THE REALITY OF BEING A MAN

[NibberKSmooth]

They work less and do less paid jobs yet still demand more money 😂😂😂😂

[johnrichmond]

Look at their faces, utter disbelief. Feminism has convinced them they are victims.

[Tamar-szox]

I’m a wife, a mother, professional - a modern women . I’m giving thanks to all the men who do the work, Give them a blessing and all the strength they need, God bless 🙏

[YNWA]

I can hear the wind whistling through all their ears.

[renegado]

Hey girls, before you say it: only fans is not a real job!! 😂😂😂😂

[James-Campbell]

Have you ever seen a group of female road workers laying tarmac on a me neither 😂😂😂

[ardyalokakusuma]

For me as man is always risky being jobless rather than risky doing dangerous job

[doublepromo]

One of my friends that I’ve known almost 50 years, he did about 15 years in prison. He learned welding while he was in, when he got out, he got as a Maritime welder. He always did overtime, usually worked weekends. All of those years he worked, he probably made more than $200, 000 a year. He went wherever the work was, so he traveled from state to state, although he bought himself a big house in North Carolina. Other than the house and his passion for restoring cars and motorcycles, he banked all of his dough. He retired when he was 51 years old, now he’s just kicking back and relaxing enjoying retirement with his wife. Maritime welding is one of the most dangerous jobs, due to crash injuries. He suffered injuries the years that he worked, but he never stopped working.

[ObservationofLimits]

Tell you what. Being a garbage man is good money.

[adriannieves]

EXACTLY. Everything he just described in a nutshell is why it is the way it is, it’s not because of gender this or that; it’s cause guess who’s doing all that dirty work and hard labor jobs and possibly life risking jobs, MEN. That’s why they get paid what they do, it’s much EARNED pay. 💯%💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾 And you know it’s true; all those jobs like Masonry, Carpentry, Framing, Drywall, Landscaping, Plumbing, HVAC, Construction, Oil Rigs, High Voltage Electrician, dock workers, fishermen, Irrigation, Sewage, Garbage/ waste disposal, firefighting, roofing, welding, mechanic, logging, commercial divers, mining, iron and rebar reinforcement, steelworkers, fitness trainer, manufactured building and mobile home installation, hand laborers and material movers, etc. Almost Always these are Men dominating in these kinds of jobs. So again, it’s Much Earned and Deserved Pay for back breaking labor.

[jujubean]

Women have no clue how easy that have it. A month in our shoes, and they’d be curled up in a fetal position crying. We men carry the worlds burdens.

[hamedmohammadalipour]

And I'm feeling every single word of that everyday

[shannondriver]

I love it when he's speaking undeniable facts it's super quiet

[loriannbendit]

I love my blue collar man ! I thank God for him everyday

[mikezerker]

He may as well be speaking to a room full of stuffed animals! 😂

[TheStickinator]

Fact ✔️ true.. I was a commercial plumber for 20 years. Now my body is busted up and I can't do the same big bucks job. Took a $40k a year pay cut. 😢

[jaredweiman]

Worked in refineries doing contract work (hydroblasting, rigging, total safety etc). My grandfather ran a Shell refinery for more than a decade. Left me quite a big egg nest. I'm done working and I'm not even 40. As soon as I realized that working myself to death under the hot Texas and Louisiana sun for 12 hours a day didn't put me closer to a family, I went ahead and got a townhome for myself. I wake up when I want to. I go to bed when I want, and most importantly, I spend my days how I want to spend them.

[ardentdfender]

Facts 💯!

I work in a extremely hazardous field as and their are no women when I go visit the plant sites and have to also do work under Lockout Tagout. There aren’t even any women ever hired at my company for my job. If they were women, they would quit in under 90 days.

[HighWorthyMan]

I agree. That’s a point that very few people are willing to talk about.

[dontnewyorkmyflorida]

I'm a service electrician and I don't really enjoy climbing in attics or digging ditches or climbing under houses or mobile homes just to run power for people that are ungrateful, i spend the majority of my time outside, in the heat, there are no women in the field, they are all doing office jobs inside for the company, stop the equality bs or come work like men do