Yes,there's a rumor that they hired some indian dude carry the next rocket to mars,he can pile several of them on top of his head.

Hahahaha

Click bait extraordinaire

right

@@randommaniac245 don't forget the chinese bloke who can apparently according to xi carry twice as many and can light them with his farts 😉

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It got you to click on it though. 😁

yeah sure, nasa has such sense of reality: the "scientist" Francis Crick, the Nobelprize winning father of modern genetics, was under the influence of LSD when he first deduced the double helix structure of DNA nearly 50 years ago, he died in 2004

Of course they don't. They spend too much time doing their video editing to fake their videos... lol

This isn’t laborers you are watching. These are experts in there trade.

Welcome to the real world of construction. Crippled me.

honestly this is how allot of the industry is, and i was gonna go into carpentry but something seemed a bit off when the guy i was working for had me bring a 300 pound wheel barrow up a 12 foot long 2 by 10 that flexed a foot and a half in the middle as i went up, given it was 4 feet up but still i didnt feel like it was safe. was told to leave cuz i was slacking and that pushed me away from carpentry all together.

For Sure...

Ahh yes shock. shock how dumb we are

Why do you think NASA has to hire SpaceX or the Russians to fly them to space. Not the brightest nowadays.

@@inisipisTV Because of budget cuts you genius, shows what you know

Necessity is the mother of invention

Видос за месяц набрал больше 7.5 лямов просмотров !!! Да тут вообще похуй на содержание! Главное - удачный заголовок! Я вот тоже повёлся. Хоть и посмотрел всего 30 секунд, но просмотр засчитан и владелец канала получит ахуенные бабки!!!

The workers are impressive, the narration was absolutely banal.

Exact, Do they consider the Nasa as god ?

nah bruh, its just rocket science

who invented it?

and yet this video has 10+ million views and has generated approx 250K in ad revenue for the creator.

@@PH_INFO_101 And your point? Ancient Babylonians didn't have YT but they were the originators the water screw. An invention that had been in use for few thousand years before this "creator" was born or there were dollar's. The only thing this "YT creator" could claim credit for is making ,video. On someone else's platform/programming ,on cameras using sound equipment that someone else invented and developed. God bless him for figuring out a way to make a buck on another person's innovation. As,well for having sense enough to wait until the original manufacturer was a few thousands years dead before stepping on him work. That's the way to avoiding the law suits and trademark cases. But that doesn't nullify the facts that this item was in uses for thousands of years; before there was YT for the "creator" to make a video about it without giving credit to the inventor.

@@dogzebra2708 I think you may have missed my point. I was actually giving praise to the YT Creator for being able to generate the massive views and revenue by re-packaging something that has been around for years.

NASA Not sure how he made that styrofoam hat

The only thing that could make these tasks more unsafe. Would be a dumba** standing around with a clip board and a hard hat giving advice about nothing he or she knows anything about.

Yes, it was fast, but it was done incorrectly. Too many nails and not spaced per manufacturer design.

He did ok. All his nails are under the ice and water shield. Which is rubber with an adhesive. Then he puts a shingle on top of that. Ice and water sheild is made to seal around any nails that are driven through it. Also he didnt leave any exposed nails at the bottom. It wont leak. Although it couldve been done better. I wouldnt use a nail gun around a boot.

Really? Putting shingles on a roof by hammer and nails is ten times more time consuming. Been there done that

@@Blood_Boltz I use to do contracting. Most shingles have a 20 year warranty. In case of a failure, if the shingles are not nailed per mfg requirement, they will not warranty them. So if the roof fails, it comes back on the contractor and not the shingle mfg. Two of the most common reasons for failure are nails to close and driven too deep. A proper dept of a nail is making contact, but not pressing into it. If the shingle is split by the nail or around the nail head because it was to deep, it needs to be replaced, even if it's getting covered up. Adjusters look for these things when a warranty claim is made. and they do take them apart to find failures. Too many nails per shingle is an outright denial.

Hahaha