As an electrician, I actually touched a broom for the first time the other day. I was moving it cause it was leaning against the chair I wanted to sit on but I call that progress
As an equipment opt I can tell you I work damn hard!!! Makeing sure I got my blue tooth connected right... makeing sure the ac vents are facing the right direction. Watching idiots work in the hot sun. I mean its really hard work.
I love it! I’m a crane operator and it’s hard! I mean I’ve got to keep an eye out for the lighting. If it’s 20 miles out I shut it down. And don’t even get me started on the phone. I’m running out of things to watch. It’s now become a major struggle to stay awake. Lmfao!
Once got a great Crane Operator. While swinging in the Wind in that extremly rusty Working Cage he brought with him i got an "important" Message on the Radio. I need to look down. So i looked down at him, putting his Magazine on the Glass of his Cabin while he told me "you can look up to her gums" ...yes you could. Damn that poor Bastard had it really hard, but somehow he got through these days ....
I tried tower crane operating for about a month as I had some time in the seat previously, had a knack for it I was told. But couldn't deal with sitting in a box 12+ hours a day not to mention everyone screaming at you needing picks. Besides the initial climb in the am it's not physically demanding but mentally demanding for sure! You either have the mental fortitude of a psychiatrist or you have to be wacked in the head to do that job. My ADHD did not allow me to make career of it killer money though! TIP: always make friends with the operators/ don't strain use the crane ! 😂
As a painter I am extremely offended I always leave the house I'm painting in perfect condition. Just beautifuly artfull strokes covering up everyone else's screwups. I take extreme pride in how much trash I can leave in their yard at the end. y'all don't know the balls you gotta have to leave nine foot strips of plastic on the only tree on the property of a three million dollar house.
Ahhhh residential is alot different than new construction. You have to protect most surrounding. Commercial you can be a little messier as long as you have a tight system on where not to get paint. Hats off to you sir , that was always my Achilles heel......painting. I didnt like a job where I spent more focusing on what not to do than what to do. Being a little older i may enjoy it abit more. I needed a job where my body moved like my brain. My motto was always GO HARD OR GO HOME.............PLAY HARD , WORK HARDER.
As a union electrician I can almost guarantee you that I’ve probably picked up after myself at least once. I mean, I don’t remember doing it but I’m sure I accidentally did it once or twice when I wasn’t paying attention. 🤷🏼♂️
It's against union rules to use a broom, as that's a laborer tool and we don't want to anger the laborer union. Pretty sure the IBEW has an agreement with the Laborers union outlining the relationship.
I dont know, our job sight about had a lynching the other day when an asshole drywaller decided to take a power sander to the walls and fill the ENTIRE unventilated building with thick, choking, drywall dust. He came in moving peoples stuff around, closing doors, and didn't say a danged word. Moved one of the AC guys ladders while he was still up in the rafters and turned the machine one and no one knew he was up there until he was gagging and spitting up there. He was wearing a serious respirator and was making people move while he trashed the place and didn't even move any of the fans to blow the dust out. After he made it half way through the building, the super had to yell at him to stop and unplug his sander to get him to stop. He refused to answer anybody telling him to stop using the excuse " no habla". Yeah, he figured out how pissed everyone was after an electrician chucked his gear out the door. Later, speaking perfect English, he complained to the super for being interrupted. If that sob tries another stunt like that, he will be wishing he was back home in Guatemala.
As a former sandblaster and painter, I thought that was pretty hilarious. I'm now an inspector and I immediately thought that inspectors are the enemy, but I'm glad it's just the painters.
@@Noneyabiz001 I was working on some conduit when I got asked how things were going... responded with "it would be going better if the engineer was wasn't blind and a dumbass!" I look up to find my boss standing with 4 guys and one of them being the electrical engineer... the block manager was giggling and my boss looking at me like I'm a retard lol I stand by my words though seriously how do they come up with those terrible designs that manage to eliminate basically any way to get it done without majorly violating safety regulations. Or my personal favorite insisting they checked it out and it's possible even though the space available isn't big enough to fit a 3/4 inch much less a 2"so then they spend days before okaying a reroute. There is also when they put a system so close together that running anything to where it needs to go requires a certain amount of knowledge of force application and physics.
@@Noneyabiz001 There is a note on rev 38 of drawing 5109-E-6105 that references a standard that references another standard that clearly spells out what you were supposed to do. What, you have rev 37? Rev 37 references a IOM that was never issued that is wrong anyways. Rev 38 was issued 12 minutes ago, I can't be expected to keep to up to date on everything. Also, the SOW clearly states that anything wrong is your fault, even if I told you to do it.
Before I started trucking, I did road construction (pipe crew) for ten years. I spent 3 years on the ground before I got a shot at being an operator. I gotta say I never had it so easy. There was more responsibility but it was worth it. Not to mention I made 3 times more than when I was a laborer once I became certified.
Retired lady HEO here. The company I worked for never purchased new equipment when used would do. I had more down time than work time. If a piece had a bad limp, I broke it. If a truck was bad, roll it thru a scale house. Safety first right? Protecting my crew...
As a Union equipment Operator I have to say that I agree with Ricky. I replaced the factory John Deere radio in my hoe with a DEA 500 from a peterbilt. It has Bluetooth, Sirius radio, aux inputs, and a microphone so I can take calls while I’m digging and the call goes thru the stereo speakers. The A/C pumps some cold ass air, and while I don’t have an amplifier or extra speakers, the music is plenty loud.
I’ve never heard anyone complain as much as a crane operator I worked with once, I could build him a road from the parking lot to the crane and he would complain about the dust on his boots
I'm a union equipment operator and yeah we do well. The bigger the machine the better the AC works, the smaller units don't quite keep up when it's real hot. We still work in inclement weather like rain and snow as long as it doesn't effect the job and we've got the appropriate gear to work. Honestly it's nice to have a job where the employer appreciates what we do.
Hahahaha. I wish only the best for you and your family son. You have touched so many aspects of that life and are spot on. Unfortunately I've never been The Offical Boss. Many stood and couldnt determine on their own but not offically. I guess I've always been the Ricky hahaha. Wild crazy and natural firecracker. Many never agreed with me and my actions but could always say ITS DONE ISNT IT, NO ONE HURT, NOTHING ON FIRE.....WE GOOD! Now I'm 45 this year and with all of the young bucks I'm feeling like Rosco. Guys work 30 continus min in the sun and need a weeks vacation. Thank you sir and keep them coming.
Sad as fuck we feel old as Roscoe at 45 man. I mean shit, I’ll take just feeling old over actually being old any day. Roscoe still pillin splinters from his wooden underwear he had back in the day. No thanks. 🤣
As a full time commercial painter, I have to disagree. Yeah we dropped paint here and there, but how many holes do the electricians make in the drywall? How many holes do the plumbers make in the drywall? All after final paint. FFE Destroy the walls in the entry way and every door they come in contact with. And the GC, always thinks we can just repaint it real fast. When you're working for a resort, on a time line that never changes, Paint is one of the most frustrating jobs.
yeah you guys all have it rough, I have been a commercial flooring contractor for 53 years and guess who gets to see all the messes that every trade leaves behind, 99% of the painters that I work with are great as are almost all the other trades, but every trade seems to have one or two people floating around that seem to mess up and make a whole trade look bad. Usually when I am starting a small job as the painters are finishing up, I talk to them to coordinate so we can both work efficiently and keep on rolling.
I have never understood why gcs call for final paint on the main corridor 6mo before job completion like every square inch of paint on the mf isnt gonna get fucked up. Then blame everyone like it wasn't the most retarded decision made
@@TheHillbillyEngineer carpet Guy's are the most disrespectful ones always trashing the base and case gouging the walls ripping the door's off the hinges parking on driveways that were just poured the day before and I have never seen one that can run a vacuum
As an equipment operator I agree with every part of this video 😂😂 every single part cuz some of us get screwed on equipment and some of us might as well be in a mansion kicked back by the pool
I have to say that you have the best skits and really well edited videos. I’m a huge fan. When this recession lets up I’ll be able to be a patron. Til then keep up the good work!
I love the comment about the GPS. Those guys are just seat warmers. A real operator can feel a 1/4” grade in his butt with an open ROPS. Painters! For sure!
@@tanneredge9774more to love on until she dies at a young age of a heart attack and complications from diabetes. Thats just disgusting to watch her flab flap around and she cant hardly move on your dick cuz shes too fat to move her fat ass. It’s nasty to see people do that to their bodies
I was on a job that had a few pumps running on a generator and they had a 150 guy in his personal truck next to it overnight for 12hrs on Double bubble. We had 10 light wagons and 5 more operators to fuel them too. Don't hate they have a hell of a contract.
Painters get all the bad rap. I once had an old man go over the job after we were done. He was legit blind. MF was using a magnifying glass 1/2 inch from the wall and his nose 1 inch from the glass. Took him 3 hours to mark with a pencil anything he didn't like. Which was 6 micro spots from poor drywall finishers. Yeah painters hear all the crap. Have to admit though it was funny to see a helper "drop" a bucket of paint down his stairs to the landing. That was glorious to see him absolutely lose his mind.
Don’t worry as a 22 yr drywall finisher we hate you too . We do all the work and some spray machine comes along in 4 hrs does a whole floor . Then complain when there’s a few pinholes or a stop mark . Lucky for me I’m the best and I don’t leave problems .
@@gerryhazelton9569 never said I hated drywall finishers. I do alot of that myself, and I never use sprayers. I've got them but inside I always do it old school. My comment was that painters take alot of crap for bad work done by others. I will admit that there's some sh!%%y painters out there too.
I worked at an aluminum cast house and one of my favorite jobs was running the front loader for scrap, especially in the winter. Damn thing had Bluetooth, nice AC and heating, and a comfy as hell seat.
😂😂 heavy equipment tech and the video where the dude is in the pissing cold rain and says gotta make sure the operator is comfortable fixing his ac or something is what this reminds me of .. another classic man
The reason electricians always work in pairs is because one is the doer, and the other is the thinker. Thinker comes up with the plan, and the doer does it. Now, if you get a pair of thinkers, nothing gets done. They just argue over the best way to wire something until its break, lunch, or time to go home. Get 2 doers together, and you'll have a plastic shitter wired for 3ph 480v, and total confusion over why their hands are dyed blue
Non-union industrial so I work alone but you're dead on when the local is in for shutdowns. Even better if you get an apprentice in the mix, then you have a thinker, a doer and a scapegoat.
As an equipment operator I totally agree. We are the hardest working people on the jobsite. We have to watch out for everyone and as a dozer man you have to clean up everyone else's mess.
Loudest piece of equipment I've run out here is an ol Cat D11 with a cab so old everything inside shakes so violently it's amazing it's all still together
As a 15 year old who tried equipment operating its 100% very hard, sitting in a seat with suspension and ac and jamming to music with the CAT BT. Very hard as you could see.
As an Electrician, I will testify that I don't leave any shit laying around job sites. I ALWAYS look for your lunch box to leave MY shit in. The sad part is you guys don't bother looking before you chow down. New meaning to your shit eating grins🤣🤣 Keep it up! Your awesome.
My hubby is a HEO on a mine site, and he said if you follow that GPS to the letter ppl will die lol There is like 3 pieces of equipment in the entire mine with A/C (at least working. Even most of the site pickups have broke ass A/C). And he’s in his 30’s and needs a chiro 2x a week bc of all the damage to his spine from riding in equipment all day. But to be fair, his equipment is bigger than a 2 story house, so when it shakes it shimmies lol
Lol. The operators at our open pit requested better seats for their backs..the mine manager asked every operator to stand up and look at each other and see what they had in common..they laughed and said our huge guts. They were told they already have the best seats, and to start exercising and lose some belly. 😁 They never brought up the issue again.
So true about heavy equip operators! As for the painters, they probably let them get away with that on commercial projects, but that dog doesn't hunt on my USACE and NAVFAC projects. I will send you home!
I got in a dozer for one of the first times last week. The guy who I took over from legit said “oh yeah you just push this button and the machine automatically levels the ground for you based on the gps. You just drive forward kinda slow then back up and do it again” and I was shocked. But hey sometimes connecting to the Bluetooth on my radio is hard! Or when you gotta put the AC in just the right spot so you don’t get too cold or hot. Some stuff is real loud though 😂
Lmao! Painters are the most hated trade. My senior got into it with a bunch of them. We were pulling face plates off the walls and marking them temporarily for a new install of data lines. Pull the plates, set it on the floor next to the old jack. They were numbered to match our print. After lunch, we go in to start roughing lines and the painter scooped them all up and tossed them in a five gal bucket. I thought fists would fly. And after we put in new stuff, they painted over the cover plates and the jacks, gumming them up. Had to replace half of them.
We just got a new building where I work, painters didn't even bother with the faceplates, just left them installed. More than half of all of our data faceplates had to be re-terminated because the holes had been completely filled with paint.
I’m a heavy equipment operator been one for 20 years, this was pretty spot on 🤣🤣 my favorite saying “ it is what it is”💪 just like a laborer to be bitching bout how good we got it sittin on our asses all day 😆
Had one mention that to me during the last heat wave.. like I wasn't out there the last 15 years lmao.. first ones to forget where ya come from are the ones still there lol
being an electrician, working with an hvac friend, the jobs item was so messy, I totally lost my mind and picked up a broom and started sweeping, it took me awhile to learn how to use the broom, although I managed. to my surprise my hvac friend didnot know what a broom was or what it looked like,
man I wish the equipment at my job had the fancy bells and whistles. apparently there are k loaders that have laser guidelines to tell you how far you are to an object and if you're pulling up straight. we gotta eyeball it with our loaders. but most of our loaders turn on at least, which is more than I can say for the rest of the equipment at my job
@ ricky breadsticks, yall need to do one on marine surveyors, I climb 50 ft tanks like a treadmill, crew boats to barges like I own the boat, don't get me started on Jacob's ladders (mop handle and some string 100 ft above surface)
I used run heavy equipment and none of it had AC, I do remember when they started putting little fans and cabs on them to blow the dust around but they didn't work most of the time.
as someone who paints steel in a shop, I take slight offense to the painter remark.....until I heard 7 gallons of overspray. on a typical busy day, I can go through about 5 gallons in a day. the most I've done was about 13 gallons in a day (granted, it was outside at our old shop, no wind, sunny day, no moisture with a LOT of stuff to paint)
Yeah I don't really like when people insult trades in a fashion of playing there useless or whatever. I've done a lot of different trades and I'll tell you every one of them has their own problems. I'm sure a Handy Andy might be able to do more trade than another but he's still going to do it shitty nine times out of 10
uggg over spray Hubby parked in the wrong spot (shipyard worker) when they were cleaning up some stuff after the hurricane. His car and 8 others ended up with a light misting from the painters. Obviously they had never painted outdoors and failed to consider the wind. Most of the car owners didn't mind because their beat up trucks and cars could use a drop of paint, but it landed on the windshields. It had 8hrs to bake. You could see to drive but most of them took the time after work to get it off since paint remover was just sitting there. The painters left everything, even the sprayers , right where they were working when it was quitting time. They complained about the cars, nothing came of it (of course) The next time they left their equipment out Hubby's foreman took it all and locked it up. The tool ticket was under the painters' names. If they couldn't find it, if it walked off, then they had to pay for it. He let them stew in their own juices until lunch.
Bruh that electrician lone got me dead i was at nrg stadium rocking up and most of my day where rock this spot up, hol up there's supposed to be a box here take it down,rock it back up, take it down boxes ain't right, we forgot light fixtures, etc but painters on some other level doode see's the the wall hasn't been taped up and proceeds to paint over it anyways. A whole nother level
I do traditional plastering and believe me I've seen it all done it all and we're always getting confused with painters or drywallers and we always go unnoticed but we always clean up and it's usually cleaner when we're done then what it was when we started.
As an electrician, I actually touched a broom for the first time the other day. I was moving it cause it was leaning against the chair I wanted to sit on but I call that progress
He'll yeah brother. The only reason I grab a broom is to get the trash away from panels so I got a good work area
Don't handle the broom guys, you're too valuable
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I touched a broom too.... because it was in front of my panel and that's not a fricken stoage area. Lol
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As an equipment opt I can tell you I work damn hard!!! Makeing sure I got my blue tooth connected right... makeing sure the ac vents are facing the right direction. Watching idiots work in the hot sun. I mean its really hard work.
And looking around you, because everyone on the ground wants shade.
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Do you feel bad if you "accidentally" run over a co-worker?
I love it! I’m a crane operator and it’s hard! I mean I’ve got to keep an eye out for the lighting. If it’s 20 miles out I shut it down. And don’t even get me started on the phone. I’m running out of things to watch. It’s now become a major struggle to stay awake. Lmfao!
Crane operator saying it's hard that must be a major erection 😂
Coming from an erection specialist/ erector 😂
Once got a great Crane Operator. While swinging in the Wind in that extremly rusty Working Cage he brought with him i got an "important" Message on the Radio. I need to look down. So i looked down at him, putting his Magazine on the Glass of his Cabin while he told me "you can look up to her gums" ...yes you could.
Damn that poor Bastard had it really hard, but somehow he got through these days ....
I tried tower crane operating for about a month as I had some time in the seat previously, had a knack for it I was told. But couldn't deal with sitting in a box 12+ hours a day not to mention everyone screaming at you needing picks. Besides the initial climb in the am it's not physically demanding but mentally demanding for sure! You either have the mental fortitude of a psychiatrist or you have to be wacked in the head to do that job. My ADHD did not allow me to make career of it killer money though! TIP: always make friends with the operators/ don't strain use the crane ! 😂
Doesn't the frame of the crane form a faraday cage? Could you still be the most efficient path?
I’m a crane operator too. Soaking up AC and hurrying up to wait is tough work lol.
As a painter I am extremely offended I always leave the house I'm painting in perfect condition. Just beautifuly artfull strokes covering up everyone else's screwups. I take extreme pride in how much trash I can leave in their yard at the end. y'all don't know the balls you gotta have to leave nine foot strips of plastic on the only tree on the property of a three million dollar house.
Lmao !!
Ahhhh residential is alot different than new construction. You have to protect most surrounding. Commercial you can be a little messier as long as you have a tight system on where not to get paint. Hats off to you sir , that was always my Achilles heel......painting. I didnt like a job where I spent more focusing on what not to do than what to do. Being a little older i may enjoy it abit more. I needed a job where my body moved like my brain. My motto was always GO HARD OR GO HOME.............PLAY HARD , WORK HARDER.
Oh stfu Will Karen , it’s a just a funny video he makes. Douche bag
Awww hells yeah!
Fuckin painters always getting offended 🤣🤣
As a union electrician I can almost guarantee you that I’ve probably picked up after myself at least once. I mean, I don’t remember doing it but I’m sure I accidentally did it once or twice when I wasn’t paying attention. 🤷🏼♂️
You bring shame to electricians everywhere. Go seppuku yourself immediately.
It's against union rules to use a broom, as that's a laborer tool and we don't want to anger the laborer union. Pretty sure the IBEW has an agreement with the Laborers union outlining the relationship.
IBEW = I Block Every Walkway.
@@shockcoach I need my wire tree here you're gonna need to go around the other way. Thanks :)
Does it count against me that I kicked one outta my way?
I dont know, our job sight about had a lynching the other day when an asshole drywaller decided to take a power sander to the walls and fill the ENTIRE unventilated building with thick, choking, drywall dust. He came in moving peoples stuff around, closing doors, and didn't say a danged word. Moved one of the AC guys ladders while he was still up in the rafters and turned the machine one and no one knew he was up there until he was gagging and spitting up there. He was wearing a serious respirator and was making people move while he trashed the place and didn't even move any of the fans to blow the dust out. After he made it half way through the building, the super had to yell at him to stop and unplug his sander to get him to stop. He refused to answer anybody telling him to stop using the excuse " no habla". Yeah, he figured out how pissed everyone was after an electrician chucked his gear out the door. Later, speaking perfect English, he complained to the super for being interrupted. If that sob tries another stunt like that, he will be wishing he was back home in Guatemala.
He must be too cool to be living in America. With that kind of shitty proud attitude, you arent welcome here
My dad and his contemporaries called them "mud daubers".
Damn mud jockies
nuqneH? nuqneH?
As a former sandblaster and painter, I thought that was pretty hilarious. I'm now an inspector and I immediately thought that inspectors are the enemy, but I'm glad it's just the painters.
No, as an electrician, I can say inspectors are the enemy. The only thing worse than an inspector is an engineer
@@Noneyabiz001 until they prove otherwise I don't classify either as human. IMO Most the time Drywallers are the mortal enemy of electricians.
@@Noneyabiz001 I was working on some conduit when I got asked how things were going... responded with "it would be going better if the engineer was wasn't blind and a dumbass!" I look up to find my boss standing with 4 guys and one of them being the electrical engineer... the block manager was giggling and my boss looking at me like I'm a retard lol
I stand by my words though seriously how do they come up with those terrible designs that manage to eliminate basically any way to get it done without majorly violating safety regulations. Or my personal favorite insisting they checked it out and it's possible even though the space available isn't big enough to fit a 3/4 inch much less a 2"so then they spend days before okaying a reroute. There is also when they put a system so close together that running anything to where it needs to go requires a certain amount of knowledge of force application and physics.
@@invisalats841 never trust an engineer, they’ll muck things up every time.
@@Noneyabiz001 There is a note on rev 38 of drawing 5109-E-6105 that references a standard that references another standard that clearly spells out what you were supposed to do. What, you have rev 37? Rev 37 references a IOM that was never issued that is wrong anyways. Rev 38 was issued 12 minutes ago, I can't be expected to keep to up to date on everything. Also, the SOW clearly states that anything wrong is your fault, even if I told you to do it.
Legit the only reason I'm an operator. I'm not physically doing a damn thing anymore.
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Before I started trucking, I did road construction (pipe crew) for ten years. I spent 3 years on the ground before I got a shot at being an operator. I gotta say I never had it so easy. There was more responsibility but it was worth it. Not to mention I made 3 times more than when I was a laborer once I became certified.
So you laid pipe huh???? Nice
Retired lady HEO here. The company I worked for never purchased new equipment when used would do. I had more down time than work time. If a piece had a bad limp, I broke it. If a truck was bad, roll it thru a scale house. Safety first right? Protecting my crew...
Hell yeah that’s some real, effective worker solidarity
Don't forget scheduled breakdowns around noon on Friday that get fixed right before sunrise Monday.
As a Union equipment Operator I have to say that I agree with Ricky. I replaced the factory John Deere radio in my hoe with a DEA 500 from a peterbilt. It has Bluetooth, Sirius radio, aux inputs, and a microphone so I can take calls while I’m digging and the call goes thru the stereo speakers.
The A/C pumps some cold ass air, and while I don’t have an amplifier or extra speakers, the music is plenty loud.
I’ve never heard anyone complain as much as a crane operator I worked with once, I could build him a road from the parking lot to the crane and he would complain about the dust on his boots
I'm a union equipment operator and yeah we do well.
The bigger the machine the better the AC works, the smaller units don't quite keep up when it's real hot.
We still work in inclement weather like rain and snow as long as it doesn't effect the job and we've got the appropriate gear to work.
Honestly it's nice to have a job where the employer appreciates what we do.
520 here. This lull doesn’t have ac but it 7 miles from the house so got to ride it out. Been on them with no heat in the winter.
@@jameswilson3979. Do you run an open cab or is it a problem with the AC. I see a lot of those lulls running around with an open cab.
Shout out to my Employeers.
Local 3 here. I'm in a little 850JD dozer damn thing has heat and A/C seat same with the new D11 im getting on the next job!
On my current site I move between a cat 950H loader, a Kubota svl75, a kubota m5-111, and float work. What ever the senior guys don't want.
Hahahaha. I wish only the best for you and your family son. You have touched so many aspects of that life and are spot on. Unfortunately I've never been The Offical Boss. Many stood and couldnt determine on their own but not offically. I guess I've always been the Ricky hahaha. Wild crazy and natural firecracker. Many never agreed with me and my actions but could always say ITS DONE ISNT IT, NO ONE HURT, NOTHING ON FIRE.....WE GOOD! Now I'm 45 this year and with all of the young bucks I'm feeling like Rosco. Guys work 30 continus min in the sun and need a weeks vacation. Thank you sir and keep them coming.
Sad as fuck we feel old as Roscoe at 45 man. I mean shit, I’ll take just feeling old over actually being old any day. Roscoe still pillin splinters from his wooden underwear he had back in the day. No thanks. 🤣
As a full time commercial painter, I have to disagree. Yeah we dropped paint here and there, but how many holes do the electricians make in the drywall? How many holes do the plumbers make in the drywall? All after final paint. FFE Destroy the walls in the entry way and every door they come in contact with. And the GC, always thinks we can just repaint it real fast. When you're working for a resort, on a time line that never changes, Paint is one of the most frustrating jobs.
yeah you guys all have it rough, I have been a commercial flooring contractor for 53 years and guess who gets to see all the messes that every trade leaves behind, 99% of the painters that I work with are great as are almost all the other trades, but every trade seems to have one or two people floating around that seem to mess up and make a whole trade look bad.
Usually when I am starting a small job as the painters are finishing up, I talk to them to coordinate so we can both work efficiently and keep on rolling.
Is that why so many painters are alcoholics?
@@Breadandcircus1984 yes..lol.
I have never understood why gcs call for final paint on the main corridor 6mo before job completion like every square inch of paint on the mf isnt gonna get fucked up. Then blame everyone like it wasn't the most retarded decision made
@@TheHillbillyEngineer carpet Guy's are the most disrespectful ones always trashing the base and case gouging the walls ripping the door's off the hinges parking on driveways that were just poured the day before and I have never seen one that can run a vacuum
Can confirm that any piece of equipment without working A/C immediately gets red tagged.
What if it doesn't have a cab?
Nice
As an equipment operator I agree with every part of this video 😂😂 every single part cuz some of us get screwed on equipment and some of us might as well be in a mansion kicked back by the pool
It's not that we cant move wet dirt it's that we can't move in wet dirt, we sink. And i don't have radio
I have a tv
I love running my equipment haha. No fancy stuff yet though, but still have the AC and tunes 👌
I work for DES at less you have windows, ac and tune in a trackhoe
I have to say that you have the best skits and really well edited videos. I’m a huge fan. When this recession lets up I’ll be able to be a patron. Til then keep up the good work!
These videos are the best part of my day. Thank u
I love the comment about the GPS. Those guys are just seat warmers. A real operator can feel a 1/4” grade in his butt with an open ROPS. Painters! For sure!
Thank fucc someone said it..been operating 10 years and refuse to use GPS. Ain't missed my mark yet.
Being a heavy equipment operator is my night gig. Trying to get my wife in bed
As a plus sized woman I thought this was too funny and had to show my husband. He said pretty much 🤣😭
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😂 win
@@tanneredge9774more to love on until she dies at a young age of a heart attack and complications from diabetes. Thats just disgusting to watch her flab flap around and she cant hardly move on your dick cuz shes too fat to move her fat ass. It’s nasty to see people do that to their bodies
as a former painter, without a doubt the truest thing you can say
Please do more of this one LMAO 🤣 😂 😆 can't stop laughing 😂 😆 🤣
I was on a job that had a few pumps running on a generator and they had a 150 guy in his personal truck next to it overnight for 12hrs on Double bubble. We had 10 light wagons and 5 more operators to fuel them too. Don't hate they have a hell of a contract.
Painters get all the bad rap. I once had an old man go over the job after we were done. He was legit blind. MF was using a magnifying glass 1/2 inch from the wall and his nose 1 inch from the glass. Took him 3 hours to mark with a pencil anything he didn't like. Which was 6 micro spots from poor drywall finishers. Yeah painters hear all the crap. Have to admit though it was funny to see a helper "drop" a bucket of paint down his stairs to the landing. That was glorious to see him absolutely lose his mind.
Don’t worry as a 22 yr drywall finisher we hate you too . We do all the work and some spray machine comes along in 4 hrs does a whole floor . Then complain when there’s a few pinholes or a stop mark . Lucky for me I’m the best and I don’t leave problems .
@@gerryhazelton9569 never said I hated drywall finishers. I do alot of that myself, and I never use sprayers. I've got them but inside I always do it old school. My comment was that painters take alot of crap for bad work done by others. I will admit that there's some sh!%%y painters out there too.
@@kirbyroad7222 ty for clarity
As a heavy equipment operator, shout out to the roofers out there
As an equipment operator, I'm glad that Safetyman has my back.
I worked at an aluminum cast house and one of my favorite jobs was running the front loader for scrap, especially in the winter. Damn thing had Bluetooth, nice AC and heating, and a comfy as hell seat.
😂😂 heavy equipment tech and the video where the dude is in the pissing cold rain and says gotta make sure the operator is comfortable fixing his ac or something is what this reminds me of .. another classic man
Ricky knows exactly how it is!! 🤘💯
I've never left the job a mess after a paint job. THEMS FIGHTING WORDS 👊
As a former painter I can confirm this is accurate
I thought they were going to go through the whole video without bringing up sparky's, but no, just had to throw us in the mix again. Lol
Every sparky is a wanna be welder lol. Had to do it lol.
@@joshhuskins5363 Welder in training. They just dont meet the voltage requirements!! HAHAHA
😂😂😂 this is gold!
I thank you for this. As someone who dealt with this shit. I hate the operator class. I operated and erected the steel.
Hey! I had to run a open cab dozer last week for 2 days thank you very much!
The reason electricians always work in pairs is because one is the doer, and the other is the thinker. Thinker comes up with the plan, and the doer does it. Now, if you get a pair of thinkers, nothing gets done. They just argue over the best way to wire something until its break, lunch, or time to go home. Get 2 doers together, and you'll have a plastic shitter wired for 3ph 480v, and total confusion over why their hands are dyed blue
Non-union industrial so I work alone but you're dead on when the local is in for shutdowns. Even better if you get an apprentice in the mix, then you have a thinker, a doer and a scapegoat.
As an equipment operator I totally agree. We are the hardest working people on the jobsite. We have to watch out for everyone and as a dozer man you have to clean up everyone else's mess.
So true. Lol. That shit is on point. Haha😂😂😎
Love the neon!!!!!
Loudest piece of equipment I've run out here is an ol Cat D11 with a cab so old everything inside shakes so violently it's amazing it's all still together
As a 15 year old who tried equipment operating its 100% very hard, sitting in a seat with suspension and ac and jamming to music with the CAT BT. Very hard as you could see.
As an Electrician, I will testify that I don't leave any shit laying around job sites.
I ALWAYS look for your lunch box to leave MY shit in.
The sad part is you guys don't bother looking before you chow down.
New meaning to your shit eating grins🤣🤣
Keep it up! Your awesome.
Absolutely loving that neon sign cuz
I thought Ricky was going to say safety man but when he said painter I was like OMG
My hubby is a HEO on a mine site, and he said if you follow that GPS to the letter ppl will die lol There is like 3 pieces of equipment in the entire mine with A/C (at least working. Even most of the site pickups have broke ass A/C). And he’s in his 30’s and needs a chiro 2x a week bc of all the damage to his spine from riding in equipment all day. But to be fair, his equipment is bigger than a 2 story house, so when it shakes it shimmies lol
Lol.
The operators at our open pit requested better seats for their backs..the mine manager asked every operator to stand up and look at each other and see what they had in common..they laughed and said our huge guts. They were told they already have the best seats, and to start exercising and lose some belly. 😁
They never brought up the issue again.
So true about heavy equip operators! As for the painters, they probably let them get away with that on commercial projects, but that dog doesn't hunt on my USACE and NAVFAC projects. I will send you home!
It barely knocked the heat outta there 😂🤣😂🤣😂👍
Union tinknocker here.... I'd love to see you do a video ripping on us brother. You're doing a great service to all tradesmen.
Really enjoy watching ur videos can’t stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love these!
I got in a dozer for one of the first times last week. The guy who I took over from legit said “oh yeah you just push this button and the machine automatically levels the ground for you based on the gps. You just drive forward kinda slow then back up and do it again” and I was shocked. But hey sometimes connecting to the Bluetooth on my radio is hard! Or when you gotta put the AC in just the right spot so you don’t get too cold or hot. Some stuff is real loud though 😂
Lmao! Painters are the most hated trade. My senior got into it with a bunch of them. We were pulling face plates off the walls and marking them temporarily for a new install of data lines. Pull the plates, set it on the floor next to the old jack. They were numbered to match our print. After lunch, we go in to start roughing lines and the painter scooped them all up and tossed them in a five gal bucket. I thought fists would fly. And after we put in new stuff, they painted over the cover plates and the jacks, gumming them up. Had to replace half of them.
We just got a new building where I work, painters didn't even bother with the faceplates, just left them installed. More than half of all of our data faceplates had to be re-terminated because the holes had been completely filled with paint.
LMAO. Best one yet.
when i worked in landscaping my brother in law was an operator and he would always be like, "im tired and its hot" and i was always like 😐
I’m a heavy equipment operator been one for 20 years, this was pretty spot on 🤣🤣 my favorite saying “ it is what it is”💪 just like a laborer to be bitching bout how good we got it sittin on our asses all day 😆
Had one mention that to me during the last heat wave.. like I wasn't out there the last 15 years lmao.. first ones to forget where ya come from are the ones still there lol
I work in a body shop but I'm with ya... damn painters
That's a dope sign👌 🍻
Crazy thing about painters is they are ridiculously expensive. It seems they charge twice as much for labor hours than anyone else.
being an electrician, working with an hvac friend, the jobs item was so messy, I totally lost my mind and picked up a broom and started sweeping, it took me awhile to learn how to use the broom, although I managed. to my surprise my hvac friend didnot know what a broom was or what it looked like,
Made my day
Yup. I used to paint steel boats. I was always covered in paint
Love your videos Funny Truths
I'm a painter and I recognize these remarks😂
Love my excavator. Us demo guys love the rain. Free dust control!!
man I wish the equipment at my job had the fancy bells and whistles. apparently there are k loaders that have laser guidelines to tell you how far you are to an object and if you're pulling up straight. we gotta eyeball it with our loaders. but most of our loaders turn on at least, which is more than I can say for the rest of the equipment at my job
I’m here I caught one finally love y’all
Run an excavator and a T650...this is gold!!!
Frickin painters! My crew just got yelled at cause the new guy painted a bush the other day.🤣
Electricians And Operatores Are The Backbone Of A Yard!!!
@ ricky breadsticks, yall need to do one on marine surveyors, I climb 50 ft tanks like a treadmill, crew boats to barges like I own the boat, don't get me started on Jacob's ladders (mop handle and some string 100 ft above surface)
Speaking for the Sparkeys , we give the Labors job security.
Let us not forget who ever picked up all the scrap copper on the ground 30 seconds after its out of your sight was paid to sweep the room.
Gotta play this for my uncle later, he has run equipment sense before time.
as a plumber, im waiting to hear something about plumbers. love hearing about the sparkys tho
I have literally watched crane operators sleep in the cab waiting for something to do
I used run heavy equipment and none of it had AC, I do remember when they started putting little fans and cabs on them to blow the dust around but they didn't work most of the time.
We be welding out in the rain. And the electrician still gets all the prays for their standing around.
as someone who paints steel in a shop, I take slight offense to the painter remark.....until I heard 7 gallons of overspray. on a typical busy day, I can go through about 5 gallons in a day. the most I've done was about 13 gallons in a day (granted, it was outside at our old shop, no wind, sunny day, no moisture with a LOT of stuff to paint)
Yeah I don't really like when people insult trades in a fashion of playing there useless or whatever. I've done a lot of different trades and I'll tell you every one of them has their own problems. I'm sure a Handy Andy might be able to do more trade than another but he's still going to do it shitty nine times out of 10
Love the "Ricky & The Boss" neon sign, ok? Keep up the good work, alright?
As an equipment operator, this was hilarious
I'm currently working in a machine...CAT 988 Front Loader....it's a piece of shit...lol..hot as hell...old ..90% broken...lol
Keep up the great work!!
uggg over spray
Hubby parked in the wrong spot (shipyard worker) when they were cleaning up some stuff after the hurricane. His car and 8 others ended up with a light misting from the painters. Obviously they had never painted outdoors and failed to consider the wind. Most of the car owners didn't mind because their beat up trucks and cars could use a drop of paint, but it landed on the windshields.
It had 8hrs to bake.
You could see to drive but most of them took the time after work to get it off since paint remover was just sitting there. The painters left everything, even the sprayers , right where they were working when it was quitting time.
They complained about the cars, nothing came of it (of course)
The next time they left their equipment out Hubby's foreman took it all and locked it up.
The tool ticket was under the painters' names. If they couldn't find it, if it walked off, then they had to pay for it.
He let them stew in their own juices until lunch.
Hahahahaha🤣🤣🤣 As an electrician, I full heartedly agree with who everyone’s sworn enemy is!
I love all your videos... hey was wondering if you was going to respond to the lady welder that call yall out that would be a helluva video
Bruh that electrician lone got me dead i was at nrg stadium rocking up and most of my day where rock this spot up, hol up there's supposed to be a box here take it down,rock it back up, take it down boxes ain't right, we forgot light fixtures, etc but painters on some other level doode see's the the wall hasn't been taped up and proceeds to paint over it anyways. A whole nother level
As an operator, who used to be a painter - I can confirm , everything here.
Gotta give a shout out to all the badass spotters out there on this one.
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As the operator they're all on point
I do traditional plastering and believe me I've seen it all done it all and we're always getting confused with painters or drywallers and we always go unnoticed but we always clean up and it's usually cleaner when we're done then what it was when we started.
Great stuff, why is the dart board so low on the door
As a scaffolder, do us next!!!
HAHAHA Ricky you're just adding fuel to the trades war
As someone with no experience doing anything, I can confirm, the equipment operators are doing hard work.
Touché. Sux for the guys working in companies with ancient equipment and keep buying the new version of ancient equipment. *Nods head *
So right, never, have I even, seen a site where an electrician cleans up after himself. 🤣
All depends on the machine BUT usually there is at least a shade cover. Always beats being on your feet all day in the sun.
I finally agree with the safety officer 🤣
Blasphemy!