Professional Truck Drivers. They get a bad rap sometimes, people blaming them for accidents when 9 out of ten times its other drivers needlessly speeding or blabbing on a cell phone that cause the accidents. So remember, those eggs and beef and bread that you find on the supermarket shelf - people get that there so be grateful for them. Now, what you said about customer service is true. Worked that many times in my life. Got yelled out for things I had no control over. Was felt up. Had advances made I won't repeat. So listen people, those cashiers aren't there for you to abuse verbally or for you to put your hands on. SHOW SOME RESPECT. One of the reasons I love this song is is highlights what we all need to realize - every job needs someone to do it. The man picking up your trash is just as valuable as the CEO of your company and the people you make fun of for working fast food are equal to you and me in every way.
As a truck driver the only thing you use that we don't deliver is the air you breathe everything else we deliver from the materials in your home/apartment the parts in your vehicle the appliances and furniture in said home/apartment the food in your kitchen the clothes on your back all delivered by truck and just a little kindness and respect goes a long way and is all we ask for
They get a lot of government money, so someone recognizes them. But, I get what you're saying. Ppl don't ever really think about where their food comes from. Sooo many people are involved in food production. From the farmers to the processors to the packager.
I could never do my husband's job. The job he had climbing any building cellphone towers. He built them and maintained them. The highest he ever climbed was 1800 feet in the air. 🔥🔥
Keep going with Alabama. They have dozens of number 1's. Dixieland Delight, High Cotton, Mountain Music, and my personal favorite, Roll On (18 Wheeler).
I love this song. Two that I would pick are the military and truck driving. I’ve seen them both second hand through my daddy and my husband. Both have my utmost respect.
With this virus l think the most important and The ones that l appreciate the most are the hospital workers. Not just the doctors and nurses but the janitorial staff. Having to clean up the bathroom when people get sick. I appreciate you. Thank you and God bless.
I was a truck driver for 17 years now I'm a snow plow driver on back country roads in the winter and the rest of the year I operate heavy equipment. The job I couldn't do and they don't get enough credit is a nurse those people are amazing.
I’m from Kansas and I grew up helping my great grandpa in the wheat fields. My grandpa and uncle are truck drivers and one of my cousins is a firefighter/emt and he is also a mechanic.
For a number of years there were 4 country groups that were constantly at the top. They were Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys, The stabler Brothers and Shenandoah. Between them they have an incredible collection of hits.
Absolutely!! Been a server or bartender for 26 years and you’re so right!!!But it has been good to me; all the amazing guests make up for all the bad ones❤️
I'm most appreciative of the military first and foremost as a active United States Marine. And I'm most appreciative of the truck drivers out there. I drove a truck for almost 10 years. If truck drivers stopped rolling the world wouldn't turn. Hats off to all of the soldiers, truck drivers, and medical workers of the world! Alabama "Roll On". Big Holla you should check it out.
Indirectly, this is a patriotic song and you'll only hear those in country music. When we think of patriotism, we think, most often, of our servicemen and veterans but this song points out the importance of each and every one of us who gets out there every day and works. We work and produce and that is what makes our nation a success. Let's us all, each and every one, be proud of our contribution to our beloved country. Thanks to country music for sharing that message.
I am a (disabled) R.N. I appreciate the housekeeping staff in hospitals. They keep the hospitals clean and sanitary. Sometimes they have to do a "terminal clean" because the patient had a contagious infection. They are hard workers
I think the people who work in the transportation industry (sailors, truckers, pilots, railroaders, etc.) deserve some recognition for all getting cargo from point a to point b. For all the time spent away from their families so that way we can live a comfortable life. God bless you, men and women of the transportation industry.
Warehouse worker, ive been working at a sams club FC for the past year and a half weekend shift. Shout out to my fellow warehouse workers and the truckers who keep this country movin
Career industrial roofer here. This kinda attitude about hard working people needs to come back. I know the dangers of my job including the weather, but I love it. I love knowing I'm keeping buildings safe to work in and keeping the people inside those buildings moving. I take pride in everything about it. Have I nearly died doing it? A couple times. Have I witnessed my buddies almost die? More than a few. I do it for my family and for those around me. So that my family can live and peoples kids can go back to school after their roof nearly collapses from snow, or a historical building can stay standing so future generations can enjoy it, or a surgeon doesn't have to worry about a water puddle while he's preforming heart surgery (yes, that happened). I just wish blue collar people were noticed more like they used to be. Just because I wear a hard hat, harness and tool belt instead of a suit and tie doesn't mean I'm not professional.
Mechanics....their ability to fix cars, I could probably do. But it's their ability to figure out exactly what's wrong before they even get the tools out. I can't do that. So much respect.
I did Customer Service for about 20 years, until I couldn't tolerate those "trash people" anymore. I now work in a warehouse and don't have to answer a phone for 8 hours a day. I refuse to be one of those trash people because I've been on the other end of that line.
From 16-20 years old, I was in customer service. 21-27, I was an Airborne Infantryman in the US Army, from 27-35 I was a Deputy Sheriff in NC, from 36-now I’ve been a mailman. ALL of these jobs are important. Doesn’t matter if it’s the street sweeper, or a NASA scientist, every job depends on every other job. Without one, the whole system breaks down. That’s why, no matter what my job has been, I have ALWAYS treated people with the utmost respect. Period. (Side Note, even as a Deputy Sheriff, 90% of the people I arrested actually apologized to me for having to arrest them, simply because I treated each and every person as an individual, who was worthy of respect. Because that is how I was raised, how God wants me to act, how my wife EXPECTS me to act, and how I, wanting to be a better man in the world, will ALWAYS act”
My Dad worked in the steel mill in Johnstown Pa in the 1970's. He then went onto HVAC work where he retired after 35 years. My husband is in concrete and construction. All the men in my life have been blue collar workers. Even now my 23 year old son is in school for welding. And its not just a 40 hr week. There's alot of weeks these men work overtime or side jobs.
Auto worker here. We make, and distribute parts for your cars. Busy busy busy right now, and always. We a short staffed, people just do not want to work. Please guys, we need people!!!! We are putting in 60 to 72 hours a week, and we cannot keep up! Help! I also give props to the truck drivers, they also cannot keep up with our supply demand because of the shipping crisis. They need help as well. They are working double, and triple over time as well. They are way overworked. We all need help, please go out there and help.
I’m most appreciative for Farmers .. we would be so screwed without them. Sun up to sun down in those fields. They don’t get a holiday.. animals need to be fed and fields need to be harvested. Love this song!! Factory workers that are on their feet for 12 hour shifts.. hats off to you as well.
I appreciate the farmers because there is no guarantee they’re going to get anything in return. The coal miner is another...my parents, me and my brother were raised on coal and my child was for the first 14 years of her life until the coal industry started going down. I have the upmost respect for miners after going underground with my husband once. I started smothering and I could still see the outside. As far as danger goes they have the worst profession because there’s so many things that can go wrong that’s out of there control. My dad worked 22 years underground before it became to much on his body. I’m proud to be a coal miners granddaughter, daughter, sister, and wife. Now both me and my husband work in the factory for Toyota.
For me it’s gotta be the policemen and women. They’re already working an extremely rough job, and with how everything is now, I can’t imagine. So much respect for those men and women.
I worked as an online CUSTOMER SERVICE rep for about 6 months for Home Shopping Network. It was harder than teaching school IMO . CSRs deal with angry, frustrated folk for hours every day. They are saints in my opinion. And this is coming from a retired school teacher who taught 10 years in elementary and 8 years in Middle school. LOL I would go back to the middle school any day before I would do a CSR job.
This song in my heart lets ppl know That those who work hard & for almost nothing U know We The People the ones that make America great So next time ur in a line to long Just suck it up & thank them for doing their best Can I Have An AMEN Bro
Number 1 hands down!! Truck drivers!!!! We deal with idiots on the road all day every single day!!! NO other job would be possible without us!!! And we're so underpaid!!! Especially us gas haulers. You would walk everywhere you go without us.....
That's hard to pick one I done about everything but I'm a retired under ground coal miner I was a foreman and a EMT at the mines and a red hat Mentored for new miners
Librarians.....I'm a Librarian. We are teachers, researchers, educators. People don't realize what goes on behind the scenes to get all that information out to the public.
Anybody in retail they have to here everybody's hard day or bad day and supposed to smile retail covers a lot of people that we all enteract with so bless retail workers and gold bless anybody. That gets up everyday and works .
Professional Truck Drivers. They get a bad rap sometimes, people blaming them for accidents when 9 out of ten times its other drivers needlessly speeding or blabbing on a cell phone that cause the accidents. So remember, those eggs and beef and bread that you find on the supermarket shelf - people get that there so be grateful for them. Now, what you said about customer service is true. Worked that many times in my life. Got yelled out for things I had no control over. Was felt up. Had advances made I won't repeat. So listen people, those cashiers aren't there for you to abuse verbally or for you to put your hands on. SHOW SOME RESPECT.
One of the reasons I love this song is is highlights what we all need to realize - every job needs someone to do it. The man picking up your trash is just as valuable as the CEO of your company and the people you make fun of for working fast food are equal to you and me in every way.
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Fact!!
if you've got it, it came on a truck
As a truck driver the only thing you use that we don't deliver is the air you breathe everything else we deliver from the materials in your home/apartment the parts in your vehicle the appliances and furniture in said home/apartment the food in your kitchen the clothes on your back all delivered by truck and just a little kindness and respect goes a long way and is all we ask for
I remember when they came out. Oh my gosh, they won like every award available for years!!!
Farmers...they're highly underrated for what they do.
Thank you! It's nice to read that!
Farmers for sure
I don't think they're underrated probably not played enough now because they're an older band.
@@chuckHart70 LOL!!! Never heard of The Farmers...or is it just Farmers, like (the) Eagles?
They get a lot of government money, so someone recognizes them.
But, I get what you're saying. Ppl don't ever really think about where their food comes from. Sooo many people are involved in food production. From the farmers to the processors to the packager.
I could never do my husband's job. The job he had climbing any building cellphone towers. He built them and maintained them. The highest he ever climbed was 1800 feet in the air. 🔥🔥
I would die to death! LOL Seriously, thank your husband for me. I appreciate what he does. God bless!
Yeah I’m scared to death of hights I think I’ll stick to farming lol
My late husband maintained water towers.They are why he is my late husband.
Your husband is a hard worker - and You are a Very Special Lady 💖 God Bless You Both 💞
My late husband painted and maintained water towers
Keep going with Alabama. They have dozens of number 1's. Dixieland Delight, High Cotton, Mountain Music, and my personal favorite, Roll On (18 Wheeler).
Alabama.... over 40 number 1 hits.... crank it up!!!!
Wonderful reaction to just one of 41 # 1 hit's of Alabama. All jobs are worthy so for me it's all of them. :)
One of my favorite songs. Plumbers are my heroes. Couldn't live without them
so true
I love this song. Two that I would pick are the military and truck driving. I’ve seen them both second hand through my daddy and my husband. Both have my utmost respect.
With this virus l think the most important and The ones that l appreciate the most are the hospital workers. Not just the doctors and nurses but the janitorial staff.
Having to clean up the bathroom when people get sick. I appreciate you. Thank you and God bless.
Truck drivers, especially gas haulers like myself, should be number 1. They couldn't get to work without us. And we're so underpaid!!!!!
I was a truck driver for 17 years now I'm a snow plow driver on back country roads in the winter and the rest of the year I operate heavy equipment. The job I couldn't do and they don't get enough credit is a nurse those people are amazing.
I admire the people here in Cyprus cleaning the septic tank in over forty degrees bless them ..this was amazing thanku so much love and god bless x
#Alabama is amazing 🌹
Alabama is a great music group and you did a great video review! I give you 2 thumbs ups! God bless you and God bless America!
I’m from Kansas and I grew up helping my great grandpa in the wheat fields. My grandpa and uncle are truck drivers and one of my cousins is a firefighter/emt and he is also a mechanic.
Part timers! Lol. I’ve been in trucking 20 years and grew up with farmers.... we all hit 40 hours by Wednesday lol
For a number of years there were 4 country groups that were constantly at the top. They were Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys, The stabler Brothers and Shenandoah. Between them they have an incredible collection of hits.
This song is slam full of straight facts. Proud of this country- proud of you my man for what you do. Props.
Fort Payne’s finest! Love some Alabama
Absolutely!! Been a server or bartender for 26 years and you’re so right!!!But it has been good to me; all the amazing guests make up for all the bad ones❤️
Love Alabama
Alabama. The country band of the people.
I appreciate the nurses on the front line helping people even though they are under paid and over worked
I'm most appreciative of the military first and foremost as a active United States Marine. And I'm most appreciative of the truck drivers out there. I drove a truck for almost 10 years. If truck drivers stopped rolling the world wouldn't turn. Hats off to all of the soldiers, truck drivers, and medical workers of the world!
Alabama "Roll On". Big Holla you should check it out.
Lady Down On Love- Alabama
An amazing song that has stupendous harmonies
Yes. And Old Flame!
Indirectly, this is a patriotic song and you'll only hear those in country music. When we think of patriotism, we think, most often, of our servicemen and veterans but this song points out the importance of each and every one of us who gets out there every day and works. We work and produce and that is what makes our nation a success. Let's us all, each and every one, be proud of our contribution to our beloved country. Thanks to country music for sharing that message.
We need to push this song.
I am a (disabled) R.N. I appreciate the housekeeping staff in hospitals. They keep the hospitals clean and sanitary. Sometimes they have to do a "terminal clean" because the patient had a contagious infection. They are hard workers
I think the people who work in the transportation industry (sailors, truckers, pilots, railroaders, etc.) deserve some recognition for all getting cargo from point a to point b. For all the time spent away from their families so that way we can live a comfortable life. God bless you, men and women of the transportation industry.
Warehouse worker, ive been working at a sams club FC for the past year and a half weekend shift. Shout out to my fellow warehouse workers and the truckers who keep this country movin
If u like this one you'll love "5 o'clock 500" by Alabama..... Its a 9to5 classic....
Alabama- Once upon a lifetime.
One hell of a song.
Their song "angels among us". Absolutely beautiful.
Doctor. That’s a job I couldn’t ever do. They do such great work and often work to exhaust. Shout out to them.
Been an over the road trucker for 4.5 years, now drive a dump laying highway asphalt. First job was a house washer. BlueCollarSquad
Try "High Cotton" next. Dixieland Delight is pretty great too
Career industrial roofer here. This kinda attitude about hard working people needs to come back. I know the dangers of my job including the weather, but I love it. I love knowing I'm keeping buildings safe to work in and keeping the people inside those buildings moving. I take pride in everything about it. Have I nearly died doing it? A couple times. Have I witnessed my buddies almost die? More than a few. I do it for my family and for those around me. So that my family can live and peoples kids can go back to school after their roof nearly collapses from snow, or a historical building can stay standing so future generations can enjoy it, or a surgeon doesn't have to worry about a water puddle while he's preforming heart surgery (yes, that happened). I just wish blue collar people were noticed more like they used to be. Just because I wear a hard hat, harness and tool belt instead of a suit and tie doesn't mean I'm not professional.
Oh, I forgot.... My favorite Alabama song, is "Mountain Music"---one of the best songs, EVER!!!
Alabama at one time hosted what was called June Jam..over in East Alabama at their home town...was something special ..big time...
Amen America! 😍😘
My husband is a nurse and with this pandemic I could never do it
Firefighters and Paramedics. I haven't met a bad one yet. I love Alabama, a band of talented musicians with a heart.
Mechanics....their ability to fix cars, I could probably do. But it's their ability to figure out exactly what's wrong before they even get the tools out. I can't do that. So much respect.
The City Sewage department. I just watched them flush the sewers on a street. "Good grief," I thought to myself exactly what you just said.
I did Customer Service for about 20 years, until I couldn't tolerate those "trash people" anymore. I now work in a warehouse and don't have to answer a phone for 8 hours a day. I refuse to be one of those trash people because I've been on the other end of that line.
Lol yeah my aunt was a telephone operator in the 50’s
From 16-20 years old, I was in customer service. 21-27, I was an Airborne Infantryman in the US Army, from 27-35 I was a Deputy Sheriff in NC, from 36-now I’ve been a mailman. ALL of these jobs are important. Doesn’t matter if it’s the street sweeper, or a NASA scientist, every job depends on every other job. Without one, the whole system breaks down. That’s why, no matter what my job has been, I have ALWAYS treated people with the utmost respect. Period. (Side Note, even as a Deputy Sheriff, 90% of the people I arrested actually apologized to me for having to arrest them, simply because I treated each and every person as an individual, who was worthy of respect. Because that is how I was raised, how God wants me to act, how my wife EXPECTS me to act, and how I, wanting to be a better man in the world, will ALWAYS act”
My Dad worked in the steel mill in Johnstown Pa in the 1970's. He then went onto HVAC work where he retired after 35 years. My husband is in concrete and construction. All the men in my life have been blue collar workers. Even now my 23 year old son is in school for welding.
And its not just a 40 hr week. There's alot of weeks these men work overtime or side jobs.
If I may ask, which mill?? I haul out of Johnstown wire quite a bit. Good guys to deal with
Auto worker here. We make, and distribute parts for your cars. Busy busy busy right now, and always. We a short staffed, people just do not want to work. Please guys, we need people!!!! We are putting in 60 to 72 hours a week, and we cannot keep up! Help! I also give props to the truck drivers, they also cannot keep up with our supply demand because of the shipping crisis. They need help as well. They are working double, and triple over time as well. They are way overworked. We all need help, please go out there and help.
Do Feels So Right, Dixieland Delight..you can't go wrong with Alabama. Their live videos are great.
Love those!! And Play me some mountain music....Love in the 3rd degree....Like you said, can't go wrong with them!!
Please react to Alabama, forevers as far as I'll go. Great song.
I could never be a coal miner.. Much respect!
A roughneck on an oil rig.iys tough work and it sure ain't for everyone. I love it.
As someone who has learned many trades over the years, this song hits home so well
Nurse Here!
Alabama Born n Bred !
Appreciate all of the AG jobs the most.
Truck drivers. My daddy and Pa were drivers. Brother is following suit. Dad started at 18 but passed away in 1998.
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the railroads imagine not being able to see your family for like 1 to 4 days.
I’m most appreciative for Farmers .. we would be so screwed without them. Sun up to sun down in those fields. They don’t get a holiday.. animals need to be fed and fields need to be harvested. Love this song!! Factory workers that are on their feet for 12 hour shifts.. hats off to you as well.
More people need to hear this share it
I appreciate the farmers because there is no guarantee they’re going to get anything in return. The coal miner is another...my parents, me and my brother were raised on coal and my child was for the first 14 years of her life until the coal industry started going down. I have the upmost respect for miners after going underground with my husband once. I started smothering and I could still see the outside. As far as danger goes they have the worst profession because there’s so many things that can go wrong that’s out of there control. My dad worked 22 years underground before it became to much on his body. I’m proud to be a coal miners granddaughter, daughter, sister, and wife. Now both me and my husband work in the factory for Toyota.
I could never be a school teacher! Props!
Tire building. My dad , uncle, and grandpa put food on the table. Thanks to general tire. Southern Illinois!!
Thank you
Also I’m appreciate the farmers for I am also a farmer and rancher. No Farms No Food
The Farmers
Me and my sister are janitors. Totally overlooked occupation so give it up for all of us keeping it clean!
For me it’s gotta be the policemen and women. They’re already working an extremely rough job, and with how everything is now, I can’t imagine. So much respect for those men and women.
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I tip my hat to the farmers. They feed us and it's hard work that I couldn't do 😍
Those guys who work up on the large power lines. I could t do that man!! Not many can
Excellent review
Brother I used to be in customer service and started driving a truck to get away from people.... that was 20 years ago lol
I worked as an online CUSTOMER SERVICE rep for about 6 months for Home Shopping Network. It was harder than teaching school IMO .
CSRs deal with angry, frustrated folk for hours every day. They are saints in my opinion. And this is coming from a retired school teacher who taught 10 years in elementary and 8 years in Middle school. LOL I would go back to the middle school any day before I would do a CSR job.
Between customer service/sales and getting literally physically attacked for a living, sales is the one I'd never go back to
This song in my heart lets ppl know
That those who work hard & for almost nothing
U know We The People the ones that make America great
So next time ur in a line to long
Just suck it up & thank them for doing their best
Can I Have An AMEN Bro
Number 1 hands down!! Truck drivers!!!! We deal with idiots on the road all day every single day!!! NO other job would be possible without us!!! And we're so underpaid!!! Especially us gas haulers. You would walk everywhere you go without us.....
The ironworkers, they do shit none of us could do.
The military for keeping America free and the farmers for feeding us all but it takes everyone. Teachers, doctors everyone to make it roll.
Spent 6 yrs in the Army. Best decision I ever made.
Painter... Because I do it for living... Just send it on down the line.
Can’t choose just one: Doctors, Nurses, Police Officers, Firefighters, Military.
Linemen/women! Keep the lights on.
Crab fisherman. Deadliest catch, tough job for us to eat 🦀
Nurses, especially icu nurses. I could not do that on a daily basis
That's hard to pick one I done about everything but I'm a retired under ground coal miner I was a foreman and a EMT at the mines and a red hat Mentored for new miners
God bless farmers!
First responders...to include military.
Librarians.....I'm a Librarian. We are teachers, researchers, educators. People don't realize what goes on behind the scenes to get all that information out to the public.
Plumbing it feeds my family
Freezer restocked for large food company in sub zero temps. Proudly
I appreciate Police, Firefighters, and Paramedics and Nurses
I’m very thankful fo4 our military!
Honey dipper didn't get mentioned that's a tough gig ;)
Teachers! Also every other some in the wheel!
Any labor intensive job dues respect
Ppl that deal with sewage\ceptic workers. Couldn't be me.
Military
Farmers, I appreciate them.
i drive a truck and we take a lot of crap and i love driving thrm big rigs down the road
Me…I love being a server treating my guest to the best steak in town!
Anybody in retail they have to here everybody's hard day or bad day and supposed to smile retail covers a lot of people that we all enteract with so bless retail workers and gold bless anybody. That gets up everyday and works .