This Pakistani welder creativity is insanely amazing.

[Dopamine]

I am from Pakistan living in Australia, WTF $1M this poor guy is earning?😂😂 This job he would probably do it for $8-10 $1M a month?😂😂

[lappy]

The narrator's nonsense about $1M payment is an unwanted distraction to this craftsman's skill!

[PlumbDumbStories]

Dudes whole village won’t earn a million dollars… who narrates this silliness?

[ramdas]

Millionaire battery recycler can’t afford safety boots, gloves, mask and face shield😢😢

[philipdupont]

This is fantastic. And very environmental friendly.

[ericscrutchins]

I love the Pakistani skill in all of their aspects in the automotive industry and metal fabrication industry but some of the work they do is so hazardous, many of them will develop cancer because of the toxic conditions that they have deal with every day God bless them all they're very industrious people 👍🏾

[sherwoodmorrow]

These people are totally awesome give me these people so much more important than anybody that has any kind of authority

[Aurangzeb]

Forget how much he makes.just look at his work.
My salute to these people of India and Pakistan.

[abidfarooqui-sla]

I do not think you meant $1M (USD). It is probably PKR 1M which is around $3600 which is very good money in Pakistan for a welder

[iloshwdgac]

Remember, those are lead acid batteries. If you do this, please use a mask and gloves. Safety sandles are optional.

[AMir-hho]

Good job pakistani people hard work in poor condition ❤

[जयहिंद-डछ]

Pakistan needs a good and strong leadership. Pakistan can develop a lot. All leaders are thieves. People there are hardworking and skilled.

[trevorsmith]

His work shop looks like a millionaires shop

[michaelx]

1 million a month? Youd think he could afford some steel toe sandles to work in.

[falconbattle_systems]

This is awesome. This is what we need here. People doing this and bring battery's back to the market or sell them back to customers from their shop.

[tashfeen]

He mentioned 1m to draw engagement in comments. And i guess it's working well

[EdwinLopez-qdmd]

I had a cousin in Puerto Rico, from the 40s. All the way up to the 70s. He was rebuilding batteries. He never went to the school for it once upon a time way before this person.If you make millions though

[harborareatech]

1 million dollars a month?!?! I am in the wrong business

[viostrun]

He doesn't buy the cheapest batteries 😂. He pulls them for free from the dumps

[fernandodelrio]

It’s sad he will die young breathing and touching sulfuric acid.
But I admire his work ethic and dedication to feed his family.