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Post by Harmless elf on Jul 25, 2019 22:50:09 GMT
I think all the people who complain about having it bad have never done an intense manual labor job and that's where women do need to understand this whole they can do anything a guy does. I've never seen a woman at an intense manual labor job I've seen them at easy labor jobs like in a warehouse or something or an office but never something that's like a killer on your body. We have to show respect for men who do these kind of jobs for years
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Post by kls on Jul 25, 2019 22:54:40 GMT
I believe I'd have a very good chance of giving a man my size (not that I've ever really known any that small) a run for his money.
I have no interest in a manual labor job, but I appreciate what those who perform them endure.
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Post by Harmless elf on Jul 25, 2019 22:59:22 GMT
I believe I'd have a very good chance of giving a man my size (not that I've ever really known any that small) a run for his money. I have no interest in a manual labor job, but I appreciate what those who perform them endure. yeah it's not all about size though the fact is women can get better jobs just based off the fact that they're women and are more approachable. guys doing manual labor jobs cuz they have to, once again I think every man and woman should try an intense manual labor job just to put things into perspective. |
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Jul 29, 2019 19:10:30 GMT
I think all the people who complain about having it bad have never done an intense manual labor job and that's where women do need to understand this whole they can do anything a guy does. I've never seen a woman at an intense manual labor job I've seen them at easy labor jobs like in a warehouse or something or an office but never something that's like a killer on your body. We have to show respect for men who do these kind of jobs for years Don't worry. Soon those jobs wont even exist. Robots, my friend. Robots.
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Post by Ass_E9 on Jul 29, 2019 20:01:00 GMT
My mother.
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Post by movieliker on Jul 29, 2019 21:08:37 GMT
I think all the people who complain about having it bad have never done an intense manual labor job and that's where women do need to understand this whole they can do anything a guy does. I've never seen a woman at an intense manual labor job I've seen them at easy labor jobs like in a warehouse or something or an office but never something that's like a killer on your body. We have to show respect for men who do these kind of jobs for years That's all I have ever done. And office workers and college graduates don't understand when I say how tired, exhausted, sore and sick I am. |
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Post by Catman 猫的主人 on Jul 29, 2019 21:21:46 GMT
Worked in a steel mill one summer.
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Post by Harmless elf on Jul 29, 2019 21:44:06 GMT
I think all the people who complain about having it bad have never done an intense manual labor job and that's where women do need to understand this whole they can do anything a guy does. I've never seen a woman at an intense manual labor job I've seen them at easy labor jobs like in a warehouse or something or an office but never something that's like a killer on your body. We have to show respect for men who do these kind of jobs for years That's all I have ever done. And office workers and college graduates don't understand when I say how tired, exhausted, sore and sick I am. yeah that's why it annoys me a little bit when you see a journalist behind a computer screen talking about privilege I bet you that they never worked a manual labor job a day in their life. My biggest gripe is how slow Time goes by. I will have forever respect for people who do that for a long time. People who work in factories and plants really don't get enough respect. Instead people idolize people who make a living spending all their Time online. |
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Post by kls on Jul 29, 2019 21:45:07 GMT
That's all I have ever done. And office workers and college graduates don't understand when I say how tired, exhausted, sore and sick I am. yeah that's why it annoys me a little bit when you see a journalist behind a computer screen talking about privilege I bet you that they never worked a manual labor job a day in their life. My biggest gripe is how slow Time goes by. I will have forever respect for people who do that for a long time. People who work in factories and plants really don't get enough respect. Instead people idolize people who make a living spending all their Time online. No manual labor or spending time on line for me at work.
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Post by movieliker on Jul 29, 2019 21:58:01 GMT
That's all I have ever done. And office workers and college graduates don't understand when I say how tired, exhausted, sore and sick I am. yeah that's why it annoys me a little bit when you see a journalist behind a computer screen talking about privilege I bet you that they never worked a manual labor job a day in their life. My biggest gripe is how slow Time goes by. I will have forever respect for people who do that for a long time. People who work in factories and plants really don't get enough respect. Instead people idolize people who make a living spending all their Time online. How about people who work outside? I have worked outside all my life in New Orleans. Its hot as Hell down here in the summer. Just like it is cold up north in the winter. |
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Post by deembastille on Jul 29, 2019 22:02:16 GMT
Installing not one but two air conditioning support brackets. Four stories up.
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Post by dirtypillows on Jul 29, 2019 22:03:04 GMT
ahem... (cough, cough...)
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Post by llanwydd on Jul 29, 2019 22:05:59 GMT
I think all the people who complain about having it bad have never done an intense manual labor job and that's where women do need to understand this whole they can do anything a guy does. I've never seen a woman at an intense manual labor job I've seen them at easy labor jobs like in a warehouse or something or an office but never something that's like a killer on your body. We have to show respect for men who do these kind of jobs for years Don't worry. Soon those jobs wont even exist. Robots, my friend. Robots. That will be the point when intense labor will cease to be necessary. Everybody will be on the dole, but some people will still want to enjoy intense manual labor (including me, whether or not I still have the physical strength).
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Post by movieliker on Jul 29, 2019 22:09:09 GMT
Don't worry. Soon those jobs wont even exist. Robots, my friend. Robots. That will be the point when intense labor will cease to be necessary. Everybody will be on the dole, but some people will still want to enjoy intense manual labor (including me, whether or not I still have the physical strength). That won't happen overnight. Machines and technology have always made jobs easier. But there will still be things machines or robots can't do. |
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Post by dirtypillows on Jul 29, 2019 22:11:53 GMT
I think all the people who complain about having it bad have never done an intense manual labor job and that's where women do need to understand this whole they can do anything a guy does. I've never seen a woman at an intense manual labor job I've seen them at easy labor jobs like in a warehouse or something or an office but never something that's like a killer on your body. We have to show respect for men who do these kind of jobs for years That's all I have ever done. And office workers and college graduates don't understand when I say how tired, exhausted, sore and sick I am. My hat off to you, Sir. Because I could never do what you are doing.
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Post by koskiewicz on Jul 29, 2019 22:15:56 GMT
I was drafted into the US Army in 1969...enuff said...
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Post by movieliker on Jul 29, 2019 22:16:33 GMT
That's all I have ever done. And office workers and college graduates don't understand when I say how tired, exhausted, sore and sick I am. My hat off to you, Sir. Because I could never do what you are doing. Everybody is different. Everybody is good at different things. Being I have extreme ADHD, I can't sit still and concentrate for long periods of time. So school and office work were not a good fit. Working outside was easy and enjoyable in my teens and twenties. But in my thirties it started getting hard. And 40s and on it's all about survival. Thanks for your appreciation. Like they always say, "Its a hard job, but somebody's got to do it". |
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Post by llanwydd on Jul 29, 2019 22:20:31 GMT
That will be the point when intense labor will cease to be necessary. Everybody will be on the dole, but some people will still want to enjoy intense manual labor (including me, whether or not I still have the physical strength). That won't happen overnight. Machines and technology have always made jobs easier. But there will still be things machines or robots can't do. Of course it cannot happen overnight and almost certainly not in our lifetime. Almost. This has got to be the subject of a sci-fi novel out there somewhere.
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Post by movieliker on Jul 29, 2019 22:23:02 GMT
That won't happen overnight. Machines and technology have always made jobs easier. But there will still be things machines or robots can't do. Of course it cannot happen overnight and almost certainly not in our lifetime. Almost. This has got to be the subject of a sci-fi novel out there somewhere. Many movies and TV shows have had this topic. Most recently The Orville (TV show) and I Am Mother (movie). |
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Post by Sulla on Jul 29, 2019 22:50:17 GMT
I never did it as a career, but there were periods that would qualify. I know where you're coming from, movieliker. I'm in Florida on the same latitude as you.
For a few years in the 70s I worked at a wholesale produce company. We assembled orders and unloaded trucks much of the day. Sometimes we went to the trainyard and unloaded boxcars full of potatoes. Those boxcars are bigger than they look on tv.
In the 90s I worked for a guy who owned a concession business. During the week we delivered and retrieved concession trailers to/from festival sites (no air-conditioning in the truck). On the weekends we pushed coke tanks and hundreds of pounds of ice on hand-trucks to the beer and soda stands. I drank lots of cold water and rested in the shade.
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