On the flip side I think of some of these older guys involved with moving drugs from Mexico and dealing with construction and logistics that got so much money moving under the table with crooked people from the cities n such. Then use that money to buy into legitimate businesses and real estate and make even more money. Like some of these dudes in their 50s with big houses, land, newest F 250, wife, kids, and 2 or 3 girlfriends some half their age that throw big parties at their ranch every weekend. It just makes me think about maybe legitimacy is overrated lol
True. You have to be clever though...and you have to be quick, and subtle. you have to understand the culture, and be willing to travel. you have to accept the reality of roughly ten years in the clink. it could all go wrong due to little more than bad luck. You could do everything right, but that one Mexican kid pointing at you can bring down an entire operation. The guy you pay on the side who works at customs? He might be home sick. NOW you get searched after declaring intent. It all goes wrong. Are you willing to gamble?
Ya fuck that spy shit. If I have to keep my wifi off because I don't trust using my employer's, forget it. I'll stick to manual labor. At least at the end of the day I can look at something I built (or destroyed) and feel some pride in it. When your boss is on the job with you grinding just like you are, it's harder to hate them too.
I really can't completely relate to this. They're talking about having great paying jobs that allow you to sit inside in air conditioning all day and having to work overtime 3 months of the year. Me, and tons of people I know work overtime year around for shit money with no bonuses, not even the 3% raise woody mentions. When I worked at a axle welding factory, I stood on my feet and mig welded axles for 12 hours a day, 6-7 days a week, only getting every other Sunday off for $17 an hour, and we never got shit for it. I would've killed for any of the corporate jobs he talks about. Life could be so much worse for them
I just spent last night from 7pm to 7am pushing a broom and mopping up a factory (only 3 of the 12 lines where running, for $17.70 an hour, still the new guy just waiting on my probationary period to end and I can join the steel workers union and will be getting $5 tacked on an hour but jesus it was a long fucking night lol can't believe they just didn't ask if I wanted a LOA would of took it.
When you put it like that, obviously your situation is very rough, they wouldn't know what that means though, cause they haven't had jobs like that. You set your "lowest" bar from your life experiences so I can see how you can't relate, but I hope you also can understand how they can't relate either.
@@billbill9392 ive applied to 3 unions (steel workers, HVAC, and carpenters union) in the last year or so, and got an interview at HVAC, but never heard anything back. There was 3 other guys at the same time I was there interviewing for the same position so my chances were low. You get $17 to push a broom!? The janitors we had made like $14 but they had been there for 5-10 years. Unions really seem to be the way to go, especially here in the Midwest. I've heard that unions are very difficult to get into unless you know someone, and I'm definitely finding that to be the case. Hopefully my luck turns better soon.
@@zackhawn5944 Yeah i got a friend that works at my job, that's how i got on (gotta know or blow some one usually) but no I'm training to be a line operator im right now general labor, but like last night they ran out of work so instead of me going home i cleaned all night
@@zackhawn5944if you really don't know anyone in the union, find out what bar everyone hangs out in(usually closest to the hall or mill) after work and make friends. You'll get in in no time. And you'll have made a new friend!
Fluke is an underrated guest. Really respectful and honorable dude. Wish him the best in life. The man has been through things most people never have to face.
Yup…I work in semiconductor…..I know exactly what he’s talking about. Most of the desk people went home to this day because covid. Engineers, techs, etc have been on site.
Okay but why would you look at personal info on a work computer, or search for a job, I would keep anything non work related on my personal laptop but that’s just me
Big difference between the laws for a company with a home system and their systems woodward. And the Camera is clearly to show you're actually doing the work entailed, and not acting like an ass clown to people or disconnecting with them etc. and blaming it on a dropped call or some other nonsense. And all sorts of other reasons. If you don't want to be held accountable in such a matter, don't take a job from home. This whole argument is as stupid as the people who live in LA and complain about all their problems because they can't afford things. It's like, no shit. You chose that.
I disagree, I'm a old gamer who worked my way up to a executive position. Joshua Fluke is just a worker who doesn't want to work no matter what he finds himself doing.
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THERE you are!
You forgot your 15 bucks!
Next week?
Same time, same bridge?
On the flip side I think of some of these older guys involved with moving drugs from Mexico and dealing with construction and logistics that got so much money moving under the table with crooked people from the cities n such. Then use that money to buy into legitimate businesses and real estate and make even more money. Like some of these dudes in their 50s with big houses, land, newest F 250, wife, kids, and 2 or 3 girlfriends some half their age that throw big parties at their ranch every weekend. It just makes me think about maybe legitimacy is overrated lol
True. You have to be clever though...and you have to be quick, and subtle. you have to understand the culture, and be willing to travel.
you have to accept the reality of roughly ten years in the clink. it could all go wrong due to little more than bad luck.
You could do everything right, but that one Mexican kid pointing at you can bring down an entire operation.
The guy you pay on the side who works at customs? He might be home sick. NOW you get searched after declaring intent. It all goes wrong.
Are you willing to gamble?
Kyle: "Like like like like like like like like like like like like like like like like like like like like."
Ya fuck that spy shit. If I have to keep my wifi off because I don't trust using my employer's, forget it. I'll stick to manual labor. At least at the end of the day I can look at something I built (or destroyed) and feel some pride in it. When your boss is on the job with you grinding just like you are, it's harder to hate them too.
I really can't completely relate to this. They're talking about having great paying jobs that allow you to sit inside in air conditioning all day and having to work overtime 3 months of the year. Me, and tons of people I know work overtime year around for shit money with no bonuses, not even the 3% raise woody mentions. When I worked at a axle welding factory, I stood on my feet and mig welded axles for 12 hours a day, 6-7 days a week, only getting every other Sunday off for $17 an hour, and we never got shit for it. I would've killed for any of the corporate jobs he talks about. Life could be so much worse for them
I just spent last night from 7pm to 7am pushing a broom and mopping up a factory (only 3 of the 12 lines where running, for $17.70 an hour, still the new guy just waiting on my probationary period to end and I can join the steel workers union and will be getting $5 tacked on an hour but jesus it was a long fucking night lol can't believe they just didn't ask if I wanted a LOA would of took it.
When you put it like that, obviously your situation is very rough, they wouldn't know what that means though, cause they haven't had jobs like that.
You set your "lowest" bar from your life experiences so I can see how you can't relate, but I hope you also can understand how they can't relate either.
@@billbill9392 ive applied to 3 unions (steel workers, HVAC, and carpenters union) in the last year or so, and got an interview at HVAC, but never heard anything back. There was 3 other guys at the same time I was there interviewing for the same position so my chances were low. You get $17 to push a broom!? The janitors we had made like $14 but they had been there for 5-10 years. Unions really seem to be the way to go, especially here in the Midwest. I've heard that unions are very difficult to get into unless you know someone, and I'm definitely finding that to be the case. Hopefully my luck turns better soon.
@@zackhawn5944 Yeah i got a friend that works at my job, that's how i got on (gotta know or blow some one usually) but no I'm training to be a line operator im right now general labor, but like last night they ran out of work so instead of me going home i cleaned all night
@@zackhawn5944if you really don't know anyone in the union, find out what bar everyone hangs out in(usually closest to the hall or mill) after work and make friends. You'll get in in no time. And you'll have made a new friend!
Fluke is an underrated guest. Really respectful and honorable dude. Wish him the best in life. The man has been through things most people never have to face.
I've been watching Fluke's videos for about three years. From what I've seen and heard, our lives are very similar aside from giving money.
Also aside from having money, at least on my end...
I’m just here to hear naive woodys surprise that corporations do evil shit
suprised woody dident break down what type of fun it is
Oh I'll do it for him, so there are three main types of fun.
Woody trying to pretend his 1997 experience in "webdev" compares at all to modern day webdev lol
Yup…I work in semiconductor…..I know exactly what he’s talking about. Most of the desk people went home to this day because covid. Engineers, techs, etc have been on site.
Ban anyone who doesn’t go to pizza parties!
love it when kyle falls asleep
Dammit kyle is going for the like like like record!
The workers become like bosses when its your money going to lazy time.
The building in the thumbnail is like 3 minutes from mg apartment lol
“I’m joining the taliban”
Good, they’re business like I hear.
id rather be dead or broke, to ever work for someone else again. fuck that. money isnt worth it. ill take freedom as my riches
This implies there is a Light Side of Corporations. We all know that's not true.
pizza parties are the light side
Now the expression is..."Learn to code faster than the AI."
Good luck out there.
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Aye the building in the thumbnail is in Charlotte NC
Nice thumbnail. That building in Oklahoma City is so weird
that’s a building outside of the panthers stadium in Charlotte. Looks similar though
No, that’s in Charlotte.
Kyle said "like" 172 times
Likelikelike and likelikelikelike because likelike and don’t forget likelikelike
Kyle knows what FAMILY is about
Nice thumbnail. That building in Charlotte is so weird
I’m pretty sure that’s OKC’s Devon tower
Did you get that memo about the TPS reports?
Did not know this channel did more than weiner jokes.right on.the corporation documentary probly got me here.
Okay but why would you look at personal info on a work computer, or search for a job, I would keep anything non work related on my personal laptop but that’s just me
Big difference between the laws for a company with a home system and their systems woodward. And the Camera is clearly to show you're actually doing the work entailed, and not acting like an ass clown to people or disconnecting with them etc. and blaming it on a dropped call or some other nonsense. And all sorts of other reasons.
If you don't want to be held accountable in such a matter, don't take a job from home. This whole argument is as stupid as the people who live in LA and complain about all their problems because they can't afford things. It's like, no shit. You chose that.
Did he get the stapler?
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How bout we all act like a**holes at the same time?you know the ghandi thing.
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I disagree, I'm a old gamer who worked my way up to a executive position. Joshua Fluke is just a worker who doesn't want to work no matter what he finds himself doing.
Like like like, he's focusing to hard to hide the southern accent