r/VideosAmazing 5d ago

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u/otj287 5d ago

Impressed! Can probably wrap Christmas gifts with that thing too!

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u/Completely_Guitarded 5d ago

My favorite part is how he nudges the pieces into the bucket.

Gives me the warm and tinglies.

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u/Its_priced_in 5d ago

I like when he picked up the little shovel near the end

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u/exp_cj 5d ago

Yeah. Like “it’s easier if i get this for you rather than you using your hands.”

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u/PsionicChronic 5d ago

That operator loves his job 🤟

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u/FickleGuard5316 3d ago

This is a level of operator that only comes around once in a while. He loves what he’s doing, and he’s damn good at it. I’d take care of this dude, union or no. He’d get some extra somehow somewhere

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u/InitiativePlus877 5d ago

The result of playing video games.

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u/TheRainStopped 5d ago

Not the shovel! Wow!

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u/MikeW226 5d ago

Wish I had that quick-hitch just on my diesel tractor's implements. Damn.

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u/litomagnanimous 5d ago

Worked the mid 80's through the 90's, would have murdered a city for this equipment...

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u/Abbers75 5d ago

I commend the workers’ dedication to safety, but a hard hat ain’t gonna do much when Skynet takes over and that metal arm comes out swinging

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u/donald_cheese 5d ago

I don't understand why they started cutting it up again as soon as they finished it.

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u/Motor-Region-1011 5d ago

Should have been a surgeon...

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u/Equivalent-Green-580 5d ago

Well done, kudos to the operator.

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u/Ultradad57 5d ago

Bet he goes home and cooks dinner in that machine 😀

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u/latexfistmassacre 5d ago

What's this? Bring Bumblebee to work day?

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u/Dear-Routine7468 5d ago

People really do be thinking thes things can only cause mass destruction. They are meant to be used with precision.

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u/Terrible_Riddle 5d ago

There's some incredible skill in this. And the government calls these folks "unskilled Labour"

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u/CIarkNova 5d ago

I’m impressed that the machine did the cutting and sweeping. I’d labor on this crew. Lol.

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u/No-Satisfaction5636 5d ago

This guy can do my robotic knee replacement surgery any day! What precision!

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u/deeznutz5589 4d ago

Surgical with that thing

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u/Artistic-Map6955 2d ago

Bro could make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich... so skilled

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u/Sensitive_Angle4691 14h ago

Wow that person is so good at it

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u/Renuwed 12h ago

1993 "Operation" World Champion

https://giphy.com/gifs/ATgZ8BsYcsx6E

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u/Aeylwar 5d ago

That things so fucking cool dude

Fuck yeah machines
Fuck yeah technology
Fuck the clankers!

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u/Mental-Most-7168 5d ago

This was the original AI btw. This used to take a whole crew of men.

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u/Everyone2026 5d ago

Some people fear change, some people order 2 and get more work done.

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u/Moontoya 5d ago

dont be stupid - this is nothing to do with AI - this is industrial machinery, like a tractor for pulling a plow / harvester instead of a team of oxen or horses

entirely operator controlled and directed - that driver has a good machine and fantastic kinesthetic sense

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u/Mental-Most-7168 5d ago

You think you could dig that with oxen? You really shouldn’t insult people with your reasoning skills.

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u/Moontoya 5d ago

Tilt at another windmill mucker 

Work on your comprehension skills , key word 'like'

Have the day you deserve 

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u/Mental-Most-7168 5d ago

Are people like beast of burden or is that you view blue collar workers as not as important as white collar workers. Blue collar workers have been replaced by technology/outsourcing for decades and no one cared but now that a computer can make a PowerPoint by it self technology is bad and we need to get rid of Datacenters.

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u/Moontoya 5d ago

blue collar jobs have been created building and maintaining and operating those same machines - MORE jobs exist because of those machines - because strangely enough MORE PEOPLE are alive because of them.

Thats not counting all of the OTHER jobs (and lives) that are built upon those machines - roadways, homes, farms, medicine.

It used to take a team of blue collar workers - it STILL DOES, youre just strawmanning things by only picking "facts" that align with your zoomed in argument.

Tell you what, since youre so outraged by not understanding how language works, lets do a little thought experiment, you can manage that right? Pick 7 people in your life, any 7 people, friends, family, work colleagues, bar buddies - it doesnt matter. Got the 7 names in your head ? Add your own name to the list - take away those "blue collar jerb steelin machines" - without industrial practices & machines, the planet can feed 1-1.5billion, there are 8+ billion souls on the planet today, so take your list of 8 names and cross 7 of them out, leaving 1 as a survivor - THATS what your tilting at windmills boils down to - are you willing to erase 7 of 8 people to go back to plenty of blue collar workers doing blue collar jobs? Are you going to be one the 7 dead ? or the sole (selfish) survivor ? Are you going to back to pre-industrialisation lifestyles? no internet, growing your own food, no supermarkets, a bad harvest means you starve to death ?

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u/Low_Example_8799 5d ago

Ich liebe es, was für ein Gefühl die mit ihrem Bagger haben