New guy gets pranked by the vets 😂 #shorts

Doggface is a genuine dude. Hella chill vibes on and off line.

Is that the cranberry juice guy😂

That's the cranberry juice guy who would have known he could be a good actor

“Don’t chase it if it’s already fallin” learned that at 16 luckily it was only on a shed only about 8 feet up but my dad told me if it’s falling down don’t join it the same way

Goddammit man not the board stretcher next thing you know he's grabbin the left handed wrench

i met this dude when i lived in Tulsa, chill as hell, turns out a lot of the natives on this show were actually from Canada

Honestly. That’s a pretty decent crew. They are giving him a hard time but also taking care of him and teaching him.

Lmao always loved when dudes messed with me on new jobs. I get that your asking me to do bs that doesn’t exist, as long as I’m getting paid for it.

Damn bro came up from some juice👏🏽

Is that the juice. Fleetwood mac guy

As a electrician I def got sent for the wire stretcher before lol

This that the cranberry juice dude

What was that cloud thing? Was it a spirit? Why did he shush him? Also the name of this movie/ webseries

I'd give anything to be working with my uncles again.

You know, the first rule of construction should always be don't catch what's already falling. I wish I knew this. I was putting up storm shutters in Florida before Hurricane Ian hit, a day before the storm came. I was on a second-storey window hanging the metal, and I realised I had it on upside down and tried to unhinge it to put it back up. The screw in the wall on the bottom right ended up getting hinged; I pulled it, and it started falling. I tried with absolutely every fibre in my body to stop it falling, but the battle was lost before it started. I tried to stop it; it came swinging across like a guillotine, I had moved my hand onto the ladder to brace and smacked my left hand ring finger down the middle and completely split the first joint on that finger in half. Jesus wept. That's how you learn a hard lesson. Being an immigrant as well at the time with no insurance before a hurricane hit. wrapped it up and used Neosporin on it daily, about 2 weeks later it looked 80% new. The only thing left now is a shallow line in the middle of the finger. Bonus story: working on my ex's grandparents' spare property, working outside trying to put up a porch light, I was using a blunt blade to try and cut open some 12/2 UFB. I tried to guide the blade down the side of the ground wire and had it pinched between my finger and thumb on my left hand. lost control pulling the blade coming down and completely sliced my thumb wide open; the nail on my thumb will forever have a weird ridge/bump down the middle now. 2 amazing pieces of advice to take from this, 1. Don't catch what's already falling; call it and scream at the top of your lungs to make clear there’s going to be falling material or equipment whatever it may be. 2. ALWAYS check the quality of your tools and be mindful of their lifespan, equipment and blades. Being cheap DOES NOT pay off. Whether that be box cutter blades, OSC tool blades, angle grinders, etc.

ah yes, the "chupones de manguera" a classic

Dogface Apodoca is a real one. Believe that.

My stepbrother fell 3 stories landed on a driveway on my 21st birthday. He survived 2 years it took for him to walk. He was a roofer

I only saw the video 3 times and I recognized his vibe . Iconic.

Cranberry dude😅...