11 Rare And Expensive Objects Mined From Earth | So Expensive Marathon

[@repugnant__6379]

Not sure if this comp will mention it but shout out all the cobalt miners in Africa, those nine year Olds mined, so I could type this.

[@tommegg8486]

Cobalt miners are the backbone of modern battery. I salute them

[@kevineasterday9466]

AMEN! AS A MATTER OF FACT THE WARS WHICH ARE GOING ON WHICH THE UNITED STATES BLAMES ON OTHER PEOPLE BECAUSE IT HAS TO IT CAN'T TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT HOW DISGUSTING IT IS AND EVEN WHEN IT COMES OUT 20 TO 50 YEARS LATER THE UNITED STATES NEVER APOLOGIZES OR MAKES A MAN'S OR HOLDS ITS OWN ACCOUNTABLE FOR WAR CRIMES WHICH ARE FAR WORSE THAN HITLER OR STALIN COMMITTED. THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT FOR AMERICA SO WE CAN DRIVE A HUNDRED MILES ONE WAY ON A TANK OF CHEAP GAS TO BUY HALF A BAG OF S*** WE DON'T NEED NO MATTER WHOSE KID DIES NO MATTER WHO CATCHES CANCER NO MATTER WHAT PALESTINIANS ARE DRIVEN OUT OF THEIR HOMELAND FURTHER BY THE ISRAELIS SO THE ISRAELIS CAN STEAL THEIR OFFSHORE OIL WHICH WAS DISCOVERED 20 YEARS AGO AS IF STEALING THEIR HOMELAND WASN'T ENOUGH... JOOSKUM AND AMERICUNTS BROUGHT A KNIFE INTO THE RING AND WON THE FIGHT AND THEN CONTROLLED HISTORY AFTERWARD BY DOMINATING AND INTIMIDATING THE JUDGES...

[@JamesTrewolla]

Say it louder. Much louder. As matter of fact don't bother saying at all. Its unlikely than an African cobalt miner speaks english or has youtube. But you sleep soundly knowing that you saved the world with your keyboard. Lets go Brandon.

[@forg0tten]

​@@JamesTrewolla ya lets just ignore the problem because its in another country in another language! bravo james!

[@danielmoon-fv2kn]

i dont think they care about you praising them for it. i think they just want better lives like everyone.

[@bfjrd]

hate to see that sulfur and coal mining ... government and mining company should do something to lighten the miners load like rails to carry their products, transportation and gears... greedy people taking advantage of the miners //SMH

[@sammich4660]

i agree..the government or mining company can more than double profits if they make it easier for the miners, in reality them not making it easier for them is just hurting their own bottom dollar in the end

[@qilip7141]

I say you put your OWN MONEY up and start your OWN MINING company and do all the things you say others should do and see how much money you have left.... ppl with NO MONEY - bark orders around as if money does not exist.

[@qilip7141]

public schooled? - prove me wrong

[@schnitzelhannes6431]

@@qilip7141 How does the boot taste?

[@typhvam5107]

life outside of the western world and some developed non wester nations. people forget the paradise we have built. Ours is not the 'normal state of things', theirs is.

[@machiii7394]

I want to see more of Mistar on his job in the sulfur mine, he’s so humble and it seems like he loves telling his story. I love seeing how other countries workers’ stories on how they make a living, since I know I haven’t had the same struggle.

[@nicolasalexander408]

It's horrendous what people have to go through so psychopaths can have another Yacht...I hope that universe is taking note....

[@kimd7300]

@@nicolasalexander408 Right? At least provide them mask at bare minimum!

[@TheLumbologist]

I really hope these people get paid for their time during the interview.

[@EnvyTheRealest]

Most of the time they do

[@randylahey1822]

I used to work as a sound technician for a media company a couple of years back, you always gotta pay up or bring something if they gonna sit in front of a camera or follow them around during work hours because they can't afford to lose focus or time. It can get really tricky if the words spreads around, that's why you usually have some "security" with you who can easily communicate or whatever. Remember one guide/security guy we had in India near the border who told us to get the interviewee goats or chickens instead of money because they lasted longer.

[@JonahTV]

@@randylahey1822 That last sentence sounds like an idiom rather than advice lmao

[@ScottLSimon]

Exactly....BI doesn't even provide info to help fund education for these people (through donations etc). They should...

[@davidledford3522]

Rich people spend the money poor people die for

[@Max_m]

Ya it’s called economics & global trade & the reason those ‘poor’ aren’t even poorer

[@davidledford3522]

@@Max_m snarky lil shit ain't ya

[@schnitzelhannes6431]

@@Max_m you really believe this bs arent you

[@Max_m]

@@schnitzelhannes6431 what bs? the poorest person today is in fact several magnitudes richer than the poorest person 150 years ago. Globalization & expansion of trade as is reasonable for the best living conditions ever experienced for ever single human

[@schnitzelhannes6431]

@@Max_m If you mean people who once had their own land, grew their own food now earn 1c/hr in slave labor are "richer" then yes you are right

[@cmmc3400]

If any worker in the world deserves a Go Fund Me. the sulfur miners do! If I could do it myself, I would in a heart beat but I am disabled. Bless them!🔥🔥

[@muhammadzulkarnaen4229]

@user-iy1vo2jf2q That's a lot of assumptions without proof from your mouth, chill he's not robbing your riches, keep it in your pocket he's just telling his story and somehow you are the one that gets an attitude.

[@glitterfalls]

@user-iy1vo2jf2q no, no they can't afford it

[@JamesTrewolla]

It takes LITERALLY the same effort to create a gofundme as that ludicrous self serving comment that you posted. Unless of course if your disability prevents you from doing almost nothing.

[@Greeneyesengage]

Agreed!!! Proper and safe work attire and equipment

[@ralphralpherson9441]

I got the rock bug in 2008-2009, starting going down the Appalacians digging for quartz, then looking for smoky quartz and amethyst, then garnets, then pyrite cubes, then emerald/beryl (which the locals call "burl"), then aquamarine (also "burl"), then corundum (ruby/sapphire which the locals call "saffarr") and you just get SUCKED RIGHT IN. Before you know it, you'll be digging up stuff you never even knew to exist before you got into the rockhound hobby. "Oooh, kyanite!" "Wow! Blue fluorite!" "Oooh Elbaite!" Now (15 years later) I still love hunting quartz, beryl, corundum, and anything shiney and pretty, but I'm also on a little bit of a "gold" kick now. Looking for prospecting sites now and when the weather breaks, Ill be out in those ancient mountains looking for treasure. For me, crystals arent "healing" or any new-age bullsh... They're just beautiful miracles created by our Earth, and being the FIRST and ONLY person to ever see their immense beauty as you unearth them for the first time, helping them receive their first photons of sunlight in a hundred million years to reveal a geological miracle.... well, that's just a special experience I cant put into words. Spiritual almost... Go dig! But beware, its hard work! (not that any rockhound minds doing it)

[@AndrewJ951]

I heard a mineral dealer once say "If you're entranced by the natural beauty of stone, how is not therapeutic?"

[@ralphralpherson9441]

@@AndrewJ951 "Therapeutic" ??? Absolutely... That's a very wise mineral dealer. However, "Imbued with magical abilities based on "vibrations"???" Naaah, horsefeathers. I don't buy that new-agey horsecrap "Oh this peridot and adventurine will purify your throat chakra!"

[@sethstatler8480]

I'm in WV, I'd def be interested in starting this hobby myself. Whats your advice?

[@ralphralpherson9441]

@@sethstatler8480 First, read some local rockhound websites (North Carolina and Virgnia have very active geology club scenes... sounds dorky, but they do) so you know WHERE to start looking, then just get out on the weekends, trek into the woods (where its legal to dig) and start looking for cool rocks. In much of central Virgina and western and central North Carolina, you can dig down to the clay layer and start pulling out quartz crystals if you're in a "hot" area. The fancy stuff (aquamarine, sapphire, garnet etc...) is usually in the mountains... but you can find pyrite and calcite and whatnot in highway road cuts. I mean... its just reading online to learn where things are and then going to find them!

[@austinharding9734]

@@sethstatler8480 1. get yourself a rock and mineral guide or encyclopedia, know that there's difference between a mineral, and a rock, ex. Serpentine is a rock, Serpentinite is the mineral Serpentine is almost exclusively composed of, don't concern yourself with memorizing the chemical name of a mineral, can be handy tho when prospecting knowing what elements or chemical make up of region, so here its Silicon Dioxide aka the chemical name for Quartz mineral, or the crystal that composes most of the aka Granite rock, but then there's also crystal names - quartz crystal, and gemstone names - alexandrite, and don't get me started on pseudomorphs - carnelian, Agate, Rose quartz....im digressing really main thing know what it is thats grabbing you, is the prospecting thats fun, is it the lure of value? is it simply there beauty and looks? For me liking all 3 the ladder the most followed by next former so forth, since its the beauty i like i spend most my time tumbling rock in rock tumblers, currently in process of making home version so can process like 30 pounds at one time but to be able to turn the most dirty looking average rock off the ground an turn it to the most mesmerizing specimen is mind boggling, cuz of that i don't have to prospect much , i still do somewhat but thats for the value lure to find a crystal with as little inclusions as possible, get it faceted (if i could afford the facete machine ws id do it myself, and get some decent dough out of it is quite appealing especially considering its just a hobby, but one that pays you back few 1,000 every so often

[@-_MonsieurNashty_-]

I can't imagine the face a new opal miner gets whenever he's told by someone who's got 40-years of experience, "You've got just as much a chance at me dawg, good luck g 👍"

[@likicatzj]

Amazing documentary !! Loved it

[@domfazool8326]

I wanna know who installed those pipes in the volcano.

[@gooburt]

they aint around anymore

[@ItsMeYourRealDad]

The sulphur miners are breathing in the toxic gas all day everyday but they are worried about social distancing? Really you've got bigger things to worry about

[@gregrenox9644]

You don't know how LETHAL Covid is then. The toxic gas is chipping your life away bits by bits. But Covid is a lethal virus, one day you're healthy but in 1-2 days you will get huge fever, can't taste anything, huge headache and Insomnia. And its easily spreading. Those miners have a family too you know.

[@Amsterdampardoc1]

@@gregrenox9644Sulfur is very toxic

[@hydrotilling7043]

I know many people believe those items are the most expensive, but just like many other things will it protect you will it nourish you like water 💧 Water is the most useful thing for you

[@Vagabond_Etranger]

Maslow's hierarchy of needs. At the base is food, water, shelter. Once you have those, then humans set their sights on other things, like entertainment. But they'll always go back to basic needs.

[@ABestEver]

Very informative video. Thanks for shearing.

[@Patricia-no1nw]

Female narrators are enthusiastic about workers' plights!!!

[@CraigAnderson-h2h]

Yeah I got this too!

[@Kyojinsei]

To those miners in Indonesia, mining Sulfur, you are incredible, for $17.00 a day. I honestly salute you, that's not enough for the dangers you subject yourself to. If I could do more I would.

[@wigm5669]

Be adviced: Some pink salts can, to my knowledge, potentially be higher in contaminants such as heavy metals…

[@qilip7141]

some ppl's advices suck because it's really not advice. parrot copying another parrot and thinking they cured cancer is the product of public schooling.

[@MooreInteresting]

I'm tired of clicking on a "new" video, just to realize it's a bunch of old content thrown together with a new title. 😂😂

[@daxhopkins7312]

You are not alone

[@cjrains6022]

I assume every video of theirs is a repeat that hopefully I haven’t seen all of yet 😂

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

Terrific documentary!

[@franktrask1264]

The Sulphur is derived from a natural variation of the Claus Process. The oxidation-reduction production of native Sulphur. The original gas is hydrogen sulphide, which is more deadly than cyanide gas. This is partially burnt to Sulphur dioxide, and this is then reacted with unburnt hydrogen sulphide, they form the auto oxidation production of Sulphur. There are volcanoes where S is produced from volcanoes in Chile, with some of the elevations exceed 17,000 to 18,000 feet. They are now closed, but were operated for almost a hundred years to provide sulphuric acid for the nitrate and copper industries. These guys would knock off and play soccer in the evening at an elevation most people would faint at! The men in Indonesia are still working in between 10,000 and 11,000 feet. You should try climbing the trail next to them!

[@Mtlmshr]

I had NO IDEA about the Curling stones! I watch that every time they come on

[@MatthewJuenger]

Very informative and interesting. Thank you for posting.

[@ABestEver]

I also said that😄

[@hracekk]

19:05 this is crazy.. The man is wearing a "Baťa" t-shirt, which is a shoe maker company, very old one, from near my home town in the Czech Republic.

[@flipotssss]

I had no idea Bata was Czech till I saw this comment 😱 They're still massive in India, and I always thought it was a South Asian brand.

[@hracekk]

@@flipotssss yeah, it’s pretty fascinating that he is Still Well know in the world

[@ralphralpherson9441]

Well, when we the "1st world inhabitants" drop our old out-of-style clothes in the "donate your lightly used garments" boxes, I imagine these impoverished nations is where they all go. Doesn't surprise me. If they can use my old Affliction T-shirts from 2014, good for them!

[@JayJam-y6o]

Rice with a side of fern leaves sounds yummy 🤤🤤🤤

[@seesaw777]

In Vancouver Canada people actually believe if it costs more it must be better. Because of this simple mindedness people have been taking full advantage by simply charging more for the same product which draws a wealthier customer base. Starbucks and marijuana dispensaries are examples of this. Tim Hortons sales went up after raising the prices and offering stronger tasting coffees.

[@JamesTrewolla]

So you're saying Canadians are stupid? Newsflash, we already knew.

[@Galvaxatron]

The narrator during the Tin Floating Mines segment is excruciating.

[@69Emoji]

Literally just had this thought had the video playing and came back to switch it lol. I dont know why they are whispering

[@thedomesticoperator]

@@69Emoji Voice overs in a hotel under the blanket in the bathroom. Producer probably sleeping....

[@Bilbobiloxin]

They must have braces based on the annunciation. It's incredibly rough.

[@NewSmithsonian]

i had to skip it. so grating

[@randylahey1822]

Very sloppy production, probably spent a bunch of money on the whole thing as well. Have no idea what they were up to. Its so bad I also skipped it.

[@beverlylumley4150]

Interesting video

[@myruffleddreams1906]

So sad that these countries that produce so much of value are the poorest. Not just the natural resources being exploited but the people are too. The riches of their land are being stole from them.

[@billholemo2518]

I TRULY appreciate your straight forward Analysis 🎉🎉😂😂

[@mikewood8561]

$17 a day?? My daughter is 17 years old making $17 an hour making subs. That's insane.

[@Matty5000]

Wait, these guys are inhaling toxic sulphur and die from it at 50 but they’re required to socially distance for covid.. in 2024?

[@dustsky]

Some of those pipes are too beautiful to use; they belong on display as works of art.

[@the_Top_V]

Imagine you're the only supplier for the olympic.

[@handicraftart9]

omg wow beautyfull

[@ph11p3540]

I am amazed that Indonesia can market their volcanic sulfur when the oil industry can't market their sulfur in some parts of the world despite it's high purity in industrial amounts. There are some mountains of pure sulfur formed near any sour oil refinery. Alberta alone produces nearly 1500 tons of high purity sulfur yearly. they can't even give it away so they end up shipping it to huge sulfur dumps.

[@Toyboykh]

Very good!

[@ltlgrmln]

Rocks don't have healing power until they look cool as heck/

[@henriswonders.4905]

Id love to go digging but not in a tunnel or under ground i couldnt do that 😢

[@MichaelLove-wl2ti]

Alexandrite is one of the most beautiful gemstones know to humankind

[@bunzinod1964]

And you wonder how the Egyptians cut and shaped stone 4500 years ago with no machinery

[@moseyalong1]

At least no machinery that survived for 4500 years !

[@cpcattin]

Those Scott’s really have the stones !

[@chucku.farley3927]

why is it so expensive , because rich people spend their money on stupid things.

[@icescreamkung276]

Imagine mining the whole island just to sliding competition 😂😂😂

[@klikfaktapedia]

Look at the steep and rocky cliffs, there is a threat of landslides hitting the acid lake and causing an acid tsunami.

[@DCJNewsMedia]

It looks like miners in Indonesia would use a pulley system on a rail of types or an overhead pully by manpower or an engine. They would do 5 x as much maybe ever 10 times as much. So, any system that increased the output would pay for itself quickly, i believe. And double or triple the money for the owner and laborers. Just thinking 🤔

[@jroc2124]

That guy has no safety glasses on while grinding!!! That's a write up at my job!!! Lol

[@JonahTV]

Social Distancing in a volcanic sulfur mine is CRAZY

[@yessikaleticiamarriagapere631]

Tarea resuelta

[@TitanClockmanup17]

sabes traducir en ingles o que te mandaron a hacer

[@Joseph-tu9rn]

Although I don’t think pink salt is any healthier, it for sure tastes a lot better. That’s why I use it.

[@chucku.farley3927]

If spam suddenly cost $1,000 a can Pairs Hilton would be eating it.

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

Narrator: "diving for tin is so risky! He is so brave!" Cameraman who dives right behind him, but doesn't get a word of mention: am I a joke to you?

[@Ginger-g8j]

Another reason we should up the taxes on the rich

[@GodzHarleyGirlStudio]

At least THIS time they included some I actually haven’t seen yet, fewer old posts.

[@TheEmpire822]

39:12 I don’t believe that a lot of opal people normally find sells for $1k or more a karot or everyone and their mothers would be polishing rocks in Australia, I think it’s a very small sample size of opal that sells for that price. I feel the opal market is exaggerated a little bit with the TV shows and all that, and also because opal has to be made into a certain kind of jewelry, it’s not a traditional stone that would be set in a ring or necklace like a diamond or a sapphire, so that limits the market even more. I’m not saying opal isn’t beautiful and isn’t expensive I just think there is a small portion of opal that’s top notch and that has been exaggerated a little bit over the years for the sake of TV.

[@scottykonovalov4518]

As with amethysts dimonds were also found to be just as abundant but de beers and celcel rhodes let the world believe they are rare so we believe they are rare we can lab make dimonds so perfect the have to be lazer eched to dealers can tell they are lab grown

[@dotaallstars8081]

I subscribed for the massive plagiarizer Neri Oxman, Business Insider did an incredible job bringing light to the situation. Finally a source I can trust

[@tylerthemad6325]

Tin floating is absolutely insane there using a gas motor to supply the air for HOURS and to communicate they pinch the tube...!?!? bro what the actual F*** they have it all setup to be hit or miss like how where did the crew for this rig come from?? How do they have dozens of these bunk boats?? I have so many questions-

[@seesaw777]

A 10 year old child from NA would easily automate the sulphur mines in Indonesia and develop easier ways of transporting it while using gloves. What's wrong with these people? More sulphur means more money which means more PPE etc.

[@diegomondaca7321]

Making Olympic grade stones using a Ryobi lmfao

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

53:42 ,"She inhales toxic smoke" Has she tried NOT squatting by the fire on the windside?

[@ShrimplyPibblesJr]

Business insider certainly knows how to make me feel shitty about capitalism.

[@davidlahaye8804]

What major company do they sell the sulfur too

[@reddawg6091]

same question i was asking. $17 a day is crazy when im sure the company is making billions.

[@randylahey1822]

These documentaries only scratch the surface of the shady business and corruption that goes all they way to the political top and foreign buyers controlling the market. That's where the real interesting stories lay, to bad the media bosses want none of that,. The only thing they want is crude sob stories so they can sell it and get a high viewer count nothing else. Also the production were absolute terrible, whispering narrator trying to overcompensate for som bs. Not a fan of these type of documentaries at all. Its weak and people see right thru it except middle aged mothers watching this on TV sobbing their eyes out for the poor workers not being able to grasp the bigger picture of how messed up all of this is ..

[@inipin510]

I am here with my big flue on the sofa instead of at work , let YT drizzling on me, thinking…. Ha….wouldn’t have known this otherwise…..

[@TheSock]

22:31 "Josh and his family drove the crystal *half-way* across the country"

[@ikkePunky]

Is it me or is the lady from the tin mining related to daffy duck?

[@Michael_Michaels]

The Opal time stamp is wrong. It stars at 34:18.

[@dinkvjr]

I was sure your profile picture was titties... Fake titties but titties no doubt. Right. WRONG!! 😂😂😂 NICE One but I also have a filthy mind😊

[@inipin510]

Meerschaum ist german- translated seafoam means seaspray , beautiful words both 🥰

[@lesogardtherider887]

well nice message for the travelers ! pick extra masks with you and some fresh water !

[@adcreel9079]

Why cant they have a truck to toat that sulfer.?? That roads big enough. 😮

[@Greeneyesengage]

Omg can we please send them masks?

[@SciTrickShorts]

Rich people spend the money

[@Arash1996]

Your video is very good, keep it up

[@matthewkelly6997]

Send the president of IKEA a pendent!😅

[@KathyWhiplash]

Believing stones have magical power is not a normal thought that most people have nor had. Like snake oil salesman, if there were any consequence to such belief, they would not go out of business. But, they do. ALL OF THEM. Trendy does not equal value. Reminds me of the tulip craze only multiplied by thousands of different novelties.

[@Patricia-no1nw]

It's hard to watch.

[@hracekk]

I wonder how did they get the pipes there and installed them at the volcano?

[@gregrenox9644]

​@user-iy1vo2jf2qThose pipes is instaled by the Company. And all those worker including Mistar himself are all Freelancer and not Employe. So they have to fund their own gear, its already mention by the narrator.

[@mastuhideo]

shout out all the cobalt miners in Africa, those nine year olds mined,

[@edwardballiet2167]

The sulfur minors would get much more work if "stop oil now" get their way. The developed world is so out of touch with those that don't have what we have, and in the same breathe claim that they themselves are oppressed

[@SitWithAnkit]

40:43 Indonasian Tin narration was pretty bad. ASMR in documentary is a big no for me.

[@spookingoosin2172]

I regularly drink salt water

[@nightravencrypto]

The sulfur miners need crypto. Life changing for them.

[@anderbeau]

That curling stone game is literally the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen 😂

[@matyasxfulop]

Indonesia needs to modernize this.

[@MarkBarrett]

9:37 I heard they have to buy their own gas masks! They should be getting hazard pay.

[@United-States-Military-2025]

Interesting. But this made me feel thankful for the life I've got back home. ❤❤4ALLTHEM❤❤

[@gicardee6756]

The miners are banking on the idea of quick buck, some refuse to farm because its not an instant process. The environment isnt deadly but the mentality the miners have is.

[@cnervip]

probably the live paycheck to paycheck and getting paid daily is the only way to not have to got hungry

[@glitterfalls]

So you're basically calling them greedy, greedy for wanting $12 dollars a day so that they don't die from lack of basic necessities. Shame on you.

[@gicardee6756]

@@glitterfalls No, im calling them lazy, for sticking to an old obsolete way to live. they can move away and start a new life away from the sulfur mine and I promise you they will not die, staying will kill them, make sense?

[@gicardee6756]

@@glitterfallsthey can also FARM the land and not rely on Sulfur. are you telling me IT IS THE ONLY WAY? come on... thats the exact mentality thats killing the miners

[@gicardee6756]

@@glitterfalls just because I have a different opinion doent mean im wrong. What makes you say Ive never been through anything. Youre just mad and cant come up with a logical answer except an emotional reaction. Swipe left.

[@David-hz3ol]

Lisp lisp lisp lisp

[@mrjamble6566]

200 pounds up and dont that mountain/volcano is crazy they are just build differently from us

[@julianarodriguex899]

The geode looked like a shark.

[@endtimeslips4660]

Stone is a symbol of paganism for long time. it not because stone is faulty item. it because how human valuing a stone with human life. even make those item as a source of man problem as such sin.

[@stefanjohansson2373]

12:32 The world has no problem with this! Would it be different if they said the same in a USA workplace? 🤔

[@gauisblach7757]

Is the Amethyst polisher still alive?

[@john-p1n6l]

sulfur has nothing to do with sugar

[@kipokip5987]

If I am exposed to sulfur fumes, I, who have climbed to the Ijen Crater, call it the term "mengi"

[@BarrowedtimeBrian]

Frozen Shuffle boar 😊

[@caseypeterson3955]

You can travel by ship from Duluth MN to the Atlantic Ocean. So the Great Lakes are freshwater seas?

[@Zyworski]

Opal formation sounds a lot like agates

[@The_Argent]

Don't see many feminists calling for quotas at the sulfur mines huh?

[@khadijahbegum3546]

Bruh what does femenism have to do with it. There's women and little girls in foreign countries that absoloutely go in dangerous mines and in general do dangerous jobs for as little as 80 cents so stop yapping😂

[@khadijahbegum3546]

Bruh what does femenists have to do with this, there's many women and little girls that do mining and dangerous jobs in foreign countries and get paid as little as 80 cents so stop yapping mate. Making everything about femenism when it ain't that deep😂😴 And I'm not even a femenist but you sound like a zesty angry men's rights activist😅

[@khadijahbegum3546]

Your probably American/British saying this. They want their women to be safe unlike you guys😂

[@The_Argent]

@@khadijahbegum3546 lol, I don't want women working in sulfur mines wearing sandals and t shirts either.

[@EmmaGodLovesTruth95]

What are you even trying to say…? Women in the west are doing fine in the jobs available to them. The whiny genderless left are not actually feminists, just complainers. Go donate protection supplies to those men if you so desire.

[@AadenGueRReRo510]

I worked in landscaping and construction for 20 years as labor 😢.

[@bytesize_video]

How can the Indonesia Gov sleep at night, average age of 50 is shocking. They could easily enforced laws if they wanted. They are quite happy to throw you in jail for years for minor offences.

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

Meerschaum means sea foam in German