Our Hardest Job Ever: I nearly Killed one of my Employees
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Published 2021-06-26
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Workers on this job: George (long pants) & Nick (shorts).
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FAQ's:
Q: Do you worry about snakes?
A: I have never even seen a snake in 4 years on the job.
Q: Where are you located?
A: We are from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 🦘🦘🦘.
Q: Which equipment do you use?
A: We use mostly STIHL power equipment (battery and petrol) and commercial Honda self-propelled mowers.
Q: How much do the jobs cost?
A: Sorry, I prefer not to talk about costs!
Q: What happened to Nick?
A: Nick was offered a full-time position at his other job as a Political admin!
Q: Why don't you use tarps instead of cans?
A: Tarps are too difficult to move through small spaces and lift into the trailer. The same for wheelbarrows, they are only good for unloading the trailer!
Q: Why are the hot water cylinders outside?
A: I'm not really sure to be honest, maybe something to do with space & maintenance, but either way, it really is poor heat efficiency!
Q: Why are you cutting so close to your employee!
A: I'm not cutting too close to my workers, they are standing too close to where I am working! All of my workers have been told numerous times about standing too close to the tools and about the hazards involved!
Q: Why do your workers do all the lifting and carrying?
A: Basically, they are employed to carry things and I pay them well to do the job required.
Q: You work so well together, how do you do it?
A: That's the magic of editing. My workers are basically given instructions on what to do, I just edit it all out, so the videos look seam
All Comments (21)
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My dad passed away 4 years ago. Last year I finally tackled his "I am going to get to it someday' piles around his shop. It was in the front, on the side, in the back and then I moved inside his shop. I worked on it for 2 and a half months. 5 trips to the scrap metal yard later it is like it never was there. You all did a great job!!! It's always nice to see your accomplishments at the end.
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I sincerely hope you gentlemen were paid WELL for that cleanup. The transformation of that property was amazing to watch. Thank you for posting it!
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My parents have driveways like that. Absolute nightmare. What ever you guys were paid, you earned every cent and then some. Great job.
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I'm sure the views must be amazing from the property but no one could ever pay me enough to want to have to go up and down that drive in my car every day! Great job on your part.
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Great and well done job gentlemen! I can imagine the back and legs tiredness walking up and down those flights of steps and uphill to your truck! May God bless both of you with strength and wisdom and protection as you embark on each cleaning and clearing jobs!
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Omg I felt so bad for both of you going up and down that very steep driveway. Your legs had to be hurting the next day. You did excellent work. The contractor doing the renovation should have been responsible for clearing away all that debris. Great job both of you!
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My lord, what a steep incline and GREAT work ethic you guys have. I would get a sturdy golf bag carrier and strap on that trash can so you can wheel it to the truck. I made one for gardening and it saves me from carrying it. I live in Ohio. I took a washing machine to the curb and before I reached my front door some guy pulled in to take it. I said I had a dryer, fridge and stove. They all worked but I got all new. He was floored and took them all. People recycle big time around here. I put a hot water tank outside and It was gone in 10 minutes.
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people usually hire a skip to dump their bulky rubbish in. You guys are heroes for doing these kinds of jobs, and for free. This is not even what you would call gardening but rubbish removal.
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This job must’ve cost a fortune! This is REAL MEN AT WORK!!! I’m amazed and impressed! You guys are my heroes!!! 👍👍❤️❤️
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Great Jobs, Guys. Must have the stamina and some good strong legs to go up and down the slope
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I have never seen such a meticulous clean up on a job this big. Just amazing. I am amazed you both could walk after working that hard.
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You guys are worth every cent you are paid .
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I got tired even wathing it! Respect!
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This job gives new meeting to the question “how do you eat an elephant?” I had many questions watching this like, why did they not bring in a dumpster? And why didn’t you bring your truck down the driveway. But I understood the challenge it would’ve brought if you had and you would’ve if you could’ve. Amazing cleanup! I’m sore watching you work!
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The guy in the shorts is not afraid of work. He did a great job with all that carrying up the hill that he did.👍
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Mannnnn you guys know how to find these places. Well done!
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THAT WAS INCREDIBLE!!!! I used to Do this with my dad and we spent many long days doing this. Thank you for posting this, it brought back very fond memories of me and my dad. He passed in 2018, so it touched me right here in the heart.
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A thumbs up purely for the blood and guts effort you guys put in, my knees went out in sumpathy
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You two guys are worth your weight in gold, that was incredible how much stuff you two had to move let alone going up & down that steep incline..... Job well done.....
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That hill was a beast!! LOL! This work out was a great prep training to climb Mt. Everest! End result was so satisfying! A+
