Why I Do One Of The World's Most Dangerous Jobs

[@anav24]

My father was working this kind of job in our home country Bosnia and Herzegovina. There was a lot of land mines left all around from the Civil War. I always thought of him as the bravest man of the world and our hero. Unfortunately, this same kind of job took his life at the end of 2012. Everyone had huge respect for him and he always had a generous smile on his face. Počivaj u miru tata, volim te 🩷

[@larawalker]

❤❤❤ hero

[@fisherman7834]

zao mi te. legenda

[@lioneagle2555]

My condolences, may he rest in peace.

[@fireaza]

It's insane to think that bombs that have been rusting in the ground for more than 100 years are still potentially functional. Explosives are a delicate balance of chemicals, it's surprising that the compounds haven't degraded to the point of uselessness after such a long time!

[@briando8150]

Humans are good at blowing things up lol

[@robinhodgkinson]

Most probably have. But not all…

[@HowToChangeName]

Thats the terrifying nature of stable explosive, it will not detonate easily yet violent when it does.

[@kutter_ttl6786]

If anything, they can become even more unstable and likely to explode.

[@alexbrown1050]

Sometimes the stabilisers decay fast and you end up with a super powerful explosive. Good stuff

[@andrewgagne5063]

Many of these mines and bombs are over 80 years old, and they still work. You have got to admire the engineering behind them.

[@AriZenCh]

He's rocking the PS5 controller for the job XD

[@ThePursuer7]

Stick drift ends you irl 💀

[@chungusbooper]

We've come so far since the Nintendo 64 joystick days.

[@p1neappleXD]

at least he doesn’t use that one logitech controller

[@user-sy8tb3yv5p]

..did you want him to use Logitech one instead? 🙄🤷‍♂🤷‍♂ there are no billionaires involved here soo

[@kayagorzan]

@@p1neappleXDThank god

[@SirPembertonS.Crevalius]

So the WW1 bombs may not only be undetonated and dangerous, but still potentially have mustard gas on them is even more terrifying. One hell of a brave profession.

[@jabadabadu7089]

This is a perfect example of consequences from the past generations giving zero F for the future of human kind. And today we are doing almost the same, main difference is air pollution and not shells(yet!). We can change, but we don't want to. I wish these people all well for doing the job I would not want to do.

[@acmelka]

I walked Verdun forest. It is just all craters with a hundred years of trees growing up. I saw several shells.

[@k20-khanhnguyen48]

In Vietnam, many peacetime mine explosion deaths have been caused by practicing cưa bom, which means neutralizing unexploded bombs without professional equipment or protection suits. The origin of cưa bom can be traced back to the Vietnam War when guerillas tried to collect and dispose of ammunition to get explosives and covers as raw material. During the postwar era (1980s-1990s), many veterans (or farmers) became thrift collectors who preferred gathering left-behind weapons to earn more. Their miserableness was the driving force to practice this, despite their lives being at risk.

[@aliyaspahic]

that ps5 dual sense for the explosive haptics ay

[@Mark723]

Brilliant video; fascinating story - thank you for sharing.

[@dr.feelgood2358]

unbelievable that we have contaminated places so badly it will take hundreds of years of constant effort to make them safe again!

[@mikeoxsbigg1]

That forest is a deathtrap.

[@monocygnia]

3:28 Imagine an earthquake happen, while bro store those bombshells on the most narrow wall shelf

[@droolingfangirl]

I fairly certain those are empty shells.

[@kutter_ttl6786]

​@@droolingfangirlI agree. Since this is the school, those have most likely been rendered inert and are now used as teaching aids.

[@shaider1982]

I hope the bombsuits are redesigned to have passive or active exoskeletona to be easier on the backs of the users. Just wild, I.can undestand Laos and Vietnam havinf lots.of unexplodee bombs, it was just around 50 years agi. But having to diffuse century old munitions speak of How brutal ww1 shelling was.

[@gladysoyeabo2517]

All the best.

[@muhammadadityarachman8395]

Godspeed to them.

[@beathecat6604]

Always so informative!

Cool video!

[@Dandysfm]

Blud better have a good visor. Heard they weren’t bulletproof.

[@Dimaz42]

probably in the near future we could use drones with specialized sensors to detect and map these relics from WW

[@Education-z2s]

Just wait until the stick drift kicks in

[@brianwong-b4h]

0:09 1, 2 , ahh~~

[@cemdursun]

it's a countdown

[@randycouture32]

Now do the same video in Cambodia.

[@beabuzzkill]

MAKE WAY FOR THE DOZER!!

[@chrisvela4860]

GBS has a mf SURFBOARD as merch??? So cool!

[@robinhodgkinson]

You never make a mistake on this job. At least one you ever know about. So here’s Ukraine in 50 years…

[@c_cma1971]

Hello from Bucharest, Romania - a huge underrated city in Europe:)

[@ze_glitchy_gamer7629]

Bulldozer spotted!

[@Pbcvl]

Heavy soldier from Trepang2 looking ahh

[@rigaimthebest]

how much are they paid for this job?

[@ThatRandomGamer_Main]

Bulldozer!

[@lexmortis5722]

Why the Plauge Inc soundtrack tho?

[@TheBooker66]

Wow, you guys actually kind of listened to my critisim (voiced in the top comment on the "How a Tiny Japanese Workshop Makes Guitars For Rock Icons" video) and made a good video, like in the old days. A lot of french, an alright amount of English, good subtitles and the people working there telling us what they do and how they do it. Thank you! The next step is to stop uploading random compilations of old videos (which I wouldn't mind if you'd bump with community posts instead) and start producing more original, high quaility content. The last month of videos on your channel has been only compilations (and that one New York Christmas video, which just screamed consumerism), and that saddens me.

[@Daryavahush]

ДОЗЕР ЗДЕСЬ!

[@rafflesmaos]

Sadly this will be an even more incredible task for Ukraine, with the human toll continuing for decades. The longer the international community ignores russian imperialism in Europe, the more of these battlefields will be created worldwide as everyone renews their thirst for the lands of others. Thanks to these selfless people clearing UXO to make life safer for later generations.

[@Taradoxxi]

Most of those bombs were sent there by the US government.

[@antekpatynko2379]

damn you really picked the worst lector of all time

[@slayer_west]

bulldozer from payday ahh

[@wombat2u2004]

I hope Germany pays for this.

[@Oscar.B69420]

im pretty sure the jobs of the peopel mining some of the resources for that robot have a more dangerous job. but still , good story . yeah. thumbs up

[@Spirit451]

Must be tough to qualify as a deminer if you are a Xbox player.

[@danielmarrero1085]

First

[@enricopagano9629]

only if you like this comment nothing will happen

[@toxicbavariankitten]

If I dont like it, something has happended. "What?" you ask me. I'll tell you that I didnt like your comment has happened, dummy

[@pan2aja]

Because equal gender equal pay?

[@randoir1863]

How much do they pay you and why hasn't anyone complained about the lack of diversity in your ranks? Where are the STRONG INDEPENDANT women and MINORITIES at doing this really important job ???

[@toasterdotpng]

is this a bit or are you being stupid

[@BurntGuyThe3rd]

Holy ragebait 😂

[@toxicbavariankitten]

Rage bait troll spotted!

[@randoir1863]

@@toxicbavariankitten I"M JUST HAVING FUN asking the hard questions !!!!! lol

[@BurntGuyThe3rd]

@@randoir1863 sure buddy

[@lambdaboy9999]

THAT'S A DOZER FROM PAYDAY