Lol as a school custodian who worked during the summer, while there was construction, the construction guys would always want to use the bathroom and destroy them even after I deep cleaned them too lol like wtf 😂
“Don’t go back to the job site or the foreman will wanna talk to you. Ruin your whole lunch” if that isn’t the most accurate statement I’ve ever heard.
As a Civil Enginner working in Texas , that is my only time I can truly do paper work too. Eat then catch up on paper work from 7 job sites. Just subscribed :-)
I don't know man at lunch time I remind them that it is my time and I don't want to talk about work so piss off. Works all the time... then you somehow get laid off and looking for a new job... Great.
@@EricN73158 lay offs a great when your in the union you get that sweet sweet unemployment for the next year even if you get fired from the next job that lay off at the start of the year already filled the paperwork
Always roll down to the closest park - beach - river-hilltop- get away because the contractor or homeowners will 100% show up to talk. And if they do it once they will do it everyday. You want to go over the trim details? Or layout the bathroom walls? You are paying me you pricks.😁
Carcinization. The deep ones' influence creeps in from the borders of our reality. It's just a simmering static at first, but eventually it turns into a whisper. Then a suggestion. Their sway over reality eventually turns into a simmer, a nagging intrusion. One that all organisms eventually obey in the course of evolution. BECOME CRAB. *click click*
I'm Mexican. We literally have portable mini stoves. Straight making a full on Carne asada on our lunches sometimes.. Mondays we have a lot of leftover meats from yesterday's bbq.. great meals
I used to work construction in California, and the food was one of the things I loved about working with Mexican crews! (that, and they knocked out the work so fast! One school I was building, the Drywall subcontractor sent two crews out one Monday. The Mexican crew was assigned one side of a hallway, and the white guy union journeyman crew was assigned the other side of the hallway. The white guys started out laughing at the Mexicans and blathering about how they were going to show them how it was done and would be way ahead of them. Then they started getting their bespoke tools and benches and supplies out and properly arranged, got their bags loaded with screws, and then they began to get ready to hang their first sheet of drywall. The Mexicans had already hung the first 6 sheets, and fully screwed off, and mud being applied... The Mexican crew got their side of the hallway finished by the end of the day, while the white guys were now totally silent, and about half way down the hall. The white guys didn't show up on Tuesday, they told their boss that they didn't want to work with the Mexicans anymore and were put on a nice safe garage remodel job, and meanwhile the Mexicans went back and repaired the mistakes the white guys made, and finished the rest of the hallway mid morning! Lol I was the forklift operator on the site, and I had a hard time keeping up with getting units of drywall set for them they worked so fast! Now, I know not all white guys suck that bad (I AM a white guy after all lol), but after all the smack they were talking, I was happy to see them totally dominated!
It's amazing how niche yet intuitive the construction lifestyle is. I worked in the trade for about a year and a half, didn't know a damn thing when I started. Yet after that time it felt like I could talk with anyone who knows their way around a tape like I was born with a hammer and a beard. It's not the job I have the most experience in yet it was probably the one with the most impact on my life
@@masonthunkwell9786They talking more about the Tradesman/ Blue Collar Niche of career paths. The amount of hard labor and routine hits you hard af to the point that it's your identity. Men suffering together bond alot better.
I worked for a guy for awhile. Lunch was 90 minutes long, from 1-2:30. He took all four of us to lunch everyday and always paid. I freaking hated it because I was ready to go home after that!
@@dindermufflin7932 then the variable comes into play. 30 min lunch including drive time. If John behind the counter decides to forget my beef n cheddar, I gotta eat that shit on the drive back to the store. Gas station food is already prepared.
@@brianbird3756 yeah, there’s no such thing as fast food on 30 min breaks.. I personally think 1 hour should be the minimum where I’m at, the closest food is a gas station that’s 10 mins out. Gives me 10 mins to eat the days I don’t prep.
I remember working on new construction project about half a decade ago. We were building a massive old folks home. Every single day for months I’d walk right across the street to Albertsons for lunch and I’d always buy a sub, chicken wings, sushi, gatorades, and a monster. Great food, great people, great memories. Now I work from home and although it’s much better I do miss the camaraderie at times.
I'm going to start a restaurant called "The Gas Station" and make it look just like a gas station but with lounge chairs. Our target audience will be tradesmen and construction workers.
Only forgot the budweiser and pack of marb lights and this is spot on. For condiments, the Mexican dudes always have a big stripe of mayo on the hotdogs too.
@@kc510 yeah definitely 711 employees don't clean shit I worked for a commercial company that built a few fast food places and gas stations like bfs, 711s, burger King Arby's and 711 some were additions onto the existing building and the shit was so nasty I saw this guy grab a taquito with his hands not the tongs and put it back like "ah shit changed my mind after I finger fucked it let's put it back so someone can taste my nut juice I just scratched off my sack" I haven't eaten 1 since
Was an electrician back in the day; it's amazing how you automatically gravitate to this kind of lunch with absolutely no prior experience 😂 It was Mountain Dew in my day 😂
UPS driver here from the good ole UP of Michigan. This couldn’t be more accurate. We just get to use the back of our truck as a private dining room and your Amazon box as a table and chairs - super classy.
@@theohill1050 that’s electrician money right there. I like to toss a broom at them when they’re standing around taking a break/working. So hard to tell the difference. But man can they run when a broom gets close.
Daily ritual with the crew would be to go to Speedway in the morning for a breakfast burrito and to get the old timers their smokes Lunchtime would be at 7-Eleven or Casey’s if we were feelin real uppity 😂
Every job I’ve ever had I eat my lunch in my truck. My co workers always ask me why I do that. It doesn’t take long to convert everyone to my way of thinking. The boss can’t ask you to work through your lunch if you’re not there.
I’m a firefighter/paramedic, I’ve been at home out of work for several months from an on the job ankle injury. My go to brunch/lunch of choice most days on duty was a strawberry Arnold Palmer and the 3 taquitos for 3.50 deal and my favorite was the Monterey Jack chicken taquitos. Seeing this video made me crave my “7-11 special” so much I went and got it the other day and it was so damn good.
Hahahaha. Yeah believe it or not a lot of us do for the early meals and snacks of the day once or twice a week. This one wasn’t even a gas station just a convenience store. But for a station in the crappy part of the city there’s not a lot in walking distance. But trust me come dinner time we eat like kings haha
Straight up the monterey jack chicken taquitos are amazing. IDK what makes it such a magical experience, but it is. Ever try the Buffalo Chicken roller? Those are so good too.
Don't leave out the construction worker breakfast. Holiday coffee, microwave breakfast sandwich, and scratch off lotto tickets. I've eaten many of those lunches
And the four loko with a 5-hour dumped in it. Because those boys at corporate got upset about "drunken and caffeinated college students". Now we got to assemble our own.
I worked in landscaping and sprinkler installation/repair for 6 years before my 9-5 bank job. I ate lays chips - lemon flavor, a kind bar, and a sausage link in a tortilla everyday for 6 years at lunch from a gas station with dirt covered hands. I miss it, I wish I could still do that job, but the pay and benefits of being a loan officer are nice. I miss using my hands and being in the sun and moving my body all day.
@@jurgeysamuel Their popcorn chicken quality has dropped in the last 5 years. But on the flip side, their cheesy breadsticks have become legendary Source: I used to work there
Serbian/Balkan construction worker lunch: Half a loaf of bread, 100 grams of the cheapest baloney and a small pack of mayonnaise. Make a big sandwich out of it. If you're feeling fancy get a cup of yoghurt (our yoghurt is liquid unlike the original greek), but it's usually just a beer that you're drinking the whole day anyway.
beer definitely kept me working when I did stone fabrication, not my proudest days but hey we did what we had to. We usually made eggs on a griddle for breakfast and then did brats for lunch. The bathroom there was like a warzone, it's own special level of hell.
I was homeschooled my whole life, then I went to FSU and discovered Bailey Jay and Annabelle Lane, for those 4 years I was emptying the glue gun 5-6 times a day not including ghost loads. Then after college I got sent to a mike pence church camp and now I only do it on Saturdays now. Am I a hero? Maybe? You can decide.
Freaking nailed it , but I’m a Big island guy, we got a gas station here called Minute Stop, and they make fresh fried chicken, it’s literally the best fried chicken in the world and it’s the cheapest lunch in all of Hawaii…
Love the videos! Bonus tip, these places usually have the air conditions set to arctic temperatures which is nice after a morning of slacking off on a hot day. Cheers!
You know a place is good when the suits and the blue collars are there. I used to go to a place literally in a guy’s house and state representatives and the concrete crew would be there. Haven’t eaten a better fried pork chop since.
I get extra fancy with my gas station lunch with a Netflix movie in the truck. Full surround sound with the bluetooth connected and if I have time I’ll even squeeze a 15 minute nap with the ac blasting on max cool ….
@@DoomedKnight bro it's divine. One of if not the only energy drink I can drink hours later. Edit: it's obviously worse but I feel like most any energy drink tastes horrible 5-10 seconds after taking it out of the coldest temp possible and opening it. Even if it's still pretty cold it's just not enough, and the carbonation fade changes the flavor quickly to the point where everything else tastes just beyond the line of too chemically. Like I said it's not perfect, and better fresh, but the Aussie style lemonade holds up as acceptable for at least an hour or two unless it's left in blistering heat.
Mate once it hits 12:30 i book it a fast a possible down to 711 for a 500ml V and double fist some sausage rolls that so do absolute damage on my digestive system
Ain’t ever seen carhartt used in construction unless it’s a beanie or jacket for the cold them joints too pricy 😭😭 we be using the “3 for ten swap meet special” long sleeves
Had some heavy rain that put an end to work late morning. So after I had half the Funyuns in the parking lot, I headed home to share the rest with my wife. When you work construction, it isn't every day that you get to share a lunch with the woman you love more than anything in the world. I walked into the bedroom, said it was a half day due to weather, held out the bag of Funyuns and the hot dog, and told her that after she got onion breath the best palette cleanser was "The White Monster that I can pull out when I get a free hand". Now I am eating course 3 on the davenport with an extra pillow and blanket that she threw at me after yelling that she wants none of my hot dog and I can enjoy it by myself tonight. I was hungry still so I am eating it all right now, but apparently she isn't planning on anything for dinner so I am going save course 4 and her half of the Funyuns for this evening.
Give that bun to chef Mike for 7 seconds in the bag and you have a perfectly warmed, ready-to-go bun for your gourmet, rolled-dog construction lunch entree dish at your local gas station
This also works for office personnel with only 30 minute lunches. The fastest way to get a somewhat decent meal without having to spend all break in a fast food line
This is such a great video. Not too long but not too short and just very wholesome all around. Nice little laugh and now saved to my faves. Can’t wait to come back to this gem in the future.
You forgot the part where you absolutely destroy their bathroom
🤣🤣🤣
Buffalo dump is necessary to certify the completion of a project.
100% legit.
Lol as a school custodian who worked during the summer, while there was construction, the construction guys would always want to use the bathroom and destroy them even after I deep cleaned them too lol like wtf 😂
that's the very first and most important thing.
“Don’t go back to the job site or the foreman will wanna talk to you. Ruin your whole lunch” if that isn’t the most accurate statement I’ve ever heard.
RIGHT!
As a Civil Enginner working in Texas , that is my only time I can truly do paper work too. Eat then catch up on paper work from 7 job sites. Just subscribed :-)
I don't know man at lunch time I remind them that it is my time and I don't want to talk about work so piss off.
Works all the time... then you somehow get laid off and looking for a new job... Great.
@@EricN73158 lay offs a great when your in the union you get that sweet sweet unemployment for the next year even if you get fired from the next job that lay off at the start of the year already filled the paperwork
Always roll down to the closest park - beach - river-hilltop- get away because the contractor or homeowners will 100% show up to talk.
And if they do it once they will do it everyday.
You want to go over the trim details? Or layout the bathroom walls?
You are paying me you pricks.😁
"dogs rolled, monsters are cold" - you betcha
legendary quote 🔥
That would make an epic t shirt
@@idk8964 Need it as a shirt tbh
I'd probably buy one
Pulling up to a gas station after a couple hours of grueling work can be compared to seeing an oasis in a desert, best feeling ever
There were a few times I sat down in the beer fridge for like 10 minutes after welding in 95 degree heat all day.
Getting that chicken sandwich and a ice cold soda is a good feeling
Plus the adrenaline rush of not always knowing 100% that the food will digest without giving you mid-job runs… exhilarating
Dosing yourself with sugar and carbs after an exhausted body from manual labor is the greatest feeling on earth.
@@denisl2760 I was just about to say that 😂😂😂
Clicking the tongs to make sure they work is a time-honored tradition.
Carcinization.
The deep ones' influence creeps in from the borders of our reality. It's just a simmering static at first, but eventually it turns into a whisper. Then a suggestion.
Their sway over reality eventually turns into a simmer, a nagging intrusion. One that all organisms eventually obey in the course of evolution.
BECOME CRAB.
*click click*
I'm Mexican. We literally have portable mini stoves. Straight making a full on Carne asada on our lunches sometimes.. Mondays we have a lot of leftover meats from yesterday's bbq.. great meals
This is true. I have seen the glory myself. Ive always wanted to join in but have never asked. Mexicans know how to do a construction lunch.
Yeah well I'm American and I can drink the water that comes out of my tap.
@@tuckersmoak6632 you may not WANT to, but you can! Lol (a lot of places tap water tastes horrible)
I used to work construction in California, and the food was one of the things I loved about working with Mexican crews! (that, and they knocked out the work so fast!
One school I was building, the Drywall subcontractor sent two crews out one Monday. The Mexican crew was assigned one side of a hallway, and the white guy union journeyman crew was assigned the other side of the hallway.
The white guys started out laughing at the Mexicans and blathering about how they were going to show them how it was done and would be way ahead of them.
Then they started getting their bespoke tools and benches and supplies out and properly arranged, got their bags loaded with screws, and then they began to get ready to hang their first sheet of drywall.
The Mexicans had already hung the first 6 sheets, and fully screwed off, and mud being applied...
The Mexican crew got their side of the hallway finished by the end of the day, while the white guys were now totally silent, and about half way down the hall.
The white guys didn't show up on Tuesday, they told their boss that they didn't want to work with the Mexicans anymore and were put on a nice safe garage remodel job, and meanwhile the Mexicans went back and repaired the mistakes the white guys made, and finished the rest of the hallway mid morning! Lol
I was the forklift operator on the site, and I had a hard time keeping up with getting units of drywall set for them they worked so fast!
Now, I know not all white guys suck that bad (I AM a white guy after all lol), but after all the smack they were talking, I was happy to see them totally dominated!
Ive also seen the hotdogs and scrambled eggs with tortillas for breakfast.
I'm a local truck driver and this hits on a personal level. I prefer a reese's fast break over the ice cream sandwich though.
Fast break lovers united! Best candy around
Fast break is the go to bro
fastbreak and red bull is my go to breakfast
The Fast Break hits just right after a rushed calorie intake.....
Lol I am a tornadas guy
This guy HAS to have friends in the construction business. There is no way he is always this accurate.
He used to be in construction prior to being a TH-camr.
His dad had/has a cement business. Myles worked that growing up. 100% firsthand knowledge. 😂
He used to work concrete
Every normal person has friends in the construction business. Normal people is his audience
I mean I only worked at a gas station for 6 months and I could have told you this is exactly what construction workers do lol
It's amazing how niche yet intuitive the construction lifestyle is. I worked in the trade for about a year and a half, didn't know a damn thing when I started. Yet after that time it felt like I could talk with anyone who knows their way around a tape like I was born with a hammer and a beard. It's not the job I have the most experience in yet it was probably the one with the most impact on my life
I was a construction worker for like 3 years total, but it defined me more than my childhood, my college degree, my engineering job, my friends...
@@masonthunkwell9786They talking more about the Tradesman/ Blue Collar Niche of career paths.
The amount of hard labor and routine hits you hard af to the point that it's your identity. Men suffering together bond alot better.
I worked for a guy for awhile. Lunch was 90 minutes long, from 1-2:30. He took all four of us to lunch everyday and always paid. I freaking hated it because I was ready to go home after that!
Lol
Never knew where they kept the buns until this video. Learned something new today
😯
My mind was blown.
Have you just been eating bunless hot dogs this entire time?
Never saw the buns so never thought of getting one xD
@@DarrenKoyle Probably the best for your overall health haha.
Dude, you nailed it.
I hated building gas stations because we'd have to go to another gas station for lunch.
Spend all effing day at a gas station...
Which ones do you build?
Y'all needs really consider thinking outside the box and go to an arby's restaurant or something
@@dindermufflin7932 then the variable comes into play.
30 min lunch including drive time. If John behind the counter decides to forget my beef n cheddar, I gotta eat that shit on the drive back to the store.
Gas station food is already prepared.
@@brianbird3756 yeah, there’s no such thing as fast food on 30 min breaks.. I personally think 1 hour should be the minimum where I’m at, the closest food is a gas station that’s 10 mins out. Gives me 10 mins to eat the days I don’t prep.
Work at a working Sam's club once. It's like an all you can eat buffet.
That's the first time I've ever seen a dog roller fully stocked 😄
I know right? and its to clean....
Betcha it's sponsored content
They always have at most two
I’ve seen plenty fully stocked, of course they were all behind the not ready sign
no joke
Shoot, I messed up. I got a cold dog and a rolled monster.
I remember working on new construction project about half a decade ago. We were building a massive old folks home. Every single day for months I’d walk right across the street to Albertsons for lunch and I’d always buy a sub, chicken wings, sushi, gatorades, and a monster. Great food, great people, great memories. Now I work from home and although it’s much better I do miss the camaraderie at times.
I'm going to start a restaurant called "The Gas Station" and make it look just like a gas station but with lounge chairs. Our target audience will be tradesmen and construction workers.
Ncie
I unironically want that to be real thing
Sell chili?
Pretty sure they have one of these in Omaha
Wonderful idea
As someone who works at a gas station, this is like 90% accurate as to what most construction workers get everytime lmao
Mr Conner, can i ask advice from u?
@@ВасилийПупкин-э1т9ю what is it my child
I used to manage a Holiday and this video is absolutely dead on accurate.
Only forgot the budweiser and pack of marb lights and this is spot on. For condiments, the Mexican dudes always have a big stripe of mayo on the hotdogs too.
Its this the pizza or a lunchable - fence contractor
This was legitimately my diet for a few months when working across the street from a 7-11.
Probably took a few years off my life.
Every taquito consumed takes a year off your life…they’re still pretty good though
@@Ataraxia462 oh no.. it’s been real, y’all. I’m screwed.
@@kc510 yeah definitely 711 employees don't clean shit I worked for a commercial company that built a few fast food places and gas stations like bfs, 711s, burger King Arby's and 711 some were additions onto the existing building and the shit was so nasty I saw this guy grab a taquito with his hands not the tongs and put it back like "ah shit changed my mind after I finger fucked it let's put it back so someone can taste my nut juice I just scratched off my sack" I haven't eaten 1 since
Are you still alive?
@@kc510 it’s aight man, we here for a good time, not a long time
Was an electrician back in the day; it's amazing how you automatically gravitate to this kind of lunch with absolutely no prior experience 😂 It was Mountain Dew in my day 😂
The “Oooo” and excited hand gesture after the sip white monster, as if he just sipped some of the finest wine
As a welder there were days when my lunch was Red Bull and beef jerky
Sometimes mine is rockstar and slim jims
Gotta Low key sneak that shredded beef jerky in a chew can back on the job site
Days? Try weeks lol. I’m pretty sure my whole left leg is made from jerky at this point
Hell that’s my breakfast!
My lunch is usually marlboros and cocaine, beef jerky is dinner food
“ The foreman‘s gonna want you to roll down your window and chitchat, ruin your whole lunch” if this isn’t the most accurate thing ever 😂😂👌🏻
UPS driver here from the good ole UP of Michigan. This couldn’t be more accurate. We just get to use the back of our truck as a private dining room and your Amazon box as a table and chairs - super classy.
My dads from houghton
The white monster and the trash in the back is literally my dad lol.
my eats like this and he's in IT 🤣
As an electrician, sometimes lunch is a monster and a huge pinch of Copenhagen Snuff. Depending how far along into the job we are of course.
and then the shitter in 20 min
Damn bro you get a huge pinch too? Taking the full 5 minutes.
@@theohill1050 that’s electrician money right there. I like to toss a broom at them when they’re standing around taking a break/working. So hard to tell the difference. But man can they run when a broom gets close.
That's actually a Linemans breakfast. Energy drink and a dip.
Upper-decker of Cope, Mountain Dew, 400mg of ibuprofen, and an Adderall - breakfast of champions. You'll sh1t like a machine gun, but it's worth it.
Make sure you eat lunch in the Holiday parking lot, that way the foreman can't bug you 🌭
Ruins the lunch
You forgot about the phone and texting demanding answers fast as you attempt to get the lunch down regarding of your parking situation
You spelled Kwik Trip wrong
Daily ritual with the crew would be to go to Speedway in the morning for a breakfast burrito and to get the old timers their smokes
Lunchtime would be at 7-Eleven or Casey’s if we were feelin real uppity 😂
Unfollowing, burn that Carhart gear
Every job I’ve ever had I eat my lunch in my truck. My co workers always ask me why I do that. It doesn’t take long to convert everyone to my way of thinking. The boss can’t ask you to work through your lunch if you’re not there.
LOOOL
Just say no?
"Foreman everywhere hate this one weird trick"
@@nathenbosher1067 yes but wouldn't it be better to avoid the conversation all together instead of disappointing your boss even if you are justified ?
Don't forget to dump your garbage in the wall voids of the house you're working on, homeowners love that!
This channel should have at least 1 million subs.
Just a steady smile while watching this, no big laughs, just a steady, honest smile.
I’m a firefighter/paramedic, I’ve been at home out of work for several months from an on the job ankle injury. My go to brunch/lunch of choice most days on duty was a strawberry Arnold Palmer and the 3 taquitos for 3.50 deal and my favorite was the Monterey Jack chicken taquitos. Seeing this video made me crave my “7-11 special” so much I went and got it the other day and it was so damn good.
My dude you work at a fire station, the heck you doing eating at a gas station
Hahahaha. Yeah believe it or not a lot of us do for the early meals and snacks of the day once or twice a week. This one wasn’t even a gas station just a convenience store. But for a station in the crappy part of the city there’s not a lot in walking distance. But trust me come dinner time we eat like kings haha
Strawberry Arnold palmers are the best
Straight up the monterey jack chicken taquitos are amazing. IDK what makes it such a magical experience, but it is. Ever try the Buffalo Chicken roller? Those are so good too.
Yep Monterey Jack all the way. Never had the Buffalo ones.
Used to work at a gas station and I can absolutely confirm every day at noon the whole site next door would come through and nab our entire roller.
Don't leave out the construction worker breakfast. Holiday coffee, microwave breakfast sandwich, and scratch off lotto tickets. I've eaten many of those lunches
And the four loko with a 5-hour dumped in it. Because those boys at corporate got upset about "drunken and caffeinated college students". Now we got to assemble our own.
@@SlavicCelery that’s wild
Wage slave moment
The coffee really helps wash down the scratch off ticket, sometimes the shavings get stuck in my teeth.
I worked in landscaping and sprinkler installation/repair for 6 years before my 9-5 bank job. I ate lays chips - lemon flavor, a kind bar, and a sausage link in a tortilla everyday for 6 years at lunch from a gas station with dirt covered hands. I miss it, I wish I could still do that job, but the pay and benefits of being a loan officer are nice. I miss using my hands and being in the sun and moving my body all day.
if your lunch doesnt reduce your life expectancy by a week, then it isnt a tradesman's lunch
As a guy who used to work at a moving company, i can relate to this on a spiritual level. especially the 'eat in the parking lot in the truck' part
Holiday is ol reliable, Kwik Trip is a gourmet buffet, and Casey’s is just top tier
Casey's has nothing on Kwik Trip
Wawa in the northeast is hit or miss but I had memories eating the hoagies there
Now you're talking my language, sometimes you get lucky with a breakfast pizza, or some popcorn chickens
Racetrac hot food selection is pretty hard to beat especially the ones with truck parking
@@jurgeysamuel Their popcorn chicken quality has dropped in the last 5 years. But on the flip side, their cheesy breadsticks have become legendary
Source: I used to work there
The line about staying away from the job site till lunch is done is the first thing I teach the greenies
2:00 Glizzy secured.
Serbian/Balkan construction worker lunch:
Half a loaf of bread, 100 grams of the cheapest baloney and a small pack of mayonnaise. Make a big sandwich out of it. If you're feeling fancy get a cup of yoghurt (our yoghurt is liquid unlike the original greek), but it's usually just a beer that you're drinking the whole day anyway.
beer definitely kept me working when I did stone fabrication, not my proudest days but hey we did what we had to. We usually made eggs on a griddle for breakfast and then did brats for lunch. The bathroom there was like a warzone, it's own special level of hell.
As a construction worker 🦺 this hits the apprentice right on the hard hat. Good stuff brother!!
Had to watch twice, but noticed every course comes with a different pair of sunglasses too. Hard to beat an “on the go” gas station lunch tho
You sir, have a keen eye!
@@Toeknees_idle or he just likes glasses.
Not just any sunglasses. Oakley's, the official sunglasses of the working dudes.
I was homeschooled my whole life, then I went to FSU and discovered Bailey Jay and Annabelle Lane, for those 4 years I was emptying the glue gun 5-6 times a day not including ghost loads. Then after college I got sent to a mike pence church camp and now I only do it on Saturdays now. Am I a hero? Maybe? You can decide.
Whoa I didn't even notice it
"I like my dogs rolled and my monsters cold" spoken like a true gentleman
Notice the White Monster is not even open when he’s sipping
My body is a machine that turns gas station hot dogs into hot, liquid diarrhea
Can we talk about how many different pairs of safety glasses he wore through this lmaooo
Lol. I’m a welder and this is half of our crew at Kwik trip every day.. me being one of them 😂
You should see some of the gas stations in louisiana. Hot boxes full of boudin balls, corn dogs, chicken tenders. And can't forget the plate lunch
Sounds heavenly
@@MaxPower-ke5rq that's the word to describe louisiana food
You forgot the meat pies baw
@@beautheriot2378 oh how could I. Meat pies and crawfis pies. Make you wanna slap your mom and dad
Life expectancy for this meal plan 45 years old
Literally having lunch this second. Little Ceasar’s 😂😂, I’m an electrician. Oh and of course energy drink!
Lol have you learned to clean up after yourself yet?? Lol
@@seanalexander367 no go ahead and teach him your majesty
@@WakeUp_Neo it's an electrician joke
@@DM_-mq6dv It's really not a joke, just a sad fact in life
Freaking nailed it , but I’m a Big island guy, we got a gas station here called Minute Stop, and they make fresh fried chicken, it’s literally the best fried chicken in the world and it’s the cheapest lunch in all of Hawaii…
Love hawaii
Brah I was so confused when i went 7/11 on the mainland and they no more musubi/bentos.
Yeah that’s the Asian influence on the island. They love great gas station food. Your guys 7/11’s are the best in the country because of that.
*"I like my dogs rolled and my monsters cold"*
*~an anthem by blue collar boys*
Love the videos! Bonus tip, these places usually have the air conditions set to arctic temperatures which is nice after a morning of slacking off on a hot day. Cheers!
Monster Zero Ultra is literally the best beverage ever made though.
The key to a construction lunch is definitely to eat off site. Even when I pack a lunch, I find somewhere away from the job to eat
I Love the sunglass change, I wonder how many people missed it!
Just noticed too funny
Good catch hahaha hilarious how many they brought
You can also tell the takes by his mic.
This is a lunch for just about every guy in the trades. I’m a John Deere technician and this isn’t far off from what I do a few times a week.
I make my lunch everyday. Been in construction for over 20 years
That is the cleanest, most stocked Holiday that I have ever seen.
Ya know what I appreciate most about this video? You putting the condiments under the dog.
its all about the platting when you go out for fine dining
That’s a veteran move right there
Except for the blasphemous use of the Anti-Condiment.
ketchup on hot dog is awesome, fight me
@@pikespice let's go! No respect for anyone who puts ketchup on a hot dog. It's worse than putting sugar in your coffee.
Well, this explains how all the hot dog buns get those big thumb prints in them.
I guess I never thought where the buns were
i always wondered why the hell people did that lmao
I work with coal miners in Pennsylvania and this is pretty accurate except they use sheetz and everyone’s lunch is packed.
The roller dogs Usually Got 100,000 miles on eem
I work at a blast and paint shop doing pipe line pipe. And we go to sheetz EVERY SINGLE DAY. And i love it.
I don’t work blue collar anymore. But I still enjoy the gas station lunch special regularly. Co-workers do not understand. Wrench on brothers.
You know a place is good when the suits and the blue collars are there. I used to go to a place literally in a guy’s house and state representatives and the concrete crew would be there. Haven’t eaten a better fried pork chop since.
@@chrisestill8825 man you can’t be talking about these places without dropping a name and address first
The 5 course meal is on Fridays. That's when you put a little kahlua in your coffee
I absolutely LOVE IT how you sound like an old worn out exhausted dad🤣🤣🤣
I get extra fancy with my gas station lunch with a Netflix movie in the truck. Full surround sound with the bluetooth connected and if I have time I’ll even squeeze a 15 minute nap with the ac blasting on max cool ….
Brings back memories. lol. The gallon jug of iced tea, and a candy bar were my drink and dessert of choice.
Solid 9/10 meal. Go with the Aussie style lemonade monster instead though if you really want a Michelin star worthy gas station lunch.
That exsits!?
@@DoomedKnight bro it's divine. One of if not the only energy drink I can drink hours later.
Edit: it's obviously worse but I feel like most any energy drink tastes horrible 5-10 seconds after taking it out of the coldest temp possible and opening it.
Even if it's still pretty cold it's just not enough, and the carbonation fade changes the flavor quickly to the point where everything else tastes just beyond the line of too chemically.
Like I said it's not perfect, and better fresh, but the Aussie style lemonade holds up as acceptable for at least an hour or two unless it's left in blistering heat.
Mate once it hits 12:30 i book it a fast a possible down to 711 for a 500ml V and double fist some sausage rolls that so do absolute damage on my digestive system
I tried packin a lunch, but getting away from the job site in that air conditioned store is the highlight of my day.
Classic video topic as always! Loving the content more and more. Don’t forget about the Tornadoes. Best, David and Rachel from CFS!
Lol I was just thinking that!
This is the union versiono f lunch. The self employed version is sitting in the truck for 10 mins while smoking and returning missed calls
Ain’t ever seen carhartt used in construction unless it’s a beanie or jacket for the cold them joints too pricy 😭😭 we be using the “3 for ten swap meet special” long sleeves
Concrete guy here. I feel personally attacked. I love it
Pro tip: Put the bun in the microwave for 15-20 seconds before preparing the dog. Eat quickly before the bun returns to it's previous stale form.
Had some heavy rain that put an end to work late morning. So after I had half the Funyuns in the parking lot, I headed home to share the rest with my wife. When you work construction, it isn't every day that you get to share a lunch with the woman you love more than anything in the world.
I walked into the bedroom, said it was a half day due to weather, held out the bag of Funyuns and the hot dog, and told her that after she got onion breath the best palette cleanser was "The White Monster that I can pull out when I get a free hand".
Now I am eating course 3 on the davenport with an extra pillow and blanket that she threw at me after yelling that she wants none of my hot dog and I can enjoy it by myself tonight. I was hungry still so I am eating it all right now, but apparently she isn't planning on anything for dinner so I am going save course 4 and her half of the Funyuns for this evening.
Sounds like another 4 course at the gas station tonight 🤘
"Davenport"...LOL...
Did you just say you ate your own “ white monster”?
No way, this is the Holiday I used to live next to lol
7/11 really comes in clutch with the pizza slices, Taquitos and big bites
enjoy your seed oil goyslop.
As of an ex of a construction worker, all he really wanted was a roller dog. Even when I made nice meals. Spot on.
Still bitter heather?
@@LilfletchJDub oof
Definitely has big Encino Man energy lol weeze the juice!
True to life. 100% accurate. Luxury living is when the taco truck comes by the job site.
my favorite part of any lunch is whether its fun and interactive!
Oh baby, this accent feels like home.
Give that bun to chef Mike for 7 seconds in the bag and you have a perfectly warmed, ready-to-go bun for your gourmet, rolled-dog construction lunch entree dish at your local gas station
This was very similar to my "Enlisted Lunch" when I was in the Army. Down to even eating in the vehicle at the gas station parking lot. haha Primo.
Tornados and a redbull 🤌
Please make a “Dogs rolled, monsters cold” tshirt! 😂
In all seriousness that's a pretty nice looking gas station.
roller dogs hit harder than taco bell in the porta john lol
Love the vids bro. You’re hilarious 😂
My cholesterol shot thru the roof when I worked blue collar. Glad I caught it in time. Wanna see my kids grow.
This is pretty accurate for the oilfield too.
100%. Especially in the Bakken! LMAO
@@2WhiteAndNerdy In the Permian it’s Allsups or Stripes.
@@SilverOilman oh yeah. Hahaha. Stripes tacos (Laredo Taco Company) FTW.
So that's why there's so many neon green shirt people at the gas station ahahahaha
0:26 The fresh sense of pine sol
Lunch is the most important meal of the day for a construction worker because it prepares you for your 2:30pm shit
Lunch hour is typically lunch 30 mini
This also works for office personnel with only 30 minute lunches. The fastest way to get a somewhat decent meal without having to spend all break in a fast food line
Office workers not allowed here
I could feel my blood pressure doubling throughout this video.
What's "lunch"? Asks the tower climber
This is such a great video. Not too long but not too short and just very wholesome all around. Nice little laugh and now saved to my faves. Can’t wait to come back to this gem in the future.