The fact that Safety Man of ALL people is ignoring the inherent danger of rain drops grouping together is baffling!!! Someone needs to write that guy up!
I can tell you right now them welders have already hauled ass out of there before Ricky even finished that first sentence. As I've said to a boss before "My job is to literally fire a bolt of electricity at a big-ass piece of metal that I'm usually leaning on to do it. And you think I'm gonna do that in the wet? Dream the fuck on."
As a beginning welder, I'm ashamed I never thought of it as firing a literal bolt of electricity at a big-ass piece of metal, *let alone* doing it while wet!
@@LazrCat0 the other thing too is the water will ruin your welds. When the water gets energized it releases hydrogen gas which causes your beads to turn into Swiss cheese
You struck a landscapers heart with that one my man. Well ex landscaper your recent short about applying to a job you might not be qualified for inspired me to apply for a job In my dream career field and I got it I was fully transparent in my experience in the industry and they gave me 2.50 more an hour over what I made as a foreman. Thank you for that little bump to make me go for it. Since making this I have already gotten a dollar raise. Not even 90 days in
That's the same as the landscaping company I work for only I do paver patios and retaining walls and as soon as we see the first drop we calling the boss 😁
Exlandscapper as well I live in the pacific north west and so all it does is rain, we would always have talks about calling it early because of rain but usually we would suffer through it
The boss drew a circle in the dirt and looked at his watch and started counting the drop.. at 45 seconds the 7th drop hit, he smiled and said pack it up boys, it's to wet to work today.
@@failure2flinch876 I like the way your brain works... didn't miss that minute detail. I'll bet you're a supervisor. You seem to truly understand human nature.
Just yesterday we had to explain to the guy that hired us to move in and assemble some super computer coolers (they are essentially just modified high box shipping containers) that the rain is why we couldn't finish. I'm convinced he had this scenario in his head for why we wouldn't finish. We had to explain to him the way someone would explain to a child that steel boxes, ladders, electricity, and cranes during a thunder storm are a recipe for disaster!
We setup our own networks and servers and businesses can't understand why we don't setup networks in the rain when we're mounting hardware on the side of buildings 20-40feet up on a ladder. They get surprised when we move the job back lol. The somehow don't understand the concept of ladder + Drill/mason tips + Rain + Wind = insurance claim.
My husband is a retired union electrician. I told him about this video and the safety man saying he had rain ponchos. Kenny started laughing,saying," those ponchos would be filling up the trash cans." 😆
I feel this on a spiritual level right now, just got back home early from a job site. Site manager saw FOUR snowlakes on the roof! Glad I made it back home when I did. Stay safe out there.
This is straight facts..I've worked on a few solar farms and once you see the first rain drop it's time to go, you don't walk you run to that gate haha...and God forbid you hear lightning if you see it knock everyone over in your way to the gate lol
@@thomasbarlow4223 yes, solar fields especially while everything is exposed been built is like a magnet for lighting I've personally seen it hit in a field if your near it you'll probably die tbh
I am LOLing!! I framed houses for years, both as employee and 15 years as owner... We would draw a "rain turtle" on the stack of OSB or plywood. Three drops on the turtles back....... ROLL'EM UP BOYS!! We use to call those " little drops of rest"!! Great video @Breadstick Ricky and the Boss
As a carpenter you know how much I would have loved this? Nope we stay in the rain no matter how hard it's dumping if you didn't bring a poncho you're fucked. Now when the lightning starts happening hard like rapidly, then we sit in our car and wait it out
Same here. I live in Juneau Alaska which is in a rainforest, so your lucky if one of the 30 sunny days we get a year lands on an outside work day. The rest of the time we have to wear rain gear. And it's not warm rain either, you can't just get wet, you have to stay dry so you have to wear rain gear.
Nope, nope, nope. 3 drops in the circle and we outta here. Weather man sucks here so you gotta watch the radar yourself and use the years of framing experience / florida weather to know when its gonna go away and when its gonna sit and dump the rest of the day.
Like an old (Roscoe-esk) coworker of mine used to say after it began raining. " The first raindrop that hits me, That's god's fault, The second raindrop that hits me, That's MY fault, for not listening the first time, ROLL EM UP! TIME TO GO BOYS!" LMAO😂🤣😂
I’ll happily applaud this situation! One that left me a little speechless was when a dog walker was told by her customer who is a older woman, that since it was raining, not to worry about walking the dog. He could either hold it, or just go in the house. (To clarify, he is NOT a small dog and he does NOT have any type of indoor doggie-poo facilities). Some folks scare me… that says a lot once you realize Satan is my employee!
Worked a whole lot of construction jobs in my life and never got sent home because of rain. Got to sit in the truck and wait it out a few times. Have even been told to keep welding during a thunderstorm. I was welding red iron on a steel construction site up on the roof and soaking wet. Getting shocked every time I struck an arc. Finally told the foreman to kiss my ass and went and sat in the welding truck until the storm passed. He told the boss to fire me. Me and that foreman didn’t get along so well after that.
Yeah welding and rain storms don't get along. I've had to weld in awful storms more than a few times and they always look like shit because of the hydrogen entrapment.
I don't mind working in the rain as along have a poncho or something. I wear glasses you can't because of the rain take them off and you still can't see
Oh my goodness.... I haven't laughed this hard in quite a long while... I have no idea how I even stumbled across your page but what I do know is that I have been laughing my flipping ass off while I have been binge watching your videos.... love it... 😁👍
Back when I was a house painter (a loser) the boss would place a quarter on a banister. If more than 3 raindrops landed on that quarter within one minute he'd call it a day. Legit true story.
I just spent the last month and a half pulling blankets and tarps over gigantic beet piles in Northern North Dakota and Minnesota in -8 to -40 degree Temps and constant non stop wind. This hurts me to my soul. Boys, keep fighting the good fight. 👍
this is so true, meanwhile over at the RV factory i work at im outside and there is litteral tornado sirens going off, i have my manager yelling at me to come in, and im like.... i can still get some stuff done its not 2 bad out here i dont want to be here late because of some storm.
It's honestly the right thing to do and the lumber should be below 19% moisture as well. So many issues can happen down the line from wet lumber used in framing. That includes walls bend like a bow (I've seen it) after it dried out. Back when the builders (I'm talking about the guys running the show) cared about how a building would be a few years after construction all that stuff was taken a lot more seriously. We'd reject anything over 24% as it would take too long to dry. Now the industry ethic is so get it done and cover up the corners so the builder can finish, 'sell', and reform the company under a new name to get out from under the warranties. I couldn't stand it so went self-employed to fix the screw ups and I never don't have enough work
Man I love this channel! I do new construction first year plumbing apprentice in Utah. Sometimes the shit I'm working on has ice cicles hanging off it. I call it ice rink by day. Swamp by night. Inch and a half of standing water.
My coworkers and I had this conversation the other day. We talked about there's no way we're working outside in the rain or whatever when the forklift is involved. Sat on a two-ton hunk of steel with thunder and lightning? No thanks! Our old supervisor made me do that. He even gave me a damn poncho. I was new at the time, so I went along with it. But no longer!
Done masonry work from time I was 15 years old until I was 40 with my best friend and his dad and this hits nail on the head for those who make a living outdoors or majority of the time outdoors ....it also can break you when we didn't work we didn't get paid couple days foul weather could really put these kind of hard working Americans in a financial bind ....luckily we also would build a house or two a year and try keep one dried in for the winter time in tennessee so we could still work when the weather was not in our favor ....
I'm with Roscoe, been wet, cold, muddy, wet, hot, muddy working on high lines in it. These new guys go home if they see one cloud in the sky or the temperature reaches 85 degrees.
Thanks again for help making me laugh cuz I got a lot of miles to drive tonight you guys know how to brighten up a night much love keep up the good work and I said you guys lol
I used to work for my dad's landscape company and he would have us work in a severe thunderstorms and rain storms like unless the water was washing away more mulch than you could put down then he wouldn't let us pack it up
My floor supervisor called me on a PTO day, I was approved for nearly 4 months ago, to see if I could get in as people were claiming they couldn't get in for their shift due to snow...the extremely light flurries with a temp above freezing. I told her I was visiting my parents an hour north, and it was "already REALLY BAD here." 😏😉🤣 I was actually driving around, just a few minutes away from the hospital, enjoying my PTO. The really fun part was that I requested that day due to the horrific workload we experienced on that first post holiday week day the year before. I did it to escape the ridiculous number of O.R. admissions we saw the previous year and escaped the potential staffing shortage due to the "snow". 😏😁 That woman was ALWAYS calling on me so others could eff off. Not THAT time.
I am going on the boat with Roscoe he already had his life jacket and some new top waters. Sounds like the man had a plan and turned on the sprinklers by Ricky’s truck to insure success against the boss and the bass today
I've said it, but I was the Super and I was in charge that day... But! I got a glowing review from the owner of the property (They was watching electricians get their gear off the back off the truck to inside) got me a bump in pay.
The fact that Safety Man of ALL people is ignoring the inherent danger of rain drops grouping together is baffling!!! Someone needs to write that guy up!
I'm on
Not just any raindrops but 7-8!
Lol
Not surprised. This actual shit happens at job sites
Nah, he's just one of us who'll have a Sunday stroll in a hurricane without batting an eye.
I can tell you right now them welders have already hauled ass out of there before Ricky even finished that first sentence. As I've said to a boss before "My job is to literally fire a bolt of electricity at a big-ass piece of metal that I'm usually leaning on to do it. And you think I'm gonna do that in the wet? Dream the fuck on."
Ironworker here can confirm this hah!
Yuup. Rain just ruins my welds. At least that's my excuse anyhow
As a beginning welder, I'm ashamed I never thought of it as firing a literal bolt of electricity at a big-ass piece of metal, *let alone* doing it while wet!
@@LazrCat0 the other thing too is the water will ruin your welds. When the water gets energized it releases hydrogen gas which causes your beads to turn into Swiss cheese
@@LazrCat0 And since you're usually sitting on/ leaning against/ holding up that piece of metal, if anything goes wrong you become part of a circuit.
You struck a landscapers heart with that one my man. Well ex landscaper your recent short about applying to a job you might not be qualified for inspired me to apply for a job In my dream career field and I got it I was fully transparent in my experience in the industry and they gave me 2.50 more an hour over what I made as a foreman. Thank you for that little bump to make me go for it. Since making this I have already gotten a dollar raise. Not even 90 days in
That's the same as the landscaping company I work for only I do paver patios and retaining walls and as soon as we see the first drop we calling the boss 😁
Hell yeah. Congrats on the new job
@@brianishmael2290 💯💯 I do the same stuff and the same thing lol
Exlandscapper as well I live in the pacific north west and so all it does is rain, we would always have talks about calling it early because of rain but usually we would suffer through it
What was the dream job?
The boss drew a circle in the dirt and looked at his watch and started counting the drop.. at 45 seconds the 7th drop hit, he smiled and said pack it up boys, it's to wet to work today.
Guys must be from California , PNW is unstop baby rain 🌧 or sine ☀️🌨🤘🏽🇺🇸🤘🏽💯
@@albef2778 was back in Denver last summer.
how big of a circle?
My union rep would hold a roll your own cigarette paper outside and if it got any raindrops on it within a minute, we were gone for the day.
@@failure2flinch876 I like the way your brain works... didn't miss that minute detail. I'll bet you're a supervisor. You seem to truly understand human nature.
Just yesterday we had to explain to the guy that hired us to move in and assemble some super computer coolers (they are essentially just modified high box shipping containers) that the rain is why we couldn't finish. I'm convinced he had this scenario in his head for why we wouldn't finish. We had to explain to him the way someone would explain to a child that steel boxes, ladders, electricity, and cranes during a thunder storm are a recipe for disaster!
ah, c'mon man. y'all got rubber soles on your galoshes. standing in a puddle while stick welding.....that'd just be a tingle.
We setup our own networks and servers and businesses can't understand why we don't setup networks in the rain when we're mounting hardware on the side of buildings 20-40feet up on a ladder. They get surprised when we move the job back lol. The somehow don't understand the concept of ladder + Drill/mason tips + Rain + Wind = insurance claim.
Also what are the odds someone gets fatally struck by lighting. Very low; still better not to chance it.
@@seanhartnett79 Agreed. 5 out of 6 people say russian roulette is safe. But I aint playing
@@matthewfloridaforlife nicely done 😁
Ole Roscoe coming in clutch lmao
Meanwhile, in a previous video, Roscoe was giving them shit for not working in a Hurricane.🤣👍
I can't decide if I want to be Ricky or Roscoe when I grow up but they are both G.O.A.Ted
Roscoe is just a Ricky when they get older.
Ricky in your 20s-30s
Rosco 50+
Odds of reaching maturity as ricky? I’m not sure Vegas would back a bet like that
@@rangergxi Exactly - Ricky is what happens when you're ten years into your career, Roscoe is what happens when you enter your third decade..,🤣👍
Roscoe is the perfection of Ricky
My husband is a retired union electrician. I told him about this video and the safety man saying he had rain ponchos.
Kenny started laughing,saying," those ponchos would be filling up the trash cans." 😆
I feel this on a spiritual level right now, just got back home early from a job site. Site manager saw FOUR snowlakes on the roof! Glad I made it back home when I did. Stay safe out there.
FOUR!? my god... glad you all made it home safe.
Thats practically a blizzard!!!
Surprised you didn't get caught up in a avalanche
This is straight facts..I've worked on a few solar farms and once you see the first rain drop it's time to go, you don't walk you run to that gate haha...and God forbid you hear lightning if you see it knock everyone over in your way to the gate lol
That nervous over lightning?
@@thomasbarlow4223 yes, solar fields especially while everything is exposed been built is like a magnet for lighting I've personally seen it hit in a field if your near it you'll probably die tbh
Not worth the risk of getting fatally hit by lightning
Not worth the money I'll tell you that much boys
he had a 40 k alarm, lightning gets any closer than that and we evacuate the site
I am LOLing!! I framed houses for years, both as employee and 15 years as owner... We would draw a "rain turtle" on the stack of OSB or plywood. Three drops on the turtles back....... ROLL'EM UP BOYS!! We use to call those " little drops of rest"!! Great video @Breadstick Ricky and the Boss
It was that or the foreman would hold his cigarette out of a cracked window on the truck and if it got a little damp... “Shutter down!”
Rain turtle, roofers best friend!
lol, we did the rain turtles also, the size of the turtle would change depending on how we felt that day.
@@gmilesm8797 exactly 💯 lol. A Saturday turtle was pretty big!!
@Ronnie McCutcheon and payday was basically a world sized turtle. 😅
As a carpenter you know how much I would have loved this? Nope we stay in the rain no matter how hard it's dumping if you didn't bring a poncho you're fucked. Now when the lightning starts happening hard like rapidly, then we sit in our car and wait it out
Same here. I live in Juneau Alaska which is in a rainforest, so your lucky if one of the 30 sunny days we get a year lands on an outside work day. The rest of the time we have to wear rain gear. And it's not warm rain either, you can't just get wet, you have to stay dry so you have to wear rain gear.
Violates OSHA for dangling clothing unsafe.
Nope, nope, nope. 3 drops in the circle and we outta here. Weather man sucks here so you gotta watch the radar yourself and use the years of framing experience / florida weather to know when its gonna go away and when its gonna sit and dump the rest of the day.
as a carpenter myself i always have a rain suit in my truck o.0
@@charlievanlandingham567 it rains at 3pm everyday in Florida.
Roscoe said that's a damn typhoon how dare you play with my life!
You should have been in here when the 2nd drop hit! 🤣
Like an old (Roscoe-esk) coworker of mine used to say after it began raining.
" The first raindrop that hits me,
That's god's fault,
The second raindrop that hits me,
That's MY fault, for not listening the first time,
ROLL EM UP! TIME TO GO BOYS!"
LMAO😂🤣😂
I’ll happily applaud this situation! One that left me a little speechless was when a dog walker was told by her customer who is a older woman, that since it was raining, not to worry about walking the dog. He could either hold it, or just go in the house. (To clarify, he is NOT a small dog and he does NOT have any type of indoor doggie-poo facilities).
Some folks scare me… that says a lot once you realize Satan is my employee!
Worked a whole lot of construction jobs in my life and never got sent home because of rain. Got to sit in the truck and wait it out a few times. Have even been told to keep welding during a thunderstorm. I was welding red iron on a steel construction site up on the roof and soaking wet. Getting shocked every time I struck an arc. Finally told the foreman to kiss my ass and went and sat in the welding truck until the storm passed. He told the boss to fire me. Me and that foreman didn’t get along so well after that.
Glad you took a stand for your safety.
Yeah welding and rain storms don't get along. I've had to weld in awful storms more than a few times and they always look like shit because of the hydrogen entrapment.
Honestly the best channel on youtube hands down it never fails to have me laughing even on a bad day because its so relateable
Love working in rain tbh. Sure it's muddy and cold and but man is it relaxing at same time
I don't mind working in the rain as along have a poncho or something. I wear glasses you can't because of the rain take them off and you still can't see
I’ll be damned. I just got home from work and everyone was pissed because we got sent out IN THE DAMN RAIN.
Priorities are important, but anyone who has got a tickel from a welder gets real twitchy about rain .
Yes sir.
Yep.
That and you're welds will probably be junk if there's too much wind/water.
Good fishing weather 😂😂😂
Oh my goodness.... I haven't laughed this hard in quite a long while... I have no idea how I even stumbled across your page but what I do know is that I have been laughing my flipping ass off while I have been binge watching your videos.... love it... 😁👍
Dude, even tho I know you are playing all 4 parts…it’s still so funny I can’t wait for the next one! Keep ‘em coming Man!
Back when I was a house painter (a loser) the boss would place a quarter on a banister. If more than 3 raindrops landed on that quarter within one minute he'd call it a day.
Legit true story.
I just spent the last month and a half pulling blankets and tarps over gigantic beet piles in Northern North Dakota and Minnesota in -8 to -40 degree Temps and constant non stop wind. This hurts me to my soul. Boys, keep fighting the good fight. 👍
As a painter in the Appalachian mtns I can admit this is me every day.
this is so true, meanwhile over at the RV factory i work at im outside and there is litteral tornado sirens going off, i have my manager yelling at me to come in, and im like.... i can still get some stuff done its not 2 bad out here i dont want to be here late because of some storm.
When framing a house draw a 10' circle on the deck if three rain drops hits inside the circle within 5 minutes gotta go
It's honestly the right thing to do and the lumber should be below 19% moisture as well. So many issues can happen down the line from wet lumber used in framing. That includes walls bend like a bow (I've seen it) after it dried out. Back when the builders (I'm talking about the guys running the show) cared about how a building would be a few years after construction all that stuff was taken a lot more seriously. We'd reject anything over 24% as it would take too long to dry. Now the industry ethic is so get it done and cover up the corners so the builder can finish, 'sell', and reform the company under a new name to get out from under the warranties.
I couldn't stand it so went self-employed to fix the screw ups and I never don't have enough work
Man I love this channel! I do new construction first year plumbing apprentice in Utah. Sometimes the shit I'm working on has ice cicles hanging off it. I call it ice rink by day. Swamp by night. Inch and a half of standing water.
Man I don’t know where you come up with this shit but it’s hilarious. Keep’em coming.
Loved this, if u actually work outside you know how true this video is😁😁
Hell no I ain’t working in the rain.
My coworkers and I had this conversation the other day. We talked about there's no way we're working outside in the rain or whatever when the forklift is involved. Sat on a two-ton hunk of steel with thunder and lightning? No thanks! Our old supervisor made me do that. He even gave me a damn poncho. I was new at the time, so I went along with it. But no longer!
Of course the safety guy wants to stay, all he has to do is sit in his office and walk around the site once or twice lol
Done masonry work from time I was 15 years old until I was 40 with my best friend and his dad and this hits nail on the head for those who make a living outdoors or majority of the time outdoors ....it also can break you when we didn't work we didn't get paid couple days foul weather could really put these kind of hard working Americans in a financial bind ....luckily we also would build a house or two a year and try keep one dried in for the winter time in tennessee so we could still work when the weather was not in our favor ....
Funniest thing I’ve seen today
I can’t even count how many time this exact event has played out at work !
I'm with Roscoe, been wet, cold, muddy, wet, hot, muddy working on high lines in it. These new guys go home if they see one cloud in the sky or the temperature reaches 85 degrees.
If it hits 85 here everyone is in their trucks with AC blasting here lol. 85 in alaska is like 120 in Arizona or Vegas idk why but it is
It's just our way of fucking the company back almost as hard as they fuck us...
30 feet up a utility pole, sideways rain... 7-8 drops is a blessing.
I worked when it hit 107. We were the last ones to tap out and get out of there. Irony was my house was even hotter than the damn job site.
This channel is to good man!!
dude funny shit i just watched this on tiktok and then it popped up on my youtube getting a follow for sure
As soon as 1single cloud appears on the horizon that’s it RAINED OUT
Idea for your next skit, reaction of when rain is forecast all day but your site is dry as a bone but you can see it raining across the street
This is perfect lol I got the day off due to rain today. 😆
Thanks again for help making me laugh cuz I got a lot of miles to drive tonight you guys know how to brighten up a night much love keep up the good work and I said you guys lol
I used to work for my dad's landscape company and he would have us work in a severe thunderstorms and rain storms like unless the water was washing away more mulch than you could put down then he wouldn't let us pack it up
I know that all too well
Rain or Shine Boss makes a Dollar I make a Dime
God damned slave driver
@@whipznchainz6063 which is why I do all my shitting, on company time!
You had me at "let's just all leave" lol
My floor supervisor called me on a PTO day, I was approved for nearly 4 months ago, to see if I could get in as people were claiming they couldn't get in for their shift due to snow...the extremely light flurries with a temp above freezing. I told her I was visiting my parents an hour north, and it was "already REALLY BAD here." 😏😉🤣 I was actually driving around, just a few minutes away from the hospital, enjoying my PTO. The really fun part was that I requested that day due to the horrific workload we experienced on that first post holiday week day the year before. I did it to escape the ridiculous number of O.R. admissions we saw the previous year and escaped the potential staffing shortage due to the "snow". 😏😁 That woman was ALWAYS calling on me so others could eff off. Not THAT time.
Roscoe is the man " get my tackle box we gonna try those new topwater baits I just got" pure gold man understands how to spend a rain day
There was a time when I worked at a car wash and I can relate to this because we got to close down early if the forecast was rough.
Very interesting videos bro. Feels like home
I am going on the boat with Roscoe he already had his life jacket and some new top waters. Sounds like the man had a plan and turned on the sprinklers by Ricky’s truck to insure success against the boss and the bass today
Hey this is the south y'all. A brief shower followed by sunny and 75 means it'll be 99% humidity the rest of the day!
and 100% swamp ass.
it 's fishing time gotta go see ya . I'll watch the next vid on the lake . 🤝 great job
I just got off a turnaround where we were a week late because of rain. I feel this in my soul.
You are very talented.
I love your shows man all the guys on the job site they just find you hilarious keep it up power on to the blue collar man
Brilliant Watching From Ireland
Had a 35 min commute through a literal blizzard a few weeks ago, interior painting job..what a drive THAT was lol
I love how Roscoe use to kayak in the rain and now he's scared for life
I mean, seems to me he's just upgraded his method of transportation to cross "work" in.
It all depends on what the alternative is.
Nothing would get done out north west if this were the case. Love your vids keep it up.
I love your channel 😂😂
It’s so funny on so many levels! Truth is the best humor
Spent a fair bit of time in my construction career debating, arguing etc ... on this exact topic !!!
Lmao!!🤘
Yup, my hubby is a heavy haul driver and his crew got rained out today lmfao 😂😆
Reminds me of around here when job gets called on account of snow and we all wind up on the mountain skiing
Mountain is 15 minutes from the shop but haven't had a powder day since Christmas on a weekday.
How we ALL feel but never say it
I've said it, but I was the Super and I was in charge that day... But! I got a glowing review from the owner of the property (They was watching electricians get their gear off the back off the truck to inside) got me a bump in pay.
Thanks for a new one
I’m so using that the next time it rains us out at work. “How dare you gamble with my life” 😂 💀
This would explain last couple contractors I had on my house…
Made my day
I've been working construction and landscaping since I was 15. You see a cloud, button that shit up, 'cause we're going to the bar. 🤣
Its always the fucking safety man thats gotta fuck with your day
I worked in the oil field pipelines in the rain and a cold front while with a major concussion lol
😂😂 Rosco I love it I have actually done that because the bass were spawning
Gotta love living in the south! We straight do this at work
Watched the winter rain keep a local company from finishing the new parking lot for the highschool. For three friggin weeks.
As a utility worker in the outside plant, I can confirm that this is 100% accurate.
this is so fucking true
Son that's practically a typhoon how dare you gamble with my life😂😂😂 dude your fucking hilarious major props to you I watch all your stuff😂🎉😂
Bloody awesome
Oh lord this brings back some memories 🤣
How dare the safety man jeopardize everyone's safety like that! Leave him behind to drown 🤣
I WISH it went down like this at my site. I work on conveyor at an airport, bad weather for us usually means *more* work
You'd never make it working construction the the pacific northwest.
If only it was that easy! God love you . Boss man just say the word , I will emigrate my ass to come work on the crew. !😂👍👊💛
As a roofer I can confirm this video. After the first raindrop hits the roof, the second raindrop hits my windshield as I'm driving home..
HELL YES!!! THIS SHIT MAKES MY DAY
I wish we had this here, rains 2 out 3 days all year we still working just get the waterproofs on
Lol headed straight to the river that’s the best
Perfect timing... considering Brisbane Australia just had major floods.
When I did construction we would draw rain turtles on the sub floor. If 3 rain drops hit the turtle we rolled up and rolled out.
Ole Rosco always thinking ahead!
Llmao! Come visit Kentucky, its always raining here and sometimes the fog is soo damn thick it feels like your swimming through the air!
I felt this one on an emotional level.
My tools dont work in the rain😂 I ain't getting my shit rusty until work starts buying my tools.
Best one yet. I died at the end.
Can you do one of these for snow? You’ve done heat and now rain cmon please bro!😂
Started sprinkling for a few minutes? Yep let's go home I can't work in these conditions.
Me and my crew go beat the bank fishing waiting for the rain to stop lol
I was waiting for the safety man to open the door n see it downpouring