It would have been a lot better without the commentary

@nuget002-9

10 ай бұрын

Yessssssss I agree and I think he doesn’t have a life off of the internet!!

@kenosabi

10 ай бұрын

So mute it dummy.

@mbenhonba6613

10 ай бұрын

It's his video he makes commentary if he wants. It's up to you to choose if you want to continue Watching

@sleepysloth4121

10 ай бұрын

@@nuget002-9why are you so mad 😂

@sleepysloth4121

10 ай бұрын

@@nuget002-9it’s also an ai voice anyway

Respect to the folks who are so skilled at their job that they make it look easy

@PherPhur

8 ай бұрын

No respect to the person who made this video with AI. Can't even narrate it themselves?

@TechLifeus

Ай бұрын

It's a reminder of the value of hard work and dedication. Those who make difficult tasks appear easy have undoubtedly put in countless hours of practice and refinement.

Video: shows child labor Narrator: "simply amazing"

@rodrickheffleysgf09

4 ай бұрын

i was looking for this comment😭😭

@evonne315

4 ай бұрын

I saw her too. Ouch.

13:15 "look how satisfying this CHILD LABOUR is, wow!"

@dhgfjdwbhjgejbghjeb

8 ай бұрын

yes

@terlondre

4 ай бұрын

supporting family sold her to a sweatshop so she could persue her talents.....

@marciimeris503

4 ай бұрын

Your time stamp seems a bit off bud.

@michaelgplayzz

13 күн бұрын

12:54 use this

what made their work perfect is their passion in doing their jobs. They became experts on what they do hence the very beautiful outcome of their work.

Maybe leave the child labor out of your next video. (The girl weaving)

bro they knew exactly what they were doing with that thumbnail lmao

@gentlemenduck858

9 ай бұрын

😳

13:14 literal child labor

wow There's something immensely satisfying about witnessing professionals excel in their jobs, making even the most complex tasks look effortless.

"He cuts wood with an excavator like a knife through a cucumber." never heard that phrase before lmao

@Jaysemarshall-np4dw

9 ай бұрын

EXACTLY

These videos are a testament to the dedication and professionalism of these workers. Their attention to detail is truly satisfying to watch.

@falkbrosgen221

9 ай бұрын

No mate, not at all! Those are people doing a job and that for years, getting experienced with what they do... than it does look easy! Some of the stuff shown actually is easy to do and people are full off awe for example if the steel is glowing... Welcome to the world that lies outside of offices and computers!

@pyerack

9 ай бұрын

And they're likely getting paid minimum wage for it...

@YungMisfit20

4 ай бұрын

You're so corny

@rodrickheffleysgf09

4 ай бұрын

@@pyerackactually 10¢ an hour most likely lol. or even get paid by how much you pack/make it’s really sad

@discoveraliens

4 ай бұрын

I love the content you do and I want to see more workers working with machines

“Careful, watching this guy work can be highly addictive” *me sitting there only watching it once*

@Birb_dragon

9 ай бұрын

PS: I actually watched the clip twice so I could remember the words lol 😅

@frosty386

9 ай бұрын

​@@Birb_dragonlmao

@mrvrtv4809

8 ай бұрын

Lol

@621ELECTRONICS

8 ай бұрын

This is great 🤣

Honestly, this is so satisfying

We going to ignore the fact that the girl @13:13 is a child? "Oh look how good this child is working instead of being at school or playing". Get your shit together @Trending Machine

so calming, too close to falling asleep

Are we gonna talk abt the fact the “perfect line” was already there💀😭😂

@novacat5037

9 ай бұрын

The line was small and above the big one

It's incredible how these videos can evoke such a strong sense of contentment and appreciation for the dedication and skill displayed by workers.

definitely enjoyable to watch!

Amazing Tools has truly been a game-changer in my professional life.

This is the perfect video to watch when you're feeling stressed or anxious.

@liamholloway9022

9 ай бұрын

The commentary makes me stressed and anxious

@UFEDUC3

9 ай бұрын

@@liamholloway9022 I agree. It's just sooo bad.

So relaxing video!

The guy with the red hot iron, could be cut in half if he misses to catch the cable on the fly.... insane

Still counting the OSHA violations.

I'm so satisfied I'm speechless

3:45 "he cuts that wood like a knife through a cucumber" I'm dying of laughter

the ai trying its best to have a good script

@enzymerc6969

9 ай бұрын

fr

These people are kinesthetic geniuses.

0:39 genuinely thought they were metal bending😂

Sir please 1080p pr upload kiya kro 😊

This is so satisfying

Satisfying❤❤❤❤❤

This was a great show. I would share my talent but it is in the past due to traumatic brain injury and medication I cannot do it anymore.

I hope this doesn't come across as mean: But the horse one around 1 minute in wasn't a horse barber, that's just shedding out the winter coat. Happens every spring, and fall. But with a LOT less hair.

@falkbrosgen221

9 ай бұрын

Didnt know that. Never heard of a horse barber especially one that cuts the short hair. But it's a nice example of how to bull sh*t people! People are full of awe and excitement about the dedication and skill blah blah blah. Not having a clue what's going on while for others it's "just a job" and anything but special. Don't get me wrong. Big respect if u can sugar coat a doughnut like shown in the vid. But somehow I doubt it's a life long dream come true for the one doing it! And with some practice everyone could do it, just as everyone could do anything shown in this vid!

@jimbalbier8526

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, you're almost right. You can think about this in more than just one way, can't you? I mean, it's possible to admire the invention and pure presence and availability of toilet paper without thinking about people wiping their butts with it, right?

Majority of those are examples of the machinery at work,not the handler.

@khajiitrobinhood3442

9 ай бұрын

🤓

@user-og4xc9mg7m

9 ай бұрын

SO WHAT!!! Not impressive enough for you? You're just too cool for this. I bet you always find 'something' to say, no matter what it is about, huh?

13:13 is this a child? A child shouldn't work so perfectly.

@CranberryCake

10 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly

@1980VINZ

10 ай бұрын

She’s a child of course………. Around ten yo. (My taïwanaise nieces are same age, 10 and 12)

@CranberryCake

10 ай бұрын

@@1980VINZ She shouldn't be working if she's that young, she should be playing around with her friends

@thelordvega

10 ай бұрын

@@CranberryCake what if this is her only income? still sad tho

@tallpaul7130

9 ай бұрын

Shouldn't be working at all tbh

2:20 not a toy? Definitely a Christmas tree bulb ornament

this is what we call “pro” ！

“speed weaving technique is simply amazing” BRO THATS CHILD LABOR💀💀💀💀💀

I wish he would let certain videos keep playing. Im trying to see some of rhese workers at least finish 1 round. Its unsatisfying when he cuts it too early

WOW! Salute to these skilled workers 💪👏👍 What I can do perfectly is to 😴...😜

Dude those helicopter guys at 7:30.... Unbelivable! Cant pay em enough...

10:08 you couldn't ever pay me enough to do this. I'd keep expecting Cthulhu to tap me on the shoulder like, 'wassup, your coming with me' and just drag me down to the depths never to be seen again ☠

I watch youtube perfectly without subscribing.

@BxTekNurd

10 ай бұрын

😂😂 same here 👍

@danial_amiri6150

10 ай бұрын

We are all from 1 dimension

6:35. The application of primer on a window then a "v" bead of urethane is easier than it looks. But droppning a "round bead" on the edge of the glass correctly, thats a whole other skill set.

4:05 Hmmmmmm 🤤 ✨toothpaste cake✨niceeee and mintyyyy

The thumbnail of this video looks like a prolapse 😂

Rather than have your reactions to each video I would prefer to hear what's going on in the video or an explanation.

@michaelwood1276

10 ай бұрын

Totally agree. Do we have to have a gratuitous comment on every segment. Pros know when to let the images speak for themselves.

@kenosabi

10 ай бұрын

So mute it. 😂

Dies ist das perfekte Video zum Anschauen, wenn Sie sich gestresst oder ängstlich fühlen.

All workers are Incredible at their job

@nuget002-9

10 ай бұрын

Not exactly but I can agree for the most part

@LemonIncarnate

10 ай бұрын

@@nuget002-9 everyone is good at their job no matter what gender can we get 50 likes my parents tag-team beat me bloody for being gay, i love you all

Wonderful... with the audio off.

What also, is the point to cutting the thread like that?

🔥 I ❤ IT 🔥🔥🔥

practice makes perfect. Maybe a little to perfect..

0:20 "What in the Twin Towers" 💀💀

The magma thing is sub fire bending bruh 😂

in regards to handling red hot mantle it takes a lot of skill to do that safely 1 wrong move can end in catastrophe such as a fire or that person receiving really bad burns

Dude peeling the bark of the tree does far more satisfying work on his youtube channel.

26:28 I perfectly eat a large stromboli as I watch other people work.

Guys dont stick a fork in an outlet, i am now in the hospital

3:45 thats a special bucket specifically for doing that

if skill equaled money these guys would be like Elon musk

2:05 ah yes a lumber jack💀

"Calculate the fall of a huge tree to the exact millimeter..." ...impossible.

Fish restaurant had to cut 2 oz portions from a 5 lb fish. After awhile I got pretty good at cutting 50 lbs. an hour. It was very restful, almost meditative. Then 2 oz had to be dipped and breaded. I enjoyed the narration. Most times I turn off audio on these but yours was nicely explaining what they're doing.

2:15 I Aint gonna buy that foam !

Cutting the tree "like a knife through cucumber". What is the point to slicing the log like that? What are those slices used for?

Having a skill will net you more than just the job. It's also good for your mental and spiritual health, being able to apply yourself. ❤🙏

That thumbnail is making me act up lol

Unsurprisingly none of my employees made it in

I'm dying because of this ish

had to click cuz of that thumbnail

On 1315 when you say speedy, we be waving, a weaving or something like that you put a child from China doing grown-up work look watch what you put out there before you put it out there

Can anyone please tell me why the thread was being cut. My tip for the voice over is just concentrate on the item he’s waffling on about on. It would be so much better if he told us more about the process. Xx

I thought the thumbnail was a head for like 10 seconds 💀

"The most perfect line" and yet it wasn't really aligned with the other lines at all

I can sit still quite well.

this video teach us, when u work in office you not amazing workers cus the Amazing workers is do their job on the field

1:01 Me:😓 shoot i broke it Them: 😮‍💨 i smooth with ittttt

That thumbnail got me acting silly 😳🥴🤤🥵

Pinstriping is definitely a super skill...i have a steady hand and its really hard,,,pinstriping stickers a little easier but still dumbass hard skill.

Im sorry, could you bring that thumbnail by me again

Am I the only one who sees that thumbnail and want to see what happens when you stick your hand through it

I just came back from the hospital because I tried to eat my screen when the donut popped up

the video is much improved when muted

My pizza has uneven slices Is something they heard that day on the 3rd pizza there is a big slice that is uneven very uneven

3:05 someone tell me the name of this masterpiece music

Woooow

15:00 carpal tunnel speedrun 😬

If banning TikTok means phasing out these unnecessary robot-voice narrations then I'm in

He sounds like a low budget npc when he talks.

13:15 Legit Child Labor, wow

13:20 this is child labor, this is wrong, you should be calling this out instead of featuring it in your video

Not sure showing child labor was the best call for this video.

the woman walked back wards here 😂 23:11

3:15 those slices were all hella uneven

How do i get ahold of that guy who made a diamond out of a glass shard?

@Barghaest

9 ай бұрын

If you mean at 20:17, that was ice, not glass.

@kingofturtlestk7308

9 ай бұрын

@Barghaest no, it was more towards the beginning.

@Barghaest

9 ай бұрын

@@kingofturtlestk7308 5:26?

11:24 I get the feeling the person who bought this chair got scammed into thinking its real Oakwood chair and paid alot more than its worth.

The chef made me realize something I'm ga-

CHILD LABOR @ 13:18 no? how could you miss that...

wth was that woman doing with that clay💀