Thank You

Damn looking at these comments I’m the only stupid one 😂😢

Memorize something? OMG! What do you expect? You probably think people should read 'n all . . . To think before there was written language, we memorized everything. Everything. Memory work comes in handy. I teach school, and the forces against memorizing anything are massive! Yes. Memorize at least some of that stuff presented here.

Thank you, Ned, this was super helpful! 😄

Thank you Ned. Thank God for Jerry

one of the best quotes i have ever heard and one to live by.

thanks for your knowledge, God Bless You!

NO, Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man the formula and he will feed himself for life. Simple is what I am. Thank you..

Good job 👍... my instructor is so confusing !!!

great video, short and sweet straight to the point.!!

You are a genius! Thanks man

Thanks for the video Ned.

just use metric system.

If 1 inch is .08 how come when I try to do 11x.08 it adds up to .88 and not .92 I don’t trust my math to do it in my head not very good at it so I’m pretty dependent on my calculator I know it’s not good to be that way but I have to

Thanks so much. I've found this extremely helpful. This is in fact a perishable skill.

I’m sorry evidently a misconception, everybody needs to work, I was just trying to say try to expire from there

Successful people work for a future and unsuccessful people, work for today, I wish I had learned that lesson 50 years ago

I don't want to work at McDonald's and the people who do, I wouldn't exactly call successful....

People skills. the number one skill needed for success. People skills. How to get people to do what you need them to do. And like it.

Agreed with closing conments nice job

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hes my granpa i love him so much

thanks this was helpful

Is this video like boxing it's easy to teach but it's hard to learn it.. what's a half by a third? Mmmm you're weird!

using memory, what about a formula ?

Thanks!,

going to have to watch this 10x

so ,100℅of compaction no need?

Good video. I'm about to become a foreman. needed to see this

Thank you that was very helpful.

Well done!

Thank you for sharing.

I believe it's 25 X my friend.

Would be helpful to include information on the oversize correction.

Thanks

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Decimal feet. Real people, doing real construction, use decimal feet. Remember that, the next time an opponent of the metric system says that U.S. units are more "natural" because a foot is divided into 12 inches.

Wow that was misleading and over simplified.

thanks very useful video...

Our various units of weights and measurements is crazy-making. All over the world it seems that other people outstrip us in being able to calculate quickly in their heads. On the other hand, if our teachers were given the time to "teach to learn" and not "teach to test", I believe that many Americans would become very facile in skipping back and forth across these different systems. Anyway, sorry about the rant! Thank you for this video. It was helpful.

am very happy 2 see this.thank u sir bye

areforum brought me here, thank you sir!

The rest of the world have no problem calculating meter to kilometer back again to millimeter, or combination of meter and millimeter. All done in decimal, easy without even thinking. Here in US we have to deal with fraction, decimal, inch and feet. I told my Architect friend 163" and he grab calculator and start calculating in feet. It blew my mind that he is unable to calculate in his mind. Further I learn that THERE IS NO ACCURACY in construction. It takes generations to convert to metric.

Excellent post. Thank you for enlightening us...

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

the Kned laugh... gotta love it

I hate math, but those were some good tips on what to memorize.

Excellent examples!

Great video! Thanks for shedding some light on that concept!