I just quit my factory job too. They don't train you well. And when you start learning yourself, the coworkers hate you for it. I felt that they just want to disqualify you. They want you to struggle. The job itself wasn't hard but people were crazy and toxic. No respect. No inclusion. I was still in training. 4 weeks and I just walked out on them. No job is worth your mental health. You have to feel appreciated at your job.
Well if your employer and fellow employees gaslite you and treat you like a candidate for humanity, making you constantly doubt your self they can feel better about their selves, not to mention you're easier to control that way. It's a very insecure form of leadership and buisness structure in my opinion.
Been working factory jobs about 20 years, people usualy dont like it when you try to change things... in one company everybody turned against me.. usualy coworkers turn against you if they see your more capable.. you know i dont want to go to work and compete against idiots 24/7.. people think its natural, well its not.
Yes! I’m in quality well I just quit the factory job! They take it personal when I bring back the bad work and the people are very toxic I’m going to do an at home customer service job. I can make $20.00 an hour and be home!
Quit my machining job yesterday, just became tired of wasting my life as well, i didn’t say anything i just walked out. I feel the whole being frightened about the future but it’s about being happy i don’t want to waste 40-50 years doing the same thing and not making an impact or helping people in a way that makes me happy.
If you wanted an update, I’ve been doing my own thing still making great money with great people and leaving the factory life was the best decision of my life!
I’m Currently working at a factory and only been there six months and tired of being treated like a animal who doesn’t get the respect he needs or wants. I’m thinking of going back to my old job at least there I know people and they give me respect that I need. Thanks for sharing your story. It’s against my philosophy to walk out but it’s getting to the point where I might break that philosophy. Thanks for listening.
Seneca "You act like mortals in all that you fear and like immortals in all that you desire". People are given plenty of time in life, its just that the majority of them waste it. A philosophy of not quitting to me sounds like you're afraid to stand up for what is right for you. There is no shame in quitting a job that treats you like a cow with a cattle tag. If they're doing that to you the obviously you mean nothing to them so why should you return them the same respect???
@@honestjason7854 , well said , they don't give a fuck about us , why we have to care about them , in my last job im just quit and walked out didn't need to tell anyone . Next day they were called me and im let them known that .
I honestly think about the stuff you say too. Shits fucking depressing. I’m only 20 and I’ve been working at this factory for a year now. It’s so mind numbing and just depressing. There’s days I just break down and just want to quit life itself. It’s hard to find something you like when you’re young and dumb. I just wished I can’t break out of this and find an income that makes me happy.
Currently 23, did some dispatching but ultimately led me back to factory work. I’m getting depressed. People so “oh you’re young you’ll figure it out” and I am conscious of the fact that the years start coming and they don’t stop comin. I want to break the rat race !
I needed to hear this especially right now. I used to work at a factory and I quit after six years I don't feel like spending my remaining days working as a robot. All factories see you as is numbers and bodies that's it.
Just gave in my notice into my employer, was working at a factory job too, and for virtually the exact same reasons why you quid you job. Nice to know im not alone and not crazy, Im going back to school. And plan to travel, thanks Jason.
Alt Right Keyboard awesome glad to hear it! What are you going to school for and where are you gonna travel. I might have some suggestions from where I traveled ;)
Felt the same I've just quit my factory job. Going to be 30 soon so thought fuck this. Going to college to study carpentry am lucky my brother is a carpenter and said he will train me can't wait to start my apprenticeship with him.
I got written up for my fifth call off in 4 months yesterday at my shitty factory job. I didn't even feel bad. I know I won't be there long. There's more to life than doing 12 hour shifts in a metal box that's 100° and no ventilation. Fuck that. All i know is freedom is all I truly desire.
Quitting my factory job back in 2012 was probably the best decision of my life, starting there was probably the worst. I worked the night shift 9pm to 7am with only 2 20 minute breaks Monday to Friday for 5 years at a cake factory. My only job was to place 30,000 plastic pots onto a production line each shift by hand, nobody spoke, there where no windows and the radio played the same 25 songs every night. I had been feeling depressed for about 2 years then the last 3 or 4 months on the job it got really bad, it felt like I was a prisoner stuck on a loop doing the same boring monotonous tasks at the same time in the same place every day. I got ready for work on a Monday just sitting there looking at the clock ticking when I thought fuck it I can't do this shit any more and I never went back to that place. The boss called me and I explained how I felt he gave me 2 weeks off to think about what I want to do but I had already made my mind up. Today im working part time processing orders for an online store, it's a nice desk job with great people and the freedom to take breaks whenever I want, my side gig im a photographer for a advertising agency and life is good.
Wow…I clicked on this video and didn’t expect to hear such a deep story. It’s honestly really inspiring 💯 you chose to leave money for human connection and that’s completely understandable. At the end of the day, money is temporary, but a couple of really close friends will last you forever.
Yes and no. Money makes the world go around and your true friends should hold you back from that either. It's all a balancing act isn't it? Friends, Romance, Family, making a living and being happy doing all those things
@@honestjason7854Money helps you survive and live a more luxurious life. That is about it. Once you have enough to survive and do the things you want, more money will not make you happier. Happiness mainly comes from human connection, health, and doing the things you love. You can have all the money in the world, but without those 3 things in your life you will be miserable
Lol. I've wanted to get a production job for the longest time and just come into work and be a shit. Crack a beer right at lunch and just see what it takes to get fired.
I used to think the same. Til they finally started paying me decently. Started at 21 an hour . Now year 3 at 28.90 and a raise every year with no cap. I just don’t tell my coworkers my wage now. We all make different pay. Some make more and some make less. There is no point of asking how much they make because they earned that pay in there yearly review. Factory work is good if you work 12 hours. I work 12 hours for only half a year and made 63k last year net only working half the year. I recommend if you are interested in factory work. Find a big one that has a lot of learning potential like refineries. Don’t apply to easy factory jobs. People who have years of factory experience, know what I’m talking about.
I worked 4 years in manufacturing in Mequon Wisconsin. They did a "kyson" study which was about really working us into the ground, after which I started having back spasms due to my new work table. Ask the CEO for an accommodation, he says to my face " it sounds to me like you're trying to set us up for a workman's comp claim". Three stupid write ups about nothing later they fired me for "insubordination" 3 weeks before Christmas. Got a lawyer and appealed my unemployment and I of course won. What I learned was in manufacturing its all about the CEO and the shareholders and the worker doesn't really matter. The good news is these horror stories get passed around then the newer generation says "I don't want that happening to me". Harley Davidson used to be the premier manufacturing job in Milwaukee and I hear their starting assembler pay is 27k a year? Why would you don your steal toe shoes to do back breaking repetitive assembly work in a noisy awful environment for 27k when you can drive a truck with a comfortable seat for Walmart making 80k+ per year? Do yourself a big favor, let the "elites" and their spoiled brat kids do the work...
Share holder supremecy was an idea that started in the 70s and is now fundamental in all businesses in the us unfortunately. Now with all this anti work stuff going on out there and the opportunity presented by covid meaning people could stay home and realize they hated what they were doing hopefully things change. I am personally all for the automation of factories.
The fact that I went months, 5 years ago working 12 hr horrible shifts. To now working less. Remote. And 10 dollars more really puts it into perspective. Factory /warehouse. Is horrible work with bad money. They prey on the desperate and don’t care at all about you.
@@chungusbandit insurance/ inbound and out ball calls. Taking claims and marking them down on callenders etc. I started with no experience. My fiancé has a degree in cyber security so she’s the one who kinda influence me that this is the way. When I had no experience i put down on my resume I had some experience in inbound/ outbound calling before. My first remote job didn’t really look into my work history claim . So it worked out perfect for my new job now because I had experience from my previous. It’s do able. Maybe have to fib a little here and there to get your first job if you have no experience.but who cares it’s worth it.
@@chungusbandit insurance/ inbound&outbound calls, marking calendars etc. if you have no experience in remote jobs I just encourage you to fib a little here and there on you on your resume just to secure your first job lol. Then you’ll have actual’& real experience if you do get a new job. Just like what I did. They’ll train you for whatever . They just want to know if you’ve done similar things to what they are asking for. In most jobs. Gotta do what you gotta do.
What pisses me off is when u quit these factory jobs they take it so seriously like dude this is America u can quit a job. Some of us are not qualified to be in a factory job
Just quit my door to door sales job. Was absolutely brutal and the hours were insane. I felt like a slave. The people I worked with were nice, but it wasn’t for me. I have bigger ambitions to be an entrepreneur
I just did so and feel good, i worked in a warehouse.... and its just pointless, i understand someone has to do it, its matter of time, machines will do that, i mean, even Amazon is getting more and more automatized.. but thats not important here... there is no meaning in doing this. Working whole life here, getting home late, basically have a free time only thru weekend and you are tired so, you dont want to do shit anyway. You save up money, so you can go on a summer holiday for a 14 days max... and thats the every year's reward. Thats not a life, so i quit it, i dont have much of a money saved up, so everything is unsure, but i applied as a caretaker in a home for a handicapped people, its not an easy job, they pay is maybe even lower then in my previous job, but.. there is more free time and its definitely more meaningful job then packaging orders like an NPC, every day same. I would love to travel... but, that requies money, so i am planning to make some and just travel and see where t it gets me, maybe i will return afterwards, dissapointed and broke.. well, it would be most likely broke, but at least with some good experiences.
You sound very defeated after spending the time you have working this job. It sucks the life out of you thats for sure! Ill be honest I make probably half what I did before yet have more extra money. When i was making that big factory check i wouldn't manage my money very well and it sounds like thats the same for you? I went through a couple years being broke AF wondering what I'm going to eat for the week but that experience taught me to manage my money because I got so sick of it. On a side note i was aware of the feeling of being broke and was appreciative of the time i was being broke because i knew it would create this hunger in me to not go through that again. Keep that in mind as much as you can. I would honestly suggest finding a trade job traveling if you don't have a degree to use. Maybe take a job that pays crazy amount and just quit after 6 months and travel for 3 months on a budget and work the entire time while you travel. A good question to ask your self for work is what skills do you have to use while traveling? I personally have lots of experience in machinery, welding, mechanical, and now landscaping/excavating skills to use plus i learn really quick witch is a skill in its own. I would suggest take some time to recharge though you will definitely need it. Anyway just food for thought. Keep us posted with what all happens in the future and dont be scared to hit me up if you need some advice to get through this.
Thanks for this Jason. I just got out of the military and decided to hop into a job too soon. I’m probably gonna quit next week. The monotony and lack of skill isn’t worth it for me but what makes me feel bad are the people staying there. I don’t really need this job since I have support but the people over there can’t say the same because they are the support ! I’ll probably try to find another job or just wait for 2 months until school starts since I get payed to attend school as a veteran. My girlfriend dealt with this same issue too after getting out and just hated it so it’s good to see us veterans aren’t alone. Thanks again Jason !
I feel you Got a factory job to because my friend convinced me it was easy I was trying to escape the restaurant industry to find slower paced even steady job The head of the let me in by a hairs breath to give me a chance, to see how I did I wanted a 9-5 M-F normal job, paid holidays off and vacation time job The first day: ok ok not so bad, they put on the end of an assembly ish line and just had me fold boxes boxes at the end of the line because the machine of something was down, talked to a couple coworkers, seemed friendly, easy, ended day went home Walked off, feeling "oh this is easy" Next day, they have have none of the crew I worked and talked with on the first day, there was a pallet of about 400 boxes of..stuff..products boxes and the like..sat me at the end of the line once more and none of them spoke a single. word. of. English. They kept pointing at the boxes and pointing to the boxes gesturing for boxes to come down the line. They didn't speak in English, but all spoke in Spanish; back and forth to the manager of little things I couldn't understand.. making really tough to get the hang of anything because of the talking Spanish nonstop and pointing giggling turning to manager and cackling, turning to say more boxes They kept me doing that and unloading the boxes from the 400 stacks of pallets for 2 hours, then the girl manager comes out and switches with another guy who does speak English Who then has us spit the packages through a tape machine to the manager to put on a pallet and has me spitting the packages from the end of the packaging machine to the other He then pulls me aside and asks me to label the tapped pallet boxes, so I'm like ok, take a roll of stickers and quickly put them on the tapped boxes as fast as I can. The manager shakes his head and swears in Spanish, proceeds to yank the sticker off I just did and say do it again, but with more of a straight line So I try this a couple more times, trying to make it straight, but he yanks it again and tells to make it straighter, cursing under his breathe 2 hours of this, trying to appease this man on my first and a half, I look around, question if this is any better than restaurant wait until lunch walked out and just quit. I've never been so cetain from quitting a job in my life, they worked you thrice harder than restaurant for worse pay for in terms of work done and output, they treated you like shit and scoffef at you Luckily my Unemployment kicked in from the restaurant (because covid 2020 shut down restaurants) Found a better job doing janitoring, but turned that for data entry for covid It was the best job I've ever had, wasn't permanent but got an even better job Factory job was by far the 2nd to worst job I've ever had, if they didn't work you to the bone, theyd break you.. working 10 hour days I decided its be better to work at another job than this.
23 with a 1 year old and 2 year old. Doing good for myself have my own house vehicles paid off but I'm tired of factory work. I wanna come home to my kids happy and feeling great every day and not dread every second thinking about work. I'm big into sports (football) and coached for 4 years but that only pays at the end of the year and it's only 2k. I need out bad.
Think you should consider changing industries my man. Dont talk about it be about it. start reaching out to different companies and always have your family in mind. My suggestion would be to look for a small landscaping or excavating company and be very up front with them about how you want to be with your family. When i quit i switched industries entirely and it was a the best decision i ever made. Do something rather than sitting around thinking about it. That will help with the frustration I promise you. Message me what you have been doing i want to hear about it and ill offer up some ideas for finding other work.
Just found this video and i feel this %100. Im also from Wisconsin and see this way of life is the norm around here. I hope you found peace and a better way of life because you re right about one thing, we’re not meant for the stagnant way of life.
Oh? Awesome. What type of job was it? What made you finally make the decision?
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I am working 8 hours with only 15 minutes break on a 310$ monthly net wage. I feel like I can't take it anymore. I am feeling anxious, depressed. It is an abusive environment with toxic people. I am working three shifts and would do everything to find a less paying job but less stressful. At this point, I would even work part time for half the salary, only to be happy...
You should go to work and walk up to your boss and tell him you're sick of this shit. Not to be rebellious or anything like that but just for your own sake of knowing you finally stood up for your self. If you do i want to hear a short story of how it went and more importantly how you felt after words!
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@@honestjason7854 , I'm back here. Finally gave my 2 weeks notice. Couldn't feel any better. :)
Why thank you! yes i plan on making new videos. I have a script ready for my next one just working my booty off right meow. I also have a big list of other things i plan on talking about as well as redoing this vid since the audio isnt where i would like it.
Honest JT Trump talks about bringing back jobs to the US. Factory jobs. What is your thoughts on that? Are people skilled for these jobs? Where are these factories? People will have to relocate if they want these jobs. I'd love to see a video of you discussing these issues. Also, I liked your video. You sound genuine and realistic. I hope you do more.
Hey man I am so sorry! I didn't see your comment on here! I think with that question Ill make a video on it here in the coming weeks. I'm currently rebuilding my pc so I can start making more consistent content for people.
I know the question was meant for OP but here is my two cents: I can't understand why anyone would willingly, if given another decent paying option, work in manufacturing. I always hated how politicians like Trump would dress in blue jeans and flannel and pretend to be one of the working class. Same with Tim Ryan and the other faux-democrats. Wanting to bring back manufacturing and (in the case of Trump) mining is the equivalent of wanting to bring back lobotomies, shock therapy, and DDT baths.
I worked as a welder in many different factories for 10 years. I finally quit on a whim. I now work in the school system and I am genuinely content with where I am.
I am so happy for you! Whats cool is now you have a really good skill in welding. I worked welding for years and am very grateful for the level of skill that repetitiveness gave to me. Do you think you will ever use your welding skillz again?
@@Styxswimmer i meant personally is all. Like welding exhaust pipes making table legs repairing your lawn mower because you ran over a stump and thought it would be fine. that sort of thing?
@@honestjason7854 oh. I suppose if a family member needed a weld job done I would as a courtesy. But professionally, no. Have you found a good job yet?
Absolutely and more. I'm in Missouri, outside of St. Louis. I remember the engineers wife bragging about her husbands salary, my husband (ex) was making 20, 000 more a year then her husband doing a trade.
That's how I'm starting to feel. Ive worked as a teacher, a truck driver, a bus driver, I've worked in restaurants, in fast food/service. Even worked at a coffee shop. I thought I wanted to get into factory work, but now I'm hearing the same complaints everyone has in all the jobs I just left. Seems like nobody nowhere is happy with their work. Maybe it's just working itself that sucks.
I am so proud of you Jason...I found this video today...never saw it before. I know you are filming like I did when I got into making and sharing....keep it up...keep sharing. This is so awesome that you did this film. Also Jason helped me get my goPro working cuz Im not savey with this stuff. He is patient and awesome. Thanks Jason
I am thinking of quitting my factory job.I’m 18 a few months out of high school. The job itself is ok and tolerable but the hours are going to sky rocket big time in a week or so.I really feel that I’m going to waste my life and time there while getting stressed and not being able to fall asleep at night.I don’t know what to do
@@honestjason7854 they are going to be getting a lot more orders which means more monitory overtime. I feel i am wasting my time there when i could be working a lower paying job but be able to find what makes me happy and what i really want to to with my life
factory killed my sister because of their negligence she was 32 and she only got compensated 30k for a life altering disability it was got within a year.
What skills do you have beside it? And what part of the world do you live in? I really wouldn't recommend quitting the way i did as i basically said screw it to my bills for about 4 months that really ruined my credit.
@@honestjason7854 that right there is what terrifies me. I dont know where else to go. I'm currently a truck driver but I want to get out of it. Saw production line jobs can pay anywhere from 16-22 something an hour and thought I'd give it a go. Now I'm listening to yall and hearing this sucks too. It seems like there are just no good jobs out there. Hope you found something you enjoy doing.
@@zenmasterjack3873 yes I started my own landscape buisness. Pulling in about 35k. Month right meow. There are great jobs out there. You just have to look and get creative with your search. A change of industry could be a great thing for you.
@@zenmasterjack3873 The important part is to actually look and be a little different. I would recommend looking for some sort of small business, something more mom and pop if you know what i mean. You will mean much more to a company like that than for any large entities out there.
I miss my factory job... I use to workout everyone i got out and enjoy my money going out and doing new stuff. It's all a perspective, and not a problem.
some people just want to pay the bills and hang in there until weekends and vacation. they dont know any other reality. for me it was too dreary and i'd almost rather have a labor job and get some excercise. some engineers are really out of shape and look miserable but that goes for a lot of jobs@@honestjason7854
i gotta plan im living out of my truck i work at a creamery(factory) i was surprised thatt i like it but i dont have a life working 5pm-5am its good money but im giving myself til dec 2020 im trying to save 40-50k then im done with full time factory work im moving to nashville and getting a trade of some sort while working at a grocery store or amazon im happy and tired rn but once im done working here im gonna be really happy but youre right you just work your life away in a factory im 24 been in factory work since i was 20 hated every second of it. when i meet a new woman im embarassed to tell her what i do.good luck in the future bro and im glad to here people thinking like me i was very depressed til now cuz i didnt know what my future holds nowi know it feels great
@@markow.3054 Yea, I currently work in a factory making nothing. But i dont have a choice because i have no money. I need help, and dont want to just quit. Any suggestions. Its not even a hire in position either, but quitting when i have no money would obviously be dumb
Keith W tbh I was in the same position man I’m living out of my car it kinda sux but I feel real good cuz I save 90% of my checks my money has stacked very quick I’m doin it til summer 2021 I’ll have at least 50k saved then I’m gonna go learn a trade
@@markow.3054 thats what i hope to do with this temp job, but it would take a long time to save 40k with the starting wage. Its great to hear your plans, i hope it works out for you.
Factories always sucked to me doing the same thing too much same machines. Temp agency suck also. That is where all the factories jobs be at too temp agencies. I am at the point now I rather just get my own buisness hopefully soon it will happen. I am 40 now so I ain't trying to be waiting too much longer before I work for myself.
Walk out. It was the best feeling in the world knowing they didn't own me anymore. Took me years to break the toxic habits and victim mentality though.
Dont fall victim to the fear mongering that our society has conditioned you to believe. Its ok to value your time and put it somewhere where its appreciated. Seneca wrote “You act like mortals in all that you fear, and like immortals in all that you desire” think about that.
Hey man i took some time and made a video response to your comment here. It ended up longer than i would have liked but there is some useful info in there check it out and let me know if it helped at all. th-cam.com/video/f2KOugxGl90/w-d-xo.html
Mannnnn I had work this morning and called off not feeling it I’ve only been there two 2 months and they killing me with 6 day work weeks already I personally think that’s insane at 12hr a shift
Some crazy people like that stuff. I've herd of a factory locally here that thinks if they can keep someone for a year that that is long enough. They basically expect 1 year turn overs.
No one laying on their deathbed wishes they had spent more time at the office. I took a decent pay cut to get out of the RV sector and I'm happier than ever. Money doesn't equal happiness.
Its not always about what you make. At least not for me. I make nearly 10k less than the job i talked about in the video now but i have side hustles i do that i have no idea what i make with those. The difference is that I am infinitely happier.
@@honestjason7854 Nice, Looks like you have a good pc setup look into streaming on twitch or fb gaming seem like you have a personality for it as a side gig.
Me rn! It’s not the first time I’ve walked out of a factory but this one is the worst company I’ve ever worked for. Tbh man $50k sucks for pay. I’m an industrial electrician and make maybe $45k a year and the shot I deal with every night and not knowing when I will be off again they always last minute make us work weekend and they make it mandatory. I have an education in the trade and many year’s experience but they don’t care. I’m over it. I’ve really never been burned out on a job as bad as this. Hang in there man the weight once it comes off your shoulders is an amazing feeling! Enjoy your freedom!
@@dotsys95 well, I’m still fairly young so I’m starting a paid intern at this trades institute from the right track program this summer. It might’ve been my age but a factory to me was so demoralizing.
I just quit my factory job too. They don't train you well. And when you start learning yourself, the coworkers hate you for it. I felt that they just want to disqualify you. They want you to struggle. The job itself wasn't hard but people were crazy and toxic. No respect. No inclusion. I was still in training. 4 weeks and I just walked out on them. No job is worth your mental health. You have to feel appreciated at your job.
Well if your employer and fellow employees gaslite you and treat you like a candidate for humanity, making you constantly doubt your self they can feel better about their selves, not to mention you're easier to control that way. It's a very insecure form of leadership and buisness structure in my opinion.
Been working factory jobs about 20 years, people usualy dont like it when you try to change things... in one company everybody turned against me.. usualy coworkers turn against you if they see your more capable.. you know i dont want to go to work and compete against idiots 24/7.. people think its natural, well its not.
Yes! I’m in quality well I just quit the factory job! They take it personal when I bring back the bad work and the people are very toxic I’m going to do an at home customer service job. I can make $20.00 an hour and be home!
Quit my machining job yesterday, just became tired of wasting my life as well, i didn’t say anything i just walked out. I feel the whole being frightened about the future but it’s about being happy i don’t want to waste 40-50 years doing the same thing and not making an impact or helping people in a way that makes me happy.
If you wanted an update, I’ve been doing my own thing still making great money with great people and leaving the factory life was the best decision of my life!
Nicholas Sapp another update?
40-50 years? the hell???. I can't even last for a year at my place, 10 months then im outta there!
@@thicccysmalls7302 how do you make money?
@@dannylin5980 how its been brother i got factory shift in 4 hours cant sleep i wanna quit again and again
I’m Currently working at a factory and only been there six months and tired of being treated like a animal who doesn’t get the respect he needs or wants. I’m thinking of going back to my old job at least there I know people and they give me respect that I need. Thanks for sharing your story. It’s against my philosophy to walk out but it’s getting to the point where I might break that philosophy. Thanks for listening.
I held the same philosophy, but broke that after 3 days of factory work.
Seneca "You act like mortals in all that you fear and like immortals in all that you desire". People are given plenty of time in life, its just that the majority of them waste it. A philosophy of not quitting to me sounds like you're afraid to stand up for what is right for you. There is no shame in quitting a job that treats you like a cow with a cattle tag. If they're doing that to you the obviously you mean nothing to them so why should you return them the same respect???
@@honestjason7854 , well said , they don't give a fuck about us , why we have to care about them , in my last job im just quit and walked out didn't need to tell anyone . Next day they were called me and im let them known that .
That’s a dumb philosophy to have tbh because these companies could careless.
I honestly think about the stuff you say too. Shits fucking depressing. I’m only 20 and I’ve been working at this factory for a year now. It’s so mind numbing and just depressing. There’s days I just break down and just want to quit life itself. It’s hard to find something you like when you’re young and dumb. I just wished I can’t break out of this and find an income that makes me happy.
How are you doing brother?
@@dsanxcz3074he's dead now
Currently 23, did some dispatching but ultimately led me back to factory work. I’m getting depressed. People so “oh you’re young you’ll figure it out” and I am conscious of the fact that the years start coming and they don’t stop comin. I want to break the rat race !
Bro pls reach out I'm 23 too let's get in contact
Save some money and start a business or go back to school. You’ll make it out, just gotta have a plan
I needed to hear this especially right now. I used to work at a factory and I quit after six years I don't feel like spending my remaining days working as a robot. All factories see you as is numbers and bodies that's it.
The more of us that quit those jobs the quicker they will automate them. Let's all do interesting things with our lives instead.
Just gave in my notice into my employer, was working at a factory job too, and for virtually the exact same reasons why you quid you job. Nice to know im not alone and not crazy, Im going back to school. And plan to travel, thanks Jason.
Alt Right Keyboard awesome glad to hear it! What are you going to school for and where are you gonna travel. I might have some suggestions from where I traveled ;)
Felt the same I've just quit my factory job. Going to be 30 soon so thought fuck this. Going to college to study carpentry am lucky my brother is a carpenter and said he will train me can't wait to start my apprenticeship with him.
Awesome man! I just turned 30 and am so happy I quit before hand. sounds like you have a perfect chance to learn the industry
I got written up for my fifth call off in 4 months yesterday at my shitty factory job. I didn't even feel bad. I know I won't be there long. There's more to life than doing 12 hour shifts in a metal box that's 100° and no ventilation. Fuck that. All i know is freedom is all I truly desire.
50k a year after tax you just get around 35k a year , that's not much .
Quitting my factory job back in 2012 was probably the best decision of my life, starting there was probably the worst.
I worked the night shift 9pm to 7am with only 2 20 minute breaks Monday to Friday for 5 years at a cake factory.
My only job was to place 30,000 plastic pots onto a production line each shift by hand, nobody spoke, there where no windows and the radio played the same 25 songs every night.
I had been feeling depressed for about 2 years then the last 3 or 4 months on the job it got really bad, it felt like I was a prisoner stuck on a loop doing the same boring monotonous tasks at the same time in the same place every day.
I got ready for work on a Monday just sitting there looking at the clock ticking when I thought fuck it I can't do this shit any more and I never went back to that place.
The boss called me and I explained how I felt he gave me 2 weeks off to think about what I want to do but I had already made my mind up.
Today im working part time processing orders for an online store, it's a nice desk job with great people and the freedom to take breaks whenever I want, my side gig im a photographer for a advertising agency and life is good.
Just quit today, fuck factory work. I'd rather sell dope.
I refuse to work in a factory, but a friend of mine is burning out in a factory and it sucks watching that happen to her
I quit after working for 1 day and I never want to go back
Wow…I clicked on this video and didn’t expect to hear such a deep story. It’s honestly really inspiring 💯 you chose to leave money for human connection and that’s completely understandable. At the end of the day, money is temporary, but a couple of really close friends will last you forever.
Yes and no. Money makes the world go around and your true friends should hold you back from that either. It's all a balancing act isn't it? Friends, Romance, Family, making a living and being happy doing all those things
@@honestjason7854Money helps you survive and live a more luxurious life. That is about it. Once you have enough to survive and do the things you want, more money will not make you happier. Happiness mainly comes from human connection, health, and doing the things you love. You can have all the money in the world, but without those 3 things in your life you will be miserable
First day working production, currently sitting in the breakroom, definitely not coming tf back..
Lol. I've wanted to get a production job for the longest time and just come into work and be a shit. Crack a beer right at lunch and just see what it takes to get fired.
I used to think the same. Til they finally started paying me decently. Started at 21 an hour . Now year 3 at 28.90 and a raise every year with no cap. I just don’t tell my coworkers my wage now. We all make different pay. Some make more and some make less. There is no point of asking how much they make because they earned that pay in there yearly review. Factory work is good if you work 12 hours. I work 12 hours for only half a year and made 63k last year net only working half the year. I recommend if you are interested in factory work. Find a big one that has a lot of learning potential like refineries. Don’t apply to easy factory jobs. People who have years of factory experience, know what I’m talking about.
That's awesome you found a way to make it work. I wont deny there are quite a few good companies to work for out there.
You got this bro why slave at a factory when it’s people at call centers making just as much sitting in a cube it’s kind of a slap in the face
I worked 4 years in manufacturing in Mequon Wisconsin. They did a "kyson" study which was about really working us into the ground, after which I started having back spasms due to my new work table. Ask the CEO for an accommodation, he says to my face " it sounds to me like you're trying to set us up for a workman's comp claim". Three stupid write ups about nothing later they fired me for "insubordination" 3 weeks before Christmas. Got a lawyer and appealed my unemployment and I of course won. What I learned was in manufacturing its all about the CEO and the shareholders and the worker doesn't really matter. The good news is these horror stories get passed around then the newer generation says "I don't want that happening to me". Harley Davidson used to be the premier manufacturing job in Milwaukee and I hear their starting assembler pay is 27k a year? Why would you don your steal toe shoes to do back breaking repetitive assembly work in a noisy awful environment for 27k when you can drive a truck with a comfortable seat for Walmart making 80k+ per year? Do yourself a big favor, let the "elites" and their spoiled brat kids do the work...
Share holder supremecy was an idea that started in the 70s and is now fundamental in all businesses in the us unfortunately. Now with all this anti work stuff going on out there and the opportunity presented by covid meaning people could stay home and realize they hated what they were doing hopefully things change. I am personally all for the automation of factories.
The fact that I went months, 5 years ago working 12 hr horrible shifts. To now working less. Remote. And 10 dollars more really puts it into perspective. Factory /warehouse. Is horrible work with bad money. They prey on the desperate and don’t care at all about you.
What are you doing bro? If you don't mind me asking
@@chungusbandit insurance/ inbound and out ball calls. Taking claims and marking them down on callenders etc. I started with no experience. My fiancé has a degree in cyber security so she’s the one who kinda influence me that this is the way. When I had no experience i put down on my resume I had some experience in inbound/ outbound calling before. My first remote job didn’t really look into my work history claim . So it worked out perfect for my new job now because I had experience from my previous. It’s do able. Maybe have to fib a little here and there to get your first job if you have no experience.but who cares it’s worth it.
@@chungusbandit insurance/ inbound&outbound calls, marking calendars etc. if you have no experience in remote jobs I just encourage you to fib a little here and there on you on your resume just to secure your first job lol. Then you’ll have actual’& real experience if you do get a new job. Just like what I did. They’ll train you for whatever . They just want to know if you’ve done similar things to what they are asking for. In most jobs. Gotta do what you gotta do.
What pisses me off is when u quit these factory jobs they take it so seriously like dude this is America u can quit a job. Some of us are not qualified to be in a factory job
oh i bet youre plenty equipped to work the job its just too simple
Just quit my door to door sales job. Was absolutely brutal and the hours were insane. I felt like a slave. The people I worked with were nice, but it wasn’t for me. I have bigger ambitions to be an entrepreneur
I just did so and feel good, i worked in a warehouse.... and its just pointless, i understand someone has to do it, its matter of time, machines will do that, i mean, even Amazon is getting more and more automatized.. but thats not important here... there is no meaning in doing this. Working whole life here, getting home late, basically have a free time only thru weekend and you are tired so, you dont want to do shit anyway. You save up money, so you can go on a summer holiday for a 14 days max... and thats the every year's reward. Thats not a life, so i quit it, i dont have much of a money saved up, so everything is unsure, but i applied as a caretaker in a home for a handicapped people, its not an easy job, they pay is maybe even lower then in my previous job, but.. there is more free time and its definitely more meaningful job then packaging orders like an NPC, every day same. I would love to travel... but, that requies money, so i am planning to make some and just travel and see where t it gets me, maybe i will return afterwards, dissapointed and broke.. well, it would be most likely broke, but at least with some good experiences.
You sound very defeated after spending the time you have working this job. It sucks the life out of you thats for sure! Ill be honest I make probably half what I did before yet have more extra money. When i was making that big factory check i wouldn't manage my money very well and it sounds like thats the same for you? I went through a couple years being broke AF wondering what I'm going to eat for the week but that experience taught me to manage my money because I got so sick of it. On a side note i was aware of the feeling of being broke and was appreciative of the time i was being broke because i knew it would create this hunger in me to not go through that again. Keep that in mind as much as you can. I would honestly suggest finding a trade job traveling if you don't have a degree to use. Maybe take a job that pays crazy amount and just quit after 6 months and travel for 3 months on a budget and work the entire time while you travel. A good question to ask your self for work is what skills do you have to use while traveling? I personally have lots of experience in machinery, welding, mechanical, and now landscaping/excavating skills to use plus i learn really quick witch is a skill in its own. I would suggest take some time to recharge though you will definitely need it. Anyway just food for thought. Keep us posted with what all happens in the future and dont be scared to hit me up if you need some advice to get through this.
Thanks for this Jason. I just got out of the military and decided to hop into a job too soon. I’m probably gonna quit next week. The monotony and lack of skill isn’t worth it for me but what makes me feel bad are the people staying there. I don’t really need this job since I have support but the people over there can’t say the same because they are the support ! I’ll probably try to find another job or just wait for 2 months until school starts since I get payed to attend school as a veteran. My girlfriend dealt with this same issue too after getting out and just hated it so it’s good to see us veterans aren’t alone. Thanks again Jason !
Best of luck to you!
How long were you there
I feel you
Got a factory job to because my friend convinced me it was easy
I was trying to escape the restaurant industry to find slower paced even steady job
The head of the let me in by a hairs breath to give me a chance, to see how I did
I wanted a 9-5 M-F normal job, paid holidays off and vacation time job
The first day: ok ok not so bad, they put on the end of an assembly ish line and just had me fold boxes boxes at the end of the line because the machine of something was down, talked to a couple coworkers, seemed friendly, easy, ended day went home
Walked off, feeling "oh this is easy"
Next day, they have have none of the crew I worked and talked with on the first day, there was a pallet of about 400 boxes of..stuff..products boxes and the like..sat me at the end of the line once more and none of them spoke a single. word. of. English. They kept pointing at the boxes and pointing to the boxes gesturing for boxes to come down the line. They didn't speak in English, but all spoke in Spanish; back and forth to the manager of little things I couldn't understand.. making really tough to get the hang of anything because of the talking Spanish nonstop and pointing giggling turning to manager and cackling, turning to say more boxes
They kept me doing that and unloading the boxes from the 400 stacks of pallets for 2 hours, then the girl manager comes out and switches with another guy who does speak English
Who then has us spit the packages through a tape machine to the manager to put on a pallet and has me spitting the packages from the end of the packaging machine to the other
He then pulls me aside and asks me to label the tapped pallet boxes, so I'm like ok, take a roll of stickers and quickly put them on the tapped boxes as fast as I can.
The manager shakes his head and swears in Spanish, proceeds to yank the sticker off I just did and say do it again, but with more of a straight line
So I try this a couple more times, trying to make it straight, but he yanks it again and tells to make it straighter, cursing under his breathe
2 hours of this, trying to appease this man on my first and a half, I look around, question if this is any better than restaurant wait until lunch walked out and just quit.
I've never been so cetain from quitting a job in my life, they worked you thrice harder than restaurant for worse pay for in terms of work done and output, they treated you like shit and scoffef at you
Luckily my Unemployment kicked in from the restaurant (because covid 2020 shut down restaurants)
Found a better job doing janitoring, but turned that for data entry for covid
It was the best job I've ever had, wasn't permanent but got an even better job
Factory job was by far the 2nd to worst job I've ever had, if they didn't work you to the bone, theyd break you.. working 10 hour days I decided its be better to work at another job than this.
Good for you.
@@honestjason7854 you too
Hope you found what you needed 🙂
@@HackersSun I did and i plan on making more videos hopefully this winter about the things ive learned over the last 6 years
@@honestjason7854 oooh!
Good! I look forward to it
23 with a 1 year old and 2 year old. Doing good for myself have my own house vehicles paid off but I'm tired of factory work. I wanna come home to my kids happy and feeling great every day and not dread every second thinking about work. I'm big into sports (football) and coached for 4 years but that only pays at the end of the year and it's only 2k. I need out bad.
Think you should consider changing industries my man. Dont talk about it be about it. start reaching out to different companies and always have your family in mind. My suggestion would be to look for a small landscaping or excavating company and be very up front with them about how you want to be with your family. When i quit i switched industries entirely and it was a the best decision i ever made. Do something rather than sitting around thinking about it. That will help with the frustration I promise you. Message me what you have been doing i want to hear about it and ill offer up some ideas for finding other work.
Just found this video and i feel this %100. Im also from Wisconsin and see this way of life is the norm around here. I hope you found peace and a better way of life because you re right about one thing, we’re not meant for the stagnant way of life.
I did. I started my own business. We're on pur 3rd year. Year one was 62k in two months. Year 2 187k in 7 m9nths and this year 430k in 7 months.
@@jasonthomas8363 wow man that is awesome! Thanks for the update this is truly inspiring!
Just quit my job today so thanks for sharing!
Oh? Awesome. What type of job was it? What made you finally make the decision?
I am working 8 hours with only 15 minutes break on a 310$ monthly net wage. I feel like I can't take it anymore. I am feeling anxious, depressed. It is an abusive environment with toxic people. I am working three shifts and would do everything to find a less paying job but less stressful. At this point, I would even work part time for half the salary, only to be happy...
You should go to work and walk up to your boss and tell him you're sick of this shit. Not to be rebellious or anything like that but just for your own sake of knowing you finally stood up for your self. If you do i want to hear a short story of how it went and more importantly how you felt after words!
@@honestjason7854 , I'm back here. Finally gave my 2 weeks notice. Couldn't feel any better. :)
@ there is plenty of work out there. Good for you find something better!
I'm being interviewed for a sales job. Hopefully I'll get it, so that I can quit this Factory job for good.
Thank you Jason for inspiring others to build the life they want. I hope you continue to make videos.
Why thank you! yes i plan on making new videos. I have a script ready for my next one just working my booty off right meow. I also have a big list of other things i plan on talking about as well as redoing this vid since the audio isnt where i would like it.
I quit my factory job on the first day it was a night shift and I was crumbling physically and mentally, I was 15.
Honest JT Trump talks about bringing back jobs to the US. Factory jobs. What is your thoughts on that? Are people skilled for these jobs? Where are these factories? People will have to relocate if they want these jobs. I'd love to see a video of you discussing these issues. Also, I liked your video. You sound genuine and realistic. I hope you do more.
Hey man I am so sorry! I didn't see your comment on here! I think with that question Ill make a video on it here in the coming weeks. I'm currently rebuilding my pc so I can start making more consistent content for people.
I know the question was meant for OP but here is my two cents: I can't understand why anyone would willingly, if given another decent paying option, work in manufacturing. I always hated how politicians like Trump would dress in blue jeans and flannel and pretend to be one of the working class. Same with Tim Ryan and the other faux-democrats. Wanting to bring back manufacturing and (in the case of Trump) mining is the equivalent of wanting to bring back lobotomies, shock therapy, and DDT baths.
I worked as a welder in many different factories for 10 years. I finally quit on a whim. I now work in the school system and I am genuinely content with where I am.
I am so happy for you! Whats cool is now you have a really good skill in welding. I worked welding for years and am very grateful for the level of skill that repetitiveness gave to me. Do you think you will ever use your welding skillz again?
@@honestjason7854 nope. I don't even work in the private sector anymore. I left the RV industry and couldn't be happier.
@@Styxswimmer i meant personally is all. Like welding exhaust pipes making table legs repairing your lawn mower because you ran over a stump and thought it would be fine. that sort of thing?
@@honestjason7854 oh. I suppose if a family member needed a weld job done I would as a courtesy. But professionally, no. Have you found a good job yet?
50k at a factory job???
Yeah 21 an hr is where I'm headed now
Absolutely and more. I'm in Missouri, outside of St. Louis. I remember the engineers wife bragging about her husbands salary, my husband (ex) was making 20, 000 more a year then her husband doing a trade.
forget chasing a dream, i just hate work full stop, it drains the life out ya especially factory work.
That's how I'm starting to feel. Ive worked as a teacher, a truck driver, a bus driver, I've worked in restaurants, in fast food/service. Even worked at a coffee shop.
I thought I wanted to get into factory work, but now I'm hearing the same complaints everyone has in all the jobs I just left. Seems like nobody nowhere is happy with their work.
Maybe it's just working itself that sucks.
@@zenmasterjack3873 am learning to trade Forex, and stocks. That's my ticket out 😂 good luck to you
@@denisalbert2225 my man! I started doing crypto! Lol.
I am so proud of you Jason...I found this video today...never saw it before. I know you are filming like I did when I got into making and sharing....keep it up...keep sharing. This is so awesome that you did this film. Also Jason helped me get my goPro working cuz Im not savey with this stuff. He is patient and awesome. Thanks Jason
I am thinking of quitting my factory job.I’m 18 a few months out of high school. The job itself is ok and tolerable but the hours are going to sky rocket big time in a week or so.I really feel that I’m going to waste my life and time there while getting stressed and not being able to fall asleep at night.I don’t know what to do
use them or quit is my advice. Save some money up and move on before you buy something that you have to make payments on and feel trapped
@@honestjason7854 they are going to be getting a lot more orders which means more monitory overtime. I feel i am wasting my time there when i could be working a lower paying job but be able to find what makes me happy and what i really want to to with my life
Ive been working at this cheese factory for 7 years started when i was 18 now 26 and i hate it there its not a good environment no more i wanna leave
walk out, was the best thing i ever did
I like this guy. :)
factory killed my sister because of their negligence she was 32 and she only got compensated 30k for a life altering disability it was got within a year.
For everyone that quit this position what are the alternatives? I need help... I really hate this spot ...
What skills do you have beside it? And what part of the world do you live in? I really wouldn't recommend quitting the way i did as i basically said screw it to my bills for about 4 months that really ruined my credit.
@@honestjason7854 that right there is what terrifies me. I dont know where else to go.
I'm currently a truck driver but I want to get out of it. Saw production line jobs can pay anywhere from 16-22 something an hour and thought I'd give it a go.
Now I'm listening to yall and hearing this sucks too.
It seems like there are just no good jobs out there.
Hope you found something you enjoy doing.
@@zenmasterjack3873 yes I started my own landscape buisness. Pulling in about 35k. Month right meow. There are great jobs out there. You just have to look and get creative with your search. A change of industry could be a great thing for you.
@@honestjason7854 thanks buddy. Glad youre doing good now!
I'll keep looking. I know there's gotta be something out there I can be happy doing.
@@zenmasterjack3873 The important part is to actually look and be a little different. I would recommend looking for some sort of small business, something more mom and pop if you know what i mean. You will mean much more to a company like that than for any large entities out there.
Yea I hate my dam factory job the shit is depressing and horrible
Nothing made me feel better than quitting. Hands down the best decisions I've made that contributed to my over all happiness
I've honestly been fantasizing about getting a factory job that I know treats you like crap and just mess with the bosses until they fire me.
I miss my factory job... I use to workout everyone i got out and enjoy my money going out and doing new stuff. It's all a perspective, and not a problem.
Hey if it works for you that's great. It takes all types to make the world go around. It's just not for me at all
@@honestjason7854 i work in a hospital now, doing one of the easiest job. Dont give up till you do what makes you truly happy.
dude i did manufacturing for a year and there's so many ppl that just look at u with no soul. i had to leave
It is such a waste of life. For me and I think so many others. But some love it. I'm honestly all for automating everything
some people just want to pay the bills and hang in there until weekends and vacation. they dont know any other reality. for me it was too dreary and i'd almost rather have a labor job and get some excercise. some engineers are really out of shape and look miserable but that goes for a lot of jobs@@honestjason7854
i gotta plan im living out of my truck i work at a creamery(factory) i was surprised thatt i like it but i dont have a life working 5pm-5am its good money but im giving myself til dec 2020 im trying to save 40-50k then im done with full time factory work im moving to nashville and getting a trade of some sort while working at a grocery store or amazon im happy and tired rn but once im done working here im gonna be really happy but youre right you just work your life away in a factory im 24 been in factory work since i was 20 hated every second of it. when i meet a new woman im embarassed to tell her what i do.good luck in the future bro and im glad to here people thinking like me i was very depressed til now cuz i didnt know what my future holds nowi know it feels great
Everthing is great for me. ive worked a few landscape jobs now im starting my own buisness. Hang in there man!
@@honestjason7854 thank bro glad you made it out of that modern slavery and doin well for yourself
@@markow.3054 Yea, I currently work in a factory making nothing. But i dont have a choice because i have no money. I need help, and dont want to just quit. Any suggestions. Its not even a hire in position either, but quitting when i have no money would obviously be dumb
Keith W tbh I was in the same position man I’m living out of my car it kinda sux but I feel real good cuz I save 90% of my checks my money has stacked very quick I’m doin it til summer 2021 I’ll have at least 50k saved then I’m gonna go learn a trade
@@markow.3054 thats what i hope to do with this temp job, but it would take a long time to save 40k with the starting wage. Its great to hear your plans, i hope it works out for you.
Or you could just save your money and go to trade school and become certified in something you enjoy :)
Don't do that those school are scams, then you owe a student loan that you can't file bankruptcy on.
I love your view about life
6 years and no update, glad it worked out well for you 😅
Haha Im sorry! I really need to make another video! ALOT has happened since i made this video.
Great video!
Factories always sucked to me doing the same thing too much same machines. Temp agency suck also. That is where all the factories jobs be at too temp agencies. I am at the point now I rather just get my own buisness hopefully soon it will happen. I am 40 now so I ain't trying to be waiting too much longer before I work for myself.
make it happen man. i just filed my llc for my own buisness last week and am booking jobs already.
so what are you up to 5 years from now? coming from someone thats 22 and still works in a warehouse
I started my own business. Making about 30k a month these days.
@@honestjason7854 wow! what kind of business?
The first 30 seconds is me dead ass on the money
Why not try industrial automation? It's cleaner work
Been in a factory since 18 now 27 time for a change
Walk out. It was the best feeling in the world knowing they didn't own me anymore. Took me years to break the toxic habits and victim mentality though.
I lasted one night (3rd shift).
Should have given notice. Walking out hurts your chance of getting another job.
Dont fall victim to the fear mongering that our society has conditioned you to believe. Its ok to value your time and put it somewhere where its appreciated. Seneca wrote “You act like mortals in all that you fear, and like immortals in all that you desire” think about that.
Hey man i took some time and made a video response to your comment here. It ended up longer than i would have liked but there is some useful info in there check it out and let me know if it helped at all.
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I've never given a notice in my whole life and I'm 51, but then again I don't life on my knees.
tom tai that’s a lie, I’ve quit cold turkey on like 4 jobs.
@@Jv9569 same and I've been hired at the same job I've walked out on before 3 times
Mannnnn I had work this morning and called off not feeling it I’ve only been there two 2 months and they killing me with 6 day work weeks already I personally think that’s insane at 12hr a shift
Some crazy people like that stuff. I've herd of a factory locally here that thinks if they can keep someone for a year that that is long enough. They basically expect 1 year turn overs.
No one laying on their deathbed wishes they had spent more time at the office. I took a decent pay cut to get out of the RV sector and I'm happier than ever. Money doesn't equal happiness.
👏👏👏
No one ever mentions how much they make
Its not always about what you make. At least not for me. I make nearly 10k less than the job i talked about in the video now but i have side hustles i do that i have no idea what i make with those. The difference is that I am infinitely happier.
50k a year without college degree. Such a bad choice to quit
We make youtube videos about anything nowadays. I'm taking a shit right now. I should do a video about it.
Cool story bro. Did you also notice this video is almost 5 years old?
@@honestjason7854 does it matter?
Are you homeless now? How to you paying bill? Do you live in forest?
So live in truck?
this video was almost 5 years ago now. Im making more money now than i ever did. I ended up starting my own Landscaping business.
@@honestjason7854 Nice, Looks like you have a good pc setup look into streaming on twitch or fb gaming seem like you have a personality for it as a side gig.
@@hourz maybe i gave that a shot and wasn't really a big fan of twitch.
@@honestjason7854what made you take up landscaping?
and now your in the woods filming with a shitty camera... way to move up in the world...!
Me rn! It’s not the first time I’ve walked out of a factory but this one is the worst company I’ve ever worked for. Tbh man $50k sucks for pay. I’m an industrial electrician and make maybe $45k a year and the shot I deal with every night and not knowing when I will be off again they always last minute make us work weekend and they make it mandatory. I have an education in the trade and many year’s experience but they don’t care. I’m over it. I’ve really never been burned out on a job as bad as this. Hang in there man the weight once it comes off your shoulders is an amazing feeling! Enjoy your freedom!
This video is about 8 years old now I think. I'm doing good. Started my own business and make about 35k to 90k a month now.
@@honestjason7854what kind of business?
@@BetterThanYesterday69 Landscaping, we do all sorts of really decorative installs with a hardscaping specialty
I quit my factory job on the first day it was a night shift and I was crumbling physically and mentally, I was 15.
same but at 32. Hell on earth.
After one day? what do you do now?
@@dotsys95 well, I’m still fairly young so I’m starting a paid intern at this trades institute from the right track program this summer. It might’ve been my age but a factory to me was so demoralizing.