@@Tetris_Effect Trowel is a spade. Trowels are the smallest versions of spades available. It wasn't until the 18th century that we started using "trowel" for the small spade it is today
maybe in bricklaying that works but I know once we had this old dude that worked in meats for 40 + years and had him work a day to show us what he learned , his nose kept dripping in the meats and he slowed us up so bad trying to cut up a cow with a hand saw 😂 Ik nobody asked or cares but retired guys don’t care if they slow you down their just happy to be there
I trust him with any contractor job, that dude hopped out a Dodge Ram pick up in England. In America if the contractor don’t pull up in pickup like that don’t trust there work. Facts .
@@triplecrosscounter I keep telling these young whipper snappers that they'll have hover-lifts by the time I retire. Flying forklifts, controlled by robits.
😂😂 I just can't help but laugh at people who use breed when talking about humans. 😂😂 Well, I guess we should Breed more of his breed hey? 😅 Just sounds wrong
@@dgage1776 it is rare but you do see it! 😁 My friends car broke down on a relatively steep hill right before the crest it just conked out it wouldn't start at all 😢 he had to call me and another friend to help push and as we were just about to give it some welly one of the people who lives on that street came rushing out to help! No words spoken just a knowing look It's almost hard to believe and I was there! 😅 Makes me believe there is still kindness out there 🙂
@@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painterbecause it only needed the bit on the end. Watch clip again and look at the top of the bricks already on the column. They'd already laid the next layer of mortar.
@@HockeyWerewolfits not scripted bro…he really love his job work…n remember old memories..you see how he mix with guys like they are family members or best friends
@@jeremyfoster6942 you're being judgemental. Not to mention highly wrong. When someone has done a job for so long and they retire, they'd do anything to be a part of that again. Even if that means they go back into a hole with sludge up to their ears. Ppl with very little to no work ethics wouldn't understand.
@@terricohn6703 spoken by someone who has never been near a building site, I've been a builder for 30 years, it's hard physical work, outside in all weather's, dust, heat ,wet, cold, most want to get out of it as soon as they can, it's not about " work ethic" it's about it wearing a body out, come to the UK and lay some bricks, then you'll know!
Exactly. He’s definitely out of practice and he’s bound to be not in tip top condition. But if you watch carefully you can still learn more in an hour than another year on the job.
This shows: goodness, love, kindness, sharing, caring, all things more valuable than the opposite of these words. This is the Gold Standard for all communities.
I work with some amazing people and appreciate those that have a higher level of experience both on the "job" and in life! Been in the field for 27 years as a trail worker in Nat Park "Circus" (service)
That’s a man who really didn’t want to retire 😂 Edit: thnks for the likes im only 26 and i realize that work sucks sometimes but without it feels almost meaningless to sit there all day
I retired early after having cancer. Got physically better but mentally low. Went back to work after a few years. It does suck sometimes. But much better than not working being accountable and purposeful. Keeps me fit as well. Work is the best medicine for many ills.
@@robinx4231 hell yea power to you. My mom is currently in the same position still fighting but she’s winning, hopefully she can get back to work afterwards. She’s been wanting to work
@@robinx4231my friend got diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer, got the op and did chemo and radiotherapy and he beat it! 😢 He's 30 and can't work for a good while.. Cancer doesn't have an age limit but once you have the frame of mind and great people behind you, it makes it a whole lot easier.
@@mrtoxicwasteland it’s somebody who’s aware of their abilities and are confident in them without being delusional or grandiose about them. Healthy ego.
What are you talking about? There is many many men like this still out there. They just don’t post on ticktok or expect an award for their work. You’ve clearly never been on site
he isn't even old enoufh to use that as a metric of building stability and plus this seems to be in Europe where there is very little geological activity
I miss listening to the old timers hanging out on my uncle's porch as a kid. The knowledge sat there on that porch couldn't be quantified. They offered me a beer and made me feel like one of the guys. Its amazing how we as kids knew instinctively to keep our mouths shut and listen. Would never occur today the way kids are.
@@seonhoward38 I try to explain it to the next generation now but they think it sounds like no fun. That's exactly what I meant by kids today not getting it.
Oh GOD! That reminds me of my Grandfather! He trained me when I was 15 years old! I’m 71 now and after my tour of duty, he said he was just passing passing by, he slammed on his brakes and said “Get the Hell outta my way!!! NO GRANDSON OF MINE IS GONNA LEAVE ME OUTTA THIS FUN!” I’m 71 now and will NEVER FORGET THAT DAY!😢
I had a neighbor like him years ago. It was always great to have him approach and say, "You're doing that all wrong! Let me show you how to do that!" He was old enough to be my grandfather, and a real ball buster. I really miss him. RIP, Louie!
@@paraseek5623respect Louis.. all this trade work is not getting passed .. i think it u have a parent or u see mum N dad both going work every day tgan the working mentality is passed in to them … but if you see mum lying there getting housing benefits ££2000 pm my career advice to me pals is be Lazy bastard like me mum xx
Ya I was told the same I turned up at a few building sites at 16 but was told no 😂 this was 20 years ago but I’m sure this probably worked 40-50 years ago
You really made the ol guys day talking and hanging out those 5 mins. He loved it and felt young again. I bet you cheered him up 😂😮. Nice one. Get him labouring with you lot. He's a character 😮
A teacher who teaches is a wonderful teacher❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ The pupil will always remember this day.... You could always learn from a master teacher.. Sometimes I wish I could learn this too...❤❤
When this happens in real life it costs little to listen to a journeyman who spent a significant portion of his life doing that work & took pride in it.
My dad was a chef and watched a young cook trying to cut the rind off a large slab of bacon having a great deal of difficulty..calmly walked over and whacked the large slab on a nearby butcher block several times, then proceeded to easily cut the rind off b4 quietly handing the knife back to the grateful cook..good memories!!
That’s a good example of they just don’t make them like they used to. That’s the definition of a real man proud to go to work instead of complaining! He obviously really loved his job and took extreme pride in it one of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time! This is what we need to teach our future generations take pride in what you do it’s not only about the money, of course money helps, but you have to take pride in the work you do to make that big money!
That’s freaking cool. I’m just like this when it comes to working on cars. I’ll help just for the fun and expect no money. It just feels good to hear it running properly
Mason's are my favorite to work around. I remember a family that had every generation on the job and gramps would talk so much trash the whole time. 😂😂😂 was priceless too watch them work
I don’t think y’all truly understand what this man did and made it look effortless. Walked up talking shit , all while doing trowel flips, this man was analyzing which brick was next , what side is facing out, and put exactly the right amount of mud. Bravo sir bravo👏
Sadly our economic system punishes anyone that’s not a banker, a lawyer or a landlord…. It’s almost as if guilds and unions were a good thing for tradesmen.
When you’re retired, decided to take a walk and happen to come across someone performing something he’s skilled at. Step aside and humor him. You’ll learn so much in that short time for free. Plus, the potential to create a wonderful friendship. Priceless, learning from an elder.
Thanks for letting that man share in the work. You see, it's not the work, but the connection to those who are still doing it. Retirement and loneliness is a very sad thing and few notice it.
This is a man who misses working and is proud as hell of the skills hes learned at work
And wants to share his expertise with the younger gentleman.
@@lostchild5668wich is exactly what we need in society👍
Maestro
And misses the site craic and banter.
In prison *
"I was bricklaying before you were fkn born!" The hardest line 😂
My friend Alan is like that. He is top bricklayer
@@vijayafernando1
Give him a kiss for me will ya ?
Sure they did
😂😂
that's a bar
Dude is not messing around. That's a lifetime of pure skill. Respect mate.
He laid 1 brick. It's not THAT impressive 😂
@@tigerstar35people take shit to the extremes everytime Lmaoo. Man said record me slapping some ment on a brick and it’s got people going wild.
He twirled a spade and put some mud on the end of a brick...
@@alexmedvec4571What spade? That was a trowel.
@@Tetris_Effect
Trowel is a spade. Trowels are the smallest versions of spades available. It wasn't until the 18th century that we started using "trowel" for the small spade it is today
This man is an artist. Folks need to respect men that work with their hands and do real work.
All work that makes our society work is real work.
That trowel flip was personal.
That trowel swirling instantly let him know that this ain't his first rodeo
😎💪🤙
No it was industrial
@@peacefulwarrior4078looks like it
Muscle memory Great to see
@@FloridaMugwumptrue or it may be a flex that’s the good thing about free will-life
retired but drives around looking for brickwork. legend
😂
😂😂😂😂
lol
Still keeps his work boots by the front door
Its obviously not a random guy, they know him.
that trowel flip was so clean, dude been doing it for decades
Centuries
@MochaZilla eons
Millennia @@kermitthefrog2578
Plot twist, he only practiced the trowel flip.
I heard he holds the Guinness world record for most rotations in a single flip..
Young guys were super respectful. ‘I don’t doubt it’
So thats what santa does the rest of the year 😮
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Santa: OI! shut it you slaag!! I built this chimney before your granny was born. I'm comin' daahn it!
Predictable comment..........crap
@@CallumRobinson-ue1nd don't cry its ok, you might be funny one day 🤐
Real Santa sell bricks! How else can he afford all the materials for his elf’s (slaves) to make the toys
This guy is a master of his craft. You hire these guys part-time to help out and teach and feel needed. They have a wealth of knowledge.
maybe in bricklaying that works but I know once we had this old dude that worked in meats for 40 + years and had him work a day to show us what he learned , his nose kept dripping in the meats and he slowed us up so bad trying to cut up a cow with a hand saw 😂 Ik nobody asked or cares but retired guys don’t care if they slow you down their just happy to be there
Smartest advice I've seen shared on YT commentary.
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Let me tell u lad 🤣🤣 spinning the trowel like he's in the wild wild west 😂😂
I'm just glad they were recording just before he turned up!!!!
Amazing timing if I say so myself!!!!!
@randomsimpsonsquotes6033 still entertaining though 🤣
Well, if he was in the United States, he would be in the wild wild West even till this day😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@4theloveof_GOD The uk ain’t too good 😔
Bro was spinning the brick as well 😂😂
Love it!!! And you treated him with the respect he deserves!! You made his day.... now hire him part time!!
I did offer him 😀
Wonderful. My 88 year old neighbor taught me basic gas and electric. I bought him beer and hung out with him. Great times. I miss him!
Even if you don't realised it, you helped him more than he helped you.
Old guys Rock!
Did you move or something? Why do you miss him?
@starblade1 The man is missed because he was a family man, an honest man, a hard working man, and he loved great music.
What say you?
I trust him with any contractor job, that dude hopped out a Dodge Ram pick up in England. In America if the contractor don’t pull up in pickup like that don’t trust there work. Facts .
Just walked off the rugby pitch, slammed a beer, sing a song and picked up a trowel. True Man in his finest form. I tip my hat Sir.
Peak male physique 😂
Fucking legends all 3 of em
He misses his Job. This is very sweet. God bless this man ❤
I shall miss, but I'll be there in a pinch.
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What are you talking about?
This is fake. Why else would they be filming him walking up AND have a 2nd trowel waiting in the mix? Use your brains people!
Gramps offa his. Meds
Fuckin doubt it mate
He built our country.
Respect to him and his family!
I also built the country
Yea but this guy is more famous so fuck you 😂😂@@DonDon45-i5h
@@DonDon45-i5h cheers pal
F yeah 🤜🏽💥🤛🏽
Ummmm no
That retired guy was bored OUT OF HIS MIND. 😂
Nah fr😂
This'll be me at 70 seeing someone on a forklift for the first time
@@triplecrosscounter I keep telling these young whipper snappers that they'll have hover-lifts by the time I retire. Flying forklifts, controlled by robits.
@@BabyNate762maybe, maybe not
fr fr!
He said "You guys are taking too fucking long" in the most respectful way possible
But gramps, that's union speed.
@@annseger9519💀 "that's now we drag it out"
Yeah bringing up some ptsd from my construction days haha
😂
True though.
A dying breed. Proud of his work.
😂😂 I just can't help but laugh at people who use breed when talking about humans. 😂😂 Well, I guess we should Breed more of his breed hey? 😅 Just sounds wrong
@Steve.._. No that's your youth talking.
Back in the day breed wasn't so heavily associated with sex.
@@kennethabbott6023that's literally every generation
@@kennethabbott6023except the gender part.
Not really there's still tons of eager construction workers out there !
I love these random interactions it makes the world a better place, wish it was like this everywhere ❤❤
So random and so....filmed....
that trowel flip was 100% muscle memory
what bout the brick flip?
Lmao the fact you that that impressive lol
@@haydensanders3863I found your inability to form a sentence impressive.
@@haydensanders3863lmao the fact that that that that that that that that that that
@@joshuacooper8039 lol that that was was a bit harsh 😂
A community without people like him aint a community
Very few communities like this still exist. Although, this is almost certainly a skit
Santa woke up from his Cider Snooze
@@dgage1776 it is rare but you do see it! 😁 My friends car broke down on a relatively steep hill right before the crest it just conked out it wouldn't start at all 😢 he had to call me and another friend to help push and as we were just about to give it some welly one of the people who lives on that street came rushing out to help! No words spoken just a knowing look It's almost hard to believe and I was there! 😅 Makes me believe there is still kindness out there 🙂
FACTZ......
So very well said 🤜🏽💥🤛🏽
"I've been brick laying since before you were fukin born" classic response from an old master😹😹😹
@@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painterwhat?
@@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painterwhat you being serious 🤦♂️
@@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painterbecause it only needed the bit on the end. Watch clip again and look at the top of the bricks already on the column. They'd already laid the next layer of mortar.
@@Wildwestwrangler thanks
"Yeah that's why I don't want you anywhere near it".
😅 this definitely made me smile. I've been a miserable prick all day, but thanks to this video, I can't wipe the smile off
The trowel flip told him exactly his expertise level. Dude just stepped back and watched in awe
Not to mention the fucking brick flip. Damn
What about that ohé 😂😂😂
Trowel flip x3 lol
With the brick flip thrown in 😂
Haha hardly in awe. He placed 1 brick on top... Well done. Not lol
"You've forgot more than i know"
This is the highest praise to trades people
Those words are hilarious 😂😂😂😂
He said iv forgotten more than you know 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🌟
@@dylski8987 true. That's what my brain was saying lmao. Derp 😄
True bilbo baggins vibes
It's funny I actually read it as I've somehow until I saw this comment@@naomibargmeyer6075
Aww...he misses his profession and was excited to just be a part of something for a moment. So glad you guys were chilled with him❤
It's obviously scripted...why was the guy "randomly" filming before the "random" dude showed up and started spinning trowels?
@@HockeyWerewolfits not scripted bro…he really love his job work…n remember old memories..you see how he mix with guys like they are family members or best friends
yeah everyone misses their trade on a waist high pier, wouldn't see him if they were upto their arse in mud laying a footing!!!😂😂😂😂
@@jeremyfoster6942 you're being judgemental. Not to mention highly wrong. When someone has done a job for so long and they retire, they'd do anything to be a part of that again. Even if that means they go back into a hole with sludge up to their ears. Ppl with very little to no work ethics wouldn't understand.
@@terricohn6703 spoken by someone who has never been near a building site, I've been a builder for 30 years, it's hard physical work, outside in all weather's, dust, heat ,wet, cold, most want to get out of it as soon as they can, it's not about " work ethic" it's about it wearing a body out, come to the UK and lay some bricks, then you'll know!
Beautiful to see a skilled craftsman who loved their job, rain or shine, and got great at it. Well done Sir
That’s not his first rodeo. That’s when You just stand back and learn some old school methods. Respect.
Exactly. He’s definitely out of practice and he’s bound to be not in tip top condition. But if you watch carefully you can still learn more in an hour than another year on the job.
@@john-paulsilke893facts. Retirement sux
And some free labor to boot. lol.
Obviously not
He’s fking the cat, they just gotta stand there and hold its tail
That is the sweetest video! You can tell he was just so thrilled to be able to do his job again! He's going to teach the guy how to do it right!
No .its staged
Awesome!
This shows: goodness, love, kindness, sharing, caring, all things more valuable than the opposite of these words.
This is the Gold Standard for all communities.
So cool. my dad was a brickmason when I was a child back in the 60s
He handled the trowel just like that. Awesome 😁
An old timer sharing his experience for free. Will always be appreciated and respected.
I love that the first guy had such a great attitude, and appreciated the older gentleman’s experience! We need a lot more of that!!
I work with some amazing people and appreciate those that have a higher level of experience both on the "job" and in life! Been in the field for 27 years as a trail worker in Nat Park "Circus" (service)
😂😂😂 because its clearly fkn staged. Why is there 2 trowels? Duuuuh. Clearly working with him.
@@jonathan2755and?
If we only had more people like this MAN in the world! 😊
We do have. Just open more your eyes! 😉🙏🥰
This guy is the real deal you can't help but love this. Society needs to take notes from people like this!!!!
It's Uncle Albert
Antony Hopkins, if it’s not a bike, it’s a brick. Man of many talents indeed
That’s a man who really didn’t want to retire 😂
Edit: thnks for the likes im only 26 and i realize that work sucks sometimes but without it feels almost meaningless to sit there all day
I feel that way myself.
Nobody does I am 70 and a Foster carer until I am not needed anymore. !!
I retired early after having cancer. Got physically better but mentally low. Went back to work after a few years. It does suck sometimes. But much better than not working being accountable and purposeful. Keeps me fit as well. Work is the best medicine for many ills.
@@robinx4231 hell yea power to you. My mom is currently in the same position still fighting but she’s winning, hopefully she can get back to work afterwards. She’s been wanting to work
@@robinx4231my friend got diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer, got the op and did chemo and radiotherapy and he beat it! 😢 He's 30 and can't work for a good while.. Cancer doesn't have an age limit but once you have the frame of mind and great people behind you, it makes it a whole lot easier.
Type of dude that will teach you everything he knows just because he likes showing off. Love it
I really respect this sentiment. Humble yet egotistical Advocates are a wild personality type
@@mrtoxicwasteland it’s somebody who’s aware of their abilities and are confident in them without being delusional or grandiose about them.
Healthy ego.
his boss 😂😂 no stranger
Gotta love a man like that. Not too many of them left. We all enjoyed this and didn't know we needed it. Thanks ole friend! ❤
What are you talking about? There is many many men like this still out there. They just don’t post on ticktok or expect an award for their work. You’ve clearly never been on site
A man who loves his trade! Absolutely unstoppable and loving life! What life is all about! Beautiful!
My dad was a bricklayer for a zillion yrs
I cry when i see young guys laying brick as i think of him working hard
🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼😘
That trowel work shows he’s an OG. Reminds me of my father. Miss you pops.
Reminds me of mine as well not trowel work but built and repaired furniture. Another blue collar job and an expert at it who has since passed
We've definitely lost some great experts. Dad was a truck driver/farmer/legend. RIP to them real ones
My dad could do so many different things 😁. He was born in the early 30' s when you had to do most things yourself. See you soon daddy ❣️
Isn’t he marvellous?! The attitude, the style, the humour
Bet they wish they could hire him.
Cool dude.
I love it. It's little situations like this that make life.
A man that knows how important is working on bricks.
The trowel flip got every man watching this excited a little. Old school brickie knows what’s what for damn sure
Idk shit about layin brick but when he picked that trowel up even I knew he was a stud
This ole boy was the generation when building's lasted just like the ones before him.
he isn't even old enoufh to use that as a metric of building stability and plus this seems to be in Europe where there is very little geological activity
We haven't built things that lasted in the past hundred years. You're just regurgitating boomer nonsense.
You mean he was the first generation to build shitty houses
@@20FreeWill No that came later. In the US, we blame the Mexicans.
I miss listening to the old timers hanging out on my uncle's porch as a kid. The knowledge sat there on that porch couldn't be quantified. They offered me a beer and made me feel like one of the guys. Its amazing how we as kids knew instinctively to keep our mouths shut and listen. Would never occur today the way kids are.
Sounds like you learned the most important thing from those gentleman......wisdom.
Those are absolutely the best days as a youngster
@@Josh-ig2pq Not as much as I should've. Unfortunately many lessons are learned the hard way even with the heads up from those fellas.
@@seonhoward38 I try to explain it to the next generation now but they think it sounds like no fun. That's exactly what I meant by kids today not getting it.
Kids are only what you mold them, and not be worn down and let them mold 🫵🏼
A proper man of the day.. Hard words from there generation. You don’t hear many saying that though. Respect to him.
Oh GOD! That reminds me of my Grandfather! He trained me when I was 15 years old! I’m 71 now and after my tour of duty, he said he was just passing passing by, he slammed on his brakes and said “Get the Hell outta my way!!! NO GRANDSON OF MINE IS GONNA LEAVE ME OUTTA THIS FUN!” I’m 71 now and will NEVER FORGET THAT DAY!😢
Good memories! I'm sure he's proud of you. Also, thank you for your service.
I got a choke up over your memory. Thanks❤
Thank you for sharing that❤ memories are a lifetime. I hope all goes well for you and all the happiness possible.
I had a neighbor like him years ago. It was always great to have him approach and say, "You're doing that all wrong! Let me show you how to do that!" He was old enough to be my grandfather, and a real ball buster. I really miss him. RIP, Louie!
And he would appreciate u listening & respecting him. Rip Louie. . ❤
@@paraseek5623respect Louis.. all this trade work is not getting passed .. i think it u have a parent or u see mum
N dad both going work every day tgan the working mentality is passed in to them … but if you see mum lying there getting housing benefits ££2000 pm my career advice to me pals is be
Lazy bastard like me mum xx
Rest In Peace ❤️🤍🙏🕊♥️🙌 I Am So Sorry For His Family's Loss ❤️🤍🙏🕊♥️🙌 God Bless His Family ❤️🤍🙏🕊♥️🙌
I DONT KNOW THIS MAN BUT I WILL GIVE MY TIME AND SAY R.I.P mr Louie
Reminds me of my old neighbor Steve, always helped me with my car. Rest in piece Steve, when you died i couldn’t believe it
All those times my parents told me to just go to a site and ask for a job I’m pretty sure this is what they wanted me to do 😂
Ya I was told the same I turned up at a few building sites at 16 but was told no 😂 this was 20 years ago but I’m sure this probably worked 40-50 years ago
Done it many times😂
Yeah our parents were wild. Thought it was that simple lol@@Bm11122
It will still work today hard to find a good worker but don't show up expecting to stand around all day or forget it
Nah your all talk not one day laddy
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The young fella's enjoying the crack as much as Pop's is, both having a laugh, nice1.
"I was in Baghdad, while you was in you dad's bag" 😂
😂😂😂😂
Loll
😂😂
THAT'S a line of words I'm gonna use sometime😂😂👍
That's old Bagdad!
You really made the ol guys day talking and hanging out those 5 mins. He loved it and felt young again. I bet you cheered him up 😂😮. Nice one. Get him labouring with you lot. He's a character 😮
I agree. You made his day. And he seems to know what he's doing. Let him work an hour or 2 a day. Probably one of the best workers on your crew.
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The way he spins that trowel, you know he's a top notch bricklayer.
More the way he buttered the brick
Set up... don't be gullable
You can tell he knows what he's doing by the ease at which he handles the trowel, like a real pro
You could tell the moment he handled the tool that he was experienced!
That is so amazing. Good old guy sharing his skills, a trade that slowly disappears!! Salute !! 🙏
Great job for allowing him to share his skills, knowledge, Great job to you all
You made this fella’s day. He’s been eagerly waiting to use those well honed skills since he retired. ❤❤❤
A teacher who teaches is a wonderful teacher❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ The pupil will always remember this day.... You could always learn from a master teacher.. Sometimes I wish I could learn this too...❤❤
Hes quality proper old school..never want to stop working or banter..
When this happens in real life it costs little to listen to a journeyman who spent a significant portion of his life doing that work & took pride in it.
A lifelong journeyman is no master my friend. But yes still decent if not good advise as there's "all roads traveld," as they say
Rather a Master Çraftsman than a Journeyman.
Right, a journeyman if a beginner, right? We should say this man appears to be a master
A journeyman is like minimum 7 years, not really a beginner @maureenbanks3702
What listening, dude straight up went to work
Pulls over to keep the young chaps in shape, this man's a gem ❤
He twirls that trowel like a sidearm🥶. Seems like a cool old chap👍👍
Love it, to see this man still have passion for a career he's obviously done for years. I hope everyone finds this .
I'm a tree surgeon, 60. My employer and dear friend 71. He still is a climber, he hates feeling useless, so still gets out there.💪🇺🇲
@hsp8601 Wow!
When you find that thing that you're really good at and lucky enough to get paid for that job you get pretty enthusiastic
@@joshs3775 Love what you do for a living... It's not a job, it's living
Framer and love it
My dad was a chef and watched a young cook trying to cut the rind off a large slab of bacon having a great deal of difficulty..calmly walked over and whacked the large slab on a nearby butcher block several times, then proceeded to easily cut the rind off b4 quietly handing the knife back to the grateful cook..good memories!!
I love old brickmasons like that. Hard-working and what this world needs. Good ole boys.
That guy came over waving that trowel around like he was a Jedi 😂
But it was all scipted peiple believe everything on youtube😂😂😂
That’s a good example of they just don’t make them like they used to. That’s the definition of a real man proud to go to work instead of complaining! He obviously really loved his job and took extreme pride in it one of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time! This is what we need to teach our future generations take pride in what you do it’s not only about the money, of course money helps, but you have to take pride in the work you do to make that big money!
These the kind of old people I appreciate and you rarely see em😢
Love seeing younger and older people wnjoying the same thing, this is the meanig of life guys
That’s freaking cool. I’m just like this when it comes to working on cars. I’ll help just for the fun and expect no money. It just feels good to hear it running properly
It's awesome to see a man with many years of experience show up to lay a few.
That's a man that respects his work
Quality clip 😊The Young Brickie takes it in good humor!
That’s a dude who loves his work and takes pride with his name on his work hells ya
“Giv me that fackin’ trowel”. Legend….
My dad was a brickie for 30 years. So proud of him.
A brickie sounds like an insult
@@martijnstrobbe9786 not in Australia it's not. Maybe go scour the internet for something else to find insulting since you clearly have no life
@@martijnstrobbe9786 btw you sound like an insult
@@sarebear4351Why the hostility Sarebear?
@@martijnstrobbe9786they called Brickies in Australia no insult
Mason's are my favorite to work around. I remember a family that had every generation on the job and gramps would talk so much trash the whole time. 😂😂😂 was priceless too watch them work
I don’t think y’all truly understand what this man did and made it look effortless.
Walked up talking shit , all while doing trowel flips, this man was analyzing which brick was next , what side is facing out, and put exactly the right amount of mud. Bravo sir bravo👏
Y'all? Wth is that (as its not in the British vernacular)?
@@jaxcoss5790 y’all…(you all)
@@jaxcoss5790whoa almost like people around the world all talk a lil differently
Y'all basically means( you all )... sound it out its not hard work out
@@jammerh7633he’s British that explains it
You know he's skilled when he flips something.
We need more men that are proud to learn and work the trades. Salute to that absolute legend!
Sadly our economic system punishes anyone that’s not a banker, a lawyer or a landlord….
It’s almost as if guilds and unions were a good thing for tradesmen.
The confidence to spin a trowel hes never held, the weight and balance of it. Natural
These are always coolest dudes at work ahaha loves showing off shit he learned
Look at that spade twirling! This man’s a rock star, literally. Better than any drummer I’ve ever seen! I. Love. This. Video!
When you’re retired, decided to take a walk and happen to come across someone performing something he’s skilled at.
Step aside and humor him. You’ll learn so much in that short time for free. Plus, the potential to create a wonderful friendship.
Priceless, learning from an elder.
It's sad how often some people and kids especially nowadays disregard their elders knowledge and advice.
fact
Plus you can take a break and the wall still gets built!
Love how 'White Cap' dude felt intimidated enough to arm himself with a spirit level...
This is the type of legend no one sees on site anymore
Sad anit do see much of the same "crack"being had these days
Yo, that guy could walk up on my job ANY DAY if he’s just gonna start working like that 😂
That's one of those guys that can help you do literally anything. nice
This is what social media SHOULD BE great video
THANK YOU watching made me feel GOOD
THANKS AGAIN friend great video
I love this guy, his work is something he loved you can tell.😊
You could tell that man’s old school he knows what he’s doing, and can talk some shit 😂
I think you can tell he's old school because he's a fcking grandpa mate
And those are the best ones ❤
@@DieEineMieze don’t be a fkn smart ass boy
@@DieEineMieze don’t be a smart ass little boy
Thanks for letting that man share in the work. You see, it's not the work, but the connection to those who are still doing it. Retirement and loneliness is a very sad thing and few notice it.
"I've forgotten more than you know" hahaha gold
Nothing is more attractive than hard working men!!!!!
Bless them all!!!!
❤🙏🕊️🤩❤️
No matter the kind of job, there's someone who's gonna be able to cover it top tier style.
Blessings to that man. He knows his business
Dude has skills.... Mad respect to him and his generation, from a Sparky 👌🙂
Harder and harder to find. A knowledgeable craftsman who knoss his job. And is good at it to boot. We miss these ppl already.❤❤❤❤
FACT!!!!