IM FROM BRAZIL .... VERY NICE

You obviously never cooked soap.

@@horeageorgian7766 I have not

@horeageorgian7766 It is surprising to imply that you have knowledge in and familiarity with the scent of "cooked soap."

@@SomeBuddy777 Well I use soap so...

@@SomeBuddy777 well, I have. Being raised in communist Romania where even soap was not avaible in the stores, my parents were forced to cook soap. You laughing about the expression "cooked soap" shows you have no idea how soap is made. You think it is harvested from trees?

They remain there. When the stack is gone they are dead and new workers make soap of their bodies.

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They double jump

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They turn the fly mode man, haven't u experienced yet?

Yes

You do know this type of soap are made in places were automation is as expensive as bribing politicians?

You think "old-fashioned" soap weren't subject to that as well? At least these were made from olive oil, most soaps before industrial manufacturing were made from lard...

There were signs in Turkish, then the packaging had Turkish on it. I find it ironic that Turks know what soap is.

@@chechnyahave you ever heard of Turkish baths?

Non sense? Its all organized to the core. To let soap dry in the air

Dude, they are stacked that way to cure the soap. What godforsaken land did you came from to think that soap made in the hot process cures fast?

Perhaps you could own such a factory as theirs and share your insights and encouragements with the skilled laborers.

@@SomeBuddy777 The thing is, those are everything but skilled workers. We usually dont call workers skilled after a half hour explanation of what they have to do. I also have not to own such a factory, as where I live that would be a recipy for bankrupcy. Here soap is produced industrially, not in a primitive manuafacturial form.

@horeageorgian7766 All that being said, Sir, speak to them on their level of production. A skilled laborer is one who is skilled in their level of knowledge and experience required to do their given task. To imply that they have neither, and blatantly insult that they have no brain, does not reflect a positive light in your direction. Sir, you have no way to know anything outside of what the video shows. Giving the job to one individual instead of 2 or 8, perhaps requiring the acquisition of tools and equipment they do not own, could raise the price of their product. Which is a handmade soap, produced for generations manually. There is a pride in such which is not easily appreciated outside of the culture.

@@SomeBuddy777 Can it be you are a woman? It is typical for them not having a clue but imagining how things work and believing their imagination is how the world indeed works. (Well, it is typical for dumbs too.) It is the very thing you do. You have never worked in HR or anything having to do with worforce or worforce education. Exact denominations exist for the different levels of skilling. You know, denomination as with clearly definition, as the world works based on clear communication. Not definitions you invent. In English the workers in the video are calles semi-skilled and are a different thing than skilled workers. This denominations don't really show the difference for the unknowing. Other industrial nations use more clear denominations, that show how this workers are very different from skilled ones. E.g. in German Facharbeiter or ausgebildeter Arbeiter vs. angelernter Arbeiter. The first two (and I dont go into the difference) are workers with skills, that means they own the skills necessary to do works in a specific domain by working out by themselves the procedures (exactly based on the skills they learned by schooling, therefore the word ausgebildet, meaning educated (and qualified)) needed to get the product. An angelernter worker is an instructed worker. He can only follow instructions and that it is.