Hard Working Children are Making the Excavator Bucket at Local Workshop || Pk Amazing Skills ||

[@grahamworsdall3144]

I hope you reward the children generously

[@warriordugan7236]

Isn't it nice to see that child labor is still alive and well in some armpit parts of the world?

[@crackerjack5210]

Yes it is..make the children work, they should be breaking rocks and digging holes in hard ground..

[@dawaken4740]

Theses children are getting prepped for the real world, it looks like they enjoy the field. Great video.

[@eugeniacifuentes2328]

Impresionante, trabajos inteligente, mis respeto.🇦🇷💖

[@bravodelta3083]

"Hard Working Children ..." Just let that phrase sink in for a moment.

[@pkamazingskills1867]

❤️

[@anthonyallwood593]

Good to see children contribute to society by learning a trade and work ethic to many children expect everything for nothing and it keep of the street and of there phones ,the value of money, and team work good on them!

[@luigicristiani7709]

In the civilized world, what I write from… is called child labor exploitation. In their context ...it's the only way they can help feed their many families.

[@vit0r_pl0_end]

You must be kidding. These kids should be at school or playing with toys (1:43).

[@luigicristiani7709]

@@vit0r_pl0_end Where are you writing from? me from Italy... All true, in the abstract, but if you don't know how to eat and if you don't know how many times you will eat a day... you will never be free to choose...

[@susanin4038]

Я смотрю с фасками на проушинах не заморачивались)

[@grahamworsdall3144]

The child was learning intensely, do not push him , say excuse me, teach him good manners please.

[@china-trip]

My best friend, Great video. Love your channel. Keep up the excellent work!!! Wonderful upload! Keep it up! +thumb up3!

[@pkamazingskills1867]

Thanks dear

[@nitrofish1974]

Good metal cleaning job

[@robertbody3788]

It’s called learning a trade hands on they did not have PPE when I was learning a trade in the 60s either

[@halfnelson6115]

Hard working children...

[@thardyryll]

Because they come cheap.

[@Hattenford]

Why do all the adults look like they just got back from the hair salon and spa, but the children all look like the live in a sewer?

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

I guess, they doing it after school.

[@Wakeupandsniffthecoffee]

I'm torn about children doing this work. I hate to see them being taken advantage of, but if the pay is similar to the men and they can help their families, then I would rather see them doing and learning these trades. So many kids in the US have no skills, couldn't change a tire, but can have a license to drive and spend most of their time unproductively engaged in video games, while becoming obese and sickly from poor eating habits and lack of exercise.

[@thardyryll]

You can bet their pay isn’t similar, and their exposure to danger longer. Children the world over can develop skills. Or be in school….

[@wazzazone]

OBESE Means fat

[@Wakeupandsniffthecoffee]

@@wazzazone hmm? I did know that or I probably wouldn't have used the word.

[@sigridqwq5198]

In Deutschland spielen sie mit LEGO, in Pakistan duerfen sie arbeiten.

[@antongyrt4814]

17:05 сына папке помогает!

[@timaabdullaev7745]

Did Alonso take a side job in the winter break?)

[@Rigoknow]

👍

[@josesimoes4806]

What a tragedy: children working with dangerous chemicals and equipment. These criminals exploit the work of poor children, in an unhealthy and dangerous place, and without the use of personal protective equipment.

[@Rigoknow]

Jose, Whats a tragedy is if these children were starving on the side of the road. Yes, it's always hard to see children working in this fashion, but in this part of the world, it's poverty that rules over society. In my opinion, they are learning something that could be beneficial to their development. It's better to offer constructive criticism than to attack people without all the facts.

[@metalsurgeon9196]

That's crap and you know it ,Jose. How old do you think the hands were that attached the milker to the cow who gave you the milk. How old was the person who drove the 500000 dollar tender that empties the wheat for your bread. That's before they drive the million dollar combine that picks your soy milk. About ten or twelve just like these boys. It's legal in the United States if they work for grandparents, aunts or uncles, or parents.

[@philhealey4443]

Of course it can't be condoned... But from my own experience, exposure at around 13 in the 1970s helping a neighbour of my parents in his part-time car repair operation after school exposed me to all kinds of risks, while developing life skills and a deep seated passion for engineering picking up the benefit of his WW2 aero engine fitter experience. This only intensified an academic engineering pathway that is with me 45 + years later. Did slacking on my French homework, discovering that petrol and battery acid are skin irritants or getting irate complaints from teachers that my nails were full of grease really do me any harm ?

[@metalsurgeon9196]

@@philhealey4443 you tell me why a kid of ten or twelve can't have a part time job earning money. There's plenty of kids worldwide drag down a 40 hour work week after and before school.

[@philhealey4443]

@@metalsurgeon9196 And you can usually guarantee they will go further in life than kids isolated from reality.

[@markthepcdoc7707]

Can anyone explain to me how torch gases are cheap enough over there for them to use the torch on everything but in America gases are expensive

[@skraabruh8294]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6aVaIKKiLqWrtU they make their own azetyleen gas

[@happymonkey7068]

Unlike all western countries, over there you don't taxed on every single thing.

[@ajwilson605]

14 "middlemen" between you and the gas producer.......

[@johnvitz310]

They actually make the gas from raw materials, seriously

[@tombishop5835]

So who’s name will go on the bucket John Deere or Case??

[@louisarmstrong8863]

The environment what is it with these people, it's like the stone age! health and safety they wouldn't have a clue what that means.

[@abelpadilla7789]

Awesome! Work these young guys got a Amazing trade at this age they weld cut metal . Stay strong my friend keep learning don’t be what we call a Fuck up here in the USA you don’t go that way. Here in the U. S. A. Young guys don’t want to work or learn trade I’m happy to see that you have a job that pays you.

[@wazzazone]

Child slavery was abolished at least 100years ago!

[@ralphralpherson9441]

In America, full grown adults piss and moan about getting $14/hr. for building hamburgers because it isnt $15/hr. While in this part of Pakistan (or whatever God-Forsaken armpit they are making this stuff) children are just proud to help their Dad for a combined $4 per day.... Yes, my fellow countrymen are lazy and fat... but something about small children near all that dangerous equipment just rubs me the wrong way. Chances are, they are preparing these kids for the only future they will possibly have, but it still looks like a recipe for amputation or grievous bodily harm. That is why this is illegal in 90% of the civilized world.

[@carlortiz1709]

This Is the. USA democracy in the word .war and war For ..oil

[@stevenhorne5089]

What is it with these people doing everything on the ground. Everything is just piled up everywhere. If the producers of these videos had any heart they wouldn't put these videos out all over the world. This will be the image they have of this country showing poor workmanship, trash piled everywhere, and the dangerous environment especially for children. The entire country isn't like this, but it's what these video producers are showing.

[@shackamerica8985]

This video is hilarious. "I'll just bullshit while I weld" and not even look at what he is doing-nothing to protect the eyes, unreal!! Children are being prepped for their real world.

[@adnanshuja4075]

This is my Humble Request to all You Tubers Please do not Show Child Labor, this may lead Country to various troubles by Human Rights Organizations, also this is not a Credit or matter of feeling Proud but is Shaming.

[@geowallace9758]

they SHOULD be in trouble re human rights.

[@perri8661]

nice to see young people learning a trade, it puts you woke joke soy noodles in America to shame

[@thardyryll]

Your kids work in a sweatshop?