I’m the only white guy who works with my amigos, The other day they got upset because I worked as hard as them but didn’t get paid as much and I’m the guy who over sees everything. The best part though, they will NOT let me go without lunch. They bring lunch and then not only offer it to me but eat with me. I don’t even have family that does that shit.
So true. When I was 17 i was a bus boy in New York for $6 an hour off the books... the only other bus boy was a middle aged Mexican man and this guy made the job look easy. He could carry 4 trash bags and two sets of dishwasher crates filled with glass cups up flights of stairs without breaking a sweat. First week on the job was brutal, I damn near needed a chiropractor... long behold this guy was doing it for years with no issues and supporting a family of 6. He didn't speak a lick of English but when he saw this young gringo struggling he always helped out and even brought me lunch too. Amazing work ethic.
Dude it's build in them. No matter what job they do they will live for it. Is it the best thing honestly? Not really but we are proud of what we do. We try to help, support and help others. Hopefully it will go to others.
Much respect to Mexicans. Every one that I know and have known , were tough as nails , didn’t complain, and could do more in 1day , than most companies get done in a week. They are very honest, humble and deserve a beautiful life , just like any other person that works hard . (Regardless of what race, sex , that they are)
Funny enough on graphs of various countries, Mexico has a pretty low income compared to an extremely high hours worked per year so they do statistically work hard compared to most countries
@@SmokeymcJoint420 wait what?? So You mean a comedian finds it entertaining to think of funny/unique things to call normal, boring, everyday items for comedic purposes? Imagine my shock. 😂 what a brick.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 says the dude who has a pink floyd profile pic and calls himself smokey mcjoint lol. I guess you've only got enough brain cells left for stuff like Finding Nemo. Just keep swimming, grandpa.
My dad is 61 & born in Mexico.. immigrated to the US at 16 (alone). Worked in the fields, went to college, and lived alone until he was 30. He got his bachelor’s degree at 32 years old… started his own company, and got into Real Estate. After a lifetime of struggle.. he became a self-made millionaire at 57 and his company is now worth over $20 million. I hope to one day get to the level he has. He’s worked his ass off his whole life. Got no handouts. Learnt the hard way. Never was complacent and always moved forward…. Want to be clear… my dad is wealthy… I’m not. He’s made it clear that he’ll support his children.. but we have to fend for ourselves and make our own money. He’s there to give us knowledge and advice. And I couldn’t agree more. I’d much rather learn from him and do it on my own than him hiring me for his company and paying me over $100k/year for doing nothing or him paying my cars, house, etc. It’s His money and now he’s close to retiring. Didn’t get wealthy until his mid-fifties. Just hard work and perseverance. Viva Mexico cabrones!!!! Si se puede! Love you pops!
I love Mexicans! Had a few living with me 10 years ago. Those guys cleaned my house...cooked dinner...just great to be around! We worked all day no complaining. Best people on the planet...seriously!
My grandpa never stopped working, even after he retired he always had a project going. Gardening, home improvements, hobbies everything. I hope to be as active as him at his age. I can barely get through the day at 39
i always tell people i fuckin LOVE mexicans. great food, great culture, great work ethic, they're always polite, and they're funny as hell. positive stereotypes should be celebrated more.
I'm a professional landscaper and when covid hit our company went under. We hired 2 Mexican guy's and yes they work harder for less. They started at $9 an hour, after 1 week I bumped them both up to $15. Best decision I've ever made at work
@@pinkyhotmessx69 that's still only 6 dollars difference and the point most are making is that it was done in half the time so they still end spending more for a slower job.
Every Mexican i worked with was a hard worker whether it be when I was in the Army or blue collar, I have a great respect for them. I'll never forget my Mexican Drill Sergeant, he taught me a lot but he was also completely loco.
I did vinyl siding 25 years ago. Me and my partner pulled up to a new construction house. Bare wood outside, wood frame inside. A few Mexicans were in the lot slamming beers at 7 AM. This was a huge house, and we busted ass to finish the back siding in the 1st day. The Mexicans finished the sheetrock/drywall in a 5,000 square. Foot house in 1 day. I was amazed.
You know what's crazy I've done roofing a handful of different seasons for a couple weeks with my Mexican paisanos and they even drink non alcoholic beer during work its amazing how much they love beer , rarely do they drink alcoholic beer during work unless one of em is an alcoholic who gets withdrawals without his beer lol
Im. In hvac. Doing a church. Sheet rock guys showed. Up at 6 pm said they be done at 9 am. The ne xt day. I told my partner they shouldn't tell that church guy they be done in morning my parntner sad they will be done i know them. These were four white guys. They rolled out of the van with a cloud of smoke. Next morning i showed up they where feathering plaster with wet sponge done true story
I watched a group of 6 Mexicans build a house from the framing to laying brick all around, roofing the whole nine in what had to be 3 weeks or less. But it’s funny because they all get smashed on beers and work without safety. Throwing brick up to their boys while they are walking with out a yo-yo on 2x8 boards on the second story. 😂😂 They are truly a different breed.
I was about 15 when I tried to work many hours alongside two Mexicans cleaning vegetation by hand and shovel out of a dry irrigation ditch on a farm. I said "tried" because although I had best intentions to give it my all, I had no idea at that time what hard work really is. I'm glad I had the experience, and learned my wimpy ways in cleaning a ditch. From that day on I've always respected laborers as an honorable backbone of our society. I'd like to see our society give those workers better respect.
The part with the Mexican funeral where does he come up with this stuff? The mans brain is on an entirely different level. I appreciate that about Theo. He is one of the best to ever do it.
I'm a generic white dude but my parents were the same. It was a culture shock working with "white collar" people for the first time. Like my boss will just straight up not come in randomly because he's taking a "me-day". Was just like wtf is that? Everyone I grew up with never took a day off unless someone died.
My dad worked until they stuck him in the hospice house, a few days later he died. I feel you. I never have a right to say "I don't feel like it" We're white American though.
Agreed. I have never met a “lazy Mexican”. Was in construction all my life. Those guys bust ass every day. Many of them I know were soo happy to be here and able to have a good job. Or even 2 if they wanted a second job. I got nothing but respect for Mexican work ethic.
@@pinkyhotmessx69 yeah I'm like that sorry about that by the way at least I fessed up to my past crimes. I'll always be a loafer I guess it's just the way I seem and am and it's not in my blood to work hard like the rest of those folks. We are not the same. They are them. We are us. There are 3 kinds. There's dark mid and light Mexicans. Then there are 2 varieties of those skin tones in each category. I'm light Mexican with a dark complexion in terms of the spectrum. light Mexicans are lazier in general and combine that with my dark complexion features and my raggedy ass and you get a rat. My bad. And then there's these assholes who ask me do you speak English and I can't get a job and my own people won't take me cuz I look like a bitch ass kid. This is why we act Spanish. At least we can show in peace. Bruh. I tell them ole cuz I'm El matador. Then there are conservative and talkative Mexicans. Freedom of speech pendejos. El guero culero come perros esta aqui cabrones. Viva la raza. K that's enough out of me I'm going to stand in the breeze where I like to feel the breeze. While your girl is on her knees. Let me be. Cunts. Thanks to their hard work though I have the things I need so I do know to see those kinds of things through.✌️
I'm currently residing in a small Mexican village and these folks are the real deal. Kind. Hard working. Tolerate our BS. Nothing but love and respect.
In my experience, the biggest reason why Mexicans get so much more work done is because they don’t waste any time while they are “on the clock.” They just work; no bullshitting.
Okay, if we gave them citizenship…bet that’d change quick. They’d unionize and be a lot less by the book. They work hard bc there’s always an implicit (often explicit) threat for their deportation and conviction and loss of employment. Srsly grow a brain mi amigo
You won't catch them hiding playing on their phone. If they do get a call they work while talking and smoking a cigarette still faster than everyone else
@@pestoking2469 You're right, they've moved up in the world. At this rate, I predict by 2030 they'll be driving E-350's. They collectively sold their Astro vans off to Ohio meth addicts.
My grandfather started working for a small City in South Texas in 1984 as a mechanic getting payed $5.45 an hour. Worked for 15 years, head mechanic and ended @$6.75 an hour. Managed to build a home and raise 4 kids, even now in his 60s he's working as a custodian for the school district, truly layed the foundation for where I am now. Can't knock hard work.
It really isn't though they do their job great and if they mess up they get shifted on by the boss them boys jobs what their doing I've done roofing with them
Us Cajuns love some Mexicans. They meet us at the roster fights and working offshore. My dad learned Spanish just to talk to his Mexican customers. Damn good neighbors, without exception.
I think this is a great stereotype to be honest, I love that we have this reputation because it’s honestly true. Each of my family members have great work ethic and they’re successful because of it.
Jolly too, my Mexican brothas work hard and still end their days having fun after work with no gloomy vibes, I have a theory that their focus on family & community parties really makes them stronger emotionally than other communities in my areas that isolate and don’t express themselves or have much fun when they’re in a group
Yeah, I agree with you, Shamshiri. Their community values really elevate them to another level. When you're around Mexicans, you're gonna have a great time and shit's gonna get done and done well. I have the utmost level of respect for the Mexican community.
That tracks based on everything I've experienced. There was a ridiculous difference in how emotionally stable and energetic I was when I was isolating myself from the world during a years long depressive episode versus when I went to college and spent every day joking around and making new friends and attending various social gatherings, in fact going to college and making an effort to be social just about cured my depression. That's a really extreme example but to me it proves that having good social bonds and making time to maintain them is a vital part of being a healthy and effective person, but it has also made me aware how rare that is in my culture. Now that I'm done with college I have no community, only a few dear friends who live far enough away that seeing them with any regularity is impossible.
@@David-lk3mw who said anything about a night with the boys??? He clearly said they focus on family and COMMUNITY parties meaning the wives and kids would all be there. No one is being left behind at home. I mean honestly did you even read the comment before you replied to it??? Because your response/comment makes zero sense. Be careful, your racism is showing…..
Strongest man I ever met was a Mexican 5ft maybe 3 he helped us on a large moving job in Boston old man was moving to Nevada man had all guns making his own bullets this Mexican guy was so strong we were moving one of the large 7ft tall gun safes from the basement to the moving truck took 4 men got the safe up to the ramp of the truck the driver goes back off up the ramp see if this guy can get it up we did and this mofo moved it up the ramp on his own Strongest monst humble human I ever met 👍 😉 that what struggle does
I was 1 of the bosses at a plastic factory. Colombian, Puerto Rico, Mexican. Nicaragua, Honduras, ect. They all were the hardest of workers tht always showed up. Asian as well. Vietnam, Cambodia, ect. My hats off to yall. ❤️🇺🇲Iowa
As a foreman on big construction in Utah...this is true. I always find the hardest working one and he becomes my guy. That way, he drives and pushes me to keep up.. and with my 20 years experience..win win for me and a me teaching out skills. I don't speak Spanish but I know all the curse words. No, they're not all talking shit. But it's 60/40 😂
Just going to point out, Mexicans have been the backbone of Disneyland. They are the construction workers behind the scene. Theyre making magic and dreams come true.
Love Mexican culture and the people are even better my neighbor growing up was born in Mexico him and his family moved here and where just exemplary human beings. 🇲🇽❤️
Especially Mexican immigrants and first generation Mexican Americans, they put in the work because they are aware of the opportunities that they have here. Sometimes that gets exploited tho and it’s really messed up. We had a guy that lives on our county road, he hired a bunch of illegal immigrants to build him a nice home and when the work was done he called border patrol on them without giving them any payment.
LoL report him for hiring illegals. When it's time to show the city he hired legal workers he won't have proof and if he pays others to say they worked on the house, they need to show proof of payment. Any way the ball tumbles in wont end good for him.
@@PP-ky2ji I believe he was arrested a couple years after he did it. The workers still didn’t get their money tho cause they were all deported by then.
I used to cut tobacco and work in hay fields with a bunch of Amigo's.....those ol boy's worked hard, there's alot of ppl out there that haven't never expierenced that kind of work....it's always hot AF out too. I'd like to see some folks in a Dixie-Big Burley field cutting and spudding (putting the tobacco leaves on a wooden stake) it would open your eyes a lil.
One of my biggest complements I’ve every received was while working construction in Las Vegas. They asked, “Are you Mexican buddy”? 😂 I replied, “only from the waist down”
Lmao most Americans always open up to men and start telling me how they love the mexicans they work for they all have a main guy they befriended and have been to carne asadas and quinceneras with lmao some of them learn a fair amount of Spanish but mos just learn cuss words
Love my people. I remember the aftermath of the 2020 riots. A vlogger rode his bike thru the city and recorded all the destruction. And in front of all the buildings sweeping glass and picking up ruble was my people hard at work.
“We’re gonna eat lunch early…as a group…”
Truest part of this video
ORALE
🤣
1000% true
Tru
Orale
Normal people: table
Theo: “Edible seating structure”
Made from bars of wood
Haha he seemed to struggle thinking of the word table, yet could spit out edible seating structure just like that lol.
At first i thought its some sort of arrangement specifically designed for having edibles with friends
Theo is gold
he's quite poetic 🤣
"Andale papa we getting it done"🤣🤣🤣 Theo most definitely invited to the Carne asadas💪
No. Birria. Carne asada is nothing to that.
I'm mexican and I can confirm this is accurate, my father just got done assembling our new tree.
@@troll-manMexicans are just that cool bro, apparently we can build trees now too?😭😭😭
What kind of tree was it a Christmas tree?😂
😂😂😂😂
Oh thank god we have your approval!
Cause it would just be horse shit if you didn't just approve his comment.
Thank god
@@elyaqui5324He said accurate, not approval, el GEDgraduate
You wouldn't need 9 people to build it. You'd only need Juan
Jesus is the best carpenter by far 😜
Brah, I laughed to hard at your comment
Lolololol
Fucking brilliant.
😂 I’m wheezing
"cut down a tree and built a tree with it" made me laugh so unexpectedly 😂 Theo kills the low-key humor man
Wood bars... Those are boards theo lmao
Built a tree tho, c’mon Theo 😅😂🤣
Haha I cut a tree and bucked logs under 30 mins hahahaaha my neighbors prolly think I’m Mexican
It’s called dry
That did it for me 🤣🤣
I’m the only white guy who works with my amigos, The other day they got upset because I worked as hard as them but didn’t get paid as much and I’m the guy who over sees everything. The best part though, they will NOT let me go without lunch. They bring lunch and then not only offer it to me but eat with me. I don’t even have family that does that shit.
Yah I’m Mexican and I work in a slaughterhouse we work 60 hours a paycheck, and then the white people I work with somehow get 75 hours on a check
@@3MatthewWright3 what do you slaughter? Always thought that would be a tough job.
@@idontknowwhattoputhere.3572 we raise hogs only but for enough money we’ll do cattle
Absolutely! 🙏
Had this same job
“Dug his own grave... hole” 🤣🤣
I love how Theos brain fires. Or misfires, whatever you want to call it 😂
“Edible seating.... structure” LMAO that gets me every time I watch this.
Same that’s what got me laughing right now 😂😂
Like a table? Lol idk
It's like the more technical he tries to sound it just ends up sounding more hillbilly than before 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The way he said “you know, table” afterwards makes it even more legendary.
And then realizes that he meant table, immediately after talking about a table 😂😂
3 Mexican dudes just replaced my roof.
13 hours, one 30 minute lunch break.
Them boys bust they ass…#Respect
Fuck yeah man that's motivation to get that money
Nobody here is about to not recognize that hard ass work
In Mexican work time average… that’s slow jajaja
Hope you gave em some drinks at the end of the day
Hope you tipped them well, because realistically the contractor you hired isn’t paying them what they’re worth.
Yep, that's us. That was my dad. Worked until almost 80 , only stopped because he got sick. RIP Papa.
Mexican workers are very inspiring. Beautiful teamwork, eating together, looking out for one another, diligent
That "Papa" at the end, my work boots felt that shit so hard they went and clocked in on they're own and came back with 6 hours overtime
🤣🤣🤣🤣
How did you only get 42 likes in a year?! That's a gold metal comment right there.
So true. When I was 17 i was a bus boy in New York for $6 an hour off the books... the only other bus boy was a middle aged Mexican man and this guy made the job look easy. He could carry 4 trash bags and two sets of dishwasher crates filled with glass cups up flights of stairs without breaking a sweat. First week on the job was brutal, I damn near needed a chiropractor... long behold this guy was doing it for years with no issues and supporting a family of 6. He didn't speak a lick of English but when he saw this young gringo struggling he always helped out and even brought me lunch too. Amazing work ethic.
I’ve done landscaping with Mexican guys my whole life. Many of them grew up working on farms, so “city labor” jobs are easy to them.
Dude it's build in them. No matter what job they do they will live for it. Is it the best thing honestly? Not really but we are proud of what we do. We try to help, support and help others. Hopefully it will go to others.
@@EFAmex sadly a lot of our ppl work ourselves to death while binge drinking . It’s sad but what else can a good man do .
lo and behold not long behold lol
@@johnpulawski35thanks 😀 never finished school was too busy washing dishes 🤣
Much respect to Mexicans. Every one that I know and have known , were tough as nails , didn’t complain, and could do more in 1day , than most companies get done in a week. They are very honest, humble and deserve a beautiful life , just like any other person that works hard . (Regardless of what race, sex , that they are)
There's only one race
@@pinkyhotmessx69 yup, human race. Thx for your comment!
Funny enough on graphs of various countries, Mexico has a pretty low income compared to an extremely high hours worked per year so they do statistically work hard compared to most countries
Always showing us love. I can't wait for theo to be Mexican in his next life. El Rey Raton! 🇲🇽
His dad was from Nicaragua 🤷♂️
@@anms2023 guy I know everything about theo, of course I know that. Nicaraguans are basically fancy Mexicans
NMMs wey
@@jayemx6965 how does this even relate to the thread ???
@@oldschool4280 lmao no mms lmao frre
love the way he said: “inspiracionel papa”
"Andele PAPA we gettin it doneee, I'm tellin ya that"😂
they truly have a beautiful culture. family, hard work, humor. God bless em
The fact that he said "grave hole" instead of just grave, and then called boards "wood bars...bars of wood" is what makes him so genius.
No it's what makes him dumb...."edible seating structure."
You can't pretend to be this dumb.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 wait what?? So You mean a comedian finds it entertaining to think of funny/unique things to call normal, boring, everyday items for comedic purposes? Imagine my shock. 😂 what a brick.
@@Doom_Cloud77 Yup, you seem to fit right into the key demographic of Theo fans.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 says the dude who has a pink floyd profile pic and calls himself smokey mcjoint lol. I guess you've only got enough brain cells left for stuff like Finding Nemo.
Just keep swimming, grandpa.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 you're one of those stoners that dont get the joke and just stare blankly at the person...
No lies here. Lived in Southern California and now Florida. It’s all Latinos. Hardest working people, always friendly
When you leave a country with no work, you respect a country with work.
My dad is 61 & born in Mexico.. immigrated to the US at 16 (alone). Worked in the fields, went to college, and lived alone until he was 30. He got his bachelor’s degree at 32 years old… started his own company, and got into Real Estate. After a lifetime of struggle.. he became a self-made millionaire at 57 and his company is now worth over $20 million. I hope to one day get to the level he has. He’s worked his ass off his whole life. Got no handouts. Learnt the hard way. Never was complacent and always moved forward…. Want to be clear… my dad is wealthy… I’m not. He’s made it clear that he’ll support his children.. but we have to fend for ourselves and make our own money. He’s there to give us knowledge and advice. And I couldn’t agree more. I’d much rather learn from him and do it on my own than him hiring me for his company and paying me over $100k/year for doing nothing or him paying my cars, house, etc. It’s His money and now he’s close to retiring. Didn’t get wealthy until his mid-fifties. Just hard work and perseverance. Viva Mexico cabrones!!!! Si se puede! Love you pops!
That's what up primo
I love Mexicans!
Had a few living with me 10 years ago. Those guys cleaned my house...cooked dinner...just great to be around!
We worked all day no complaining.
Best people on the planet...seriously!
this gave me a GOOD laugh.
coming from the mexican community, we love you Theo! 😂
The is Hispanic, I forget which kind tho
@@122amaya Nicaragua
Mexican community?
edible seating structure??!! wtf
We love Theo bruh
As a dude who worked on a sod farm with a few Mexicans…it’s so true. Those guys were the hardest workers there and it wasn’t even close.
Theo’s exaggerations are like those stories you hear in Mexico 😂 My dad would love this shit
True 🤣💀
My grandpa never stopped working, even after he retired he always had a project going. Gardening, home improvements, hobbies everything. I hope to be as active as him at his age. I can barely get through the day at 39
That's cuz ur grandpa was a g and you're being a Lil p
i always tell people i fuckin LOVE mexicans. great food, great culture, great work ethic, they're always polite, and they're funny as hell. positive stereotypes should be celebrated more.
I'm a professional landscaper and when covid hit our company went under. We hired 2 Mexican guy's and yes they work harder for less. They started at $9 an hour, after 1 week I bumped them both up to $15. Best decision I've ever made at work
@StayMad Loser it’s not that deep bro, chill. Take that somewhere else
Salute, Señor
But no you won't pay them double for the double work they are doing for the ones you laid off. Smdh
Pay them more
@@pinkyhotmessx69 that's still only 6 dollars difference and the point most are making is that it was done in half the time so they still end spending more for a slower job.
Every Mexican i worked with was a hard worker whether it be when I was in the Army or blue collar, I have a great respect for them. I'll never forget my Mexican Drill Sergeant, he taught me a lot but he was also completely loco.
I did vinyl siding 25 years ago. Me and my partner pulled up to a new construction house. Bare wood outside, wood frame inside. A few Mexicans were in the lot slamming beers at 7 AM. This was a huge house, and we busted ass to finish the back siding in the 1st day. The Mexicans finished the sheetrock/drywall in a 5,000 square. Foot house in 1 day. I was amazed.
😂😂😂
I was there, vato. It was 6 of us.
You know what's crazy I've done roofing a handful of different seasons for a couple weeks with my Mexican paisanos and they even drink non alcoholic beer during work its amazing how much they love beer , rarely do they drink alcoholic beer during work unless one of em is an alcoholic who gets withdrawals without his beer lol
Im. In hvac. Doing a church. Sheet rock guys showed. Up at 6 pm said they be done at 9 am. The ne xt day. I told my partner they shouldn't tell that church guy they be done in morning my parntner sad they will be done i know them. These were four white guys. They rolled out of the van with a cloud of smoke. Next morning i showed up they where feathering plaster with wet sponge done true story
I watched a group of 6 Mexicans build a house from the framing to laying brick all around, roofing the whole nine in what had to be 3 weeks or less. But it’s funny because they all get smashed on beers and work without safety. Throwing brick up to their boys while they are walking with out a yo-yo on 2x8 boards on the second story. 😂😂 They are truly a different breed.
No joke! Very kind people too.
I was about 15 when I tried to work many hours alongside two Mexicans cleaning vegetation by hand and shovel out of a dry irrigation ditch on a farm. I said "tried" because although I had best intentions to give it my all, I had no idea at that time what hard work really is. I'm glad I had the experience, and learned my wimpy ways in cleaning a ditch. From that day on I've always respected laborers as an honorable backbone of our society. I'd like to see our society give those workers better respect.
"Bars of wood" lls your one of a kind Theo!
And then built a tree with said bars of wood
@@TrumpsEarBandagelol right! This man has me in pain from laughter every time he talks!
@@fishingfool3893 “Laughing like shit” ?
@@BlekJamal yes!
I was looking for someone else to notice that
The part with the Mexican funeral where does he come up with this stuff? The mans brain is on an entirely different level. I appreciate that about Theo. He is one of the best to ever do it.
He’s the best to ever do it. As for how he does it, he’s a wizard
its called drugs, thats how
@@ericbrono1751 you mean from his past? Dudes been sober for a long time now
@@ericbrono1751 definitely not drugs. For Theo drugs probably make him less funny. He is a naturally funny dude.
Those freestyle hitters off the dome son
I saw two Mexican dudes build a 2 story house with landscaping in 22 days
Lmao this is accurate because I saw it done in my neighborhood as well. Just commented they got it done in 3 weeks with no safety. 😂
Meanwhile the new Chipotle in my town took almost 4 months to complete.
An edible seating structure 😂 this dude’s a fucking genius!!
They really do! I appreciate their work ethic. They also know how to enjoy life
As a Mexican-american, I have never heard my parents say “I don’t feel like going to work today”. Therefore, I have no right to say that.
I'm a generic white dude but my parents were the same. It was a culture shock working with "white collar" people for the first time. Like my boss will just straight up not come in randomly because he's taking a "me-day". Was just like wtf is that? Everyone I grew up with never took a day off unless someone died.
@@JM-ys5vx it’s called taking care of yourself mate, why go to work if you have the cash and have the time saved up to take off?
My dad worked until they stuck him in the hospice house, a few days later he died. I feel you. I never have a right to say "I don't feel like it"
We're white American though.
@@soulelevation9696 well for one thing other people may depend on you to be there
@@bobbilly87 that doesn’t mean shit when I have time saved up to take off bud, family first and I ain’t about to do your job for ya.
Bars of wood. Only Theo would call lumber bars of wood 🤣🤣🤣😂 fucking love this guy and the way he speaks
Aww your Awesome Theo, recognizing an important quality in the Mexican community. Gracias Mijo
The “papa” ending had me dead 🤣
Al puro 💯 compa TÍO VON!!!
Agreed. I have never met a “lazy Mexican”. Was in construction all my life. Those guys bust ass every day. Many of them I know were soo happy to be here and able to have a good job. Or even 2 if they wanted a second job. I got nothing but respect for Mexican work ethic.
I have lol. Ripped me off n drank my beer and got into my tools and fucked them up.Thats what I get for trusting.
You've obviously never met a Mexican with a green card. Once they got that citizenship they are just as lazy as most Americans.
@@pinkyhotmessx69 doesn’t sound very lazy😂 slimy yes, but lazy no😭
@@pinkyhotmessx69 yeah I'm like that sorry about that by the way at least I fessed up to my past crimes. I'll always be a loafer I guess it's just the way I seem and am and it's not in my blood to work hard like the rest of those folks. We are not the same. They are them. We are us. There are 3 kinds. There's dark mid and light Mexicans. Then there are 2 varieties of those skin tones in each category. I'm light Mexican with a dark complexion in terms of the spectrum. light Mexicans are lazier in general and combine that with my dark complexion features and my raggedy ass and you get a rat. My bad. And then there's these assholes who ask me do you speak English and I can't get a job and my own people won't take me cuz I look like a bitch ass kid. This is why we act Spanish. At least we can show in peace. Bruh. I tell them ole cuz I'm El matador. Then there are conservative and talkative Mexicans. Freedom of speech pendejos. El guero culero come perros esta aqui cabrones. Viva la raza. K that's enough out of me I'm going to stand in the breeze where I like to feel the breeze. While your girl is on her knees. Let me be. Cunts.
Thanks to their hard work though I have the things I need so I do know to see those kinds of things through.✌️
He tries to make “picnic table” sound more intellectual by correcting it with “edible seating structure” 😂
As if we wouldn't get it if he just said "picnic table" 😂😂🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭 but edible eating structure works too , so I can't say he's wrong 🤷🏽♂️
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"An edible seating structure...." 😆
A table if you will
I'm currently residing in a small Mexican village and these folks are the real deal.
Kind. Hard working. Tolerate our BS. Nothing but love and respect.
"Bars of wood". That's it Theo. I love this man he's too funny. Those bars are boards.
Planks. Or, lumber more generally.
He's so goofy! 😂
"Undalé papa, we're gettin' it done....."
“Es IN-SpAw-RasIOnaL pApA”
😂
In my experience, the biggest reason why Mexicans get so much more work done is because they don’t waste any time while they are “on the clock.” They just work; no bullshitting.
Okay, if we gave them citizenship…bet that’d change quick. They’d unionize and be a lot less by the book. They work hard bc there’s always an implicit (often explicit) threat for their deportation and conviction and loss of employment. Srsly grow a brain mi amigo
@@ChesaFreakBoyzFishingVideos I wasn’t even talking about citizenship or any of that stuff. My brain is doing just fine.
@@ChesaFreakBoyzFishingVideos aw sounds like a mexxican took your girl 🤣
You won't catch them hiding playing on their phone. If they do get a call they work while talking and smoking a cigarette still faster than everyone else
@@ChesaFreakBoyzFishingVideos we can tell you're lazy my boy
“We’re going to eat lunch together, as a group”
Get the microwave and tortillas out the E-150
100% accurate
You mean the ASTRO van
@@TC-rc1zf not anymore
@@pestoking2469 You're right, they've moved up in the world. At this rate, I predict by 2030 they'll be driving E-350's. They collectively sold their Astro vans off to Ohio meth addicts.
This man Mexicans
My grandfather started working for a small City in South Texas in 1984 as a mechanic getting payed $5.45 an hour. Worked for 15 years, head mechanic and ended @$6.75 an hour. Managed to build a home and raise 4 kids, even now in his 60s he's working as a custodian for the school district, truly layed the foundation for where I am now. Can't knock hard work.
“….and edible seating structure….” LOL
Just sayin as a roofer, them boys make our crew look like trash after about a couple hours. Those guys be moving with zero fear
with 10 beers and 2 bumps in them and they STILL do better and faster work lol
They be hopping on one leg just for fun up there
The crazy thing is the craftsmanship isn't lost with the speed.
Shiiiiieeeettt!!!
It really isn't though they do their job great and if they mess up they get shifted on by the boss them boys jobs what their doing I've done roofing with them
Lol not true at all.
Us Cajuns love some Mexicans. They meet us at the roster fights and working offshore. My dad learned Spanish just to talk to his Mexican customers. Damn good neighbors, without exception.
Cher! Where can I come see rooster fights in the swamp? Asking for a friend..
Haha right on brother, salute
Theo is the best keeps me laughing and he respect my people and people of every race. A stand up guy! Thanks for the laughs Theo !
They're good tippers too. God bless Mexicans.
Mexican people are always such good people too man.
I think this is a great stereotype to be honest, I love that we have this reputation because it’s honestly true. Each of my family members have great work ethic and they’re successful because of it.
You are hot and hardworking damn. Nice 👍
@@Joe-kg6ep dude...no. 😑
@@laluna937 lol Do you pronounce Geena or JAAIINA? Lol get out of here
Prestige Worldwide
Serio Truly is.
I work with a Mexican and all of this is very very true. I love taking lunch with my Mexicano hermano
That random papa at the end got me dawg 😭
Bro that picture of him as a pineapple in the back got me dead 😂
"Cut down a tree and built a tree with it" lol that's the first time I almost seen him laugh at his own joke, he almost laughed.
Imagine if a Mexican and a Asian had a baby. That would be the most hard working baby on the planet
Pilipinos
David Chapelle joke it’s hilarious
It’s called a Phillipino
Philippines is not what he means by this lol
True. If you mix some Jamaican in there it would be the hardest working baby at all 6 of its' jobs.
I don't normally watch videos twice but when I do, they're either fail compilations or Theo Von running commentary.
"An edible seating... structure... you know. Table."
Dude what
He's not wrong. Highest respect for the work ethic.
Jolly too, my Mexican brothas work hard and still end their days having fun after work with no gloomy vibes, I have a theory that their focus on family & community parties really makes them stronger emotionally than other communities in my areas that isolate and don’t express themselves or have much fun when they’re in a group
Yeah, I agree with you, Shamshiri. Their community values really elevate them to another level. When you're around Mexicans, you're gonna have a great time and shit's gonna get done and done well.
I have the utmost level of respect for the Mexican community.
That tracks based on everything I've experienced. There was a ridiculous difference in how emotionally stable and energetic I was when I was isolating myself from the world during a years long depressive episode versus when I went to college and spent every day joking around and making new friends and attending various social gatherings, in fact going to college and making an effort to be social just about cured my depression.
That's a really extreme example but to me it proves that having good social bonds and making time to maintain them is a vital part of being a healthy and effective person, but it has also made me aware how rare that is in my culture. Now that I'm done with college I have no community, only a few dear friends who live far enough away that seeing them with any regularity is impossible.
@@David-lk3mw here comes Debbie Downer...
@@David-lk3mw I guess some Mexican dood beat your ass or stole your girl or job lol
Maybe you are the problem 🤷
@@David-lk3mw who said anything about a night with the boys??? He clearly said they focus on family and COMMUNITY parties meaning the wives and kids would all be there. No one is being left behind at home. I mean honestly did you even read the comment before you replied to it??? Because your response/comment makes zero sense. Be careful, your racism is showing…..
Yes. The Mexican Community are a hard working People.
Most of them are family oriented and loyal, respectful Christians. We need to team up with mexico and embrace them compete with china.
@@jimbark4642 replace china as the manufacturer of the world wirh mexico
@@jimbark4642 Catholics*
Strongest man I ever met was a Mexican 5ft maybe 3 he helped us on a large moving job in Boston old man was moving to Nevada man had all guns making his own bullets this Mexican guy was so strong we were moving one of the large 7ft tall gun safes from the basement to the moving truck took 4 men got the safe up to the ramp of the truck the driver goes back off up the ramp see if this guy can get it up we did and this mofo moved it up the ramp on his own Strongest monst humble human I ever met 👍 😉 that what struggle does
Oh the emphasis on inspirational!!!
But he telling the truth 😂 love ya Von
“Cut down a tree and built a damn tree with it” I think Theo almost cracked up at his own joke there😂😂😂
When José says, "es un trabajo", he doesn't bullshit.
They help build this country and just try to make a life those are the homies man
No lie "hard workers" respect 💯
I was 1 of the bosses at a plastic factory. Colombian, Puerto Rico, Mexican. Nicaragua, Honduras, ect. They all were the hardest of workers tht always showed up. Asian as well. Vietnam, Cambodia, ect. My hats off to yall. ❤️🇺🇲Iowa
I'm serious Mexican people work the greatest. And you can stack so much stuff on top of them super strong people
Mexicans understand America better than we do.
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As a caucasian construction worker in the deep south, I feel this more than anything: specifically my shoulders.
As a foreman on big construction in Utah...this is true. I always find the hardest working one and he becomes my guy. That way, he drives and pushes me to keep up.. and with my 20 years experience..win win for me and a me teaching out skills. I don't speak Spanish but I know all the curse words. No, they're not all talking shit. But it's 60/40 😂
Mormons love getting rich off of illegals.
Just going to point out, Mexicans have been the backbone of Disneyland. They are the construction workers behind the scene. Theyre making magic and dreams come true.
Thank you so much for this comment. We are just happy to have a fair chance at the american dream and ofcourse, work hard for it.
Love Mexican culture and the people are even better my neighbor growing up was born in Mexico him and his family moved here and where just exemplary human beings. 🇲🇽❤️
Especially Mexican immigrants and first generation Mexican Americans, they put in the work because they are aware of the opportunities that they have here. Sometimes that gets exploited tho and it’s really messed up. We had a guy that lives on our county road, he hired a bunch of illegal immigrants to build him a nice home and when the work was done he called border patrol on them without giving them any payment.
LoL report him for hiring illegals. When it's time to show the city he hired legal workers he won't have proof and if he pays others to say they worked on the house, they need to show proof of payment. Any way the ball tumbles in wont end good for him.
@@PP-ky2ji I believe he was arrested a couple years after he did it. The workers still didn’t get their money tho cause they were all deported by then.
Why do people like that even exist!
I hope karma gets him
Best stories are at lunch with everyone lined up against a wall👌🏾
Theo Von just free styles English, and I love it 🔥
And edible seating structure.. Theo almost went full Wonka there.. Never go full Wonka!
Living this dude
Thank God I’m alive while this man is.
I used to cut tobacco and work in hay fields with a bunch of Amigo's.....those ol boy's worked hard, there's alot of ppl out there that haven't never expierenced that kind of work....it's always hot AF out too. I'd like to see some folks in a Dixie-Big Burley field cutting and spudding (putting the tobacco leaves on a wooden stake) it would open your eyes a lil.
Ninty stick roles. I'm from eastern ky. Brother
One of my biggest complements I’ve every received was while working construction in Las Vegas. They asked, “Are you Mexican buddy”? 😂 I replied, “only from the waist down”
That's not what she said
I'm not sure what you meant this to mean, but it comes across as "I have a small weiner"
Absolutely!!! And they have great attitudes!!!
I love Theo when he’s unintentionally funny 😅 not trying.
It's no joke them dudes are badass
"Edible seating structure, you know, table" Lol 😂
Theo reminds me of that one white friend that loves our culture embraces it and then he goes and tells everyone how much fun he had
Lmao most Americans always open up to men and start telling me how they love the mexicans they work for they all have a main guy they befriended and have been to carne asadas and quinceneras with lmao some of them learn a fair amount of Spanish but mos just learn cuss words
Love my people. I remember the aftermath of the 2020 riots. A vlogger rode his bike thru the city and recorded all the destruction. And in front of all the buildings sweeping glass and picking up ruble was my people hard at work.
This guy and his mullet is hilarious!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Theo: How many Mexicans does it take to....
Me: Juan
Ha…Juan=One