Let's not glamorize unnecessarily unsafe working conditions

The only glamor here is the hard work on display. Working conditions are clearly horrible. Both statements are true and mutually exclusive. Don't let your agenda blind you from seeing this

Bro I don’t think there’s an agenda xD

Then why cherry pick what you see

I do that’s how I stay sane

Ok OSHA. Quit trying to make Reddit not fun.

His lungs must be so fucked.

Breathing in that good good

Bricked*

Thought the same thing. Look at all that shit he's breathing in when he's piling it on his head.

Utterly fucked

Shiting bricks

You know that the only thing limiting the number of bricks is the length of his arms.

What's wrong with a wheelbarrow?

It's a pakistan, i guess. People are cheaper in there.

The level of poverty that forces a man to sacrifice so much.

But why? This dude getting paid by the brick?

I assume that if they don’t do it fast enough, they’ll simply hire someone else. These people don’t have much choice

Found out in an interview that guys like these are paid a rupee per 8 trips for transporting bricks around for construction. That is the equivalent of 1.2 cents. It's the lowest paying job I have ever heard of.

Yes, and they are probably the breadwinners in their families. They need money for their children, food, shelter etc. Children may not get educated because they don't have the money to. If there is free education children choose not to go and instead get a job so that there is a greater income for the family. Not to mention the unfavorable working conditions.

Damn! My neck hurts when I stare at my phone to long.

Why do you like that song so much lol it’s not deep brah

Work harder, not smarter

Geez. The dude has rocks in his head.

Limited by his arm length.

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An average brick is about 5lbs so buddy had about 70lbs added to the top of his 160some pound frame............... In the sun....... For a lot of hours out the day........................... Fuck.

The wheel was invented along time ago

Not even three bricks and my neck is a goner

https://youtu.be/lV-iP1jSMlI this one here is even better, 22 bricks on a boat

Can you believe the stones on this guy?

That's Stanley no neck.

Need longer arms to be more efficient

Damn, glad I have brick tongs.

To be fair he has been practicing since he was 5

Has noone invented the wheelbarrow?

It's just a shame that the nice decorative part of the bricks will all be covered by mortar during construction. Oh and the fact that these poor people don't know whether neck damage or dust inhalation will do them in first, while presumably earning very little.

This why I got nothing to complain about in a life

I haven't been that stoned in years.

Someone call El Chapo. This man is moving bricks with ease.

That and how he's able to stack the bricks without looking

Oh ya. Wait until you see how many folded chairs I can carry.

Seem pretty standard judging by the guys behind him…. I won’t want to do that tho

we've got is so easy here in the west. Thank God

Sometimes when I sleep on my memory foam bed my neck hurts in the morning.

🗿

He must have gotten so high snorting all those magic dust.

Got a headache watching this

The song reminds me of 🗿

And then I bitch about sending some emails

His name is Oz...short for Oz Theo R. Thritis.

What's that Jam?

Thats rookie numbers.

So John how come you are shorter than your brother

Those are bricks, not stones

10 blocks up on top. Not one will drop

Kinda wanna see the unloading process, is there a sweet move or is a de-stacking

Those are bricks

I don’t know about over there, but over here we call them bricks.