Markarth has a 1.2% unemployment rate

[@any_austin]

Hi everyone. This was by far the largest survey we’ve done and I spent a lot of time editing it down to make it digestible for you. Unlike past surveys, this one had lots of stuff consolidated or edited out to make it as entertaining as possible, including some small parts of the town. The Bureau just wants to ensure you that we did in fact survey the entire town, even if it wasn’t included in the video.

[@yungjoemighty879]

This series is excellent. Will you do Oblivion next?

[@samuellawrencesbookclub8250]

Honestly, I wouldn't have minded a longer video with less editing

[@stranger7131]

why do you not use detect life spell? it helps a lot in locating the local populace!

[@louisep.9499]

Thank you for your hard work, it is an important job! I salute you and the entire bureau.

[@neehaa]

and we thank the bureau for their service o7

[@matrixodlum4969]

austin accidentally reverse-engineering his way into cidhna mine is SO fucking funny…… no one escapes but you can sneak in the back door just fine

[@Drnonstop]

It's called a direct survey, not a "maybe later" survey. The truth is out there!

[@alexread6767]

​@@Drnonstopcharacter writing prompt - person with a rather modest job who is super determined to do it well and ends up fighting monsters and breaking into prisons just to do it

[@Drnonstop]

@@alexread6767this is just the plot of my diary

[@artur668-9]

​@@alexread6767 that is exactly the main premise of a manga called "the dragon ,the hero and the courier"

[@noahfuc7131]

@alexread6767 Fallout: New Vegas

[@neehaa]

i can’t believe you’ve made me so excited for a series about bureaucracy and unemployment

[@rkr9861]

I tell my friends that my favorite youtube shows are about employment statistics, procurement economics, and cryogenic plumbing, and they look at me like I've lost my mind.

[@salemfae]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@iamcyber]

literally i gasped

[@Emymagdalena]

👍 same

[@laqu.]

Politicians should just tell statistics but frame it as if from Skyrim

[@Shenorai]

"Why is everyone so upset?" "Because they have to work in a mine."

[@zadarasimoleons1019]

Asking "Why is everyone so upset?" In Skyrim during the 5th era is like asking "Why is everyone so upset?" In the US in 2024.

[@rayinailham9842]

@@zadarasimoleons1019 to be fair, people is upset in every era

[@Article_170]

@@zadarasimoleons1019Uhhhh… not even close. Unless you’re making a point about America’s entitlement, which is true

[@Dryadic_Aud]

Survey conducted over nine days. Three of which were watching the singular unemployed person drink at the bar non stop

[@Vifnis]

*singular unemployed person drink at the bar non stop* Has he done the Ghost guy in Karthwasten yet?? He's a ghost, drinks all day... does he even have a job... Does he scare people? Is he an entertaining (he's a ghost lmfao)

[@jamesbhollingsworth5452]

@@Vifnis That’s Old Hraldan. The Inn. The Ghost is formerly employed in the army of Talos Stormcrown. He has been laid off (dead) for hundreds of years, though he doesn’t know it yet.

[@coyoteseattle]

@@Vifnis Post-vital citizens do not traditionally participate in economic activity, and as such are not counted in direct surveys by the bureau, unless they became post-vital as a result of the enumerator's actions in administering the survey.

[@theringwoodbros]

Wake up babe, new unemployment report just dropped

[@tobiasthehawk4028]

13:50 "it's a dog" (not applicable) It's the dedication to little details and intellectual prowess like this that make you such an asset to the Bureau.

[@Pbairsoftman]

Not every day your direct survey leads to justifying child labor and slavery, Markarth is a hell of a place

[@formlessone8246]

Also, I know the Enumerator was forced into a Pokemon battle in Celadon City, but is this the first time in Skyrim he's had to give someone the old stabbity stab? 😂

[@Slayerlord13]

@@formlessone8246I feel like he got into a fight in Morthal but he may have managed to escape that one?

[@Drnonstop]

@@formlessone8246That's just what big stabbing wants you to think

[@kacperolak6859]

only 2 children and one of them is an apprentice and the other one is a famous case of a "minor in the mines"

[@Dogman262]

An apprenticeship through a parental figure is child labor as much as going to public school is

[@chameleonfoot]

5:40 The comedy in this series is so unique. The meta jokes like identifying someone as not applicable because you just killed him never cease to crack me up.

[@Drnonstop]

I'd say it's up for debate if they really *died* and if he really was "killed" or was the BLS just making more jobs and sustaining the need for working people? When was the last time you helped the morgue / graveyard industry?

[@Paul-pq1ey]

*intentionally averting his eyes from the molag bal altar* "ok, so it doesn't seem like there's anyone else here..."

[@Drnonstop]

@@Paul-pq1eyone time at the office when BLS did a direct-survey of how many were employed there our fax machibe started to shoot ink , levitate and sending us loud mountain sundering echoes of torment and imprisonment. the BLS dude just said non-applicable and moved on. (he didnt make it - fax machine sent out an origami dagger, RIP)

[@gordn_ramsi]

If you watched the video it's actually because he's not from Markarth, not because he's dead ☝🤓

[@Wub-rv9xx]

“there’s a real risk that one cantankerous troublemaker could mean a quick revolution” _looks at camera_

[@Atomhaz]

✨D I R E C T S U R V E Y ✨

[@plihal203]

I always say it out loud like a Dora the Explorer episode, brightens the day always

[@Halosty45]

@@plihal203 Right? I feel like it's required

[@KT-Kaboom]

@@plihal203EXACTLY

[@AncientSlugThrower]

Five out of five, would directly survey again.

[@BeeBoi24]

Love answering the question like a school kid lmao

[@yungjoemighty879]

Its so funny hearing you approach the NPCs, they say their line, and you say you're from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

[@godusoppisepic6250]

There are tunnels near the bottom a Markarth Which hold homeless people which weren't counted in the survey. These people are unemployed.

[@Drnonstop]

In that case, are they really people? cmon just saying it like it is. I didn't get hired by my uncle after not studying a day into the BLS to interact with the unemployed. Their uncle should have forced them to work here like mine did.

[@cryoriku]

he mentions that he cut out a lot from the video because it was too long but he did count everybody so i think it's safe (ish) to assume he did account for them

[@astrophysicsperson528]

@@cryorikuBased on the percentages, he seems to only count 1 unemployed person, so I think he missed them.

[@4nem0ne]

Aswell as the museum

[@Drnonstop]

@@4nem0nethe people in museum are seen as part of the collection, owned objects and not work force.

[@officiallycoolth3006]

Lynea is a weird character, since she only exists for the Creation Club fishing add-on so the player can go teach her how to fish in exchange for her amulet of Dibella. Her having an amulet of Dibella could imply she's either a member of the local temple or-given that she literally spent all of her time in the bar wearing low-cut clothing-a lady of the night. The former wouldn't make as much sense as I'm assuming priestesses aren't allowed to trade their amulets away for things and remain in the temple. If she's a lady of the night, she could be trying to either get out of the trade or supplement her income with fishing. If either of those are true, she could be considered as employed, but given the fact that the only thing she does is barter her only apparently valuable piece of property in exchange for fishing lessons I'm going to assume she's very much not employed. Her constant presence in a bar does not help her case.

[@EarnestVictory]

Ah, *that's* why I don't recognise her.

[@Drnonstop]

That's just what big employment wants you to think. #justiceforUndercoverAgentLyneaInMarkarth #Markarth

[@stevemattero1471]

Priestesses of Dibella are essentially temple prostitutes. Like the real-life priestesses of Aphrodite, and other temples of ancient Greece, sex is a worship of the goddess. "Patrons" of the temple know exactly what they're "donations" are for

[@JJCaustic]

Then again, how does she afford to maintain her keep at the bar if it isnt in attracting company

[@Drnonstop]

​@@JJCausticone time i helped out a lovely old woman in her garden and i got free lemonade. (and $50 raw cash, black money!!!)

[@Princess_Mayb]

"You there! Are you another imperial puppet?" He says, wearing the Imperial crest.

[@LostSnowdrift]

he's lookign for kinsmen

[@oddbirdMusic]

To someone working for a governmental department. I'm shocked Austin didn't say yes

[@noahkarpinski1824]

@@oddbirdMusiche's not a puppet, he's a stooge

[@salemfae]

Absolutely lost it at "more blood is better! Thats what we say at the bureau"

[@Drnonstop]

Yes, it can be interpreted in two ways, blood donations for the hospital workers, or more employed blood bags.

[@roboticauthor9533]

Shoulda Marked Molag Bhaal as Unemployed, the dude is just squatting in the basement of that place!

[@broudwauy]

But is he even *seeking* employment

[@renaigh]

Squatters are not necessarily unemployed.

[@BierBart12]

Technically, Molag Bal is the biggest slave owner in the town. He fits right in

[@Necrom6]

Molag Bal doesn't live down there though.

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

He's a property owner, not a resident

[@montanarose4622]

You’ve done it. You’ve Pavlov’d me into getting excited when I hear the phrase “direct survey”. I’m gonna have to find myself a nice civil servant to settle down with.

[@mantalex4969]

I cannot wait to experience bureaucracy in such a -new and exciting- standard and permitted manner. Such direct statistical information is a privilege to experience.

[@Materialist39]

Good benefits, travel, stable work, avoiding conscription into an ongoing civil war or ethnic secession movement or anti colonial struggle within a tenuous occupation or dragons or having to live in dawnstar. I am here to chew Saltrice and count people, and brother…I’m all out of shipments from my supplier in continental Morrowind.

[@beck-nightengale]

"Hands is a job, right? Mr. Hands, he had a job... Wait, that's something else." I NEARLY SPAT OUT MY DRINK.

[@Zowayix93]

Yeah I was NOT expecting *that* reference on *this* channel.

[@beck-nightengale]

@@Zowayix93 It definitely caught me by surprise, lmao. I wonder how many people got it without having to Google... and I pity those who did.

[@Zowayix93]

@@beck-nightengaleBy the time I became aware of that specific horror of the internet, I'd already seen some of what continues to be the worst shit I've ever seen. Part of me is thankful for that. The other part is dead, and the internet killed it.

[@prodbyANT]

He's referencing Mr. Hands from Cyberpunk 2077, right? Right?!

[@beck-nightengale]

@@prodbyANT If only.

[@LvK138]

jeez, I literally just searched for these videos for the first time and got "uploaded 48 seconds ago," very strange feeling.

[@Hell_O7]

You are watched

[@vince-zm8ds]

As a member of a bureau of statistics austin knows your next most probable move

[@megans.1504]

would you call it... unremarkable and odd?

[@AcmeMonkeyCompany]

The universe whispered it into your mind

[@twistedpear18]

The Bureau forgot to go into the local homeless shelter.

[@Drnonstop]

ewww unemployed hangout as a BLS worker that's a no from me dawg!

[@adamsalt9423]

And the museum

[@aminulhussain2277]

Those are employed.

[@jamessaunders3237]

I can't believe markarth has less than 2 percent unemployment since somebody literally gets stabbed as you enter the city

[@Khronogi]

Both people are not applicable. The stabber is a reachman from out of town and the stabbed is from out of town as well. Though did he count the guy who meets you in the shrine of talos.

[@Fuzzycuffsqt]

​@@Khronogi You're half right. Margret is not from Markarth, but Weylin is. He lives in Markarth's Warrens, and wears the same outfit as every laborer who works the smelter in that area.

[@Electric999999]

Oh that's just terrorism not ecnomically driven crime.

[@lokuendog]

His noise at 15:53 killed me omg. It's like it came out sassier than he was expecting and had to apologize to her

[@anonopossum]

markarth must be the most densely populated city in the game, and i can think of multiple areas you either missed or just didnt include as well, you missed the tribe of cannibals and the guards in the museum, and im not sure but i think you missed that one slum building as well

[@wallacemoura3333]

I think he added on the final count because most living there have a job

[@YourWaywardDestiny]

The tribe of cannibals are outside the city of Markarth, as well as most of them being counted. The slum and the museum guards being missed is a legit concern, though.

[@Saphfire05]

@@YourWaywardDestiny His pinned comment mentions that he had to edit some things out to keep the run time of the video down. So he likely counted those areas but didn't include them in the video

[@jakavious1611]

wouldn't be a governmental survey without a bunch of missing data!

[@anonopossum]

@@YourWaywardDestiny i just misremembered then, i havent done that quest since like the legacy edition was still current tbh

[@regrettablemuffin9186]

I don’t know how someone comes up with the idea to make videos about things like labour surveys and restaurant critiques in Skyrim but I’m so glad they’re here

[@AlexThomson1000]

This is exactly how Skyrim is meant to be played and I won't hear otherwise

[@eleanorrimmer9611]

prison labour is legal in the us, and does count as slave labour (the 13th amendment explicitly states slave labour is forbidden EXCEPT as punishment for a crime). don't know whether it counts statistics-wise tho.

[@lucyferos205]

They're not applicable because their citizenship has been revoked

[@dr.blockcraft6633]

"Historically, prisoners Are deemed "Not applicable" In counting Towards employment status. This has Been justified As they Cannot leave To go Look for A job, And they Aren't directly Involved in the economy." Source: Prism reports, "For accurate unemployment numbers, incarcerated individuals should be counted", Ammara Ansari, Written 2019/10/02 Also, prisoners, Even when They are Employed in Work programs, Don't count, Because they Aren't competing With other Job seekers. - The outline

[@xlr20ice]

This video in particular has some great extra editing effects/sound design. Loved the notes when the checks and Xs were being put on the map.

[@thebanana4263]

I love my home city of Markart. But that being said we have a major domestic terrorist problem.

[@caseyb1346]

The Reach belongs to the Reachmen!

[@maxherman3884]

@@caseyb1346 Ulfric may have won the last battle against us when he was still an Imperial Lapdog, but now that he has rebelled, and the empire is rent with war, we can rise up! For the Reach! For the Old Gods! The Reach Belongs to the Reachmen!

[@mrziiz6893]

Fuckin’ bretons

[@glasses7190]

reach belong to the forsworn!

[@clorby22]

Domestic what? I have no idea what you’re talking about. I can assure you that Markarth is a perfectly normal and unremarkable city 👍🏻

[@rittj.1303]

His hair clip numbers grow with his enumeration power Great video!! I love this series

[@furiousThunderbird]

It takes a very special person to make census taking one of my favorite series on this whole site

[@fee6362]

Markarth did it. Even the usually cold and calculated, almost robotic Austin/ bureau became very clear and almost emotional over the brutality and slavery in Markarth. The situation in Markarth is so dire that he became somewhat emotional.

[@poky4669]

Wow, the production value on these videos was already insane but you keep pushing the bar higher! I love the editing on this one.

[@applefis]

I'll be honest, I'd let the camera run as long as you have stuff to say. But I appreciate that longer videos take longer and longer to edit together. More Austin is better, so I'm glad either way

[@anthonymartire2036]

I love the whole concept that you are like a normal unremarkable pencil-pusher type of guy and you get teleported to this foreign fantasy world and you just kinda go with it and do your job the best you can anyway.

[@allisongross2946]

15:53 i LOVE that little yelp ive repeated it like five times

[@eldoblixtlo1058]

It's like an analyst suddenly traveled back in time but trying to proceed his job of collecting unemployment rate data from that era and get shocked how normalized and common child labor is!

[@plihal203]

Just going above and beyond with the editing, simple in the eyes, but reeeally elevates the video

[@elliotgandersen]

The editing and the cuts are a fun step up in this video, makes it feel lively and that Austin is actually a survey agent.

[@hugoalvord2779]

This makes me want to become an enumerator….. a job where I don’t have to be happy all the time, I can be bored because it’s boring…. But it’s important to know what’s going on in the economic situation

[@davidford5575]

the editing on this is insane, hell yeah

[@xellella4221]

austin, you're my favorite "cantankerous troublemaker". also an editing king.

[@JaxontheOkay]

i'm glad i've stuck around this channel since i first found it. your editing, humor and wit has only gotten better each video. great stuff man

[@jeynarl]

Our favorite enumerator in tamriel was _this_ close to discovering the butcher shop at the front entrance in markarth has some, umm, _curious_ meat cuts...

[@VolatileFortune]

the editing of this one is so good?? this has to be a new favourite of mine in this series

[@hoodiegal]

You actually missed something that is crucially important to getting an accurate picture of the employment situation in Markarth - the place called "The Warrens". It's a downtrodden set of halls in the belly of Markarth where the sick, poor, and unemployed are housed. Enumerating this section as well will bring up the unemployment numbers of the city, and also point to some concerning trends in the city - the poor, sick, and unemployed being shunted away out of sight suggests a very grim view on "undesirables" in the city, and in combination with the use of slavery in Cidhna Mine, it seems that while there is enough work for a larger portion of the populace to be employed, the use of slave labor takes jobs aways from those who need them, increasing the rift between the working class and the land owners of Markarth. It also suggests a critical lack of social security systems, despite Markarth being a seemingly very wealthy city.

[@o.o-vt1rc]

So their scheme worked? Keeping the downtrodden out of sight gave them a much lower observed unemployment rate than one would expect, given the condition of their neighbors.

[@expensivecrayon]

the "callously intellectualizing prison labor" bit really got me

[@fire3082]

It would be very cool if you did this with Morrowind and Oblivion. Maybe Fallout New Vegas also. Great video as always!

[@TsengFayt]

While we are at it, it would be nice to see the bar reviews there as well!

[@rkr9861]

"Kvatch has a remarkable unemployment number of 0%. It also has a population of 0, making the unemployment situation unsustainable."

[@matt-thorn]

The Warrens should probably have been at least mentioned, as it's the slums of the city. While I don't intend to generalize, that's probably where most jobless people would gather.

[@T-5seconds]

here before the typo in the title is fixed

[@T-5seconds]

(for anyone seeing this later, the title on upload says "Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate", which i assume will be updated to Markarth has a 1.2% unemployment rate" later

[@robnew272]

This is one of the most important series on youtube. Excellent (and important!) work.

[@QueenViolet5]

Nice work! I noticed you had some extra effects with the editing which I thought was fun! Personally I'd watch an hour of this so the length of it doesn't bother me. As always I would love to see even more Skyrim content! I wish you could do something with all the guilds. It would be fun to see you surveying income or quality of something in the Dark Brother hood.

[@karenkelly2290]

I totally agree! these can be as long as they need to be, I love them!

[@jabelsjabels]

man that door transition at 5:26 is CHOICE

[@brinmoon4255]

i don't usually get excited about youtube content anymore, but every time you post i get borderline giddy

[@Sweet_Pup_g]

That's right, we're doing a Direct Survey.

[@bauz5565]

The production quality of this survey beautifully charming

[@WHALEBOY777]

I had no idea about that potions shop in Markarth, it's been 13 years since it came out and I'm still learning new things about it.

[@Khronogi]

You didn't do the dark brotherhood? Muiri is a weddable character.

[@azzor4134]

You should explore the game just a tiny little bit more.

[@declanhealy9971]

Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate

[@benutzername5328]

Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate

[@sddahl91]

Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate

[@Dallakir]

Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate

[@elis7081]

Mark Arthur as a 1.2% employment rate

[@ABirdInTheTrees]

Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate.

[@RaggedVentures]

2:51 "Mulush will beat me if I stop working." "That's not good." 🎵_doo-doo-doo-doot!_ 🎵😃

[@bwdufferco]

Somehow your editing gets noticeably better with each video, I don't understand how you do it. Thanks as always man!

[@TehCoasca]

I'm glad this channel delivers the real data we were all asking for.

[@assmandelta4693]

This is, and always has been some GOOD STUFF. Keep 'em coming!

[@mitwhitgaming7722]

That's the thing with dwarves, bigger is better because they are always compensating for one thing or another.

[@betin731]

In the Elder Scrolls universe, Dwarves were actually quite tall - in fact they were technically just a subspecies of elf. They were only named "Dwarves" because they were first encountered by Giants.

[@mitwhitgaming7722]

​@@betin731 oh.... so no Rock n Stone?

[@MeIoTheYellow]

@@mitwhitgaming7722Nah, instead they were like "Fuck your gods, we will shape our own god. Oh what in the goddamn I'm a figment of someone's imagi" and then poof, no more Dwemer race, only their constructs and some ghosts left behind.

[@arifhossain9751]

@@mitwhitgaming7722 well... YES Rock and Stone. They DID mostly live underground. Once you enter the lost city of Blackreach, you'll know exactly how Rock and Stone these Dwarves were.

[@mitwhitgaming7722]

@@arifhossain9751 Rock n Stone!

[@birdiefu]

Vorstag is definitely not a lady, he was one of my first Skyrim husbands. Wait till he goes down to his skivvies for a swim - hubba hubba! And for the census - I snagged him by employing him first. He does have a weird thing for Dwemer places, we just moved away so I don't have to hear him talk about that all the time. I also note you mention there isn't as much civil conflict in Markarth as in Dawnstar. However, the Forswarn issue (did that nice lady die or was she saved when you first arrived) may play a role. BTW, love the hair clips :D

[@Vyctor__]

When the housecarl asks you what you are doing in the throne room and you can respond "I'm looking for work", I thought there would be a comment because that is technically why you are there. Also, you forgot to visit the Warrens, aka the place where all the unemployed people live.

[@catherinedufresne3543]

This is your best yet, thank you

[@RaminousPolacious]

The original employment survey was the Paranoia mission in Oblivion

[@akechijubeimitsuhide]

Oh, I hope we'll get these videos for Oblivion too! So many places.

[@nickjoseph77]

Prison labor is usually mandatory in old cultures and video games. If it was reasonable pay, maybe even work release like in the Scandinavian countries where they can just go into town to work then go back to prison at night, that should count towards consenting labor.

[@guacamoleman3253]

finally i can sleep now that i know the unemployment rate of markarth

[@cookies23z]

such a fun series, thank you for the presentation and style, and for your wonderful voice, and for the effort of keeping track of a bunch of npcs wandering into walls and buildings you didnt know exist when doing a normal playthrough.

[@fidget0227]

Stellar editing comedic timing to make a man not applicable for the survey directly after murdering him.

[@sagacious03]

Super excited for this big analysis video! Thanks so much for uploading!

[@StrawbsIsAway]

10:35 I don't believe this specific kind of prison labor would be considered employment since they are not paid, whereas the US Prison Industrial Complex DOES pay their workers a completely unacceptable few cents per hour separating it from "slave labor" (but not really. destroy the prison industrial complex)

[@SpryMahiMahi]

love the extra editing you did (hopefully it was fun)! the windmill at the end was my favorite

[@taliats]

You said you only have one more city to do which I assume is Windhelm. But Don't forget about Raven Rock

[@MissBlue823]

This series of Skyrim reports has been fantastic. This one has been the best so far. Your humor and delivery is so entertaining. Your (seemingly) lack of knowledge of Skyrim is actually refreshing and serves for some hilarious interactions. Commenting for more!

[@fraser7530]

Fuck yeah. Employment survey.

[@justme0910]

My favorite part of these is the analysis at the end, because it always ends up being an actual exploration of the lore and a critical look into the worldbuilding. Good stuff.

[@cmrdjn464]

You don't have to worry about the run time, I wish this was twice as long Really looking forward to this series in other games

[@chloukscolor7905]

The extra effort you put into this one is noticeable! Good job! Delightful as always

[@BloodyCompassion]

Your monotone dead voice always makes the process so entertainining. Please continue your important job of figuring out unemployment rate

[@ttuesdayy1]

seeing the hair clips edited onto your skyrim character was *chef's kiss* phenomenal

[@damarziman]

The bit at 10:04 was top notch

[@Septimus_ii]

I know it's outside the remit of the Bureau, but it's notable how incredibly small the number of children is. Before modern medicine and the associated collapse in birth rate the number of children in the population was far into the tens of %

[@timandericonps2]

you missed the warrens!!

[@fortwas]

The editing on this one is really popping off. I love all the little details you included!

[@FenixFang]

The new editing style is impressive, but i do prefer the longer less editing more intimate edits

[@pitioti]

I love all the details and efforts put in those videos !! 😊

[@Daedalus-Inc]

The money counter could be an accountant.

[@pinkleWeenkies]

these are my favorite you are awesome at this, being able to make something so silly so intresting and captivating is awesome, not only that but the fact you actually THOUGHT of this as an idea, awesome stuff dude

[@ileutur6863]

Am I the only one who always avoided Markarth because it always felt like I was hated there? Even without the ridiculous murder plot, NPCs are so grumpy and hostile

[@PaulFisher]

11:35 “communing with dibella” is what I call getting a sub sandwich

[@MuchWhittering]

In before Austin fixes the title. For future reference, at time of posting it says "Markarth as a 1.2% unemployment rate".

[@SophiaB.0519]

You forgot the orismer blacksmith near the potions shop and her "useless" apprentice

[@RyanHaney55]

I clicked within 33 seconds. 😂

[@Atomhaz]

You must be unemployed ❌

[@RyanHaney55]

@@Atomhaz Nope. I am just free to make my own schedule.

[@Hmrogers97]

@any_austin I know this isn't related, but I wanted to tell you how much I love your music, I had surgery last week and your music was what got me up and dancing for the first time. Thanks for being such a cool, talented guy!

[@luciatheorphan]

big fan of the editing in this one! loved the transitions and the prison labor bit. I still enjoy the old format that's more casual as well but the editing added a lot to this video :)

[@thunderandreign]

1:49 as a metalhead i can confirm this is not a job

[@ryanpanagiotopoulos4819]

I cannot stop watching this series, I've rewatched it like 3 times already and i don't plan to stop. Amazing stuff

[@HQ_Default]

I like to imagine this takes place in a universe where the Dragonborn, of his own volition, said "Y'know, someone needs to track the unemployment rate in this country." So he founded, ran, and surveyed for the Bureau of Labor Statistics by himself. None of these activities are sanctioned or endorsed by the government of Skyrim.