Alex working under pressure! Not the pressure of the rocks or task at hand. But of having to have someone who obviously is clueless directing the job! This video is painful to watch and a testament to Alex’s professionalism and patience! From the beginning of the video the vibe was off from how Alex operates. He didn’t properly show us how difficult it was to even get Big Flipper in there. Hats off to Alex! Josh, you guys “Pepe”s” have a consummate professional in Alex representing your Brand to the fullest. ✌️
I started watching this late last night. I think the sound of the ocean put me asleep. When I woke up the video was over. I went to bed and dreamed that big flipper had slid into the ocean. I had to get up and watch the video to make sure it was a dream. Thanks for sharing this terrific job.
From the title I thought this was about removing rocks that had fallen on a house, when, in fact, it's about lifting rock AT a beach house. More like a $25,000 house on a overpriced $975,000 lot.
I believe moving the largest rocks toward edge of property will be worst because now ocean waves will have easier path to house and large rocks will slide and roll down in future .
You can only hope boss guy sees this and realizes he’s not a very effective leader. But he probably won’t. Alex has had a few people like this. He is incredibly patient.
Yea he didn’t have the best communication but in these jobs you have to stack everything together in a very particular way or the water blows it out like it was it’s not surprising he’s not getting what he wants right away with a crane op he’s never used before and honestly chains are the wrong thing to lift bolder with for this using chains over old school lift straps made everything way harder than it needed to be
@@hj8607no it’s chains you want to be able to pull straps out without twisting the bolders like he wanted alex to do but chains will damage th and vise versa lifting straps will get torn up faster doing it but it lets you set in a basket then just yank them out with the truck Edit the wider foot print of the straps would help them sliding off too like the one they dropped to be clear you can use chain it’s just a lot harder than it needs to be that little small rock to get the chain off thing he did drive me nuts because the waves will move them and cause a shift in the wall changing the structure
I have always enjoyed watching Pepe's videos for the jobs they get as well as the technical expertise they constantly demonstrate. This guy in the blue shirt is the individual who needs to be told STFU and STFD. Just say what you need done and get out of the way and let the pro's do their work!
I'm only 14 minutes into the video and I've already heard enough from this guy. It seems like he's 'trying' to be helpful and make things efficient, but jesus christ dude just let these guys work.
soon as he started assembling the pole i am like that is going to be absolutely useless. i would have told the guy flat out if you want me to do it then tell me where you want them and let me do it and stay out of my way!
What a superb job to watch. Shows just how much you, Josh, can adapt to what is needed to get the job done right and safely. That old boy in the blue shirt was a complete pain in the neck, he needs to leave it to the expert - Jody my hero yet again.
Remember the King in Braveheart? Longshanks statement seems to fit nicely for you today, Alex🙄 “Who is this person that speaks to me as though I needed his advice?” 😉
Not only GREAT job to Alex in this demanding and very dangerous gig but also KUDO'S on the editing. You guys are hands down the best. I subscribe to several Rotator/Tow sites and you guys make it seem like were right there to witness SOLID professionals. All the best to Dad. He's still out there doing it all at his "young" age. God Bless and protect the entire Pepe's team.
No surprise on that last boulder. The foreman made a bad choice using one chain. Glad everyone was clear. Basket is a must. Moving boulders is probably some of the hardest rigging out there. You guys have been getting some over the top jobs lately. It's been quite a year so far. Alex is keeping pretty cool so far on this one. That foreman has got to be getting on everyone's nerves.
This is what makes these jobs so so interesting. These different jobs expand your mind & push your boundaries. You have to think outside the corners. This is what makes this company SHINE congrats guys well done😊
Alex thanks for the chuckle right off the bat. You musta read all the female comments! I try to be a lady most of the time; but I work dirty jobs. Changing clothes makes the difference! Love your work ethic, you are a treasure to Pepe's.
I'm sorry but this guy doing all the pointing and throwing orders needs to learn just because you can lift heavy objects doesn't mean you can swing something wherever. He needs to shut up and let you use your truck your way. Just saying. He wouldn't be worth 2 cents in Baltimore right now.
Eso es todo Alex Me gusta ver tus vídeos por ver el equipo y las grúas con las que trabajas pero sobre todo por la raza por ver a mi gente trabajar y oírlos hablar español me da mucho gusto y mucho orgullo. El otro día vi un vídeo creo que es cuando fuiste con un volteo en un basurero o no me acuerdo que vídeo era. Pero de lo que me acuerdo es que tú casco trae la bandera de México 🇲🇽me dio tanto orgullo de ver a gente trabajadora que se sienten orgullosos de sus raíces. Ánimo Alex
just a matter of time till that sea wall gives out it is already showing signs of being compromised! all the cracks and chipping salt air and water does a number on reinforced concrete and from the look of the deck on top of it they did not use pressure treated lumber when it was built
Buenas tardes, Alex, un bonito video, y un gran trabajo, es excelente como has llevado todo con control, y la habilidad para meter la grúa marcha atrás, entre las dos casas, con poco margen de maniobra. Saludos, ❤👏👍🖐️💪🇪🇦.Jesús.
Alex you did a great job!!! I love watching all of the video’s y’all put up. Wish there was more to see I’ve already watched everything that’s been done. I will have to admit that you have the patience of a saint. The boss man made me want to push off the cliff. Worker guys were pretty good and got the hang of it after a bit. Please keep the videos coming!! Tell Josh it time for him to get out of the office with hulk!!!😊😊
it sounded like they were originally acting as protection for the sea wall at that home and the surf caused them to be dislodged and collapse to the beach, this was just moving them back in place...
Hey Alex I feel for you man, at one time I was working on a landscape company with a architect that looked like this gentleman here, sometimes they think that moving rocks or 30’ feet trees on my case is like moving toothpicks with your hands. Anyway I understand very well this situation and feel for you and the crew. Good job 👍🏼.
I am amazed how close you got your gruck to the side of that home, without any damage to the home (for what I can aee by the video) .... aeaome work, Josh! ... This comment was intended for Peppe's Towing ... I hope this comment xoes not get posted to the next video I watch ... Smh
Watching the Baltimore 2:43 bridge salvage operations videos it makes me think Pepes should acquire one of those barges to put Hulk on and do some marine salvage.
I worked on the house with the rocks 12 yrs ago. Few yrs before that they removed the break wall replaced with rocks. Not the best idea Big storms would bring engine size rocks on to the patio and waves would crash over the house.
You accepted the challenge, and Alex admirably performed that challenge. The rock riggers learned a lot about rigging rocks, what we in the mid-west learn at an early age when digging and moving rocks out of the farm fields. Rocks are hard to figure out which way they want to slip out of their chains. But the rocks need to be put back in place (so they can be pushed back out into the ocean with the tide and wave action). Tractor tire chains are a big help to "net" the rocks. Good job and handled by Pepe very well.
What's up Bro, Alex the Man who takes no for no answer and Wonderful to watch as he takes care business,it's always that there always to comment about something he don't really know,keep up the great work AMIGO
Excellent performance Alex despite having the unwanted assistance of a rookie. The fact remains you will be called back or someone will be summoned in months to come to re-lift the boulders because the sea is not-forgiving as it will dislodge the biggest of stones to again rest elsewhere.
Watchin' the tide roll our and watch ir ollng again. Great Job Alex. Helpers did all right. Stick man was a little loose, but not bsd. This was a dynamight video. Thanks guys.
thats kinda neat not too often you see the rear most axle being the floater usually the very front of the rear set on most big wreckers. but talk about tight quarters wow
Wow I thought I'd seen it all but moving rocks it's a first now I see you guys at Pepe's move just about anything amazing 💯I love it say hello to papi CHULO ❤ joe 🌹
that was some thing totally different and wow just awsome job well done to you and the machine and the guys that was rigging the chains around the rocks as well
Too much help. Blue shirt take control Boss Guy. "Where's THE chain"? As if. There's a 30 foot one inch one buried in the middle of the tunnel. Get that one. Let's waste time countermanding his directions and explaining. "Let's get the chain off now" . . . Ya think? A good boss would know when to say where and then get out of the way. Good thing the Red shirt guys, their blue shirt compadre and Alex know what's going on. That second rock should do a pretty good job of taking out his deck when the rollers start crashing on the beach. Awkward placements. Not exactly cut stone. He is under a lot of stress, I'll give him that. Probably spent a lot of time on that deck thinking about it. " We got to keep moving". Let's ramp the stress up there some more. I figure a lot of outgoing tide time time was taken up in stationing the truck and getting it past that soffit. That is some close. Fuck me. 'Here. Catch this binder' tossing it down hill from 8 feet away, wobbly bits flying every which way. Bet that hurt. "Want me to get down there and help?" Hats off to everyone who kept their heads down, just kept going and didn't get crushed in the process. Job well done under trying circumstances. It's been said before, Alex has a wonderful temperament. Way better than mine. This is why I work for myself.
Nothing like wanting your million dollar plus view but not wanting to spend the money on a proper sea wall. Those rocks will just get shifted by king tides.
Alex 👍👍you need xtra money for this job. Those are some fast workers every once and awhile they seem to get a real boost. Alex I was worried about you that elderly lady was waiting on the other side of your truck 😁😁.
How does that old adage go about labor rates? LOL Standard rate X dollars, if you watch X dollars times two, If you help X dollars times five! The job is stressful enough, Mr. Blue shirt doesn't make it any easier. Not only does Alex have to watch what he and the crew are doing but he also has to watch Mr. Know-it-all's butt so he doesn't get in the way or hurt. I'm surprised the state of Calif. doesn't have a law about non-essential people in a work zone. You're a bigger man than I am Alex, good on ya for remaining professional.
I drove a crawler crane in my 20's in the Scottish Steelworks. I did a job one day for a manager who usually sat at a desk with a calculator. He explained what he wanted me to do. He then proceeded to tell me how to do my job. I said to him come up here and show me what you mean. He said I can't drive a crane. So I said I can, so butt out and let me do my job. Love , health and respect from Scotland UK.
No Disrespect to Big Flipper, Pepe’s should Wrap the Truck in Superman, because it’s always doing the hard jobs, and it never lets the company down, Alex always seems polite and professional, and deserves the Respect from Clients 😊
Alex you have lot of patience, you are a very good person
Alex working under pressure! Not the pressure of the rocks or task at hand. But of having to have someone who obviously is clueless directing the job! This video is painful to watch and a testament to Alex’s professionalism and patience! From the beginning of the video the vibe was off from how Alex operates. He didn’t properly show us how difficult it was to even get Big Flipper in there. Hats off to Alex! Josh, you guys “Pepe”s” have a consummate professional in Alex representing your Brand to the fullest. ✌️
yes sir.
I started watching this late last night. I think the sound of the ocean put me asleep. When I woke up the video was over. I went to bed and dreamed that big flipper had slid into the ocean. I had to get up and watch the video to make sure it was a dream. Thanks for sharing this terrific job.
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That is what makes your work so attractive, you rarely know what your next job is.
Thanks for this report.
See you next time.
Salute to Alex and the homies for working hard
The amount of patience Alex has amazes me. Great video..
The old man should tell Alex where he wants the rock, then, let Alex figure out how to get it there. 😢too many cooks.!
the rock should have went up his ass, since he knows so much about Alex's job.
Yeah, he had all the gear and no idea (he would have been wearing that pole, if he had waved it around near me 🙂 )
From the title I thought this was about removing rocks that had fallen on a house, when, in fact, it's about lifting rock AT a beach house. More like a $25,000 house on a overpriced $975,000 lot.
my thought exactly.
I've seen sheds in better condition, bit of a dump actually.
🤣🤣 Yep!
Only $975k?
I believe moving the largest rocks toward edge of property will be worst because now ocean waves will have easier path to house and large rocks will slide and roll down in future .
You can only hope boss guy sees this and realizes he’s not a very effective leader. But he probably won’t. Alex has had a few people like this. He is incredibly patient.
Yea he didn’t have the best communication but in these jobs you have to stack everything together in a very particular way or the water blows it out like it was it’s not surprising he’s not getting what he wants right away with a crane op he’s never used before and honestly chains are the wrong thing to lift bolder with for this using chains over old school lift straps made everything way harder than it needed to be
@@Doubie.Problem not using chains
Rather inexperienced rigging.
@@hj8607no it’s chains you want to be able to pull straps out without twisting the bolders like he wanted alex to do but chains will damage th and vise versa lifting straps will get torn up faster doing it but it lets you set in a basket then just yank them out with the truck
Edit the wider foot print of the straps would help them sliding off too like the one they dropped to be clear you can use chain it’s just a lot harder than it needs to be that little small rock to get the chain off thing he did drive me nuts because the waves will move them and cause a shift in the wall changing the structure
Alex was raised right. Bravo.
He's the type that likes to stand and bark orders.
I have always enjoyed watching Pepe's videos for the jobs they get as well as the technical expertise they constantly demonstrate. This guy in the blue shirt is the individual who needs to be told STFU and STFD. Just say what you need done and get out of the way and let the pro's do their work!
Wow! That's a tight squeeze for Big Flipper! Thanks for the awesome Saturday entertainment! Loving your videos! 😁
You made this lady smile, Alex. Thank you.
Ocean will probably put the rocks right back where they were after one or two storms.
Anyone else just want to rip the stick out of that guys hands? 😂. Great work Alex
And put it where the sun don't shine.
I'm only 14 minutes into the video and I've already heard enough from this guy. It seems like he's 'trying' to be helpful and make things efficient, but jesus christ dude just let these guys work.
soon as he started assembling the pole i am like that is going to be absolutely useless. i would have told the guy flat out if you want me to do it then tell me where you want them and let me do it and stay out of my way!
HADE ENOUGH OF THAT OLD MAN
Moving boulders like this is a challenge, no matter what piece of equipment you have. Been there - done that. Excellent job Alex!!!
Surf Side training with a new crew. Your are a great leader Alex, appreciate your work.
What a superb job to watch. Shows just how much you, Josh, can adapt to what is needed to get the job done right and safely.
That old boy in the blue shirt was a complete pain in the neck, he needs to leave it to the expert - Jody my hero yet again.
Well done as usual Alex, he has the patience of a saint!
Just started watching this channel and I love the fact that you switch from English to Spanish. Thank you for your video. Gracias!
Remember the King in Braveheart? Longshanks statement seems to fit nicely for you today, Alex🙄
“Who is this person that speaks to me as though I needed his advice?” 😉
Heh, perfect!
the rock was more personable than the "foreman" at that job. good job on keeping your cool.
I wish Pepe's got as much as Blue Shirt charged the homeowner. I need a Gin & tonic just watching.
He got more I'm sure that's why the blue shirt guy is acting that way
Not only GREAT job to Alex in this demanding and very dangerous gig but also KUDO'S on the editing. You guys are hands down the best. I subscribe to several Rotator/Tow sites and you guys make it seem like were right there to witness SOLID professionals. All the best to Dad. He's still out there doing it all at his "young" age. God Bless and protect the entire Pepe's team.
I agree that Alex is a very patient man. He is very helpful and smart. He works well with others and is very empathetic.
No surprise on that last boulder. The foreman made a bad choice using one chain. Glad everyone was clear. Basket is a must. Moving boulders is probably some of the hardest rigging out there. You guys have been getting some over the top jobs lately. It's been quite a year so far. Alex is keeping pretty cool so far on this one. That foreman has got to be getting on everyone's nerves.
Flipper at the beach. Perfect!
As long as I’ve been watching you and Alex, this has got to be one of the craziest jobs Pepe’s has ever done.
This is what makes these jobs so so interesting. These different jobs expand your mind & push your boundaries. You have to think outside the corners. This is what makes this company SHINE congrats guys well done😊
Lots of jobs are like that. Sometimes you have to come up with different ways to get the job done even if goes against company policy and protocols 👍
Alex has such patience with this guy. He needs to be quiet and let Alex do what he does every single day. Great job Alex, always enjoy watching you!!😊
That was amazing! Spectacular view too.
Fascinating the balance in speed, keeping the owner happy, keeping an even decorum, the hoisting.
Alex thanks for the chuckle right off the bat. You musta read all the female comments! I try to be a lady most of the time; but I work dirty jobs. Changing clothes makes the difference! Love your work ethic, you are a treasure to Pepe's.
I was thinking that too. Fare play to Alex
56:52..... i mean wtf was this old man thinking..... legit speechless after that
I'm sorry but this guy doing all the pointing and throwing orders needs to learn just because you can lift heavy objects doesn't mean you can swing something wherever. He needs to shut up and let you use your truck your way. Just saying. He wouldn't be worth 2 cents in Baltimore right now.
Mr Josh You guys get the craziest jobs. Thanks for sharing and stay safe
I concur, you must be a very patient individual, not even one F bomb.
Eso es todo Alex
Me gusta ver tus vídeos por ver el equipo y las grúas con las que trabajas pero sobre todo por la raza por ver a mi gente trabajar y oírlos hablar español me da mucho gusto y mucho orgullo. El otro día vi un vídeo creo que es cuando fuiste con un volteo en un basurero o no me acuerdo que vídeo era. Pero de lo que me acuerdo es que tú casco trae la bandera de México 🇲🇽me dio tanto orgullo de ver a gente trabajadora que se sienten orgullosos de sus raíces. Ánimo Alex
That was tense and exciting. Experienced rigging. Great job men.
just a matter of time till that sea wall gives out it is already showing signs of being compromised! all the cracks and chipping salt air and water does a number on reinforced concrete and from the look of the deck on top of it they did not use pressure treated lumber when it was built
Wouah ! It's a very dangerous job ! Congratulations !
Absolute Top Job just getting Flipper into position, millimetre precise operation, kudos Alex!👍
That was some job Alex...If it was me that guy in the blue shirt would be under a stone lol....Awesome work...see you on the next one
Eagerly awaiting part 2! Someone give the blue shirt dude an edible! He needs to chill out!
I don’t think the customer will try this again , excellent work as always
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Excellent Job !!! Alex and crew. Very difficult job.
Buenas tardes, Alex, un bonito video, y un gran trabajo, es excelente como has llevado todo con control, y la habilidad para meter la grúa marcha atrás, entre las dos casas, con poco margen de maniobra. Saludos, ❤👏👍🖐️💪🇪🇦.Jesús.
Another awesome performance 🤓🙋♂️👍
I love how the old guy thinks he’s gone control that 5,000 pound rock with that stick lol
It seemed to be working?
its pretty easy to rotate things hanging from a single pivot, theres many things to criticize that guy for but this one aint it
You've clearly never pushed a car
Alex you did a great job!!! I love watching all of the video’s y’all put up. Wish there was more to see I’ve already watched everything that’s been done. I will have to admit that you have the patience of a saint. The boss man made me want to push off the cliff. Worker guys were pretty good and got the hang of it after a bit. Please keep the videos coming!! Tell Josh it time for him to get out of the office with hulk!!!😊😊
I'm surprised the city let you do this or did you have to get a permit?
I'm surprised the neighbours let him do it.
@@gragor11 i bet the HOA fined the owner and made them put the rocks back.
You guys have so much patience. Nothing worse than a weekend foreman trying to orchestrate something he knows nothing about.
Interesting job!!!!! Background was incrediable!!!!
Geez, loved this. I could smell the ocean and watch it creeping up on you guys.
Silly question: Who do the boulders on the beach actually belong to? Are you really allowed to just re-arrange them as you like?
it sounded like they were originally acting as protection for the sea wall at that home and the surf caused them to be dislodged and collapse to the beach, this was just moving them back in place...
I say the same thing about the plants at Home Depot.. who’s are they really
It’s just rocks
They belong to the homeowner, he or the developer of the land, probably paid for them to be brought there, ...they ain't ocean rocks!
An exercise in futility, In the long run, Mother Nature will prevail.
Alex I understand why you charged the price you did. Probably should have been more!!!
Good job 40:01
Hey Alex !! Great job & hope you got rewarded for your experience & ""ROCK CLIMBING "" !! 🤔🙄😮🤠😎
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Hey Alex I feel for you man, at one time I was working on a landscape company with a architect that looked like this gentleman here, sometimes they think that moving rocks or 30’ feet trees on my case is like moving toothpicks with your hands. Anyway I understand very well this situation and feel for you and the crew. Good job 👍🏼.
Another nice easy lift. Almost a day-off for Flipper at the beach
Well, that was different from what I usually see. You guys do everything.
I am amazed how close you got your gruck to the side of that home, without any damage to the home (for what I can aee by the video) .... aeaome work, Josh! ... This comment was intended for Peppe's Towing ... I hope this comment xoes not get posted to the next video I watch ... Smh
That was some amazing rock moving. Lucky the chain didn't get him on that last one. Great job Alex.
What a Awesome beautiful job. Alex needs more decking, he can reach the controls without assistance
Attention the super is the problem
Looks like a pain of a job! Thanks for the post
Watching the Baltimore 2:43 bridge salvage operations videos it makes me think Pepes should acquire one of those barges to put Hulk on and do some marine salvage.
Nice to see you guys in Ventura county, shout out from Oxnard 🤙🏽
I worked on the house with the rocks 12 yrs ago. Few yrs before that they removed the break wall replaced with rocks. Not the best idea Big storms would bring engine size rocks on to the patio and waves would crash over the house.
What a money pit
@@SixOhFive When we got there, it needed a complete remodel. The house is worth a millions
Wow this guy wants these rocks a very picky way mother nature will put it the way she wants it
Alex, at least you got to spend the day at the beach.
You accepted the challenge, and Alex admirably performed that challenge. The rock riggers learned a lot about rigging rocks, what we in the mid-west learn at an early age when digging and moving rocks out of the farm fields. Rocks are hard to figure out which way they want to slip out of their chains. But the rocks need to be put back in place (so they can be pushed back out into the ocean with the tide and wave action). Tractor tire chains are a big help to "net" the rocks.
Good job and handled by Pepe very well.
Considering the force of waves this reminds me of the saying "moving chairs on the Titanic."
What's up Bro, Alex the Man who takes no for no answer and Wonderful to watch as he takes care business,it's always that there always to comment about something he don't really know,keep up the great work AMIGO
Beautiful rocks..Wish i could get a couple of them for my yard in West Texas LOL
head out to point of rocks on 166 west of Fort Davis. bigger, of course. everything is bigger in Texas!
Another awesome Job Alex !! I kept thinking of the supervisor as blue shirt guy from the movie free guy lol
We lift anything anywhere! Great job.
Excellent performance Alex despite having the unwanted assistance of a rookie. The fact remains you will be called back or someone will be summoned in months to come to re-lift the boulders because the sea is not-forgiving as it will dislodge the biggest of stones to again rest elsewhere.
Watchin' the tide roll our and watch ir ollng again. Great Job Alex. Helpers did all right. Stick man was a little loose, but not bsd. This was a dynamight video. Thanks guys.
"stick man" is best friends with "tree guy" 🤣
Great Video! ROCK ON!!
thats kinda neat not too often you see the rear most axle being the floater usually the very front of the rear set on most big wreckers. but talk about tight quarters wow
You have an interesting job and the patience of a saint.
Awesome Alex 👍👍
The man in the blue got it right-You The Man Alex
Wow I thought I'd seen it all but moving rocks it's a first now I see you guys at Pepe's move just about anything amazing 💯I love it say hello to papi CHULO ❤ joe 🌹
Big flipper been putting in work let’s give her a good cleaning and touch up the paint ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
that was some thing totally different and wow just awsome job well done to you and the machine and the guys that was rigging the chains around the rocks as well
Too much help. Blue shirt take control Boss Guy. "Where's THE chain"? As if. There's a 30 foot one inch one buried in the middle of the tunnel. Get that one.
Let's waste time countermanding his directions and explaining. "Let's get the chain off now" . . . Ya think? A good boss would know when to say where and then get out of the way. Good thing the Red shirt guys, their blue shirt compadre and Alex know what's going on.
That second rock should do a pretty good job of taking out his deck when the rollers start crashing on the beach. Awkward placements. Not exactly cut stone.
He is under a lot of stress, I'll give him that. Probably spent a lot of time on that deck thinking about it. " We got to keep moving". Let's ramp the stress up there some more. I figure a lot of outgoing tide time time was taken up in stationing the truck and getting it past that soffit. That is some close.
Fuck me. 'Here. Catch this binder' tossing it down hill from 8 feet away, wobbly bits flying every which way. Bet that hurt. "Want me to get down there and help?"
Hats off to everyone who kept their heads down, just kept going and didn't get crushed in the process. Job well done under trying circumstances.
It's been said before, Alex has a wonderful temperament. Way better than mine. This is why I work for myself.
Saludos desde Sacramento California.. buen trabajo
Nothing like wanting your million dollar plus view but not wanting to spend the money on a proper sea wall. Those rocks will just get shifted by king tides.
Hace mucho que me subscribi al cana... Me gustan los videos...Desde Sacramento
Dude, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever lifted besides rocks? Keep up the good work ese!
Alex 👍👍you need xtra money for this job. Those are some fast workers every once and awhile they seem to get a real boost. Alex I was worried about you that elderly lady was waiting on the other side of your truck 😁😁.
How does that old adage go about labor rates? LOL
Standard rate X dollars, if you watch X dollars times two, If you help X dollars times five!
The job is stressful enough, Mr. Blue shirt doesn't make it any easier. Not only does Alex have to watch what he and the crew are doing but he also has to watch Mr. Know-it-all's butt so he doesn't get in the way or hurt.
I'm surprised the state of Calif. doesn't have a law about non-essential people in a work zone.
You're a bigger man than I am Alex, good on ya for remaining professional.
I drove a crawler crane in my 20's in the Scottish Steelworks. I did a job one day for a manager who usually sat at a desk with a calculator. He explained what he wanted me to do. He then proceeded to tell me how to do my job. I said to him come up here and show me what you mean. He said I can't drive a crane. So I said I can, so butt out and let me do my job. Love , health and respect from Scotland UK.
It’s incredible how powerful the ocean is. All this man power to move a few boulders meanwhile the ocean just toss them around like nothing.
I hadto laugh, those rocks are so smooth, like wrapping a chain around a bowling ball!
Good job, hope he has a permit from the coastal commission to move those boulders cuz if doesn’t he is in for a big fine
I wish you would of recorded the backing up in the tight area
No Disrespect to Big Flipper, Pepe’s should Wrap the Truck in Superman, because it’s always doing the hard jobs, and it never lets the company down, Alex always seems polite and professional, and deserves the Respect from Clients 😊
It would have been so much easier if they pre drilled the rocks and put hooks in them .
❤❤❤😂That must have been refreshing to do a pleasant change of pace.