Fastest Workers In The World

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[rocco]

Thanks for letting us watch the process without talking. It really adds to the satisfaction. Great video as always.

[shaw]

I am also the fastest worker in class when the teacher is collecting HW..

[dazuk]

NEVER let your boss know you can work like that.

[Muhammad-sxwr]

It's not only about random movements but it's all about efficiency. The guy making the crepes is just making a bunch of random movements also.

[galacticunicorn]

These people are amazing! Even if they don’t work at this speed all the time, it’s still amazing that they can do it. The rice planters especially blew me away.

[casr]

22:16 The current world record for the fastest pit stop in F1 history is held by Red Bull Racing, with a 1.82 second stop performed at the 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix on Max Verstappen. If an F1 pit crew took 4 seconds for their pit stop sth. would've gone wrong along the way. A regular pit stop in F1 takes about 2.5 seconds.

[elkelewtschuk]

I was smiling through this entire video. When the rice planters came along, I was chuckling. I'm sure it's hard, backbreaking work by the end of the day, but those men gave teamwork a whole new meaning, never breaking stride. Respect to all in this video.

[honorafox]

The example at 12:00 is another reason I swear that all employers should allow some type of music be played or listened to when it can be done safely. Humans are greatly attuned to work in rythm with music or rythmic drumming or chanting, its just the way we are. Music also releases endorphins and other chemicals in the brain that can actually turn off certain signals like those that cause pain or fatigue and boost others like happiness or have calming effects.
I know whwn I waa working in a manufacturing setting terminating the ends of wire bundles for lighting fixtures (sometimes bundles of 500 or more) and I had the right music on my mp3 player and got into my groove the senior supervisor would get angry because I could severely outpace her.
Another thought about working more efficiently to music, with me personally I've always been the type to OVERTHINK my work. When I would listen to my favorite music and just get into my grove its like the muscle memory would kick in much better.

[inwakualpha]

The "yeast of his concern" joke got me rolling on the floor😂😂😂😂😂

[eastfrisianguy]

15:00 speaks German, and the camera guy jokingly says "Do you have to cut the bread at home too or does the wife do it?" and he's like, "The wife!"

[VixxieVamp]

11:17 I love how the guy with the scythe stopped for a second to give the weed whacked guy a chance to catch up but he was too far behind so he just kept going

[sajnapv]

Imagine ordering a sandwich and see that the sandwich reached your table before you 🤣

[jade]

12:00 I was having a vibe to this and my brother asked what I was listening to and I showed him this and he called me a weirdo😂

[Foreignst]

Something about Scythes and how you use them and how they look to how well they do their job is a sight to behold. Scythes are my favorite tools to ever exist, irl and in games.

[kseverens]

If Domino's would actually put that much topping on it, i might actually order pizzas from them again xD

[DanceySteveYNWA]

8:53 every male on the planet has this specific technique and speed mastered, I promise you that.

[NickAndriadze]

If this video has taught me anything, it's the fact that...
*Working Harder<Working Smarter<Working F A S T E R !*
Though all three are needed equally as much, and one can't be without another.

[tiffanybenefield]

I've worked 2 jobs that has a company wide competition for who can make the most biscuits & best by company standards. It gets crazy fierce.

[saphiro]

When I worked at Walmart, I was ALWAYS put on picking after the truck unloads, because I had the fastest trigger finger in the store. One time, I had a section of store(Department #7, Toys), that had about 1, 750 items to pick out of… I cleared that section in almost 5 minutes flat. Average time for most picking for a department with that many picks: 20 minutes.

[eltoro]

13:10 There is no substitute for jaw-dropping backbreaking human labour.