My first day they had me looking for the pipe stretchers which were next to the sky hooksπ
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reecehopkins4732Β weeks, 4Β days ago
wire stretcher, left handed crescent wrench, bucket of ohms....
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rodrigo.mendes2Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Can confirm. New tool belts are like new baseball gloves. They must be broken in.
micheal_santiago2Β weeks, 5Β days ago
If you walk onto a construction site as a new hire, and you have not been asked to get either a board stretcher, a sky hook, left handed hammer or some other fake tool. Then, they didn't care whether you were gonna make it or not. That one little haze finds out whether or not you're gonna be able to hang out with the rest of them and enjoy your day because nobody wants someone and you're going to bring the whole team down, especially when you're all there. On a hundred degree days, new york's into the roof splitting your a**
melanie.campbell2Β weeks, 3Β days ago
It's always nice when you see a big brother helping out a little brother. People's number one issue...they forget where they came from.
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ayushman.chaudry2Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Such a good show. Ended perfectly
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nicholas_smith2Β weeks, 5Β days ago
No nail guns
helena_novais2Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Actually a very real life clip. A brand new tool belt or shiny hammer is def gonna get you ribbed a bit. lol. Itβs all clean fun on the job site. I used to hate being on those damn sites. And now I cherish the time and some of my greatest memories are on them. Iβm a very proud carpenter and so damn thankful to all the ones who helped me or taught me
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hans-heinrich.segebahn2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Yes, I remember going for a board stretcher 50 years ago. :)
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rolando_zayas2Β weeks, 3Β days ago
god i love reservation dogs this whole show is a gold mine
natashabeasley8902Β weeks, 3Β days ago
Honestly pretty tame. The level of ball busting I have witnessed on some crews is insane.
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bertrand_charpentier2Β weeks, 3Β days ago
light hazing is how you weed out the week and keep the strong/ working class
One very tame haze, the rest is nothing but advise and help. W crew.
They only messsed with him once. They seem really nice
That was his best friendβs dad. It was their first time seeing each other since his son/ best friend committed suicide the year before.
My dad says there are 2 types of roofers: the ones that just got out of jail, and the ones that are on the way there.
Aging that toolbelt hits deep. That shit is for real.
My first day they had me looking for the pipe stretchers which were next to the sky hooksπ
wire stretcher, left handed crescent wrench, bucket of ohms....
Can confirm. New tool belts are like new baseball gloves. They must be broken in.
If you walk onto a construction site as a new hire, and you have not been asked to get either a board stretcher, a sky hook, left handed hammer or some other fake tool. Then, they didn't care whether you were gonna make it or not. That one little haze finds out whether or not you're gonna be able to hang out with the rest of them and enjoy your day because nobody wants someone and you're going to bring the whole team down, especially when you're all there. On a hundred degree days, new york's into the roof splitting your a**
It's always nice when you see a big brother helping out a little brother. People's number one issue...they forget where they came from.
Such a good show. Ended perfectly
No nail guns
Actually a very real life clip. A brand new tool belt or shiny hammer is def gonna get you ribbed a bit. lol. Itβs all clean fun on the job site. I used to hate being on those damn sites. And now I cherish the time and some of my greatest memories are on them. Iβm a very proud carpenter and so damn thankful to all the ones who helped me or taught me
Yes, I remember going for a board stretcher 50 years ago. :)
god i love reservation dogs this whole show is a gold mine
Honestly pretty tame. The level of ball busting I have witnessed on some crews is insane.
light hazing is how you weed out the week and keep the strong/ working class
Once you're already doing it for a while though, it feels great to bring a shiny new tool to work
π€π€π€great show
This how i feel with my grandpa to this day, and im 24 alr