'MY FIRST FEW JOBS: PART 2' Tales Of Mere Existence

What it was like for me to work in a factory.

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[MrHansu]

Please feel like it, i really love these.

[BearsFansTalk]

My first job experience post college was something very similar, night shift and all. The transition from working jobs with kids who all knew (or believed) that this was just a stepping stone to working with adults whose lives seem permanent and miserable to you at that age is very unsettling

[missinchoate]

coming back to these videos i remembered how much these animations made me reflect about my life and problems a lot in high school 8 years ago

[Yamezzzz]

I still can't work out why I value these videos so much. The level of joy I feel when I see you upload a new video should not be like this really. Somebody I don't know and never will know, talking about their life yet after learning and watching so much, somehow I feel like I know this person, that I'm friends with Levni, despite him having no clue that I exist. Like some kind of one way bond. Things like this really make me think. 7 billion people and each with a life as intricate as the next. I don't know what to see you as Lev, I suppose that is how you would define a fan. It's all just bizarre to me, sitting in my flat in Northern Ireland, UK thinking about this so much. I have to say that I can't confirm sobriety right now, alors that may be the case.. Thanks.

[lessons_in_tanya]

as someone who is currently eighteen and fucking terrified of the outside world these videos tend to help a lot

[memoryhero]

"There are an infinite number of ways that everything can go wrong." Just jam that on my tombstone. Next to the pepperoni.

[Zero_Ninety]

I've done many jobs like that, soul destroying doesn't even begin to describe it.

[alexleal]

Today I had a horrible day at work. Just hearing this makes me feel alright. Thanks man.

[major]

That's funny. The cartoonist, John Callahan, had a similar job experience before he was paralyzed. He worked rotating day, swing, and graveyard shifts at an aluminum smelting plant in Oregon. He said that the weird hours and the demonic heat were unreal, but it also paid top industrial wages. He did that for two years.

[Dantick]

Everything can indeed go wrong, which is why it is so great when once in a blue moon something goes right

[Postcinct]

Hope you're having a good day, Lev.

[SkorpyoTFC]

Fuel system armatures are the internal portion of an automotive electrical fuel pump. It's basically the exact same as an electric motor you'd find in any other appliance. Each wire section on the outside is an isolated electromagnet that powers up in time to oppose the magnetic field of a pair of fixed magnets placed on the outside shell of the pump. Put power to it, and the opposing magnetic fields cause it to spin. The pump part is usually a separate set of vanes run by the armature that suck up and pressurize the gasoline the pump is surrounded by in the gas tank of a car.

[hcmotherster]

There are very few Youtube channels that I consistently watch. I never get excited when someone posts-except when you do Lev. You don't know me (and really, how well do I know you), but thank you for all your videos. I have watched every single one. You are very talented and very relatable. Keep up the great work!

[animefreek]

I'd be down for some more of these :)

[matiastoatv]

I know you had fun designing the hallucinations, they're great. my favourite is the slinky-tube thing

[goatface]

Another bit about working nights is that it gets lonely, everyone is asleep while you are awake and vice versa. At least you can sometimes get coworkers. I worked the desk at a hotel, it was always just me unless I was training someone.

[dryzalizer]

I had very similar experiences working at a factory as a summer job at around the same age as you Lev, thanks for capturing it perfectly.

[Tarrabyte]

Lev, you always make me smile when I watch your videos. You should do something on your favorite hobbies! I'd love to know what you're into!

[Sippy_Sips]

Always a pleasure to watch and listen thanks for sharing your experiences.

If ever you wanted the mistique of the item ruined, it's part of a fuel pump.

[nintendolunchbox]

I love these stories the best. My favorite video is still the first one I watched. It was a tales of mere existence where you talked about your school days.