Most Satisfying Videos Of Workers Doing Their Job Perfectly

"People that do their job because they love it." Shows Prisoners building a rail road.

Where is the guy messing with the truck tire?

Video speaks for itself, no commentary needed.

Hünerli elleri seyretmesi ne kadar zevkli.👍👏👏👏

The level of precision and efficiency demonstrated by these workers is awe-inspiring. They are not just performing tasks; they are setting an entirely new benchmark in their respective fields. The dedication, skill, and attention to detail they exhibit are not only commendable but also indicative of a commitment to excellence that goes beyond the ordinary. Observing such mastery in action serves as a powerful source of inspiration for those striving to push the boundaries and elevate standards in their own pursuits.

These sure know how to do their jobs like a boss.

Just because a job looks interesting or is fun to watch, it doesn't mean it's fulfilling to the worker. For example, factory, warehouse, agricultural, or construction work is just "work" for the worker no matter how cool it looks to someone who is just watching it.

I know a girl. She also does a very satisfying job! 😮

These videos are amazing! We spend hours watching them, when we should be working 😁

how do i find videos like this with no commentary XD

9:26 I like the sidewalk leveling machine, look at it, it flattens once and the sidewalk is blown away haha

But have you ever gotten the sweet satisfaction of getting a balance sheet to reconcile to the penny?

와 대단 영상 잘 봤습니다~~👍

Thanks; this was so precious and awesome to watch!. 💯💞🌺🕊10⭐

I know, right? It's like once you start watching, you just can't stop!

Repairing damaged carpet is very easy, and if your careful and neat, you can make it look basically invisible. First and foremost, any time you have new carpet laid, ask the people who put the carpet down for some left over scraps, which they always have from trimming. Just put those away in a closet, or somewhere for future use. I always try to keep one good size peace that I can role up and tie, and several smaller scrap peaces. This will work for cigarette burns, or any kind of stain, or rip. You only need a few tools, a good sharp box cutter, some small scissors, and some good gel super glue. I prefer Gorilla gel. Don't use the liquid stuff,because it will just soak through the back of the carpet, down to the floor beneath. Take the box cutter, and cut out the damaged area, all the way down to the sponge, but you want to keep the sponge in place, so the patch will be at the same level as the rest of the carpet around it Then take a peace of scrap carpet that's bigger then the hole, and use the scissors to cut it almost the same size as the hole, but just a tad larger, so to have a tight fit. Once your satisfied that the new patch fits in the hole perfectly and snug, then you want to soak the sponge and edge of the hole thoroughly with the gel super glue. Then just put the patch in place, and then find something heavy and flat, like a stack of books and let that lay on the spot for about an hour while the glue sets, and melts the carpet backing together. Now, once it's set, your patch will be slightly taller then the surrounding carpet, so just use the scissors to trim it down even with the rest. With some carpets, with the way they lay, and the grain of the carpet, your patch might look a little off, so you've got to get the new fibers of your patch, blended in with the surrounding carpet. I've found the best way to do this, is to brush the carpet in every direction with a stiff bristol brush. Now if your carpet has some wear, and staining with time, then your brand new patch will stick out and look more clean and bright then the surrounding carpet. I've found the best way to fix this is to get a little dirt and dust on your hand, or use the bottom of a shoe, get it damp, and then just rub back and forth on the patch till it blends in. Then facume the area thoroughly, and if your work was done right, you'll lose place of where the patch even was. Me and my wife were recently renting a house, and we were about to move out to our own new place. About a year earlier, we accidently had a big candle get knocked off an end table which poured a bunch of melted wax into the carpet. We were afraid our landlord would be upset about this, considering the carpet was brand new when we moved in and we didn't want her to keep the deposit. Luckily the people who laid the carpet left behind a couple big peaces, which I just threw into the closet and forgot about. I ended up cutting out a hole that was as big as a paint can lid, yet when I was done my wife couldn't even tell where the patch was. Long story short... we got our deposit back, and the landlord was none the wiser lol

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surprisingly captivating!!

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I enjoyed watching your video, it was awesome 😊