Up in the air: How a crane operator with a fear of heights gets his job done

Steve Lancaster, who starts each workday with a 280-foot journey straight up in the air and stays there until quitting time, is afraid of heights.

[@volcommadness]

I wish news and media would do this for more regular Joe’s. Just documenting a guys day at work. That’s more relatable than all the celebrity crap they always talk about

[@antoineholliday7631]

Is being in a crane relatable to you?

[@ajet0452]

@@antoineholliday7631 People working regular man jobs and hearing there stories are more relatable to what the fucking kardashians are doing, do you get that?

[@mamoochie7392]

@@ajet0452 Where are you watching your media? I haven’t seen anything about the Kardashians in mainstream non entertainment media since The OJ case. I think you need to go and look before claiming something is something.

[@robertsteich7362]

This is why I would love to see Dirty Jobs done up again. Whether Mike Rowe would be able to host it again or not. Though he’ll need to.

[@Timboolin]

@@mamoochie7392 are you living under a rock or just plain stupid ?

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

What keeps him doing it? A compensation, retirement, annuity, and insurance package worth over $100/hr. ;)

[@Axvo420]

And where would this be? Sign me up

[@xzibitkillzz4004]

@@Axvo420 operators union

[@jeromy2886]

God dammm thanks for info

[@znovosad555]

and if you’re doing it just for the money, stressing yourself and not living for your true purpose you didn’t succeed at life. happiness is t he true measure of success. not money.

[@Axvo420]

@@znovosad555 yea yea yea everyone’s heard that a million times... $100 an hour sure would keep my family fed and lights on

[@isaacmartinez7858]

He’s getting over his fear to provide for him and his family that’s a man right there👍

[@CubsFan2812]

Amen brother

[@mitchm6083]

When I was 18 I worked on the oil rigs and I was terrified of heights. I became a derrickhand and my first time up I froze about 40 feet up for about 2 minutes. It was icy as hell but I forced myself up. It got easier and easier every time, now I am not as scared of heights.

[@haydenbellis3047]

@@mitchm6083 Cursing upon your enemies is a sin.

[@mitchm6083]

@@haydenbellis3047 what?

[@crackhead6017]

@@haydenbellis3047 oh fuck

[@boosted10r_33]

Scared of heights ** how do you do this?! Easy, buddy makes like 60-80 per hour

[@sportshighlights2838]

yep they make 82 an hour like 200k a year

[@jeff7764]

They make more than that. I make $76 hr to run dirt equipment

[@bellabillups7081]

In california they make more than that

[@chfour83]

@EX DEE it sounds like he does cilvil construction those giant dump trucks loaders and excavators that do huge construction jobs

[@TheErvdaddy]

Lol he doesn't make that much

[@Joharitheonly]

Imagine climbing all the down after a shift just to forget your car keys in the cab🤦

[@Nationof300]

Yup lol

[@zachzahn2567]

I’d probably take a cab home and get them in the morning😂

[@adriantimmers7030]

@@zachzahn2567 how do you get in your house?

[@mrbowlingcrazy]

@@adriantimmers7030 your trophy wife would let you in of course

[@adriantimmers7030]

@@mrbowlingcrazy yes in a true and perfect world i would agree. But I'm not climbing that high everyday to have some trophy wife take half my shit. Think about it. Everyday you climb those 11 sets of ladders 5.5 of those are for her while she's blowing another man. Not in my house.

[@xpan195]

The answer’s simple. He screams “80 AN HOUR, 80 AN HOUR!!!” as he climbs his way to the top.

[@davidfigueroa9307]

😂😂💸💸💸

[@loganraygaffney]

@@rockolutheran well, this isn't in Britain? Duh?

[@cadenflynn1587]

@@rockolutheran Bri’ain

[@Seeks__]

@@rockolutheran well britain isnt real so

[@abrahamsanchez7455]

He doesn’t make that much idiot

[@peterherrington3300]

I'm glad you told us "you sped the footage up" 😂😂

[@RealCristianoPenaldo]

Yeah like I would have never knew if they hadn't told us

[@soysaucegang7055]

Deadass thought I was watching the flash

[@camopug]

Dang really? No way.. that can’t be sped up..

[@greysonG10]

I was wondering how thos guys were so quick.

[@PS2Damon]

I think they're lying. that's the normal rate i go up a ladder

[@digitald5851]

Crane operators can definitely afford the steak to go with the A1

[@stellarroddities755]

Damn you... I just saw that and you beat me to the sauce

[@haydenbellis3047]

@@stellarroddities755 Cursing upon your enemies is a sin.

[@stellarroddities755]

@Hayden Bellis Please keep your beliefs to yourself. Never said this guy was an enemy and don't use the "lords name in vein.. Jesus H. Christ man

[@KaiTheBoy]

@@stellarroddities755 it’s never too late for confession

[@ernestmcgallagher2934]

@@KaiTheBoy It was just a lighthearted comment, god dammit

[@Hi-lb8cq]

Screw the tornado...he's got A-1 sauce in his cab!...he's ready for anything!

[@kamrankami2312]

Im alao operater hes nice job

[@kamrankami2312]

I love this job

[@kalijasin]

Lol 😆

[@HonJazzz]

He must have really had to “climb the ladder” to get that job.

[@jmassary9671]

...

[@Spoder_Man]

🤦‍♂️

[@WcoopW]

haha

[@dirtylaundry00.]

oh! didn’t expect to see you here!

[@HonJazzz]

@@dirtylaundry00. 🚘

[@dmeads5663]

Parents: “if you don’t go to college, you won’t make anything above minimum wage” This guy: “interesting”

[@mamoochie7392]

If earning just above minimum wage doing physical labor is your goal in life, Construction is for you!

[@damitcam]

This guy, interesting, im up above your salary all shift

[@pavelow235]

well, yes, but it's not intellectually stimulating after a while. But I respect this man more than the babies begging President Biden for the free $50,000 dollars that they foolishly accrued while going to college.

[@Aaron-wq3jz]

@@pavelow235 those kids were fed false promises and were kinda manipulated. Basically big compnies manipulating people for profit similar too 2008

[@kinglouie5]

@@mamoochie7392 so 70-90 an hour is minimum wage 🤔 interesting

[@INFINITY-oe4is]

Imagine going all the way up and leaving something at the bottom.

[@offmyturff3296]

Hahhahaha

[@chrishandsome4267]

Bit odd innit

[@djviewpoint]

or having to shit.

[@haydenbellis3047]

@@djviewpoint Cursing upon your enemies is a sin. I am not sure if that counts or not tho...

[@tee228]

just use the crane to pick it up

[@scottiestorch852]

This guy is playing the most intense claw machine game I’ve ever seen

[@Vpmatt]

You lose more than a buck if you drop it though.

[@simoncrow7040]

i’ve never seen anyone building a crane, or taking one down

[@BadazzRule]

Yeah they just appear out of nowhere

[@cherrypepsi2815]

The lizards drop them down from the sky from airplanes in little bits That's why you see big airplanes dropping "fuel" The fuel is actually just a crane being dropped

[@561REALTLK]

I've seen them transported but again never assembled 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@BadazzRule]

@@cherrypepsi2815 Damn... U high?

[@cherrypepsi2815]

@@BadazzRule dang it's almost like I was making a joke

[@bluefiregamingandcards]

What a great interviewer, he really feels like a person.

[@guitarman864]

I'm afraid of heights and there is no wayy I could do this job,, not even if I was making a million dollars an hour, vertigo ain't no joke

[@imfatloser1958]

I don’t know, a million dollars an hour of like 5 total hours? I’d only work one day and retire

[@jimmybob6663]

Id work 3 days for 8 hours then I’d be done

[@abelaxen]

You could. I am horribly afraid of heights but had to help build a 2 story steel structure for a guy with shoddy scissor lifts, and cut-corners practices. At first, I was terrified. After a while i was comfortable hanging out of them. I know, only 20 ft, but i guess it's more scary not being able to pay the bills. I am also terrified of spiders, but when I worked in plumbing, you had to crawl around and work around black widows often. Same thing. Oh, and for only $20 an hour. A million? Yeah, you'd find a way.

[@joshuadavis6450]

Exactly. Vertigo is no joke.

[@johngivens2115]

@@abelaxen Exactly! I used to be terribly afraid of heights, but since I did some roof work a couple years back, I love the adrenaline rush of being high up above the ground

[@elitedavidhorne8494]

Scared of heights, but happy with paycheck.

[@SoopaShocka]

What do you do when nature calls? "I open the bomb bay doors and yell 'incoming!' ".

[@Butter-Milk]

😆😆😆😆

[@stonerman15]

Lol.

[@robertdavis2213]

Climbs back down.

[@tylito4764]

I face my fear everyday, being stuck at work for 8 hours.

[@urrealdadlolololol4204]

8 hours lololol that nothing

[@woodson21]

You have no idea how lucky you are.

[@greysonG10]

I work 24 hours each day.

[@urrealdadlolololol4204]

@@greysonG10 why lie you sleep eat shit all that most you work is like 15 a day

[@zachmarshall6059]

@@greysonG10 bruh I work 48 hours a day.

[@alex1002001]

I'm a crane operator too and i gotta say that fear is important in this job. When u r fearless u start to do dumb and dangerous things. So u need to be scared just a bit to keep u sane

[@LovelyAutumnTrees-ii4hl]

That's true pal.and keep everyone on site safe. Fear tightens the senses. Crane op aswell.

[@josephstraley6325]

I'm a paratrooper and terrified of heights. I even used to crawl up stairs at amusement parks. I hate jumping

[@cold_bison]

Why choose paratrooper then? Just curious.

[@Fizzy332]

@@cold_bison facing his fears i guess?

[@JimmyJohnson-se1jb]

Coming down would honestly be the hardest part of my day. Ima need an elevator or sum

[@beenhaddat]

Funny thing is they do have cranes with elevators

[@mach55r]

I'd rather jump with a parachute

[@lyqn2134]

@@beenhaddat the cranes with elevators only go up to the lower tower og the cabin, plus they don’t have elevators in smaller cranes.

[@beenhaddat]

@@lyqn2134 yes I have only heard of them over in Europe or on large shipping yards. And yes most the time you climbing everyday. Worked for a crane company for a few years setting them suckers up

[@lyqn2134]

@@beenhaddat cool, I just started assembling cranes as a 16 year old, it’s fun!

[@portnuefflyer]

My crane cab is my home away from home, all the mod cons! Sirius sat radio, cup holder, coffee maker, all help to keep me rested and alert at the same time. Not a tower crane though, so I just jump out to take a leak.

[@SBassett1944]

Loved this guy. Loved his Texas accent. Maybe not Texas but somewhere south, huh? A great personality. Thanks for sharing this great video of this crane operator. God bless you Mr.☺️👍👌❤️

[@josephpilmanphotography]

0:54 he’s just got A1 Steak Sauce chillin next to the radio lolllll

[@varona1128]

I get pay $92.76 an hour in Louisiana! Being doing this since i was 28 years old. Now i am 43! Benefits are great... and I'm retiring in 3 years.

[@davidrobins4025]

Thanks for a most interesting interview - ON SIGHT!

[@billlee1724]

I don’t think he has a fear, it’s a respect.

[@cgrover14]

Totally agree 100%

[@stevetrbofox1549]

There are not many tower crane operators out there. This guy is the real deal. My father was a union operating engineer for 47 years in the Chicago area... keep up the awesome work brother...

[@koalakyle19]

You guys must be well off then

[@stevetrbofox1549]

@@koalakyle19 i lost my father in 2008 of cancer...now I am living the local 150 operators union legacy....🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@cisnerosjuan6126]

@stevetrbofox. Sorry to hear about your father. May I ask how much do operators make during apprenticeship and at the end of the program? Also, what are the requirements to get in? I am also in the chicago area. Thanks

[@monk0n]

This dude will be very happy when drone delivery becomes a thing.

[@Silenciobob]

I’m watching this from up a crane in London. I only make £19 an hour. I need to go to USA

[@leonelmartinez2486]

Vote for better laws in your country, and no I don't mean higher wages for everyone.

[@finnesinhearts831]

Nothing better than living in the US OF A baby

[@jw5931]

@@finnesinhearts831 Most things are better lol

[@forgedintruth1009]

@@jw5931 If you live in the USA with that mindset. Move. Do us all a favor

[@everydayistacotuesday46]

He scared but he climbed the ladder with a bottle of steak sauce

[@herbphene3357]

And then down with a bottle of piss

[@Jake266]

“About five and a half.... HOURS THAT IS”

[@bilgeratjim]

As a mobile crane operator, I have great admiration for anyone who climbs that far to go to work. My morning "commute" is five steps up to a climate controlled cab with a fully reclining lounger waiting for me.

[@williesnyder2899]

More power to him!! Thanks!

[@angelesconsuelos762]

What a hero. I couldn't do that to save my life 😬

[@MotherAmerica-ci1uu]

I’m afraid of heights. Lol. Me to kinda. But like he said you get used to it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

[@joeyluvgirls]

Finally a report on this job i was always curious about it

[@arrowheadhomestead2207]

Crane operators are this nations backbone!!

[@el8703]

Being a crane operator is one of the easiest jobs period. Everyone on that job site wants that chair. The pay is amazing! Sit in chair with ac n heater all day. Getting paid top dollar keeping safety in mind

[@jamesbizs]

@Cha Man LOL I mean, that high up, no one would see you, and the piss would get dispersed to almost nothing. Good idea

[@mturner221]

@@jamesbizs im a tree climber and ive pissed from the tops of trees before. Never been caught. Even by the groundies! Lmfaooo

[@haydenbellis3047]

@Cha Man Cursing upon your enemies is a sin.

[@haydenbellis3047]

@@jamesbizs Cursing upon your enemies is a sin, but I'm not sure if that counts though.....

[@haydenbellis3047]

@@mturner221 Cursing upon your enemies is a sin.

[@oneday3857]

they get paid good but there life and others on the line everyday

[@thenotoriousttg_clint]

Those cranes sway back-and-forth in little movements from the wind. I see it everyday at my job sites.

[@jasup2010]

Man this guy is a bad ass to me!! Respect!

[@williamdeaton1218]

I was a tree trimmer ran a 55 foot bucket truck daily. I’m terrified of heights. Lol

[@juliogonzo2718]

It's the smaller heights that scare me anyway. I stepped onto the landing gear of a little Cessna doing 80mph at 10,000 feet a couple times and it didn't bother me. Climbing a ladder onto a roof on the other hand, I don't like it at all. Falling off a ladder your just going to get crippled most likely. 55' ain't no joke however. I think I heard somewhere that falling 35' you have a 1 in 3 chance of it being fatal.

[@LGraphicsMedia]

0:53 why does he have a bottle of A1 steak sauce up there? xD Lmao!

[@jameslinde3029]

I always wondered what it is like up there. We have a large project next to me. I still remember how shocked people were when I said they actually have to climb up there, there is no elevator. Watching how the erect the crane is also amazing.

[@89tin]

Good video, surprised there were no comments. 📰👀🧟‍♂️

[@jarjarbinks9159]

89tin Good video too

[@myfatassdick]

The real answer should be “We’ll if anything bad happens I’ll probably die anyway so either it does or it doesn’t and if it doesn’t I’m getting paid the big bucks”

[@davidmccaffrey3477]

I was expecting him to be screaming the whole time.

[@TheAmbassadorOG]

Nice work bro.

[@whospilledmybeans]

LMAO the cameraman did not want to be there, his camera was shaking too. You’re fine as long as you hold the camera, cameraman invincible

[@AntiNihilist]

Lol I was like, I wonder about crane jobs, click video, "So here's Cincinnati" Wtf? I live here. Of all the cities this could've been shown in.

[@wall7103]

Pretty much the same experience here. Saw the 9 logo and I knew instantly lol

[@peterduffy5388]

Being afraid of heights you could not pay me enough to climb that crane everyday. That job takes real talent and kudos to this guy doing it

[@lyqn2134]

To be fair, no, I assemble cranes and i’m 17 and to be fair, hanging from the cranes isn’t that bad.

[@DJTAZ1996]

Id hate climbing the ladder when its pouring down rain, snow or extremely windy. Not to mention lightning strikes would suck.

[@SaviourSeha]

Great job!

[@unkatum5513]

More power to that dude stay safe & everybody , wow🌞

[@jackjack121]

I think it's safe to say he's conquered his fear.

[@anthonyechevarria5485]

0:51 and a bottle of A1 steak sauce. Hello years old recommended video.

[@Bhancec]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that caught that

[@Uriel.45AC]

Good video

[@thebearddad3019]

I can’t even watch this without squirming 😱😱

[@peterforan6139]

NYC about $275 an hour when you add up his benefits.

[@FroskiTheBroski]

The you take away taxes and he makes like 20 bucks an hour lmao not really

[@dylanlopez7901]

@@FroskiTheBroski lmaooo

[@jd7338]

@@FroskiTheBroski lmfaoo

[@jd7338]

@@FroskiTheBroski what a joke am I right😂😂

[@actualgarfield]

What taxes are you doing lmao not true

[@Alex-px9oy]

If you pause the video at 2:42 you can see a few tall towers in the back, I climbed both of those to install some dishes last year, they are both over 800ft tall! Fun stuff

[@ALSET-_-MUSIC]

Yeah, let’s see a news piece on your job... I’d watch the heck out of that! I can’t even imagine. That’s a feeling most people will never experience.

[@meliesme1214]

Make what you want . But there’s nothing better then going to a job you actually love and enjoy . Not one that you fear .

[@Bananapocalypse]

My palms started sweating looking at this

[@lookinforthebig1904]

Man I've seen those things sway like trees in a wind storm I stayed way away

[@Driving4bangers]

My buddys dad does this in Chiraq. If someone knows their people that narrows it down a bunch, lol. Not many have that job.

[@dominiccastanoli6639]

This guy is a legend

[@normanjones8089]

I had a chance to operate tower cranes a few years ago but decided to stick with mobile cranes and am totally glad that I did. I'm just like this guy, scared of heights and wouldn't dare attempt to climb up all those steps to get to work. I'm sure the money is great but I am good just where I am....😊

[@Meechreacts]

The tools of his trade are pretty simple... heaters, fans , binoculars, and A1 Steak Saucr

[@jaydan82090]

It looks safer then scaffolding.

[@MinisterOfSinister541]

Agreed. Working on scaffolding is super sketchy especially the more tiers you go up. Then theres always the asshat that thinks it's funny to shake the damn thing haha

[@SpaceMissile]

@@MinisterOfSinister541 that sounds terrible lmao

[@treefiddytwoo]

my dad used to be a crane operator in miami in the 70s/80s/90s back when they were still building some of the skyscrapers and overpasses there. basically everything the guy in video said is the same as what my dad told me about the job. i kinda wanna try it even though i’m scared of heights too. lol

[@brasstacksboxing409]

Taught him everything he knows

[@robinsonguevara566]

What if this guy has taco tuesdays with hot sauce? He may end up crapping his pants before he gets down to drop that deuce.

[@Yamaha350w]

Theres a porta potty up there

[@tiko4621]

@@Yamaha350w if there’s actually a Porta potty... how would it be serviced that high up???

[@turbomustang8417]

He’s got a 5 gallon bucket up there.

[@Yamaha350w]

@@tiko4621 there is one up there,idk exactly how im pretty sure they just use the crane to lower it back down , at the job site im on theres one up there i talk to the guy who operates it i was surprised too jaja

[@lyqn2134]

@@Yamaha350w they don’t have a port a potty up there.

[@gorilla9519]

And some A1 sauce!

[@Hi-lb8cq]

😂😂😂😂...I saw that

[@CECColumbusOH]

00:53 ahh the essentials Window cleaner, walkie talkie, binoculars, and a bottle of A1 steak sauce

[@xavierfinkel1571]

Dude has a thing of A1 Steak Sauce up in his cab, love to see it.

[@poob2372]

"There's the bottle"

[@tboogie3875]

That’s a hard job and very Tedious. Also pays great

[@hankhill5409]

This is the kind of news I like

[@cold_bison]

“Remind me again why I pitched this??” Lmao

[@maddycollins5793]

I’m so afraid of heights I’d literally throw up watching this made me nauseous

[@carpenoctem3257]

I was thinking the same for me but the other end

[@krypton1982]

Why do I feel an ache under my testicles watching this?! 🤤

[@omarcisneros8498]

Dude... WHAT

[@michaelaeschbacher4648]

Now this is why I read youtube comments

[@diantebell9995]

My hands are sweating watching this 😅😭😂

[@alejandromartinez-zd6qs]

Respect to you sir

[@juliantorres3887]

Why does he have A1 sauce chillen next to his walkie talkie😂

[@steventhompson4221]

For his lunch obviously. Jesus youre stupid

[@flexclassof09]

@@steventhompson4221 *you're

[@flexclassof09]

@@steventhompson4221 😉

[@flexclassof09]

@@steventhompson4221 😂

[@montelegaspi]

That lower third is REALLY getting in the way of the story... takin' up a lot of real estate on the screen there... :-/

[@weeardguy]

Maybe the camera-operator forgot about that being so high up ;) I can relate to camera-operators forgetting the most basic things when they are faced with something they are scared of.

[@alexapuerta]

@@weeardguy Are you saying you think the cameraperson puts the blurb banner on while they film? That's hilarious!

[@weeardguy]

@@alexapuerta Well more or less: yes. Professional grade camera's have numerous settings to provide safety's in their viewfinder that take station-banners (like this one) into account, so a camera-operator knows which part of the image should be kept inside the safety-area to avoid people at home being unable to see them. Either the camera-operator forgot to turn his safety on or was scared of heights and thus forgot to notice such basic things like keeping the image in safety.

[@alexapuerta]

@@weeardguy Huh. I figured it was done in post and that the camera operator would simply take the best, fullest shots on location.

[@weeardguy]

@@alexapuerta Nope. The camera-operator has an outlined area in his viewfinder that either shows the lower third like in this instance as a dotted line, or even a greyed-out area of what he or she is shooting, while the rest of the image in the viewfinder is clear as normal. The banner is (ofcourse) added at that station (although camera-built-in basic formatting of the banner is ever more common and possible), but the camera-operator has to take that lower-third into account. This one clearly forgot that last part.

[@travismeta3727]

He has the luckiest job ever because fear of heights isn’t a requirement

[@gheebuttersnaps2011]

When they said you should love what you do this man said hold my beer.

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

Talk about having strong legs and arms.

[@killermurderer2208]

It's mostly in the legs- arms are just to keep you upright in the climb. The truth is however that climbing vertical ladders is less annoying than staircases. With each rung of a ladder you gain so much height, my old crane was 40m/ about 7 storey above ground when we started the project. took about a minute and a half leisurely climb to get into the cab

[@joshuadavis6450]

You can’t be afraid of heights and have a job like that. He is just uncomfortable with heights. I am deathly afraid of heights. I freeze up, start shaking, sweating, anxiety and panic attacks, and feel like I’m going to pass out. That’s afraid of heights.

[@johngullo9420]

Same here. I remember taking my daughter on a Ferris wheel ride years ago. The damn thing stopped at the top. The view was great but I couldn’t stop shaking. Kept reminding myself to NOT look down. 😀

[@joshuadavis6450]

@@johngullo9420 I went on the one in Chicago at the pier and I about passed out. Holding onto my moms leg and cussing with my eyes closed. Stopped at the top and the basket starts shaking due to the wind and she’s laughing at me telling me to open my eyes and look at the view. Uh no thanks.

[@jimmyonus5478]

He hates heights and he still does it?balls of steel.

[@TiddyTwyster]

Dudes living the working mans dream

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

I understand number 1 in the bottle, but number 2? could get messy

[@SMBATAVTANDILYANCraneOperator]

👍

[@rockofagesusa7942]

A tower crane got one of my fingers years ago, I liked it

[@ChekuL8er]

Fun looking job

[@Glitchfaction]

Meanwhile we’re telling kids they have to go to college to get a good job🙄

[@pengkha7576]

Thats true. But it ain't easy getting to where he is. It takes a lot of hours of training and a lot of bull crap to get there. But the good part is, once your in a union you have access to all the training for free to get there. I wish I had more time to utilize the training sites.

[@bigzoinks93]

@@pengkha7576 true but college is also a lot of “bull crap” and a lot of hours to get a degree that doesn’t even guarantee a job until you can display competency and leadership, which a lot of students tend to lack.

[@talaverajr391]

@@bigzoinks93 It's actually pretty hard in the real world. Because you are competing with seniors, envious people, and bosses. When your colleagues start to see you climbing up the ladder, you are going to attract bad attention.

[@Glitchfaction]

@Cha Man I get your point but that’s a terrible comparison. This take hundred of hours of training and experience to be good at. Being good at Pong on Atari is no indication you will be a good crane operator

[@bigzoinks93]

@@talaverajr391 I’ve been in the military for 9 years. Trust me i know.

[@VinceTheCreatorr]

Bruh imagine working all these years working your ass off only to have an ex wife take half yo shit and the house. Damn

[@clashwithmoi8926]

And the dog.

[@DRFFilmsProductions]

Who hurt you?

[@cots4201]

@@DRFFilmsProductions you

[@olginvarghes5612]

Nice job

[@ArronP]

I couldn't do that holay. it's funny u see big building being built with these cranes looking Iike there moving up onto where the buildings going up....I know nothing about this stuff, but how do they get down? with that crane if it's moving up with the building... always wondered that...

[@ProtoMario]

I perfer hotwheels

[@henrycrabs3497]

Silence verified

[@Dicaso9]

mee to