and admiration for these men.
Thank you !
Thank you
Rarest women fr
Just these men?
Thanks
I am a woman with a successful career and status. But I will never compare anything with my husband, his responsibility comes with consequences no woman can handle. Realizing the consequences, I don't want his responsibility. I am the spirit he needs to keep him going, and he is the responsible man I need to build a legacy. I will always be there for him no matter what, I love that man.
That's a great outlook, i bet he appreciates you.
Your quote needs to be put on a plaque - god bless you lady -
I am the spirit he needs to keep him going
He is the responsible man I need to build a legacy
Salute !
And I Guarantee that sentiment is returned 10 fold.......One can't exist with out the other
🥹🤙
This is what it means to collectively be as one. Saving this
I just forwarded this to my son who is on a drill ship in the Gulf. I have a husband and 2 sons who are hard working godly men. My dad was the same. I am a blessed and grateful woman.
Godspeed to that man hope he makes it home safe
Tell them thank you for doing the hard work us softies can't.
There is saying in my country I don't know exact wording but it goes something like this, "A woman's loyalty is tested when the man is poor and a man's loyalty is tested when the woman gets deadly sick"
What happens when the man is poor and the woman is deadly sick?
@caramapierre when the men gets poor and they can't provide everything most women leaves their husband and if the women gets sick and cannot get in bed with their man then a few men go to other women for that.
Not a few men. Lots of men leave their terminally ill wives. It’s sick. Just look at statistics. Most women stay when their husband has terminal cancer or whatever. Most men leave when it’s the other way around because they can’t be fcked to take care of their wives.
You country sucks.
I've heard of that ^^
“Reject delusions, embrace gender differences” fckn quote of the generation, I tell ya what.
Such facts
Absolutely beautiful statement!!!
Totally disagree. I have a great amount of respect for women that muck in, making the gender difference disappear.
These video clips are of extreme jobs for a wedge of men I’d imagine less than half are seeking to do. These guys are another level. Admittedly I think if given no choice a lot of guys would roll sleeves up and begrudgingly do it.
You don’t have to illustrate such hard jobs, where there’s still a significant lack of women doing the role. Yet many could be capable. Life choices.
@@Scoupe400 lmao, dropped your fem-card there, pal. 😂
Point is the hard labor roles that keep this world turning are 99.999% filled by men across the board. If it’s difficult and/or deadly, 99.999% chance it’s a man doing it.
“She still won’t sleep with you bro” 🤣
@@Scoupe400 Fewer women in these types of jobs that can perform at this level than fingers on one of your hands I'll bet.
I was an oilfield mechanic for 10 years. The hardest part of these jobs is not being able to be home and watch your kids grow up.
Agree. Being out at sea for so long , being away from the wife that hates you, is harder than the physical labor.
I loved it so much.
But yeah you're right.
😭
The biggest injustice against men.
Did you consider doing it for 5 years, investing and then having those kids and staying home?
Another thing to point out is how often do the public hear about these men complaining and moaning about doing their job? You dont. Day in and day out they do this and it is often thankless.
"Often"? heh. Always.
You forgot to add the sewage cleaner guys, bro 😂
Pretty sure feminists would reply "Just stop oil1!1!", while showing off clothes, glasses, iphones, ipads and makeup made from oil.
While typing on social media in the line at a oil change station.
Just make electric cars.
😂
@@michaelclark2458 Electric cars that are made using oil.🤣
@@3s0t3r1c and solar panels. ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Men don't mind doing the hard job because we know it's Necessary for humanity. What we don't like is being demonized and told we're bad simply for being Masculine. Sure there are bad men out there but that doesn't mean we're All bad.
There are zero oil workers running rigs for the benefit of humanity. Literally zero. They are sacrificing 3-5 years of their life and the long term health of their body to get paid well at a young age to start some other venture.
This is true for everything. Not all cops are bad, not all white people are racist, not all water tastes the same lol
It's not bad to be masculine. If anything it's admirable. What's bad is when masculinity gets paired with aggression and misogyny
Not one person does these jobs for humanity 😂 they do it for a paycheck pr because work in their area is difficult to find. Get real
Humanity is definitely not whats on their minds bud LMAO
You want it take it ladies. The jobs I’ve done in my life I’ve NEVER seen 1 female doing them.
Have traveled outside of your country?
There's an astronomical difference between opportunity and ambition
“All they want is the good shit from a man’s life” - Bill Burr
Bill burr is nothing but a simp himself
Facts
🎯
But the thing is, the good shit man have, are those he worked on. And those WORK are not women coded.
CherryPicking lol
Men like these are the infrastructure to keep society going. Major respect to them I could never.
I'm waiting for them to figure out how much they aren't getting paid, and then relax for a few seasons.
@theallymyst Nobody goes into this field of work as a first resort, unless they plan to work their life away to earn over double the starting pay. My dad has been in the oilfield for 21 years, starting because he couldn’t go to college because he had to drop out of school since his dad couldn’t work. His life sucked, but even with the risks, it was his only option since the only requirements for a starting position was being older than 18 and being able-bodied just enough to work outside. Fast forward a couple decades, he is now one of the most known and respected workers in his field, being in charge of ensuring the rig doesn’t blow up, being paid over 180k a year, company’s literally begging for him back when he goes to another, all because it was the only option to give his children a life that he didn’t have. He spends half a month on the rig at a time, and another at home, able to bond with his family. Next time, actually think before saying something stupid like this
@@kalebgamez808 If a company is begging for him back that means they were knowingly underpaying him before he left. You have understood nothing of what I said, and your family is less wealthy because of it.
@@thealkymyst You obviously didn't think that comment through either. If the company underpaid him as soon as he joined, he wouldn't have joined at all. And like I said, this field of work is never a first resort, he purposefully worked harder than everyone else, so he could move up faster and be able to provide more than enough for his children, while also being able to spend whole weeks with them instead of only at night and some weekends. Actually read entire comments, not just part of them
@@kalebgamez808 you said he joined because he didnt have other choice, so they could underpay him at the start
God invented men for a reason... And the same for women... Lest we forget...
These men are real men with no blue or purple hair. I have great respect for all hardworking men. 🙏
Im with you on that but the coloured hair comment is a goofy choice to include
What about green hair?
Lol I just assume you're a Daren who is on testosterone bet you ride a Harley to huh can't w8 4 u to cross a dude with dyed hair that rakes u across the pavement just for giving lip😂
You disgust me!
woke
I'm a lady & I love being myself. Men are strong & brave & I believe & respect that.
You sounds like Emily Howard from little brittain.......
W women
This is a chosen one
Me too. My husband said he would have done this job when he had guts and a strong back. About 40 years ago.
Strong insecure cry babies😂
What happens when there is a hurricane or some other natural disaster? Men show up and fix and clean everything up. They get power restored, streets cleared, water back on and safe to drink, sewers flowing again so you can flush the toilet and shower, phone and internet going, stores resupplied by truckers, trash picked up etc. All of this is done 24/7 in horrible weather and very dangerous conditions many times away from home and family. Thank you to all my brothers making things continue to run.
You’re welcome!
Nothing gets a man to work more than when his comfort is threatened. "Fuck you Hurricane. Either I'm gonna get my playstation running again or im a die tryin."
I’ve been in hurricanes out in the ocean on a small fishing boat.
We kept working and earning our keep until the boat’s owner called us ashore.
We were bummed.
I hope the people that are those fish enjoyed the grouper and snapper that we caught for them to enjoy!
My boy is a storm chasing lineman. Tough, miserable, dangerous conditions. Thanks to you all for keeping us up and running
Lineman work is crazy, miserable dangerous jobs so you can heat up your hot pocket
As underwater welder I can say that that is one extreme hard job, even for man.
We're NOT equal!!! I'm female and most of us don't feel that way. We need to quit letting the minority speak for the majority.
Recruiters for this job should show up often at universities. You know, prioritize the women foe equality's sake.
Aint nobody got time for that.
They need intelligent people at those jobs, you're not going to find those at universities.
Our economy and infrastructure would collapse if they put women in these positions. We are built different for a reason.
@@DragonJohn It doesnt require a hole lot of intellectual competense, what it requires is work ethic, a strong body and a strong mind. The smart man would be the one giving the orders. Work smarter, not harder as they say.
good worthwhile jobs don't need to be advertised.
Quick story: Back in the 80s my Ex worked for Bell Canada (telephone company) and "gender equity" and "affirmative action" became the new thing. The company declared that it would pay the training for any and all women who wanted to become linesmen. Nine young women in Shirley's office took the opportunity. Within six months every single one was back in the office at their old jobs.
i dont think it was about the money lool
"Linesman" haha surprised they even attempted it once they realized what it entails.
It should've been called lineswomen maybe we get more volunteer, sadly nothing would get done and everything would go to shythole
Imagine that!
You mean an electrician? Like, they would’ve trained them to work with cables, wires & power boxes? Guessing you’re from across the pond cause Linesman means something diff in the states lol
We are not meant to be equals, but to compliment each other. There are things that I can't do and things my husband can't do. It's okay.
I love men... They are so masculine and different of me. Love it. Love the fact that they can do things i cant. Differences are so beautiful
Men though lost respect for woman after years of Abuse like Me T00
Im a man and you couldn't pay me $1,000 a day to do this. Yet there are men out there who happily do it for less than half that. I got nothing but admiration for people who can put their work ethic ahead of their own wellbeing
That's what I'm saying, I've done some dirty, hard ass labor in my time, but these guys are completely different
I'm sure they enjoy it. Their nightmare is probably an office job.
A $1000 a day? I'd do it, and not because of my ethics. I'll do hard work if the money's right. And yes, I've done intense manual labor before.
Not only that, they are also away from families for months or even years
I could keep family affloat with that kinda money.
I watched a coworker get cut in half when I was welding in Louisiana years ago installing Levee Water Bypasses (14 ton square boxes measuring about 15 feet by 15 feet).
We (8 welders, 2 welders assistants, and 2 crane guides) would stand inside the boxes with all of our gear waiting for each box to be set in place because we had a very short window to get it tacked in place. Once we started welding, sparks were flying everywhere for the next 8-10 hours until the valley (two beveled edges brought together) between each box was welded up (it took about 70 pounds of 5/32 rods per welder to finish just their section and tie ins).
One of the crane guides was calling in the next box and the operator swung too fast and smashed the box he was lifting into the one we were standing inside. The crane guides slipped and fell as the box bounced off ours and it came back and pinched him right at the naval. He lived long enough to call his wife and kids to say goodbye. He died before emergency crews could get there.
It was back to work the next day. The world keeps turning even if it kills us.
Damn that's depressing to read, my condolences to him and his family
Thats an insane about of beveled ends 70 pounds of 5 32 Jesus on that note a good ol wire ffees running 1/16 inch duel shield cud have probably sped things up a bit but hey im a die hard rod fan have been since the early ninetys when i started welding don't get me wrong i can lay down glass with the wire welder but but but there's something more personal about the rod
I'm so sorry you had to see that, I hope you won't have to experience anything of the sort ever again. What a tragedy for him and his loved ones.
That's awful stuff. But what did OSHA think about going back to work the next day like nothing happened??
The company doesn’t care about their workers, they just want the profits and labour. Don’t choose such dangerous jobs then if you don’t like it. Why do men prefer to work such dangerous jobs? There is a reason why there is this saying that men die earlier than women, because they like the risks and adrenaline. Just choose a safe job like many women do. Such as becoming a doctor or engineer or programmer or teacher or baker etc.
I am a man and I would never think of getting a job like that. For me this is insane. For the majority of other men and women the same. It is a special group of human beings who were raised in the conditions that somehow formed a mental aptitude to these activities. If in this particular group of human beings women and men were treated equally then yes, you'd have quite a number of female volunteers
stop it
@@mikegammon1stop what? I know plenty of women who are looking to get training for underwater welding as seen in the video. There are many women who would be willing to take jobs like this if they can get easy access to equal training and pay. Are you saying these people don’t exist, because the implication here seems to be that you think we’re lying.
@@cuccohaHA I am yet to see a sarcastic comment from a woman on this one saying "Now men, give birth, do that folks!"
Your comment restored my faith that not all hope is lost. Thank you. Very true. Comments section totally inflated.
@@cuccohaHANo one "gives" it to you. Just like anything else you got to go to school or get a lot of scuba certifications, just like any trade. You find a way to pay for the training or you don't. My cousin did this, you get paid a lot because you have to invest a lot to get in. And it's very dangerous work. He had to retrieve his bff's body.
I like your perspective!
I just want to say thank you miss Bernadine.
Thank you for being one of the many women who are *actually* smart and independent enough to not only think for yourself but also call out all this ridiculous nonsense that so many idiots try to push onto others and make them believe it.
One opinion is enough to convince you? Lol you are a man, but you are wrong. Being a woman is a reason to suppose she is more intelligent than you, but the statistics are not reflected in particular cases. But if you are going to live happily accepting an opinion because coincides with yours, go ahead.
Sorry, but that shows how your intelligence works. 😜
I’ve had two roofs replaced in Tucson Arizona. Feminists were mighty scarce. In 30 years I’ve never seen a woman doing roofing in the desert.
I had my roof replaced several years ago in November in southeast Texas. Every worker on the job was a man. I wonder why.....
who gives a shit though?@@robb4044
Amd you never will. The sun is sexist didnt you know?
Thank you for the facts. I have first hand experience since 1980 and never once has a woman set roof trusses or laid sheets of plywood on a roof with me. It is terribly hot in Florida in the summers too. Women can't do it.
@@robertquigley5869back then, women didn’t work such jobs. Women weren’t hired because of harmful stereotypes. Those male employers didn’t want women. Women were seen as housewives or teachers. Now? Women choose to work jobs where you need you need a college education. Why? Stereotypes. Those jobs you are referring to (roofing) is catered towards men. It’s a stereotype that only men should be in that business. But by now, there are some women working in that industry. Not a lot. Women tend to not take risks unlike men.
Ask a feminist , if your house was burning, and your up 2 stories or more, you want a 90 lb female firefighter or a 200 lb fireman saving your butt and carrying your family to safety?
Oh and I’m 130 but with the adrenaline boost and not having to wear the extra 50 lbs of gear worn by fireman I could drag my husband’s happy butt out while hollering at him for not getting out on his own (come from a family of volley first responders, could manage a scene by 6 and been wearing my dad’s boots since before I could actually walk in them)
@@TheBaumcmTheres a reason why firemen wear 50 pounds of gear. Going into blazing fire without them is a death sentence for you and the one your trying to save.
@@TheBaumcm Yup, you would become a second body for rescuers real quick. You need that extra gear for a reason.
@@TheBaumcm so, you would need special circumstances... interesting.
I'm opting for the 200 lb man each and every time because I understand anatomy and physiology.
You're a liability and you don't realize it, which makes you dangerous.
@TheBaumcm Well that's great you think you could do that. Everyone deep down, isn't picking some self righteous 130 pound no-upper-body-strength having midget, with a giant ego. They're picking the 200 pound giant dude.
ay, I know scaffolding isn't oilfield work, but it's not necessarily fluffy or easy either - and I'm proud to say I worked hard right alongside a female in Shell, Deer Park, Pasadena, Tx., for BEIS/BRAND scaffolding who had the stamina and strength to work circles around those men out there, while still maintaining a womanly figure and attitude.
I never told her because work is not the right time/place, but i thought she was super attractive.
Maybe she'll see this.
She didn't work circles around anyone, stop lying. At best, she kept up. At best.
@@johanstinson you were there?
@@johanstinson what do you think scaffolding entails? you think you could describe a job that might pop up?
@jackelgin7569 I'm working side by side with scaffolders on an LNG project right now. I did scaffolding for about a year in my 20's.
No woman is working circles around men in that job. Stop the cap
@jackelgin7569 didn't need to be there to know you're full of shiit
She explained very well, reject delusion embrace differences
I work at fawley refinery here in UK and once every year we have what's called a 'shutdown' for a month or two. During that time my job is to enter power formers and furnaces to clean. And I can tell you one thing whilst crawling through those tight spaces wearing full ppe and oxygen I've NEVER in my 9 years seen a woman enter those formers.
BUT 1 did this 1 time once upon a time somewhere in the world.... therefor women can do the job just as well as men. 6Head Woman logic.
They're smaller, so you'd think they'd have an easier time in confined spaces. Yet, here we are.
Hey. Thank big dog.
I'm not saying women couldn't do those jobs, but they can't. Not without going out of their way to be physically fit doing those jobs. Hell men barely want to do those jobs but someone's gotta do it
Even the woman that could it, and might still not be able to keep up with their male counterparts.
They are exceptions, not the norm.
If women would train for these jobs, they would need to train to the extent that it is unhealthy, risking fertility etc.
Not every man can do these jobs but NO women can do them.
That guy climbing the chain...
"It's a shortcut." 😮
Be ‘helpers’ setting up flagging and doing pre job paperwork occasionally passing what they feel like lifting
We need more women like you in this generation. You have earned my respect!
I love this girl, she's beautiful and her views are equally beautiful.
Men are brave 🗿
~Batman
Women are brave
~Catwoman
@@Sebichad No
Why did man said that? Is he Brave?,
@@Sebichad Batman : do you bleed
Catwoman: yes every month
@@Lionelandress733😂
As a man and an Electrician myself !! All the power plants , Roads , Trains & Tracks , Ships , planes , Oil , Gas , petrol , Cars , Hospitals , Schools , Luxury homes , Protection for the countries , clean water , Clean sewers , Clean streets ETC , ETC , ETC , ETC , ETC .. This list is endless .
I would like to take a moment to say
** THANK YOU BROTHERS ** For making my life so comfortable .
And to all the weak simps out there ?? Here is a very apt quote from G. Michael Hopf for you to take in !
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” .. You are making times hard in 2024 . WEAK.
And THANK YOU Bernadine for acknowledging the hard shift men put in to make the world better .
Thank you for your Work. I tip my hat to you Brother.
hey. as a simp I resent that...
the emojis tho
damn i just got called out💀
@@rdyrk8405 Was a bit much . A few to many beers .. .lol .. Now revised .
Men and women are equal we just have different capabilities so let’s just embrace it and get on with it
Men and women are made to be a team, not competitors, genders roles have value
Women have choices…men have responsibilities.
Men and women have both, they're just different. I know a woman who works as a nurse, has two kids she constantly takes to games, and owns a franchise on the side. That's just one example. I know another woman who was the main parent of two kids, and was also the breadwinner of her family. Her husband's income was supplemental, and he was an aggressive dad who would talk down about her job to make himself feel better. But please, do go on...
@@andrearace1168this woman's husband being abusive has nothing to do with responsabilities you mixed the information
what he meant is that women have the choice to get a job or marry and stay at home while men don't
@@andrearace1168 Sounds like you missed the point of the comment. Most feminists do. But please, do go on....
Nah woman have it easy @@andrearace1168
I can see how that would look from a guy's perspective, and some women do choose to be SAHMs, and I think there is growing acceptance of SAHDs. I think it's a precarious financial situation for either gender, as if something happens in the relationship there is no safety net. It also is unpaid house work and childcare, and women are often expected to both work and take care of the kids, as one of the negative consequences of feminism makes a lot of women feel that they are not empowered if they just stay at home. In impoverished communities, women also have a high risk of the guy running and they have to work and take care of their kids. Studies show that men are much less willing to date single parents than women are. Yes, there are some unfair things for men, but there are also unfair things for women. We both have choices and responsibilities.
What's hilarious is that at my job, all of the heavy lifting positions are held by men and the easier light stuff are held by women. I never hear any complaints from either side.
And from my experience the women are paid more in these instances.
Dont worry, those women will demand equal pay. And that is the issue with the whole "equal pay" agenda. I am all for equal pay for equal work but the reality around this whole myth is that those screaming for it don't want to do equal work for equal pay.
@@nr12345well, not all men can perform equally. Strength varies.
@@residentjess And they are all paid differently, that is equal. Do you think all employees at the same company doing the same role are paid the same? Do you live on Earth? Every single person in a company is paid different amounts, the only people that would ever be the same are people just starting, at the same time, give it 1-2 years their pays will be different.
You should/
Thank you. Finally a real female with sense
time to log off
Another one is these special types of plumbers. They go inside these extremely large pipes and clean the waste and feces that get stuck so water can easily flow instead of being blocked. I'm a man and even I won't do that unless they pay me half a mill. They only make about 70 grand for that disgusting type of work. Respect.
Heck, even most men wouldn't be able to do that kind of work. Kudos to those hard ass bastards who keep our oil flowing.
If I'm not mistaken iv seen underwater welders feel the arc
No kidding! I'm a guy and I wouldn't last a day at any of the jobs shown.
Yeah that is for high testosterone individuals right there, no lie.
@@emilionarvaez1415 I have the testosterone of 20 men and wouldn’t want to do that lol
@@stulofty2008 They absolutely can. They can only stay under for so long as the arc spreads in the salt water. You can feel it in your body and arcing for too long without breaks will hurt you AND your equipment. They mitigate it as much as they can with a longer wand and having the feeder and the wand put together cause waves are a thing but it only mitigates the issue.
This is too priceless. I am sitting offshore as we speak. Don’t see too many women fighting for our jobs! 😂😂😂😂
worked 8 years on Valhall near norway. Exept for visitors no woman
You are safe brother
Thanks guys! I'm a bit less brave, less skilled, I work as a trashman and even here we see the difference. Some women manage the job but there are not many who want it, nineteen out of twenty are blokes.
@@sjonnieplayfull5859 trashmans are savage. I work on heavy Equipment since i could reach the peddels but Trash collecting all year on hot summer while it smells horrible to Winter in freezing conditions is as hard it can be.
@@Zozo806 Ah right, the smell. Its something I got used to, hardly even notice, probably like some guys in this vid no longer notice the dirt. Sometimes something particularly foul catches the attention, anything else is just SSDD 😁 . You have a good one and keep that load properly secured
Ppl don't realise that men and women are equal, not the same, like how 2 squared is equal to 1+3, but isn't the same. Men do what women can't, while women do what men can't
One of the best videos I have watched today!
I worked 58 years in the plumbing trade! Didn’t see many women become plumbers they could’ve got equal pay!
I used to work on rigs like in the video tripping pipe now I'm a plumber still no women anywhere 🤔 lol
Let women manage their monthly plumbing issues... Rest we can manage ourselves
I guess y'all weren't looking hard enough. Well first of all I worked on the docks with very rough fisherman. Bought their their catches everyday and lifted 60 and 70 lb. Burlap sacks filled with clams and mussels from the side of the dock on up into the truck. Worked in corporate for a little bit but then went and took a test to work with either Con Ed or Ma Bell. The last part of the test was being able to walk on the 2-in side of a 10-ft 2x4 and walked across it like I was walking on the sidewalk. They told me I could have my choice. I chose the phone company. It goes long before I made a pact with electricity. I don't bother you and you don't bother me. Now first I had to spend 3 weeks in training school and because of previous training where I worked as a physical therapy assistant and had lots of experience wrapping up amputees stumps. I did the part about wrapping up 8-in table cut off so well that the teacher asked me to train the guys. Then I had to go to Pole climbing school. Piece of cake. On the last day our test was to climb up a pole that was 4 ft taller than average telephone call. Now. Not only was it pouring rain but I had the flu. But I strapped on my spikes. Put the safety belt around the pole and actually set a record for climbing the pole fastest with no mistakes. My first week on the job and we had to go to a rough Street in Yonkers and I'm afraid the manholes had a little bad reputation. You know like occasionally they find a dead body. Didn't bother me in the least. Only thing I really didn't care for was what we called hole jelly. Nasty orange stuff and if you open the manhole and saw it, you know you were going to have to air out the hole for at least an hour because that stuff will kill you. Would have stayed forever but my manager was a racist and got me fired the minute a black friend came and picked me up. So back to the corporate world. Lasted a couple of years but man office politics is absolutely the worst. So I'm waiting on my unemployment and I got a kid at home who needs food sausage got a new work for me? He said yeah meet my helper. She was a woman. She didn't really care much about becoming a plumber, but I absolutely loved the work. She got fired for taking a break from the job we were on and going into the back of the truck and lighting up a joint. So then it was just me and the boss. Do you have any idea how heavy a 4-ft length of 3-in double hub of cast iron is? Used to carry one in each arm. Spent the last 20 years of my working life as a plumber and I'd still be working if I hadn't been diagnosed with a terrible disease and I had to stop working. In every job I did everything the men did and sometimes even more. Now I guess you're figuring I'm some 5'10 200 lb woman cuz only a big woman could do a man's job right? 5'6 and 135 lb. When I was younger would I have made an attempt to work on an oil rig? Hell yeah! And the last 10 years I saw a lot of female plumbers. So as I said, y'all just ain't looking in the right place.
@@tanawilliams7498 if you think anyone is reading that you're delusional - get back to work
@@tanawilliams7498It's not about "looking in the right place", it's just about looking at all workers in certain trades and not seeing many/any women, which is what men have witnessed.
Also not many women studying/training for the same physically demanding jobs as men.
You're the exception, not the rule.
I’m proud to be a MAN! 💪
I'm embarrassed to be a man.
Here's a very brief overview of what you can expect when you make this old-fashioned apple pie at home:
Make the filling: On the stove, make a paste with flour and butter. Add the sugar and water and bring to a boil. Simmer, then remove from heat.
Assemble the pie: Press one crust into a pie plate. Place the sliced apples on the bottom crust. Use the top crust to make a lattice crust according to the recipe below. Pour the butter-sugar mixture over the lattice crust.
Bake the pie: Bake the pie in a preheated oven until the apples are soft and the crust is golden brown.
As an authentic man, I thank you for this post 👏🙂 🙏🇺🇸
Always!
Women need to stay being the prize for all of Man's hard work
Thank you to the strong, honest, hard working, REAL men of the world! ❤
Not sure why Underwater Welders didn't make this list, but whatever I guess:
TOP 10 MOST DANGEROUS JOBS ACCORDING TO OSHA
according to fatality rate.
1. FISHING AND HUNTING WORKERS
Fatal injury rate: 132.1 per 100,000 workers.
Fishing and hunting workers work with wildlife in a variety of aspects. They place traps, reel in catches through commercial fishing, and work on heavy machinery in order to follow through with their duties. These often hazardous conditions make this profession the most dangerous in the nation. Drowning is often the reason cited behind fatalities, but injury using heavy machinery can also contribute to deaths on the job.
2. LOGGING WORKERS
Fatal injury rate: 91.7 per 100,000 workers.
Loggers work in forests and other outdoor environments. They are tasked with using heavy machinery to cut down trees to create raw materials including lumber, paper, and cardboard. Aspects of this profession that make it dangerous include conditions that require the use of heavy machinery and contact with dangerous objects. Injuries related to heavy machinery are the most common reason for fatalities in this field.
3. ROOFERS
Fatal injury rate: 47 per 100,000 workers.
Being a roofer remains to be one of the most dangerous professions out there. Falls from either the roof they are working on or ladders they use throughout their job are the main reasons fatal injuries occur.
4. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
Fatal injury rate: 43.3 per 100,000 workers.
Construction workers are tasked with a variety of duties, most if not all of which carry a heightened level of risk of injury. Construction workers are exposed to an environment where things can fall on them or they can fall from great heights while they are working. Missteps on ladders and injuries using heavy machinery are common reasons that lead to fatal injuries.
5. AIRCRAFT PILOTS AND FLIGHT ENGINEERS
Fatal injury rate: 34.3 per 100,000 workers.
Aircraft pilots and flight engineers were listed as the number two most dangerous jobs in 2018, but have since dropped in terms of a profession with the highest fatal injury rate. Fatal accidents in this profession commonly occur because of transportation incidents. While commercial airplanes remain to be incredibly safe, the most dangerous aspects of this job lie with private aircraft and helicopters.
6. REFUSE WASTE AND RECYCLABLE MATERIAL COLLECTORS
Fatal injury rate: 33.1 per 100,000 workers.
Refuse waste and recyclable material collectors such as garbage men are exposed to a very difficult environment during their day-to-day routine. Injuries and fatalities typically occur among this workforce because of injuries involving heavy machinery on the trucks used. Because these workers often stop in the middle of traffic routes to collect trash, one of the most common reasons for fatalities in this field is because workers are struck by either the garbage truck or another vehicle.
7. STRUCTURAL IRON AND STEEL WORKERS
Fatal injury rate: 32.5 per 100,000 workers.
One of the most common reasons for fatalities in this field is because of accidental falls, slips, and trips. Because these workers are tasked with constructing large structures using steel they are usually climbing on ladders, operating heavy machinery, or lifting, loading, and unloading steel. These duties all bring with them a variety of opportunities for accidental missteps to occur.
8. DELIVERY AND TRUCK DRIVERS
Fatal injury rate: 25.8 per 100,000 workers.
Truck drivers, including small-scale delivery drivers, face hazards on the job because of motor vehicle accidents. Crashes remain to be the leading reason behind fatalities in this field.
9. UNDERGROUND MINING MACHINE OPERATORS
Fatal injury rate: 21.6 per 100,000 workers.
Miners who operate heavy machinery as part of their job duties are at heightened risk for injury and fatality. Common reasons for fatalities to occur include incidents involving transportation, heavy machinery, and contacts with objects and other equipment.
10. FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL WORKERS
Fatal injury rate: 20.9 per 100,000 workers.
Farmers and agricultural workers operate heavy machinery on a regular basis. This heavy machinery is typically the cause behind fatalities in this field. Crashes involving tractors are one of the most common reasons workers in this field get killed.
By Invictus Law | Posted on February 7, 2022
@@MR-backup 32 years on number 8. Been hurt several times.
I worked in the oil field for years, I am above average size man, Even I could not be a roughneck, that shit is damn hard ! I would dare say that no women could ever do that job on a daily basis.
barely any women can work as a trash collector, when you find one woman who does this, she looks more like a man than a woman and this rarity even makes national news to proof what....?
Same here... worked for Transocean for a couple of years. Those guys are BEASTS! I don't complain nearly as much now when I pull up to the pumps. Lol
99% of men couldn't either. @choccolate4642
Roughneck's might as well be Astronauts, since they are both out of this world to do what they do.
Everyone works, no one quits. Welcome to the Roughnecks.
I love the fact that my wife can be my equal. I haven't had to mow my yard this season. Now, there is a downside. I do have to help out inside the house, but at least now I get to prepare and eat food that I like, and I know that I have clean clothes to wear. So, yeah, it's time for me to step up and accept equality.
Thank you for sharing these facts!
My pleasure!
I’m a guy, whose been in combat, but those are men!
I’ve worked at a sawmill for nearly 15 years now and there has never once been a woman walk through the door.
That's because they want the management jobs.
congrats?
Hahaha! I pulled green chain for years, ran resaws and stackers, never even had a woman apply. Lol! Always hiring, ladies! Don't be shy, step on up, show me how it's done. Maybe gimme some pointers.....😂
The vvomynz were being too oppressed to get to the door! Oh the hu-vvomynity! XD
I wish I could say that. I worked the docks and always have someone from the office get in the way to get me to sign something.
Men stay invisible on this until Women highlight it
Women stay invisible on this until Men highlight it
We are different
That’s why we should see how important we are to each other
Thank you for highlighting this today @Bernadine Bluntly
When I saw your face, I thought " this is a nice right thinking lady " Bless you.
Disregarding everything else for a sec, the compilation and song absolutely slaps!
FR
Song: "Hoist The Colours"
(from Pirates of the Caribbean)
@@g.o2092 thank you
Fun fact, most people imagine an oil rig as this giant building in the sea but actually it's a giant boat. It will rock with waves, and move around a lot in bad weather. And don't even get me started on the Byford Dolphin incident, it takes some strong nerve to work on top, it takes reckless courage to weld down in the depths.
Ocean welders I'm convinced are legitimately insane. Top 3 dangerous jobs on the planet.
@@mycroft16 looks worse than it is..
I work as a deckhand fisherlady and its extremely rare to see female is this work industry but once I do it makes me happy! Also it is not an easy job! Thanks for the men out there that does hard work though!
Let me repeat what was said at the end. Rejected delusions in-brace gender differences. Well said my lady!!!☺️😊😁
My father used to do industrial maintenance. One job was servicing generators. They did the hospitals. Every so often, they go, test run the generator and change the oil, etc. That generator was as big as a small house. You needed a ladder to get on top of it. It had oil filters that looked like logs. It was inside a concrete block shed. They had to test it and be inside with that hot engine in the St Louis summer, wearing polyester work clothes, and heavy boots. If you needed to go on top of it, you had to go up the ladder, in those heavy boots, carrying a 40 lb tool box with you.
Women that are physically strong enough for that are rare enough, but to do that kind of work day after day and not get immediately broken down, that's what's really rare
Plus my guess is that a woman that would be strong enough to do those jobs would not do them because they would be to busy being in body building competitions.
I worked at a data center for a while and we had about 2 dozen generators literally on 60 second notice to power up the instant the battery banks were switched over to. Those generators were insane. Just utterly ridiculous monsters. Props to you father.
Not even just the oil rig workers topside, that’s hard enough, but underwater/deep sea arc welding? That alone can be terrifying and grueling.
its almost like there are only 7-10,000 dudes out of 8 billion of us that can and will do that lol
Any job involving underwater/ pipe/ welding could end up very badly on a unlucky event.
@@Koh-Wei-JianDelta P
Or stuff like underground mining amd blasting. Or tunneling/construction. That can get really nasty really quick. And is also pretty harsh with all the liquid drilling, explosives, hauling and dust, spraying gunnite and stuff. None of these kinds of jobs could ever remotely be termed as moderately easy.
Embrace being a stay-at-home wife. It’s ten times easier, you get to make your own schedule, and you can relax all day if you want. And being a mom is just having a little person to have all the fun in the world with.
Any woman who is physically able to do that kind of work and wants to do that work should be able to do that work. End of story.
For those who may not know, underwater welding...yeah, not a long term career path...
sure it is. you'll do it for the rest of your life...😂
@@NWTejasoh my god you-
Its so simple we are equal.....but NOT the same. These women need to wake up to reality
They need to be shown that honestly make 5 women struggle to do the work 2 men can do easily
equal in value but not in statistics
Idk man where just hairless monkies. Prity aurr we should all be united.
Human are all equal in terms of right (as it should) but we aren’t equal in terms of physical strength and intelligence.
@@andromedamessier3176Yeah,but both doesn't depend on sex,some women are more clever than some men,some women stronger than some men (but women have to go to the gym to get ordinary man's strength).It all depends on a person.
Most men can't really do those jobs. Those are the elite men. Requirements: Above average strength, agility, endurance, intelligence, courage and of course, youth.
Last line 🔥
They want equal outcome not equal work/effort
Most of them literallly want to be equal at everything
You ever work at a job before? Ain’t no matter how hard ya work, everybody gets paid the same. Saying this as a lass.
Equal outcome my ass. They want more with less work😅
Still they can't be@@BLOODIUS01
Don't give them equal
Ultimate respect to those guys. They literally keep our society working. Without men like this, the world would not be ANYTHING like it is today.
Literally one of the coolest people in the planet. Imagine waking up to go to work doing any of those 💀
What a nightmare
I wonder why ppl in factories "unalive" themselves for example in Asia and people doing this kind of work don't. Just wondering 🤔
Equal doesn't mean "same." Four quarters is equal to a dollar bill but they aren't the same. That being said, I'm sure there are some women who would be fine with doing physically intensive jobs.
Men built the modern world … but we love our women we kick ass for them every day … I’m a heavy equipment mechanic mill top of Lake Michigan I’ve been outside for 8 hrs today in -5 degrees
Because men built that modern world, this world is so corrupt and filled with wars. The super rich males being selfish and don’t pay taxes and don’t help the poor just one bit. Capitalism and corruption is the downfall of human kind
Oof, the cold is my kryptonite!
Northern weather dont play when winter hit, I work warehouse and I dont even come close to half of what the real job is but I'm happy to make that envelope for your check when they hand it to you
We all do our part.. some jobs are harder than others but ALL ARE IMPORTANT ❤️❤️❤️
We built the old world and the new world as well...
Without these beautiful men and their strength and integrity and love for family , the world is at a halt!! God bless Men and much much Respect!!
As a woman who isn't a feminist. No thanks 🤭 I like the ground land
Thank you for showing the reality of what these men do.
God bless you Sweetheart … Regards from an Aussie Veteran who served in the Middle East.
Thank you for your service!!!
Regards,
6 out
I'm a 67 year old female. The first time I saw a woman doing a "man's job" was back in the 80s...maybe. She was a "telephone pole climber technician". She was taking long in getting back to us to let us know on what was the problem. Turned out, as she was setting up to climb the pole, she stood on an ant pile and they got all over her. We felt bad for her, but she did eventually get the job done. Since then I've yet to see other women doing any job that consists of climbing any "UTILITY" poles...
Also, back then when my "then" husband was starting off his own electrical company, I would go with him to do small side jobs. I learned very quickly that was not something I'd ever want to do. Going up in attics, underneath houses, sticking your hands through holes
to pull the wiring, especially nasty old decrepit houses. Instead, I only preferred the paperwork side of it.
You're a kid😂😂😂😂😂😂😝😝😝😝😝😝🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
I am a guy and I wouldn't even want to be even be close to an oil rig. Just look at how they are so close wrapping around chains to those machine that are constantly moving and has a huge chance that a wrong move will result to a missing body part
Thank you for this
After a bad storm brings down the power lines, I see a lot of men in hard hats working aloft in bucket trucks to get the lights back on. It's hard, dangerous work. Thanks fellas.
Heck yeah, sometimes even see them during the dang storm clearing and prepping to do the repairs.
Dont forget to thank the flaggers.
@@rectorkirk1158 Yeah one of the toughest job in construction. I'm retired now, railroad and rig's in my youth, latter carpenter, iron-worker and scaffolder, much of that north of 60. But I remember 2 weeks I spent one summer flagging, as the worst 2 weeks ever. God I hated it.
Don't see many women walking the high tension power lines clearing ice or replacing insulators and such either.
Feminism is a movement of convenience. When there’s no threat of a draft or hard work to be done they claim to be strong and independent. But the moment those things or anything that requires responsibility plays a part they need lots of help or someone else (a man) to do it.
Yep, I’ve often said what is more a sign of privilege than not being conscripted into dying for your country whenever they declare war. Sign women up for the draft and watch them walk that rhetoric back.
As the saying goes, "There are no feminists on a sinking ship"
Not to mention they doubled the workforce, try raising a family of 5 on a single income these days, and if mum and dad are at work, who raises the kids, oh yes, the government, and theyre never bias 😮
It's a luxury ideology.
Women only want equality when it benefits them, search Kevin Samuels
What a refreshing perspective from a young lady!
Men are men, women are women and I reapect them all. Also, this is the hardest/coolest job I've seen and I respect anyone who works there. Y'all are kings of the sea 👑