Atop A Shipyard Crane In One Of The World's Busiest Ports

[@b.dalius5136]

I think it was a really wholesome moment to see Mr. Lim at the new workplace. I know he's not good at modern equipment, but I know for a fact that when he said working in one big room feels like you're a part of a family, he actually lived a very lonely job life at the manual crane. Before this he ate cold rice alone, now he can eat rice at the canteen or a cafe with at least having the presence of another human being. Wish you all the best in life, health and work Mr. Lim!

[@philipanzelmo9711]

Love his positive attitude.

[@limmemepepe]

Really love the atmosphere created in the first half of this mini documentary... the piano accompanying Mr Lim's description of his life at the terminal moved me 😌🥺😢

[@wompwomp9904]

its kinda nice that they have a program that allows people without special trades to adopt to newer technology, his trade is still the same but without automation leaving him behind.

[@takanna]

his attitude is so admirable!

[@alphatumeric]

His room collection look interesting. Part 2 please

[@cra_55]

Can we have a dedicated video on his record collection

[@nativeafroeurasian]

I like that contrast between those old things he uses privat and the modern technology in his new job

[@asppi7189]

Respect to GC driver.

[@tanhy1522]

What is the pay huh?

[@joselyntan7820]

80% foreign work force in singapore. But such high living costs

[@ranasinghereubenelvisseyad5096]

I was with p.s.a as a hyster foreman. Superb manly to work there

[@chrisfitzmaurice7484]

Funny to hear all those English words turning up in his speech.

[@ShipCraneOperators]

Goood operator

[@ragtar1817]

Bangla management