Concrete NIGHTMARE! Worst Fear LOST PAD!

[@LucidMindtv]

When is the last time you had to put 60 gallons in 5 yards to make it workable? Did you notice how fast it was drying? Thank goodness we were just doing very small pour. If we weren't I maybe would of had to reject it. I DID NOT LOSE THAT TINY PAD MY TRAINEE MARCELLE DID. I REFUSED TO EDGE OR BROOM IT. THATS WHY IT WAS TRAINING PAD. WATCH THE TIME LAPSE AND REALIZE I SPENT MASSIVE TIME OVER THERE COULD HAVE COMPLETED PAD 2 TIMES OVER. IM TEACHING. HE JUST COULDNT DO IT. I KEPT RESETTING IT OVER AND OVER FOR HIM. I HOPE YOU CAN UNDERSTAND NOW IF IT WASNT CLEAR ALREADY. MY WAY OF TRAINING I DIDNT SUCCESSFULLY DO THE DRY TIGHT MUD SIDEWALK IN THE SUN THEN FAIL TO FINISH THE WET ONE YARD IN THE SHADE WITH DAY 1. TO ME THIS IS COMMON SENSE BUT I CAN SEE THE COMMENTS COMING ALREADY. LOOSE BRAINS. I lied to marcelle told him I couldnt go over to his pad hardly. That he had to do it. 2 months in have to improve somehow. This concrete has a bunch of micro fiber in it. I poured this mix all summer per what my employers previously ordered before me. The micro fiber here is like adding 2% accelerator. Been around concrete a long time. I dropped the fiber as of 10/7/22 until I find another solution. Everything has always turned out good but its been harder then it needs to be. And almost impossible teaching / learning conditions. Beware of your micro fiber and amount. I will update with type of micro fiber later.

[@calvintaylor7096]

Treat your new guy with respect

[@LucidMindtv]

@@calvintaylor7096 Yeah but he has to learn to deal with abrasive, blunt, frank people without getting sensitive and emotional thats part of the training..

[@tnolan3176]

You got a hot load ,,may have had concrete left over from the previous job in the mixer ! Just dont understand why you didnt order enough concrete !!

[@LucidMindtv]

@@tnolan3176 Its a parking lot and I hardly ever run short. Hole was deeper then figured up. No problem to throw board in or finish and cut an edge. I was making sure the sidewalk was good. Yhe pad was just a teaching tool. Glad It wasnt full of mud or the tear out would have taken longer. Thanks for the comment.

[@triztimedrks7896]

Definitely 100% hot load. Probably left over from many jobs and the plant just kept adding concrete. The top will most likely flake off with in a year. There could also be other factors.

[@VICSWEB1]

you need darrel jr.

[@stevesmith-wc2gb]

For demolition get Darrell sr

[@slowseton7211]

@@stevesmith-wc2gb lol yess master of destruction

[@LucidMindtv]

If Darrel jr. was there the quality goes up by at least 15%..

[@kule510]

From victory?

[@slowseton7211]

@@kule510 yes!

[@floridamike8433]

Bro i do concrete also and ur chill atitude will go along way bro I know it's hard tryna watch and teach someone but ur positive attitude is good bro keep grinding

[@bigbankhank1337]

Everyone in our industry is grumpy, rude, hungover, still mad about their last divorce, and generally way too hot headed. I try my best to keep a cool head especially when I’m training someone new or new to a role and it’s nice to see someone else that doesn’t lose their shit over something easily replaced. Cheers bro stay positive stay hungry

[@scottyelder8351]

In Scotland we call this mix C-32 with fibreglass filaments it's a really strong concrete but has to be wet because It goes off fast .

[@wrightsrrt871]

From one tradesman to the next get some laundry soap powder and add enough water to make an paste spread it on preexisting materials around where you poor then if new cement gets on it it will come off.

[@SouthSide88CHI]

This dude is a one man wrecking crew to deal with mud that stiff and do it all yourself is awesome

[@jp9228]

Dude there’s no way this guy has been with you for two months and moving around like it’s his first day 😂😂😂😂

[@greguden3386]

I'm a ready mix driver. In my opinion. Driver didn't check his slump and add water at plant to get it to where it needs to be. U always gotta take the weather, time of day, and drive town in to account.

[@WetLikeB]

Great video

[@RedStorm.]

Looks like you have the fortitude for this kind of work.

[@Bassmastr-ly5vf]

Bro, that guy did not come at a three that was like a triple 0 his slump meter must be broke

[@CCTOutdoorServices]

I been watching ur vids man, I just haven’t comment, but great stuff dude it crazy how you be doing all the work by self my man, big respect for you bro, you a hard worker and keep doing ur thing 🤙🏼💪🏼 I hope that company pays you 50 an hour lol you work to hard especially because they send you guys that don’t know anything

[@LucidMindtv]

I hired him.. I just hoped for more out of him. Show up and try hard that is all. Yes man your videos are awesome as well. If you want to really feel that construction atmosphere with amazing editing your channel is it. Thanks for the comment.

[@AllAccessConstruction]

Mannn been doing this for over 20 years...6 inch pea gravel 4 inch slump every single pour maybe 4.5 once in a while.. Never had a problem.. Never use fiber day in my life.. The #keyboardwarriors will all ways be here. Sun rises tomorrow.. Keep making moves.. 👍🏾👍🏾💯💯

[@LucidMindtv]

Ah yeah just not sure if people are going to understand im enjoying the process. They want to give me tips and pity about this video and I am just making it clear its just a title. I had a chill day of pouring / teaching and everything went as planned. basically..

[@AllAccessConstruction]

It's easy to get in to teaching how to do this with concrete etc.. . The trolls are going to come big time because everyone is an expert.. 🤣🤣. That being said since you starting out you have to ask yourself how do you want your channel to be. 1 teaching.. Or just putting out dope content.. So you dominate your local market and you stay busy for ever..

[@LucidMindtv]

@@AllAccessConstruction Just concrete vlog. I happen to be teaching 23 year old concrete who is new to construction or any hard labor in general at the moment so it makes it more about that. I would say a cross between Mike Day's Concrete content and Victory Outdoor content. All going to depend on who I work for and or with in the future. Thanks for commenting.

[@RedStorm.]

Good job with a rough situation. Amazing save. Brava!

[@LucidMindtv]

Actually wasn't that rough. I just whine a lot..

[@RedStorm.]

@@LucidMindtv Handled like a pro

[@LucidMindtv]

@@RedStorm. so kind

[@crangel381]

First time watching your videos all I could say is you’re a goat you have lot’s of patience with your helper he is supposed to be helping you if he doesn’t want to work fire him all he does is talk and watch instead of hands on , but my hat out you 👑

[@LucidMindtv]

It is a lot of fun. Thanks for the comment.

[@williamfarris1614]

Good work

[@DaneHenson-l8o]

112 gallons with 8 yards stamp mix 4 days ago

[@Ducksfan76]

It might help if you have a straight 2×4 to rod with

[@LucidMindtv]

Camara is on super view the board is brand new and straight. If there is a bow in it it wasnt up and down..

[@chadatkins9053]

Dang bro. I've been with my crew gor almost 5 years. They never gave me a chance to learn or ever really teach me. I kno how to finish tho. Hopefully you will get some good help Soon. Great vid tho. Stay safe brother

[@LucidMindtv]

Yeah I put my heart into training people. Thanks for the comment.

[@chadatkins9053]

@@LucidMindtv yea I could definitely see that u was trying to get him taught. Sometimes people jus do it pick it up. It only took bout a week for me to learn stuff but never got to apply what I learned.

[@John-jt8mo]

Buddy was like “I’m going to ace it today “ lmao

[@mikeRJCP]

You can tell that mud was going to be tight by listening to the truck hydraulic pump working hard. The drum revolutions were pretty darn slow when adding water. Might not be getting a good mix when adding water. Is driver really putting in amount of water requested? Check water gauge to see if his tank is full then check after add water. Drivers chutes look like he don't care with all that build up. Maybe his fins are the same way creating more heat inside drum heating up your mud. Last but not least your supplier might be reselling old mud left in the drum from last job. That's BS if they are. Another thing are they using reclaimed water in the mix? That will act like daraset and go off like crazy. I'd be calling the batch plant and be adamant about no left over concrete, no reclaim water on slow pours or while you're training especially. Yeah first thing you want to do is have an ear for the mud and listen for the trucks hydraulic pump working hard. You can actually see the truck rocking back and forth with stiff mud rocking and when its wet it smooths out and the barrel has a nice revolution spin to it. If that driver put in 60 gallons on a 6 yard load it should have changed the slump by 10 inches. 6 gallons would be one inch right? From a 3 inch slump that would have been slop. That didn't happen did it? Sucks when you don't get what you ask for in a slump and good fresh concrete. Hope your trainee makes it, seems like a good kid.

[@LucidMindtv]

Yes because recently I put 40 gallons into 5 yards myself and it barely got any looser then blew up. Not a fun mix but a fun mix at the same time. I changed the mix up I either need a plastisizer or retarder to counter act the 2 lb a yard micro fiber. So I just took it out for now as plastic shrinkage is least of our concerns at this point. I will re introduce it next summer in a different fashion. Thanks for the comment. Mostly the problem is a rich dark concrete that seems to have a bit less working time and with a bunch of micro fiber in it it just blows up and doesnt stay wet. Not sure why they brining me 2 inch slump but they have stopped for now. Well we will see tomorrow again I got 20 yards coming.

[@LucidMindtv]

Yeah I put 6 but it was actually just 5 yards in both videos I put tons of water in. HOT MUD the first video of this channel.

[@mikeRJCP]

@@LucidMindtv thanks for the reply. Yeah that micro fiber can hold the mud together somewhat, a retarder would help. You guys use much fly ash or just straight cement? We used to have what we called a summer mix requested by a lot of contractors which had fly ash and the winter mixes mostly straight cement. We used a lot of recycled water and weren't supposed to tell the customer...BS I let them know every time as to not catch them off guard. Big footings it really don't matter but flat work and exposed especially ain't cool. The batch tags had an asterisk in loads with reclaimed water so the company could keep track how much they were getting rid of . Good luck tomorrow ,hope Marcelle has a good day too.

[@LucidMindtv]

@@mikeRJCP Not 100 but I think its straight cement. My employers set up the mix before I got there. Ive dealt with it the whole time but recently changed to what should be straight 4000psi with air. Will work microfiber back in for next summer but possibly less and with a water reducer / retarder.. Thanks for the comment.

[@xnotoriousp1mp588]

This is how you do it. Oww, owww, I just hurt my fingers really bad.

[@kylezanni5435]

Interesting about the fiber accelerating the concrete…..never heard that. I got to the point myself where I ask the driver for the ticket to look at the water trim ( how many gal they leave out per yard ) …..they always leave water out , even if I order a 5 in slump, it usually shows up at a 3……cool video man, shows people the real world

[@LucidMindtv]

Yup ordered at 5. on ticket. I just had quality control from show me ready mix come out. He says double dose of fiber is bruuutal. No one does that.

[@LucidMindtv]

In next video i upload QC from show me will touch on how microfiber makes concrete go off way faster.

[@succesful01]

I’ve heard of the pros and cons of fibers. Much respect and love from S. Cal.

[@johnlong1100]

Your channel name says it all.

[@jasongentle6446]

Is that guy there just for day out I no you have to tech them but you have to get him more hands on even on small jobs 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧👍🇺🇸

[@Mike-o4u2g]

Before you even started pouring it aggravated me that you didn’t pull him up or flip a chute. Good content just try to keep learning pal

[@bobmaxey4892]

It,s Not how much a yd of mix cost. It,s how much the yd would 32:42

[@Transformationbycreation]

Question why didn't you line up that middle joint???

[@LucidMindtv]

I should have. I didn't like the look of the squares that way though and the way it was cracking off corner I decided to do it wrong. Good eye.

[@LucidMindtv]

Need a job?

[@concretechad]

I was wondering what made you make that decision.

[@mrdangerboom4262]

Congrats on over 4k views!

[@cherylgaudiomonte3659]

Why cut a board next to wet concrete!!

[@Keith_Mikell]

It comes at a 3 bc everyones pumping now.

[@ConCBarnCrete]

Never lost one ..close ..lil water reducer helps .wet yer base too ..buys time ..hot load id guess leftovers not dumped..UPDATE !! I lost a half yard in may hot load.wheeled by driver..40 mph wind on lk mich.80 degree ..

[@LucidMindtv]

I had some concrete freeze one time in the winter. Other then that I have never lost a pad. The new guy lost it. It was good amount of time he should have had that. But I wouldn't count that as a lost pad for him either. It was just a teaching tool. I was hoping it waoukd be usable though and that we would be able to keep it.

[@faustoperez4736]

Aye man you need some help in trying to relocate and have a job ik concrete work

[@LucidMindtv]

Hey brother maybe down the line you never know.

[@faustoperez4736]

No doubt man where are you out of im from iowa

[@faustoperez4736]

That little patch was easy work I used to be on road crew we be patching the roads

[@LucidMindtv]

KCMO

[@LucidMindtv]

@@faustoperez4736 so easy. I think a lot of people dont understand how easy that was suppose to be for him. He wanted me to do it for him. All of it. 2 months in I wasnt having it.

[@SteveCallsen]

I hate days like that!!!

[@Irishguy075]

I’ve never seen anyone add 60 gallons, and that was still the worst mix I’ve ever seen. That guy had no clue what the heck he was doing with that truck, probably never added that water. Great job even saving the part you were working. First time I saw your channel and really enjoyed. Definitely a new subscriber 👍

[@ConCBarnCrete]

Good edger advice ..2duplex nails hack 🤙😉

[@Warthog-g4l]

I would of rejected that batch at the first sight it came out damp😮

[@LucidMindtv]

That is all they bring me. That is the reason I started filming in the first place. But I enjoy a challenge so I really enjoy this period in time. Thanks for the comment.

[@LucidMindtv]

They would just send me the same everytime. They ate some pours where the concrete didnt achieve the correct strength. Tested using a psi tester. I couldnt leave that junk for the customer. The worst part for me is how terrible their concrete was too work with.

[@richarddville]

new guy needs to be the rake for 3 months

[@LucidMindtv]

On crew I agree. When in one on one training every day being actively taught I think is should be faster. Also no reason you can't learn edges and magging at the same time.. But hey I mostly agree.

[@scottharwick1648]

Hey Mr George

[@keithbardes5321]

I'd rather have the concrete show up a little dry rather than too wet. Also the driver should check his mix and adjust it before he leaves the plant.

[@SteveCallsen]

U know why they call front discharge trucks right ways?? Cause rear discharge are the wrong way!! 😊

[@ConCBarnCrete]

Talk talk talk whew!

[@hazzurs]

I mean You took ur sweet as time preparing the sidewalk to busy talking to that guy …

[@Stoically_Broken]

Concrete is an evil fickle mistress. Good job on showing why they call us finishers. That mud was garbage you could hear it in the truck. I don't think your "help" is worth the trouble personally. One tip if I may: try to only add water once if possible. The more that truck beats up the concrete the faster it kicks.16 years of concrete myself FYI.

[@LucidMindtv]

Love the comment thank you.

[@jacobbuckley8232]

Some people just don't have the construction sense.

[@LucidMindtv]

Especially young ones that don't even know what a ratchet is or have never been around a site.. Hard work.

[@marcel84marcel]

Rear discharge seems so old fashioned. Front discharge would of been so much quicker and easier for everyone. Up in Michigan we run 95% front discharge.

[@LucidMindtv]

Ive poured for years in Washington State. Years in VA, and Years in MO. NEVER had the pleasure of using front dump yet! Amazin! Thanks for the comment. So true.

[@raykarkoff499]

How the truck discharges has nothing to do with it!!!

[@arealmaintenanceandrepairl1103]

instead of driling and putting wood down why not stick rebar in the rock and nail it after the cement sets up pull pins and fill and finish

[@LucidMindtv]

Not only seems like more work but ground would have been extremely hard to drive pins into. Always different ways to my house. That would have worked fine obviously.

[@willywombat2087]

I liv e in az peagravel always kicks off three times as fast rock hot n dry but we have chilled water

[@LucidMindtv]

Yes it is just that on this pour although we do pour pretty tight concrete and 4000 and fiber, we had almost 2 1/2 hours finishing time which is a lot for us. Marcelle had plenty of time to do the pad his skill and mindset just wouldn't let him. I wasnt going to do it for him anymore this pour. Why I told him what I told him earlier in the day. I could have poured both easily myself. Dont always take everything I say too literal I am eccentric and can be manipulative. I just use my powers for good not evil.

[@willywombat2087]

@@LucidMindtv worst u can do is depend on a guy than go around corner n it's a mess easier by yourself than I know where u at u can tell if he's a finisher in the first 10 minutes I never count in a first day guy as a finisher

[@LucidMindtv]

@@willywombat2087 I know I said that to HIM. But that wasnt the case. I was making him finish it. I dont know I feel like broken record here.

[@LucidMindtv]

@@willywombat2087 He was 2 month finisher and again tiny project. Best way to make a finisher. imo..

[@Homeboy174]

You know your a hack when you use a 2x4 for a screed

[@marcosantos8134]

You do good work my friend. You just need better help. At least one more finisher

[@RandoManFPV]

Shit man that aint even bad compared to what i deal with 😂 ive never worked for a good boss. Like watching you run the mag after the edger, thats nothing im regularly be expected to make hard concrete smooth somehow lol No offense to you, you definitly did well and were forced to overwork yourself due to the bad mix you were given. Im just point out how dumb the guy i work for is that im looking at your mud take off on you and im thinking damn hes got it easy 😅😮‍💨

[@LucidMindtv]

@@RandoManFPV I can tell you're a real finisher cuz you understand that mud isn't normal. Some people are clueless. that concrete was the reason I started making the KZbin videos in the first place, crazy mix.

[@RandoManFPV]

@LucidMindtv yea man concrete is a crazy business. Shit GOES DOWN some times haha no amount of planning can prepare for the random shit we have to deal with. I often consider setting up my gopro to record work, too, given the craziness of some pour days. My current boss doesn't know what preparation is tho 🤣 this week I poured a pad meant to be the floor of an office inside an airplane hanger; the office tho is elevated about 15ft off the ground. So we called in pump trailer guys and we finishing edges from skidsteer bucket and fork lifts lmao. Well the pump guy stacked it about a half inch too high on the edges and we only got 3 guys doing all this so we just mash it with a come -along and screed fast as we can to get poured out(boss conveniently hit us with 2% calcium mix and pump guy pouring us at like a 3 after we have requested more water multiple times). By the time we get poured out and I come back around to find the edges are still high i am literally standing on the pad kicking my boots across it to try n tear it down enough to be flat cuz the mag ain't cutting it 🤣 I mean sometimes you just gotta laugh so you don't cry lol but I'm learning with this new job that not every company has the same quality standards. I never should've wasted my time trying to get that grade right cuz I'm the only one that cares. Bossman don't care, it'll either get tore out or it wont; idk how he can care so little but I gotta stop trying to care in place of him, I ain't getting paid for it, not even a thanks good job

[@RandoManFPV]

@LucidMindtv sorry the story too long already but just as part of the pad was starting to burn in and I was still fixing corners that are nearly 1/8inch high and holes of same depth; the bossman calls and pulls 2 of us off to go pour a footing and just leave my forman alone to finish that pad 🤣 Saw it that evening, mirror finish with holes everywhere 🤷‍♂️ lmao

[@LucidMindtv]

@@RandoManFPV Yeah concrete is a crazy business. 💯

[@vlad-_-happy-_-person7223]

LOST myself in concrete bro

[@henryfehr6202]

If you added over 10 gallons per yard you should have been smart and rejected the load. On fresh concrete 1 gallon increases 1 yard slump by 1". I have been in business for 25 years and you dont blame your problems on the next guy. You were both onsite and are both responsible for the mess. Try pouring concrete with silica fume. That stuff sets fast.

[@LucidMindtv]

Oh boy many of you dont seem to listen well. The concrete from this supplier was always consistently terrible just like this. I worked so hard with the supplier to fix it. But they couldn't accomplish a decent mix. Thanks for the comment but the reason I started making these videos was to show supplier the quality of their concrete. So we are on the same page I think.

[@chrisorse8068]

You need to look into the rattlesnake

[@RobertGatlin-z9w]

just mail him a check!

[@penarudy66]

Great job in not lowering your standards.. Not worth it.. i subbed because of that

[@MrC9Oh3]

When you watch a few Victory videos and think you can pour concrete 😂

[@LucidMindtv]

Or over 20 years experience.. I think you are missing a lot of context and making a lot of assumptions. You know what they say about assumptions yeah?

[@MrC9Oh3]

@@LucidMindtv Idk what I'm more surprised by.. the fact you uploaded this video or that you expect me to believe you have 20 years experience.

[@LucidMindtv]

@@MrC9Oh3 I will not sugar coat anything in fact I would rather edit more interesting then it actually is if I can. Lol you dont get it do you. That was smooth day. Nothing was hard about it. At all. Except for the training.

[@keegankleeinschmidt6195]

No chance it was 60 gallons of water for 5 yards.10 gallons max

[@LucidMindtv]

Did you watch the video? It is literally documented with video evidence..

[@sbenn6917]

No you didn't lose it. It's right there.

[@thejt7037]

You did the best you could with what you had to use, but if you have to add 40 gallons of water to 5 yards , you should have sent the truck back. That concrete will never be good. The strength will be gone after adding a total of 60 gallons

[@johnlong1100]

Working alone

[@plugjugfarms9203]

As soon as you saw a problem, you should have got on it instead of talking to your boy. And cutting his wood. You should've got to work on your own problem.

[@mistyfranklin3351]

That was not a 3 slump by no means. Putting that much water in 5 yards and you've done this very long u should have known that load was hot as hell. 1 finisher could have easily handle both pads no bigger then them was especially broom finish.

[@LucidMindtv]

You are missing assuming a lot of information. I told him that was his pad and I wasn't going to help. The pour was easy. I couldn't reject the concrete because every load they bring is that terrible and needs a mass amount of water and the concrete sucks. Probably more details youre missing but hopefully that gets you a better understanding. Thanks for watching.

[@thomasjay975]

This was not victory style! 2 months and the guy cant do formwork or finish??? Damnnn...

[@Bagchacer]

You shovel it

[@brianburch8131]

You’re very disrespectful/poor training to anyone that comes to work. Pouring square is basic work and nothing compared to what victory does . YOU lost this , take accountability smh

[@LucidMindtv]

Pouring round or shapes is not inherently harder then a square. Setting the forms takes the knowledge of how to do it. But other then that its the same thing. Tight radius can be a little tricky to edge. But you can find examples of me doing here on this channel. Thanks for the comment. Though I can't agree with your sentiment.

[@genehasenbuhler2594]

Kids today- no work ethics!

[@BattlestarCanada]

So, is this a parody channel? I am unsure. Other than that, it looks decent.

[@LucidMindtv]

I just exaggerate what happened in title and TRY to edit it as entertaining as I can. Trust me I plan on doing some concrete parodies though. Texas Barndominium has a great one.

[@BattlestarCanada]

@@LucidMindtv I look forward to this. Sounds interesting. Is your help really that incompetent? - That seemed very painful to manage lol.

[@LucidMindtv]

@@BattlestarCanada He is 23 years old his second month in never done anything like this in his life. So INCOMPETENT is an understatement. Which is why he is going through the training he is. Accelerated training lets call it.

[@BattlestarCanada]

@@LucidMindtv We all needed someone to kick our ass into shape at one point or another, I am thankful for the man who took me on. If not for him, I would be useless at my trade.

[@omarolvera3064]

Sorry bu there is no way that was 60 gallons

[@LucidMindtv]

I have another video with 5 yards where I personally put 40 gallons in.. Barely loosened it up and still went off. not fun concrete around here. Or fun depends how you look at it..

[@LucidMindtv]

When you have 2 pounds of micro fiber per yard the fiber takes all your water away. Crazy af

[@Bagchacer]

Stop complaining at least his at work helping ...

[@migueldemaio9467]

Too much job for two guys. Next time use some concrete retarder, much better than a lot of water.

[@LucidMindtv]

Retarder costs money and can add more issues then it is worth as it can make the concrete sticky and other issues. It wasn't hard to do. But I have to express what is going on as a teaching tool. Good times thanks for watching.

[@WattsMiner]

You pour like a joke son. Learn better batch profiles and use a silica based surface film to aide your slab and workability. Oh and use water reducer..... you added far to much agua

[@LucidMindtv]

I worked with the supplier changing batch over 10 times with no success. Ended up having to buy a bunch of special equipment and products to remedy the problem. Not all suppliers are created equal or have equal materials. Thanks for the comment.

[@raykarkoff499]

People should not be given a tutorials in this trade when they don't know what they're doing themselves this was amateur hour at its best!!!

[@LucidMindtv]

Show us big guy!

[@chancenewton9450]

They are sending you peoples left overs

[@LucidMindtv]

nah just terrible concrete from this particular supplier. Consistently terrible. Thanks for the comment.

[@Live2playloud]

I would like to see you have 1 more guy that knows what hes doing while you get the new guy all trained up. He needs to learn to rake mud before he learns to finish it. Good job though and very entertaining. Thats just my 2 cents

[@LucidMindtv]

Been trying to hire reliable finisher since last winter. Seems no one wants to work right now.. Thanks for the comment.

[@johnyberra5328]

LOOK BRO IF YOUR GOING TRAIN ME AND SHOW ME THEN DROP THE CAMERA BECAUSE NUMBER 1 ITS UNPROFESSIONAL NUMBER 2 YOUR RANKING ON THIS DUDE IN FRONT OF THE WORLD BRO HIS FAULT FOR ALLOWING IT I WOULDN'T SORRY BROTHER .

[@LucidMindtv]

@@johnyberra5328 You a bot

[@bobmaxey4892]

You are Not a Finsher

[@Bagchacer]

Still complaining

[@Bagchacer]

Its cause hes a brotha... you a lame boss