You wanna work in the oil field? Here’s the simplest way to make 100k plus with zero experience

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[@zackgauthier2924]

I felt like I was FaceTiming my dad who was trying to get me to join him at work

[@thaiwood7528]

Ham&cheese typaguy 💀right on

[@urmomgaylol4012]

Ham&cheese typaguy fr. 💀💀

[@billyegg31]

😂

[@MrSlidthunder]

Ham&cheese typaguy lmao

[@randymiller4978]

This shit killed me

[@6double6.]

My phone must've heard me talking shit about my job

[@6double6.]

@My Phone did you change your name just for this? 😂

[@ralphfraz]

I'm not gonna front, if phones really did constantly keep track of what was going on with you and subtly did their best to provide whatever assistance they could, that'd be AWESOME and I'd be all for it.

[@superQman600]

Ralph Fraz they kinda already do.

[@ralphfraz]

@@superQman600 I'm talking about FOR REALS tho. Like your phone noticing things getting strained with your GF so it auto downloads the top 3 dating apps and auto generates a profile for you, or monitoring your online banking and starts sending out resumes if things get too tight. .. imagine a world where our phones are LEGIT AI personal assistants and digital besties

[@LVPVS85]

6DOUBLE6 Iphone, right?

[@AndrewKamenMusic]

Imagine if we got candid selfie videos from people in every industry casually explaining how they really function and how you can get started in them.

[@zisira2469]

Lets start this meme !

[@UnlimitedMangos]

Zisira lets not n say we did

[@taj1400]

Fucking love it mate

[@justindoyle1268]

We would be set for life bruh😂

[@nikita34100]

Lol I want more, get people out of the comfortable industries that actually make money

[@cjlooklin1914]

To everyone saying "And now he's broke" this man makes $150,000 a year and lives in trailer for $500. He's fine.

[@Syncopia]

People can get bitter in the face of success of others.

[@beieber4life]

Did you miss the part where he says he also owns a house AKA a mortgage? And has a wife and kid??

[@123lowp]

I make 158k/yr and live at home with my mom for $400/month rent. Software Engineering. 7 yrs experience.

[@cjlooklin1914]

@@123lowp are you not fine?

[@Deraldgjr]

@@123lowp don't be cheap, your Mom paid more than that raising you.

[@tc8387]

I worked on a land rig from the time I was 19-24. Double, rotary based out of Illinois but we drilled Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Anyone who wants to work on a rig, Do NOT be scared. The first 2 months are the hardest but I promise after that your body is used to it. After a year out there the job got super easy and I remember thinking a lot of times “I can’t believe I’m making this much money to do this easy of work. Don’t get me wrong, finish ups are a bitch. But on finish ups I’d always work a 16hour shift on overtime which made it much easier mentally. Sorry for my run-on sentence and my shitty grammar. Like I said above I’m a roughneck not a English major. Good luck men!

[@justinharris6898]

got any advice on getting into that? and I do hear rig work is good money, how much money is though and is it really that good?

[@zabihaamiraslan8671]

you do realize if you or some other work partner of yours makes a mistake, you could die or get paralyzed. would not recommend this job.

[@ckoutdoors23]

@@zabihaamiraslan8671 that’s part of it,that’s why the pay is good because of the ratio of danger and hard work to pay

[@riioas5543]

@@zabihaamiraslan8671 scared money makes no money.

[@riioas5543]

@@zabihaamiraslan8671 take no risks and stay at the bottom broke 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@leanone64]

This reminds me of my dad, i never got to see my dad 10 months out of the year and went to go spend the summer with him in his rv, it was the best, he made some good money for our family and i got some real respect for him, rest in peace, 2 months since hes passed fuck cancer.

[@joseguajardo5439]

Losing someone you love 2 cancer blows bro i feel

[@asleepcorn3391]

fuck cancer sorry for you loss bro

[@Vortex__24]

My condolences bro 🙏

[@banzaaiiiii]

maybe there is a correlation between his work and cancer?

[@hkincade76]

My Condolences to you and your family

[@Elguapo93]

It must of been his payday when he shot this and was feeling good lol

[@bobby2pistolz854]

😂😂😂😂😂for real

[@cristiana9529]

fr 💀😂 he got paid good af

[@Darin.Hilbern]

wonder how it's working out now lol

[@adansalazar4468]

shifty dingo nigga u must not be getting money 💀💀

[@70mjc]

shifty dingo he literally said he was on lunch break....

[@SEASICK206]

Thats the kinda guy I wanna work by. Straight up, clear n on point, just there to do his job n go home. Can tell he'd be easy to learn from

[@motrellmorrid543]

“ hate being away from the family but the money is too good right now “ LOL HONEST MAN 😂😂💯💯💯

[@americanpatriot8426]

Motrell Morrid Thats what a real man does! My dad was a cross country trucker for exactly 20 years. I saw him 3 months a year sometimes.

[@48tho-averysalak39]

Doing what he does to provide a good life for his family . Respect

[@tropialex]

@@americanpatriot8426 that's admirable but doesn't make someone a "real man." Spending your life away from your family for the pursuit of paper does not make you a real man.

[@ahorradolar5503]

You can make more sitting at your office, every depends on your education.

[@williamthrower6235]

@@ahorradolar5503 Fuck that. I'm educated and chose not to use my education. Fuck white collar work in general. White collar ass kissers never impressed me. Blue collar all the way!

[@XxMisfitsjoshxX]

No wife or Kids, 32 year old Vet. Shit I'm ready. Also already in TX. Daddy need some new Gucci loafers

[@damiendsleep]

Facts!

[@jayrprado8799]

Come on man veterans can get in any union 🙄

[@gerardo7524]

Bro go start a family wtf

[@XxMisfitsjoshxX]

No Family, I want a new Hemi

[@xerinety]

Gerardo he said gucci loafers he still wraps up in latex let my man live lol

[@tonycox8746]

Or you could learn a trade being a pipefitter, boilermaker, electrician, etc. , work overtime and be home with your family every day ,while making a good living as well. It's whichever you prefer. I'll say this though-as you get older, you'll find that being with family is more important than the all mighty dollar.

[@josephblanchard6248]

You said it best. And nothing but the truth my friend, especially the last part.

[@AndyNiceDude]

Thank you for the wisdom!

[@toneloke]

i’m a plumber and i’m satisfied with it and my overtime. family doesn’t last forever, make time for them.

[@MultiTheawsomeguy]

This is true until u get evicted

[@charlesbudd7694]

In most of us men life it's either work all the time and provide or be home everyday and struggle and make little money.

[@faycalrida5473]

Oil goes below zero KZbin: here we are man

[@lacitysun]

I came here looking for this comment before saying it myself.

[@trevorkenswil141]

Oil is not zero stop Reading headlines and read the acctual articals

[@lacitysun]

@Jose Manuel 😂😂😂

[@joeearlyfilms4418]

@Jose Manuel its just some futures that are negative

[@vyepez500]

It doesn't mean that production died so workers are still working, it means that demand dropped

[@ronnienichols7645]

This guy is America.. Right on bro, keep grinding.

[@terpyboi]

Ronnie Nichols I’m glad there’s some people out there like this I guess bc lmao I would never fucking do this as my career. fuck that

[@mvizionvizion1502]

Yeh har ameriiicccaaaa

[@mvizionvizion1502]

Oil industry needs to die soon..

[@dillonhamrick2744]

Mvizion vizion Good luck functioning without petroleum products of any kind

[@hsanc72598]

Sadly

[@firelord1125]

150k a year. This dude is pulling more than programmers. Keep on keepin on man! You're doing a job that, quite literally, keeps this country and many other countries running.

[@drunkpilotexplorer7061]

Yeah but programming in your underwear at home for the same money... I'll take that

[@brianpaul1490]

Programmers make 200k plus

[@KoljaMineralka]

in silicon valley 150k is entry level for students, you know very little on how much programmers make

[@geddon436]

@@brianpaul1490 not all programmers, though

[@Trohawkk]

silicon valley 😂 they just talk to sound important 😂

[@icy9554]

“That’s all this is, people out here making money” 🤙🏽😂

[@emptyclips904]

Cameron Ransom noticed you have a borderlands mask on in your picture. Sub to me :)

[@MonumentalDong]

How is this funny

[@well_as_an_expert_id_say]

@@MonumentalDong Pull the stick out of your ass and read it again

[@ccvr6]

Sounds good to me 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ioseph828]

Im 27 years old, outta shape, and lookin to get out of the food service industry. Thank you for this.

[@CoolBeans45]

“If youre gonna run a background check on me, your printer better be full of paper” 😂😂 9:00

[@obitokamuiproductionsamv8740]

Cool Beans lol 😂 you’re funny

[@Yodelii]

You 😂guys are both funny 😂

[@Whatsahandle4]

Same. Ive worked in oil fields for years as a laborer. 30/hr alaska. Non union would never accept my criminal history and probably escort me off the property

[@thomasbeck9075]

Background checks are ignorant because you miss a lot of good people who are willing to work just because they had a issue that may not even be their fault

[@CoolBeans45]

Thomas Beck totally agree..or even people who are willing to work & just did something stupid when they were young. Everyone does stupid shit, but only some get caught. Those who get caught are punished excessively a lot of times

[@2by_Yoter]

For me it’s either Trucking or Pipeline, hard work does pay off. Thanks for the 1.1K likes

[@randomfriction7231]

Not hard work alone, you still need to use that thing between your ears.

[@shayearl2369]

I'm just being honest with ya. Trucking is not the way to anymore. Way too over regulated and the time away don't pay

[@kalanwascher4327]

@@shayearl2369 I guess if u really want u can earn as much as u want. My uncle works as a Truck Driver in near Alaska and earn 14,000$ .net

[@AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk]

Trucking is gonna be taken up by AI so youve gotta take that into consideration

[@coolminer1231]

Ljkn808_H1 LAW I’d go pipeline most likely by 2025 automation will make up a good portion of the trucking industry

[@patrickposey2003]

He said if you do a background check on me your printer better be full of paper🤣😂😂😂

[@dpro5321]

I just left offshore to go land based. Few things to clarify the biggest differences between the 2. -Offshore requires significantly more vetting due to coast guard regulations along with maritime laws etc. -Offshore also is alot more strict on safety. Almost laughable at times. -Land based will generally pay more, because you will be allowed to work more. Offshore is generally around 50% of the year. Same job from offshore to land was a $20k/yr jump for myself. -Offshore housing is free, but cramped and kind of shitty at best. -Offshore food is 100% free along with snacks and drinks etc. -Offshore is significantly easier in terms of getting breaks. I went from contracting on the railroad, getting 0 breaks, 0 lunch, etc to offshore where (atleast my company Seadrill) there was a 15min break every 2 hours and you get lunch. During the 15min breaks, snacks are brought into break room. Generally things like quesadillas, pizza, sandwiches. Then lunch was usually really good. Like surprisingly good. All in all, I would stick with land if you are looking for money. Unless you get on Overseas work, land will allow for more overall hours in the year along with potential per-diem. Anyone looking to just get started QUICKLY, just apply for "roustabout" positions on almost any offshore job. They hire almost anyone that applies. Easy easy money. 12hr days and you generally only WORK for half. The work is 95% easy. The 5% that is not easy is all in your leg endurance. Be prepared to walk up and down stairs constantly. Idc how in shape you are, carrying tanks from u-deck to heli-deck will kick your legs after chasing tag lines for a few hours. Otherwise very easy job.

[@chazebutler2438]

So even after Bidens band on oil pumping you can still find work?

[@reterumstrict1091]

@@dpro5321 where? I’m looking to offshore weld and having trouble finding anything

[@dpro5321]

@@reterumstrict1091 I'd say the best thing to do is to find the recruiter numbers for some of the bigger offshore companies and reach out to them. Welding doesn't pop up alot in searches but it is is VERY important part of offshore work. Try that route and see. You may have better luck talking to them directly

[@reterumstrict1091]

@@dpro5321 Alright I’ll keep looking thanks

[@Topguy209]

@Dpro** what’s the pay ??

[@P1983sche]

Listen to this man. This is a wealth of knowledge because he has actually lived it.

[@rl6173]

No get a fucking career unless you don’t want education

[@swagtag300]

R L If you think you need an education to be successful then you’re pretty hard headed. Common sense and knowing your worth of work goes a long way.

[@rl6173]

MitchellR no sir I never said that don’t get me wrong this is good money actually great fucking money that why I said IF YOU WANT but with a high education you can make way more then this of course it will take a while but none the less this is great money for no education

[@animeshorts1482]

R L Elon musk had no education he lived in a old shitty apartment with no bed and look at him know

[@animeshorts1482]

R L the guy that owns IKEA had no education and his now a millionaire most successful presidents had no education they all dropped out

[@johnydoe8636]

Most of these guys bring they’re own mobile homes and live rent free just pull up and set up.....

[@twistedone5683]

'merica

[@rustynailsish]

@@twistedone5683 haha can tell you'll never amount to anything..

[@twistedone5683]

@@rustynailsish k

[@maxmurray7283]

rustynailsish cause he said merica? Who took a shit in your Frosted Flakes

[@WhaddupImJohn]

Max Murray he shit in his own because he likes it

[@ShadowJP3012]

Dropping out of college at the moment. Starting tomorrow at 8.

[@samo6401]

Update me on how it is. Im really considering it rn

[@sokitosom1606]

Good luck sir we’re here to support

[@ndinspection3007]

Here to see how it goes

[@ShadowJP3012]

michael whitehead I guess someone’s mad lol

[@ShadowJP3012]

Scornful Greed ??lol

[@oxanda7687]

Good luck to the oil folks who bought a 2020 truck with 15% APR

[@PermanentHigh]

Arghhh! I feel it in my heart

[@fr33zy72]

LMAO FACTS

[@93rwolf]

Why would someone finance a new truck just to use it as a work truck and get it dirty and beat up? I know people do it but that sounds so dumb to me, why not buy a cheap $5k-$10k vehicle with cash and work out of that?

[@whitegoodman7465]

@@93rwolf Lots of the oilfield workers arent smart with their money from what im hearing

[@mythic898]

Oil field starting to look real appealing

[@user-tu8fx5go8k]

Mythic it’s where it’s at I came on as a worm a few years ago instantly make 6 figures a year

[@eaglefalconhawk637]

It is you can make some really good money but being laid off is the thing you need to worry about

[@user-tu8fx5go8k]

eaglefalconhawk 1 just save money if you’re a single guy no kids no wife you’re golden. Even if you only get one year out of it you save your money it’s a nice start

[@eaglefalconhawk637]

E361 ! That’s true and yes I’m single and I don’t have any kids. I’ve been trying like hard to get offshore or on the pipeline but just no luck so far I have my twic card as well just no experience. I’ve been working as a correctional officer In the meantime building my money up

[@user-tu8fx5go8k]

eaglefalconhawk 1 Rigzone.com

[@215guyx3]

Just hearing him talk sounds like labor.Whatever he's doing doesn't sound easy but more power to him for his ambition.

[@cmacbrown]

I'm an operator too. He's not lying.. it's easy. Its just a mental grind. It does take a bit of time to become a good operator though

[@Itslilmoist]

cmac brown what’s the welding like? I’m currently 17 and just started learning how to weld and my boss says I’m nearly as good as alot of the other welders that have been with the company for months

[@catalyzt9]

I’m an inspector, and what I do is incredibly easy, and I make 300k+ a year. I did 30 months as a green hand, which is longer than most, and I’ll be honest, there were some miserable days. But for the most part, it wasn’t bad. If you go no wife, no kids, no education, it’s the thing to do to put great money in your pocket, you just don’t have much time to spend it lol

[@maxkeane2545]

You sound lazy af

[@215guyx3]

Max Keane you don't even know me man I could be a millionaire for all you know.

[@warrenwantoobe1267]

What this man says is true! If you enjoy hard work and good pay, this is the way to go ! I was a pipefitter, Electrican, welder, and I ran heavy equipment, worked hard for ten years, saved my money and retired at 40, and have been retired for 25 years ! GET OUT THERE AND GET IT BOYS, GOOD-LUCK TO ALL !!!=$$$

[@ampulsion]

What age did you start im 24..

[@tikibarber6982]

Damn bro I get money out the streets and that just motivated me to go legit , most people think you can’t retire off a “job” before 60

[@richardsmith1055]

@@ampulsion 30

[@makojuicedaniel9307]

Great video, my wife and I are at work out here in west tx around Pecos on the rig as service hands. We are on day 94. We get people all the time asking about working out here and from my 20 years experience all those people are just curious but will never get up and head this way. The only person that ever did was my wife and I wouldn't do this without her here as my night hand. My advise to anyone coming out here is Save your money, dont finance anything, get the crappy truck to start with and buy the next more decent one cash as well. If you have a mortgage start throwing a lot into it to get it paid off fast. My wife and I drive an older murano out here but its paid for, along with our house etc. Use this influx of money to set yourself up to where if the industry crashes tomorrow (and it can) you can go be the greeter at Walmart to pay your electric. So many people come out here, start making 100k plus a year and finance the 80k truck, the 250k house, and the 40k new car for the wife and kids etc, then when the industry crashes they LOSE EVERYTHING. The cash way is harder but its the right way that'll make your time out here actually amount to something.

[@kmassiah6221]

I can aree to this and I'm still in the field

[@georgecarroll1213]

Can you work part time I work 3 months on 3 months off in Alaska fishing in Dutch harbor. If I have 3 mo this off can I work up there for a couple months then go back to my other job? What’s the number or Website to get hired? Thank you.

[@brettlott570]

You just MADE MY DAY when you said NOT checking backround records. I have a felony because things I did when I was young DUMB and on pain pills, But I'm ALL ABOUT WORKING HARD and providing for my family these days. I'm gonna have to look into the pipeline work. THANKS HOSS

[@bungiez9305]

Been 3 years you get it figured out?

[@marcusdanielday1]

@@bungiez9305 hopefully man

[@adamabraham417]

Where are you now bro?

[@jms2878]

@@adamabraham417worry about yourself

[@atmosphereoasis9564]

Any job that is dangerous risky or blue collar jobs will hire felons and not check background because it’s a job that is back breaking and always have layoffs and turnovers. Go ahead and take the jobs. Be careful of supervisors tho. You in the jungle on those industries

[@TheInsaneCloud]

*"If you're gonna run a background check on me, your printer better be full of paper"* Lmaoooooooo

[@jamesdickham1374]

My cousin started working in the oil industry with no experience when he was in his early/mid twenties. He makes bank. Been doing it for over 10 years. He's an drilling consultant I think. He has a twin engine he flies to work. I think he typically works 2 weeks on 2 weeks off. He was making 300 grand when he was in his early 30's.

[@user-eu1ht7tx8u]

do you need a degree for that

[@bandit_j3rry783]

@@user-eu1ht7tx8u no nothing just apply for labor hands

[@MuhammadArslan-hj4wz]

​@@user-eu1ht7tx8uI need

[@JesusSaves86AB]

I only gave the oil industry a couple years. I started as a laborer running OH crane, forklift, acid tank, sandblasting, etc. Worked my way up to an oilfield tech position and even ended up involved in some of the engineering aspects. Was one of a handful of folks able to rebuild our rotating flow control diverter assemblies being that it was in-house designed proprietary tech. First time on a rig I got 8 hours of sleep total in 5 days. I give the rig boys respect where it is due, you have to be able and willing to work hard. But no family time or holidays allowed, and most trades pay better. Oilfield is very anti-family and hit or miss.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Depends where you are, here in Australia O&G jobs get on even swings after a few years if your keen for them. Ie - 2 weeks on 2 off, month on month off etc. Not many Dads get to drop off and pick up their kids to and from school for a whole month so I'm told.

[@davidbrooks5686]

@@goodshipkaraboudjan How do you apply Homie what do you need I'm in Scotland and in dyer need of Something exciting any info would be appreciated

[@om12929]

Love it. True hard worker who DESERVES the pay. Learning new things on the job while being paid less. I wish most people understood the concept of learning new things on the job and separating yourself from the others who just wanna get a paycheck

[@adamflores5027]

î😅u😅u..edit my cat did thatx😂a🎉

[@Hunter1Lane]

Proud of you man, masters degree as an OT and your kicking my ass by 50k!!💪I travel and still hard pressed to net 75k - 85k after taxes and if I where to be paying my student loans I’d not be able to save 500 to 1k a mo. This whole country need a damn raise. Take care.

[@cameronpeterson6734]

"Get in where you fit in" That's true with any job. Some guys are made to be sitting at a desk with a computer and some guys prefer to be out in the field doing manual labor

[@JJ-bl8tp]

True!

[@yungfree4960]

🤟🏿

[@Cayoroots]

That's putting limitations, you can do whatever you put your mind to. Don't look like you fit in for the job? Then learn the shit better than anyone at the place.

[@blastedontape]

@@Cayoroots you obviously live in a fantasy land. Real world doesnt work that way. Its not what u know, its more of WHO you know. You dont need to know shit, you just gotta network with the right people.

[@OklahomaRedneck918]

blastedontape whos gonna wanna network with you if you dont know what youre talking about, what kinda backwards ass bullshit are you trying to feed this guy. Know your shit, do actual research and learn something. Dont make other people vouch for you.

[@michaelprue9024]

Man if I were younger I’d be on it in a heartbeat. I worked jobs like that in the 90s after I got out of the military. Those jobs were diesel mechanic jobs for the railroad, we repaired locomotives, performed overhauls, field mods etc under contract with GE. Best money I made back then. And yeah, you worked, hard, but everyone did and it was a blast. You left at the end of your shift feeling like you really accomplished something and like I said, the money was good. I’m in my 50s now and I’ve got a decent enough job, but I sure do miss the camaraderie that came with that type of work. You guys keep this country moving, so I appreciate ya.

[@GrindinGears526]

Just started roustabout in midland, not even a week in and I’ve already made $1500, I came to midland because of this video, so thank you sir!

[@Beau_knows]

Shroomaholic awesome man!

[@oscaro5648]

How did you find that gig?

[@GrindinGears526]

Oscar O West Texas oilfield jobs on Facebook

[@user-mo8zt6zp5d]

Hii I am fresher and can u give me a idea to go oil field

[@HellJumper11117]

Man I’ve been applying months for a damn mining or oil job haven’t heard shit it’s annoying trying to get my foot in the door and get out of stupid ass retail lucky man is there still openings?

[@zachwatson319]

If I lose my current job i’m driving to West Texas

[@LJ-xh8gx]

Zachary Watson 😂

[@princeismypitbull5432]

go work as a corrections officer for the state of texas, you can clear 4,800 a month with overtime

[@jeremysmith6642]

Find somewhere to sleep first.

[@blackcraft3465]

@@princeismypitbull5432Fuck that shitty ass job

[@SoGs4Life]

prince is my pitbull yea Giles prison in post starts at $20/hr

[@sugybooks]

Stay away from the oilfield lol I been in it for 7 or so years and it is up and down, not the place to really retire from. Get your money and get out

[@c300fiend3]

Same

[@c300fiend3]

izzy dt that’s what I did bro , there’s a lot of trades you can do , depends

[@c300fiend3]

I’m here in Cali working for a contractor as a mechanic working on pumps and compressors . Anything mechanical . We work in all the local refineries in my area which are chevron , Tesoro , Philip 66 , etc ,

[@c300fiend3]

Idk how it works in any other states or companies but here where I’m at it really helps if you get your RSO card which is the ( refinery safety overview ) class

[@cmirwin19]

I love the oilfield! Been in it for 12 years. Never been laid off. Work your ass off and they see that. I work for corporate now. Believe me they see what you are doing!

[@jwballer6]

KZbin recommended this to me when unemployment is at 30%

[@DACouture413]

And oil futures are way below profitability in America.

[@jwballer6]

DACouture looking at investing in oil at least refineries

[@juanok2775]

but the market says we are ok it must be true! brrrr

[@basmachandour7702]

And they're paying people to buy barrels of oil, it's in the negatives😂

[@marcusflippen27]

😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹

[@realityblooms]

I’m a tax accountant in the middle of the city, thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions about your career, it’s really insightful for us who have no idea.

[@graveyardkids2551]

Brother?

[@aaronharrison3582]

“Here’s how to make extra KZbin money on top of pipeline money”

[@RosaeIce]

Aaron Harrison this video isn’t monetized

[@Zoomin69]

@@RosaeIce u sure?

[@nehti277]

Zoomin yep

[@gwaaiedenshaw8310]

SAV3 ICE how can you tell? No ads?

[@Cruxweaver]

Lowkey best comment of them all right here.

[@CodyJacobCamacho]

The great Too $hort also said “Get in where you fit in”.

[@jdub5160]

Haha gettin it

[@justinhunstad]

The great too short has also made a lot of money laying pipework too

[@victoralonso7281]

He also said FUCK WORK..

[@ej832]

"I go on and on, cant understand how i last so long"

[@90til]

@@ej832 must have super powers

[@SouthernGospelMusic]

Let’s be honest: You didn’t search for this. Also, the reason why he’s filming this in his car is because it’s the only time he has when he’s not exhausted to film.

[@gezzapk]

I actually searched for oil rig jobs lol

[@trainerred6582]

I actually search for, how to work in the oil rig?

[@tjcogger1974]

I searched for it

[@trainerred6582]

I searched for it. I live near an oil rig and was wondering what they do and get $$

[@kendawgmillionaire2191]

“CMON BRUCE!” Best part hands down

[@brentmoentmann]

Yup! Mans best friend.

[@July9326]

Gets lonely doing that and being by yourself for a while. I'd get a doggo too if i did that.

[@kendawgmillionaire2191]

July 26 oh no doubt! I’d probably take my yellow lab with me lol

[@ralphjenkins6392]

God Bless this man for trying to help people.

[@sniffableandirresistble]

As a surfer here in Hawaii I couldn't agree more when you say "there are no guarantees in Pipeline" ...lol 1:10

[@quinney1141]

Boy😂😂😂😂😂

[@imout3769]

You need a roommate 👽

[@sniffableandirresistble]

@RustySolo kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGfLoHWmbK2eY6M

[@lukasfriederich2358]

Bro you fuck?

[@bombtubejamz739]

Captain

[@007lutherking]

Thanks for sharing, if only more people who are actually working shared how they got their jobs. Honest man right here.

[@unknown6192]

I’ve been roofing for 15 years this sound way easier wtf have I’ve been thinking

[@omgitsjoetime]

terry diamond II how could you roof for 15 years

[@extragroovy735]

@@omgitsjoetime what do you mean lol

[@titans360ify]

@@extragroovy735 roofing that long sounds like spinal suicide

[@armandorios6793]

I’m an electrician apprentice for clean gas company not gonna say which but this guy is right I moved out of Cali making only 700 every two weeks nah fuck that New Mexico pays me 2500 a week easy choice work 8 months take 4 months off a year 🙌🏻🙌🏻 go home for that time and enjoy my life

[@ajayh3865]

@@armandorios6793 I'm 19 going to college for electrical engineering. Basically getting an associate's degree in applied science. Hoping to become an electricians apprentice in the near future. Any tips??

[@Ice-Sik-ill]

My brother in the oil field, hard work long hours. He also has no wife and kids. Perfect for him... Me, I work on a shrimp boat out in the ocean sometimes 10 to 14 day trips, hard work aswell. Sometimes we catching great and the pay is good... "Sometimes".

[@bloatedsodium7301]

shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it.

[@Ice-Sik-ill]

GENZ hahaha, awesome reply.

[@jacob_gang]

@@bloatedsodium7301 exactly!!

[@opensmoke1831]

Heard my job was considering my termination then this video appears lol

[@RealFunFuneral976]

We just fired this guy for playing on the job.

[@no0bbbb]

@Rock Stone yup

[@kayk9891]

Did you apply for a job offshore at Bp

[@no0bbbb]

I'm a chef and this shit got to me lmao

[@JoeCubicle]

Where the heck was this video when I was 19 back in 1987?!?! This is gold-level information for young men today.

[@jtmnavy]

I watched this whole thing for some reason

[@CCC13452]

Sailor

[@dg_96_7]

Wtf you doing here bro 😂😂

[@toastghost8901]

JT really be everywhere I go

[@matthewhaddadin1777]

HAHAHAH jt your all over KZbin my boy !! You got me through the navy I was dying when I saw you commenting here PAAAAPP

[@nicktalley933]

You and I must be very similar. Because we have the exact same KZbin algorithm going on lol

[@marcoshernandeziii1309]

GOD BLESS YOU NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS

[@SandStormXII]

Yeee

[@vasive8322]

I won’t

[@Teesleazey]

🙏

[@bobcharlie6711]

Marcos Hernandez you too God Bless you

[@jeremykooi6215]

Owning a trailer lot and charging $500 per space sounds easier

[@aleksanderkeca3110]

Duh genius but less than one percent of people own land. It's not easy or cheap

[@tylerlaster3300]

That’s how wealthy people continue getting wealthier! They literally have revenue streams that they don’t have to be physically involved in at all. I can’t wait to get done with school and get my cpa knocked out. Owning rental property/property in general can make someone a lot of money

[@bobbydunnit]

Tyler Laster yeah but if you can’t physically be there then the maintenance work is even more complicated because you’re then hiring someone to do that for you, and that’s been a nightmare for a lot of people.

[@tylerlaster3300]

Bobby Dunnit true I’m sure it’s a headache paying a property manager but damn that is the easiest money you can make. Also, I doubt the lot he pays for comes with any type of maintenance.

[@ilikeboozedrugsandtacos.7822]

Land is cheap is West Texas

[@MyMurderBook]

I think people are not seeing that the largest part of the salary comes from overtime. You can get paid $18 an hour and work 80 hours a week and get paid $93,600. Living in the middle of nowhere working 7 days a week 12 hours a day is definitely one way to make $80,000 +, but if you take off a few months to rest at $30 an hour you are losing $12,000 every month so your paycheck can easily drop below $100,000 in 2.5 months of not working.

[@JohnIsaacXIV]

That's still good money for me. (I'm 22 btw)

[@Growext]

I’ve done basically exactly everything this guy has done except im in college, don’t just drive out to west Texas without thinking about it. This work is hard as hell and you’ll be puking out in the sand under the sun if you ain’t ready.

[@user3657]

but literally all you need to do is drive down and then find corporate offices or something? I am game for a few years. I am single and all I do is work anyway.

[@launius59]

matthew grow that’s the most pussy comment I’ve ever read.

[@nope6770]

@@user3657 basically. Just drive on the I-20 service road, help wanted signs everywhere

[@checklefthook8206]

@@launius59 shit he thinks regular pipeline is hard,water transfer is where men reign.💪

[@Valrax]

Zack Launius yeah because thinking about something before doing something is what pussies do

[@jorben1990]

Everywhere I’ve worked In the oilfield, there’s always a Beau.

[@Texas_Cruiser]

Lol where you at man?

[@BossModeGod]

Tf is a Baeu

[@Adventure_fuel]

Luis Cummins beau is a fop

[@kushpakk2210]

Rebirth Resurrection tf is a fop?

[@BL-cc1vm]

What's a Beau? And a Fop?

[@ilikefire0]

Difference between rich and wealthy..... this guy, rich the guy that signs his check, wealthy

[@Bryan22ER]

Marco Acosta well everyone has to start somewhere, you don’t just go from broke to wealthy. Takes money to make money

[@sk8neverdiez]

Bass ackwords

[@coachdsimpson]

Wtf are you trying to say

[@ilikefire0]

@@Bryan22ER ud be surprised...... i went from homedepot to military manufacturing from 19k a year to 100k+ a year no school just by chsnging my attitude from idk how to do it, to fake it till u make it

[@Bryan22ER]

Marco Acosta happy for you man thats good to hear, just remember that 100+k might not last forever so learn to invest and start up your own business where hopefully one day you are in a position to write a check to someone for 100k every year. It’s the beauty of our economy. Rags to riches.

[@NdEfOrYdOdKfI]

sir i just wanted to let you know you’ve really opened my eyes to a opportunity that i never knew existed i can’t thank you enough im exited i want to get into this line of work im 19 physically capable and i have nothing going on in life to keep me from this

[@canyonbutler7013]

You got a homeless man hired by sharing this info

[@jackisblack443]

Attaboy, make that money!

[@doices9786]

If my cousin (hs dropout) can get into that job, so can everyone else. He currently works at a refinery as a inspector.

[@godzilla6490]

Can I get a location or website so I can get hired too? good grief

[@tensioncap3257]

CHASE THAT BAG

[@GhostCuete369]

Canyon Butler cap

[@ericferguson4114]

A gas plant/field operator pays extremely well too. And there’s a ton of those positions around. Easy easy 100k+ in Canada.

[@akllls617]

Need experience ?

[@xx015xx]

recommend any companies?

[@tony-st8fy]

How do i get into that

[@GreasyAllstar]

tony 1661 you have to know people in Alberta who’s in the oil fields, that’s been my experience

[@ericferguson4114]

Andi Sanchez Field operator positions are much easier to get into vs a plant position. But experience definitely helps and or having a connection.

[@calidecali]

Come work in a creamery (Dairy plant) operating butter packaging machines. No college education and I'm bringing in 6k a month with OT and some days off. Plus my military compensation 1,630 a month. I'm in doors at about 70 degrees. No back breaking work at all. Sitting down or walk around with hands in my pocket lol. No college lol. I love America!!!!!!

[@dennisritchie965]

Let me work with ya buddy

[@flawdaboyswagg]

Im interested

[@MrBeckenhimself]

100k plus with no experience? Plus health benefits? Man I'm in Sweden and I'd take that and never think twice about it. God bless America.

[@bonefishgrill6382]

150k sounds good.... but no one realizes this man is only 24 years old....

[@offradar31]

Damn he aging too fast because he looks over 30

[@dip6910]

😫😫😫😫😫😂

[@TerryJulianLive]

Bullshit

[@bigpimping15]

I know you lying lmao! That Texas heat ain’t no joke!!

[@RealFunFuneral976]

We fired this guy a couple months back for fucking off while at work

[@lycosa2000]

I was a worm on a triple for a couple years. Worked up through motor man and Derrick hand. What they don’t tell you... the sorriest feeling you’ll have is when your relief doesn’t show and you have to work a double after tripping 10 thousand feet of pipe. That sinking feeling when your relief isn’t dependable and you just keep looking for that SOB’s truck and it never shows. lol

[@tradewisetv2801]

Been there! Had to work 36’s twice, me and another guy, because two reliefs didn’t show up. We swapped wells after each twelve so the company men didn’t know, lol.

[@etimani7282]

I deliver bread for a living and do ok, but I just want to say thank you for posting this video and helping people who are looking for a job. This was pretty informative, and you kept it real

[@christie4322]

Finally someone who tells the truth. Other people over exaggerate their job to make them look special. It really isn’t that bad. My husband is a welder.

[@rosaritomex4223]

I have over 100k save up and i see my family every day. I would never leave my family . U could make money but could never bring back time.

[@red_snow6701]

Daniel Rodriguez what do you do for a living? To have time with your family and make good money?

[@Bear_83]

Labor work to make 100k plus you'll spend close to or over 100 work hours to make a living.

[@rosaritomex4223]

I work for company called JD RUSH we would scan oil pipe .I also go to the oil rigs . I work for them almost 6 years but got layoff in 2016 . My parents really help me out but I would buy food every month to help them out. I currently work for a target distribution center cool money. I work 4 10s and love it . It doesn't matter what job u have u just did to manage your money. Dont have car payment buy a cheap car on craigslist .

[@red_snow6701]

Daniel Rodriguez oh damn well you ain’t lying about that but honestly good to know what someone is actually doing and also your definitely right about the car payments mannnn people be just legit leasing 2 cars knowing they only make about 2000$ a month

[@rosaritomex4223]

Yeah bro I brought a new car in 2012 a Toyota Prius its paid off now. I recently brought a 1992 ford ranger for 1000 bucks. I did all the maintenance to it. I took it to Tijuana mexico to get it painting.

[@HiddenUsername1]

Pipeline or oil field for a few years while you’re young get your exp the try to find a steamfitters/pipefitters union near you and plant roots there

[@laurynkawasaki5525]

Ryan Owens can women do it? I graduate from college in December but have no work history so it may be hard for me to find a corporate job

[@bradfordgrant5899]

Lauryn Kawasaki shoot for an internship where ever you go

[@chevy79bu]

I'm a non union millwright making $46.70 an hour with full benefits. You dont need a union...

[@tylerdipersio254]

chevy79bu but unions are good IBEW my local I top out at 48 and make 3 over scale with full benefits plus job security and have been trained the correct way

[@chevy79bu]

@@tylerdipersio254 and it's a misconception that I havent been trained correctly. I have been working as a millwright/welder for 20 years. My current company I have been with for 11 of those 20 so I would call that job security.

[@TheIgby8776]

Really dig this video, thanks for taking the time to share for some of us... I live in oil country, up in Alberta, everyone had a oil/gas job, always saw the guys bring home big cheques but I never really saw anything of the life out there! Always wanted to get out there, but never felt like I knew anyone who could help me get into the industry! Thanks a million for posting this dude, for real!

[@jonathansmith5752]

Saw this videos last night 03/23/22 and I got job offer next day 10 hours away from where I lived and packed my stuff and just went out there. Definitely recommend those Facebook pages

[@georgeceledon5630]

I’ve been trying so hard to get a chance man it has been weeks, are they still hiring ?

[@SuperZeppelin99]

I just wanna say man, you’re making money for your family back home and that’s very loyal of you! You’re a true family man and to give up what you love the most is amazing! You make me believe that there is still hope in this shithole life! You pay bills, and bring back home for more! You’re honestly what we all hope to be! Im barley halfway through the video and this man is speaking of a true working man! From one Mexican to a hard working American. I salute to you!

[@ampulsion]

Jesus Christ fills the void in my heart, he can do the same for anyone, much love

[@frankiethefrog1752]

Wouldn’t a true family man sacrifice his career and pay to be around his family more and still make a honest living to support them?

[@chauncey5962]

@@frankiethefrog1752sometimes Thts not an option. I’m from southern wv and the only good job there is coal mining. I had to leave my wife and 2 kids to keep them fed well and clothed. I’ve got an easy well paying job not doing shit making half what I could in the mines but, I’m guaranteed this position for life and will hopefully be in decent shape when I retire sometimes you’ve gotta sacrifice

[@jorgepulidovaladez9418]

You remind me a lot like myself , I’m a union carpenter also making over 100 k but like you said it’s lots of hours and few time with the family but i do it for them. Thanks for the video

[@mchaelgarcia]

I respect the hustle

[@jorgepulidovaladez9418]

Michael Garcia thank you

[@luissantana882]

Julio you will regret when they grow and don't have any love for you and no time to catch up.

[@jorgepulidovaladez9418]

Luis Santana : whose julio

[@martymcfly5064]

100k in the union is only like 50k after tax

[@CODstreamz]

No clue how this got in my recommended.. im in the Northeast 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Jmich69]

Same

[@CODstreamz]

🛢🛢🛢

[@4m4z1n-grace8]

I think our equivalent is plumbing and stonecutting.

[@sethandrade4703]

How’s the weather over there?

[@robertjones1543]

Me neither but im sure happy it did

[@edgehead13]

Skilled trades in general pays very well. The drawbacks are what pushes young kids away who doesn't like physical work. As an electrician in my mid 20's. I'm far well off than a lot of my PHD graduate friends. Working 70-80 hrs weeks are normal, sore body everyday, working with crazy co-workers, tons of guys are rough around the edges, but the benefits, pay,pension can make you live better life than others. Stay single and work like crazy for couple years then investment the cash. Many of the smarter skill trade workers have passive income more than what they make actually working in the trade.

[@redacted__]

I was a commercial electrician for 4 years. Hated the work, went back to school for cybersecurity and doubled my salary. On top of that, I don’t hate my life everyday, but to each their own.

[@RinkyRoo2021]

​@@redacted__I agree all this internet bs about trades is just that working outside is garbage and after years you start not being able to take it ......plus most office workers aren't drunk still in the morning

[@1Plebeian]

70-80 hours a day. Low family time, bad for the body. "Kids don't want to work".

[@immortalserito774]

Beau you're a good dude Thanks for the info over these past few months plus the encouragement.

[@DIYsome_]

You talk ur heart out.. good man 👍

[@Charles36.]

This was my dad when he talk me into roofing for the company he works for. Made great money .

[@scottlucky850]

I worked drilling rigs state side for a few years. No previous experience. Made about $80k the first year, started June. Best was $158k in a year. The money was great. But be prepared to work! Slow work week was 88 hours. Worst 2 shifts were 41 hours straight, slept in my truck for less than an hour, then another 19 hour shift

[@DenisHelps]

Did you have any previous work experience prior to your first year?the one you made 80k in? Thanks

[@scottlucky850]

@@DenisHelps I had experience in other fields. Was in the Navy 4 years, worked in manufacturing, auto repair. But no prior oil & gas experience

[@geddon436]

how did you not become injured with only one hour of sleep?

[@scottlucky850]

@@geddon436 nicotine & lots of caffeine

[@Rydge16]

If you’re gonna run a background check on me your printer better be full of paper. 😂

[@adamsoutdoors8342]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ernestnapper4033]

That part!!🤣

[@crossg7810]

Imagine laughing at how much of a degenerate you are to society

[@Rydge16]

Just for clarity. My comment is a quote from the video

[@nextari]

I lived in Hawaii and a construction job opened near my house in an area there was little work. I showed up once a week, every monday ready to work and got hired the 4th or 5th week. $32/hr and that was 20 years ago.

[@nickyb1499]

Nobody: KZbin: here, we recommend you watch this

[@johnnysofresh91]

Shut the Fuck up

[@jimlthor]

It's a good paying job for people that have nothing to do but complain about how broke they are. I know plenty of jobs that are available, and you can make 3k a week, but 90% always back out

[@nickyb1499]

johnnysofresh91 mad for what? Lol

[@nickyb1499]

jimlthor I didn’t say it wasn’t lmao. It’s just a random suggestion everyone’s getting from KZbin

[@MrChickenspit]

There is a reason why KZbin recomended this. It is not random.

[@frankshattuck1975]

Worked in oil field started 17 yr. old and retired 70 yr old. Most was drilling and worked in 28 countries. I did not graduate from high school'

[@santibeast3216]

Thanks for the info man really appreciate it💯

[@HenrickvanHoven]

Just a dude who loves laying pipe

[@TyTownsendFord]

Troutdog @top.comment.god

[@TyTownsendFord]

wait this isn’t instagram

[@nathanbellamy3308]

Haha

[@devynglenn7697]

W

[@reneambriz79]

You aint layn pipe unless u on a rig

[@altoids79762]

Like billy Joel once said “ can’t drive (Cadillac) with a broken back but at least he can polish the fenders”

[@taralynnhoffmann5831]

He is saying ''it's not that hard'' but it is hard for most people. I worked fly in-fly out in the oil sands for 9 years and the hardest part for most people, in my opinion, was being away from their friends and family. Your friends and family typically move on. The weather is really harsh especially in the winter and even for us in skilled trades, the work is often menial. I didn't mind that, but a lot of people did - they wanted to advance their skills and not just sit in a truck waiting for safety permits and then pulling cable in a ditch. Most people can't do it, especially people who are not cut out for physical work. The job culture is also tough up there. The money sounds amazing but when you start making it, at some point (I) started seeing certain things as being more important than big money. Namely, not having to watch my kids grow up on a computer screen. And sure, I'm a mom but I found that a lot of the dads were having very similar issues.

[@9chilidog]

You should've lead with "l'm a mom"...well, you aren't cut out for any of this.

[@suniakelepi6591]

I’ve done fracking in North Dakota 2 years ago and yes it was hard work! Good money, but it is a lonely life so remember that before you apply.

[@jordanlittle5391]

@Headwhacker ya the good boats u can make 60k in 1 months work others your out there 2 months with half the quota make on 30k lol

[@mosesestrada5168]

The guys who get “time off “ I got 4months straight without days off 7day operations “time off” yeah that’s funny

[@Tampa2wo]

Moses Estrada what happened after that 4 months

[@aomda355]

@@Tampa2wo he got time off

[@simoncurtis8016]

He's talking about the other 8 months of your year

[@mosesestrada5168]

After 4 months got off for 2 days then got back in it

[@itstherightone5179]

Moses, where did you work? What part?

[@christopherrivas4403]

Yeah isn’t it silly how schools grind COLLEGE in our brains?? They’ve done a good job removing shop/automotive/skill based classes from public schools.

[@Lemurai]

Christopher Rivas bro I’d rather have college grinded into my brain than have a job that grinds my body and soul into dust. I make more, work less and get way more time off than these guys. Chem Engineering/supervision is where it’s at if you’re going to be around jug heads 24/7. Besides you’ll live longer(that’s not a joke). No amount of money is worth sacrificing your health and mental well being , especially that line of work. It’s nothing for them to get rid of you on a whim and youre out in the cold with no money or benefits with no guarantee of getting picked up for another project. Hit the books, it’s worth the college debt.

[@christopherrivas4403]

Lemurai no where would this job be for the long haul. This is a job for young men to help build a foundation. I did something similar as a truck driver. Slaved away 5 years of team driving and had $410k. Bought a house, two used trucks, and started my own truck carrier, took online courses in a field that interests me. Young men today are worse off in terms of knowing themselves, in my opinion. 5 years of life on the road taught me a lot about myself.

[@christopherrivas4403]

Lemurai The country needs more skilled workers. The pharmaceutical industry needs you rather than a welder.

[@Lemurai]

Christopher Rivas brotha, you have no idea how good that is to hear what you’ve accomplished. I wish most of these guys had the same intentions other than wasting their lives and blowing their money on everything from cars to ex wife drama. When id go out into the field with my senior engineer we’d literally try and steal some of the younger guys back and get them into school, my boss had tons of connections around the country to get folks into school on engineering scholarships and truth be told some of these guys were brilliant we got one guy into school that was a machinist, this guy could calculate fitting tolerances off the top of his head and understood pressure and flow rates through pipes (stuff I did). Anyway my point is there’s so much wasted talent lost to these companies in the name of quick money. As far as me getting into pharmaceuticals, there’s no money in that unless you own the company, they pay these research chemists pennies in exchange for long hrs and thankless research that leads to patents they create but don’t own. In that respect you are much better off than someone with that level of education. Plus Uncle Sam is cracking down on big pharma, it won’t be here in a few yrs. anyway, keep it up man! I love to hear people succeed like yourself.

[@TJCarpentryServices]

Lemurai all of what you just said is so inaccurate😂 don’t speak on an industry you have no experience in, your a white hat who steps on the site for an hour and that’s it.

[@Shelb2moss]

I like the positive attitude and encouragement to help people work who need work. At the same time “get in where you fit in” he said which is true because the oil isn’t for everyone. It’s hard work, and the culture is super ruthless, cutthroat. The ones who are making most the good money kissed a lot of ass to be where their at few are actually very good at their job.

[@Willppyro]

Thanks like 90% of all jobs including the military it’s something you just have to put up with

[@mikehoncho6750]

The guy in the video is actually 22 years old. Working that pipeline is awesome!

[@ogulubora]

He look 40s

[@MarioMartinez-vx2ou]

Good stuff man, you seem like an honest and genuine person. I hope all is going well, take care!

[@youngralphnovac6407]

Waiting until my job is over in March and I’m going to go to school to be a welder from there I want to work on pipelines man✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽 I don’t want to die poor. Thanks for your videos brotha

[@swaylay22]

Hell yeah same here going to school for welding . I want all the money 😤

[@BlackKingBaby911]

Can people become a welder without going to college or no

[@swaylay22]

@@BlackKingBaby911 I think yes . You can get your welding certification without going to school. I have no one to teach me . That's why I'm going to school for it

[@brandonstewart1585]

Buom tut Just find your local welding company or look up someone with there welding license I’m sure they’ll have all the info you need! No college needed

[@BlackKingBaby911]

@@brandonstewart1585 okay thanks bruh

[@misterbulger]

I used to to chase pipe from west texas clear up to wyoming in my 1974 camper. But i had enough of the road. Then i got into UST installs starting my own excavation & consulting company now piping out gas stations. I like it better. No welding all poly and fiberglass stuff. Its more a game of who you know, but Im home every night. State and fire dept permits are the major hassle, also getting parts is hard sometimes. The jobs are small and slow but i run the whole thing and make all the money now. Along with a couple side gigs im gonna be doing great by this time next year. Much less stressed. Adequate sleep and food now.

[@Demiurge66]

I have a labor intensive job and only getting 2000$ a month and everyone feels bad for me, I might as well break my back doing this then what I’m currently doing but I’m looking for another job though.

[@itsehhd1382]

Ragnarok do it. I’ve worked a labor intensive job for $1,600/ month. That’s shit takes a toll.

[@josephblanchard6248]

TWDxKILL3R man as humans, we aren't meant to work like that. Otherwise our backs would heal back to normal. You only get one back in life. And once you break it, it affects everything. Trust me. I broke my back working, and it's terrible. Then I got cancer and the chemo made it brittle and even worse. I regret breaking my back everyday. And only happened because I'm a very "proud" hard worker. It was embedded in me since birth. But where did that get me? A broken back, and the people/company that I worked hard for ain't there for you now. I never missed a day of work for nothing. But got me nowhere lol.

[@finnesinhearts1606]

Ragnarok wtf I clean parking lots for 2,200 a month lol

[@ubaldo7778]

Where the hell are you guys working?? I work a valet job making $2,500 sometimes more as a valet. Part time.

[@piotrwasiewicz8871]

ubaldo7778 Valet is easily the best part time job a young healthy person could have, a consistent 10$ an hour + tips always ends up with 15-20 an hour with NO LABOR, just a few jogs here and there 👍

[@AB-si4bg]

10 jobs for every 1 guy. Life has never been so fair. Just do it. All it takes is work not complaints.

[@bigfish8280]

I'm not necessarily saying this is your situation but a lot of guys that go do this need to worry about their old ladies messing around while they're not there.

[@user-hc3tc9wh3r]

Your true love will always stay true to you no matter if you’re there or not, if they screw around then they were never the one and you should be glad they’ve shown their true colors. No need to worry, what ever happens happens

[@bodhisattvaofthedharma7176]

I am solids control for a drilling rig we work 28 days on 14 days off 100 hours a week love it

[@luisvilla799]

Dude please explain what solid controls is like plc etc or instrument tech???