10. Railroad conductor $54,000-104,000 9. Crab Fisherman $200,000 after experience 8. Building Inspector $68,000-117,000 7. Egg Donor $14,000 per cycle; $140,000 a year 6. Anesthesiologist $294,811 national average, up to $500,000 a year 5. Write for federal government $95,000- $123,000 4. Longshoreman $98,000 average; $120,000 with union, managers get up to $300,000, all free healthcare 3. Mine operator- underground $150,000- $165,000 2. City employee $143,000- $300,000 1. Firefighter $110,000- $300,000 Just saved you 7:51. You're welcome.
NuclearWinter2110 yea but most of the time they are just sitting around. But yea i guess they deserve it since they're the ones who get sued more often.
Yes, I agree. Even a family physician which requires less schooling than anesthesiologists make over 6 figures. Doctors in general make a lot of money, its not surprising at all.
I'm 12 and i'm already worried about my future Edit: I’m 16 now, and know exactly what I want to be! I want to be an architect or an orthopedic technician. Don’t really care about how much I make, as long as I like it. I just realized it LOL
It only gets worse and unlike school where you mess up and can redo it in the summer to get back on track you can’t redo life, you just keep getting more and more destitute.
actually i myself lived with someone who sold narcos and xanax, That person had enough to take care of 5 kids and2 to 3 adults. . She only had a couple of clients to lol.
True New York and California cost living is higher then the US average. If you factor in living expenses and taxes it does not see as luxurious as people think.
10)railroad conducter 9)crab fisherman 8) building inspector 7)egg donor 6) anesthesiologist 5)writer/editor for the federal government 4)longshore man 3)mine operator (underground) 2)city employees 1)fire fighter Ah hem your welcome
What? You have to maintain the patients homeostasis at exact levels for hours at a time through various chemical injections based on a huge number of factors. And if you leave the extremely tight tolerance bands for even a second you don't get paid for that entire job.
Also Stripper. Not even joking, you can make 6 figures, off the book, without any education. And if you work at a city club, you don't even need to be good at it.
I rarely comment on RUclips videos, but this bugged me - fire DO NOT start at 120k a year! My husband is a fireman and without any overtime he would make maybe 56,000 and this is in Los Angeles. They have to work a decent amount of overtime to make 6 figures which means they don't have the cushy schedule like you mentioned. Also, for those saying their retirement benefits are too much, why don't you rush into a burning building, or pull bodies out of a horrendous car wreck, or save lives. Seriously, it's a strenuous job, mentally and physically, not too many can or would want to do it. Also, FACT you do not have to be a paramedic. You have to be an EMT, which is different. Makes me question all the numbers on the other jobs mentioned!
Natalia Simmons Great comment. Except for the job specific details, Police Officer is a similar job. Typically starting around 55k, but taking home upwards of 100k because of overtime.
manofausagain nah. I’m a union trucker. Daycab, not long haul. I don’t work weekends unless I choose to and only work holidays if I want that sexy triple time. I do work long days, but my wife works nights and sleeps all day anyway, so it doesn’t matter. I start anywhere from 0300-0500 and work 10-14 hours a day. Average is 56 hour weeks. Make good money thanks to the overtime and I get free healthcare. Just takes some grunt work for a few years to get to this spot.
Lol! Well there are other strategies that don't necessarily involve giving up your entire social life, although it may require majoring in a lucrative field. I made some videos about how this
gulu 123 look for jobs as a deckhand in cali or anywhere on the west coast really. Don't come to Alaska. Work a little over a month as a deckhand and make $40,000 on a decent year as long as you know how to be a deckhand. I learned pretty much everything I needed to know in a few weeks at age 14.
Ladco77 Eh. Life doesn't really care how much effort you put into stuff. It's just supply and demand and that type of thing, but that isn't very much up to you.
Correct. It's up to you to put your effort where it will do you the most good. Putting effort where it does no good won't get you to success, and likewise, not putting in any effort won't get you anywhere.
Yeah I thought this video would actually go into datail about the "grunt" part way more. What training do I need? How long does it take to get licensure? How many years will I be a grunt until I actually make the good salary. This video answered very little. And why was the anesthesiologist even on here. I would think most of us watching already know about doctor and surgeon positions being highly paid. Very disappointed.
Joe Soap Longshoremen used to be Harder back in the day but now the hardest Part is Shoveling if u get it..But The HARD JOBS You only work Half the shift and you are done..So not so bad..
There's nothing wrong with hard work. There is however something wrong with "work your way up for years being poor". Companies will naturally need more people in lower positions than higher up positions so your chances of working your to a 6 figure position in these types of jobs are small.
Number 11: Bartending. Easily make $90k working 4-5 days a week at a good bar in a city. Go in a 4pm, get out at 2am, have your mornings and afternoons off. Listen to poor people tell you to get a real job.
A word of warning to aspiring firefighters, you will be expected to respond to every call whether you are fully rested, in the middle of a nap or going on 48 hours with no sleep. A large number of those calls will be false alarms, too.
Webberjo They only work like 3 days a week and most of that time "working" is goofing off and playing cards and jokes on each other. Its a cushy high paying bullshit government job.
Chu Kim as in life it all depends on location. I believe there is places where the above is true and the pay is higher. What you mentioned sounds like what you would view bored firefighters do on youtube which might have already gave you a cognitive bias.
I’m a Firefighter in the 4th Largest City (Houston) and I will NEVER come close to making $300k a year even if I were to work my way up to Chief over a 35yr career. This list is a joke
I found that one strange too. My father was the assistant chief of Orlando and then the chief of another smaller city in Florida called Eatonville. He had great pay and benefits but never exceeded 200k in salary.
Rising Yes, anywhere from $50,000-$100,000 a year. Keep in mind a full-blown Anesthesiologist makes an average of $400,000 a year after residency. Additionally, just like other physicians and surgeons, anesthesiologist is a very socially, intellectually, and personally rewarding career. My grandfather was an anesthesiologist, and he loved his job to death.
Anesthesiologists go through some of the most intense med school and residency programs out there next to cardiologist surgeons. Not to mention its incredibly meticulous and if you dont get it wrong your patient could still get seriously hurt by anesthetics..
Ricardo you freaking imbecile. even getting into med school requires most people to sit on their ass and study for MCATs for a year. but let's say that you have an IQ of 200, and you just breezed through 8 years of university education along with 4 years of residency and the board exams, final exams, oral exams, mid-terms, practical exams, written exams, centralized exams, theses and articles, state exams, etc. In the mean time, paying over 100 000 USD for this education. now you are an Anesthesiologist, who has to watch over surgeries that take hours. you gotta interfere and resuscitate the patient if anything goes wrong, your eyes must be on the screen (that shows SpO2 and HR/BP) the entire time. My point is, it takes a lot more than 8 years, it takes 12 years at best, and the notion that afterwards you get an "easy life", shows WHAT A CLUELESS FUCKINGGGG MORON you are.
Mir Far lol he probably thinks just because you make money it's easy. I worked in the hospital as a teenager. I wasn't anything special but I observed the doctors and they told me how tough school was and some regretted becoming a doctor and we're stressed and some loved it. Most didn't like their job and working there at a young age made me realize how you really have to choose your career wisley. Making a lot of money but not being happy sucks!
we study anesthisistiology as part of paramidics school here and not as part of med school i was going to go through it just to come and score a job in the us but apparatly I can't do that so fuck :/
JM Sobrevilla I dont, thats too much tax money. If a school has about 1600 students there may be 250-400 including custodians. Plus we have to pay bus drivers, bus companies, custodians, sports teams and other things. teachers also work about 180 days out of 365 in a year. The average 5 day a week guy may work 250 days. Plus getting tenure and other benefits as a teacher is great.
JM Sobrevilla yea they dont get paid as much as they should, but they also have 3 months off in the summer, get lost of breaks when the students get breaks. We alsi pay them with our taxes soooo.....
But imagine the sacrifices, investment (time and money), and/or opportunity cost of these jobs. Find a balance between good pay, satisfaction, and other factors like safety, comfort, effects on your body, etc
I am sending 10,000 crabs to destroy all fishing boats so no more sea creatures can suffer the horrible death that John McCrabster the Great General had went through
Angelich White Not sure if your aware, but most city jobs in the first responder category such as fireman, are tremendously political in terms of landing the job of your choice. You are applying for a job where you are trying to enter into a very small group of bonded individuals who count on each other with their lives. It’s not like you can just go to the fire academy and just be a fireman. Job availability tends to scarce for this reason. There is a lot of discrimination in certain areas regarding race and etc. If you land a job as a fireman in the location you desire, you’ve just won the lottery. Lol
ur right miller,,,,people are chasing money blindly ,a few days ago and 20s boy doing shit experiment for shitty youtube views received a bullet through picking a book in front of his chest by his girlfriend ,apparently he was checking that a bullet which shot from a machine gun which travels 3 football fields in second ,would pass a paper book or not,,,what the the heck how crazy are the people to get money and fame just in a blink of an eye,,,
Iam Vikk we got to realize that we cant just blame schools, yeah they might be important, but thats more up to you and your parents. Your parents should explain you that part and unfortunately many parents dont spend too much time with their kid, so this is why this happens. A simple google search can give you all the info on physics,math,etc we just dont choose to search for whatever the reason is.
You guys forgot power line worker, lineman, one of the most in demand jobs in America and every time the wind blows you’re on double time, most journeyman bring in 150-200k and some up to 250k depending on how many storms you work 🤷♀️
That's basically everywhere. If they are not getting straight up paid legally they are taking bribes. Governments are basically Mafia's that can't be arrested because they are the law.
Anonymous Killer Destroyer Money does have diminishing returns though. Once you're past $70,000, some studies have shown that happiness does not increase by much. Once you're earning 6 figures, you generally don't have any real money problems ever.
A note on the Longshoreman job- my step father is a longshoreman. The only time he does any major physical work is if he is helping to load luggage for cruise ships. That's just due to his particular job, which is simply to move containers to where they need to be, with a machine of course. Longshoreman can experience really uneven work days, but they tend to steady out as you gain seniority within the company you work for. For example, before my step father gained 10 year seniority, he was once on the job for a total of 72 hours. At his specific pier, they allow 2 hour breaks every so often. Still, even with seniority, expect long work days. The job can be dangerous if you're not careful, chances are you'll be manning industrial vehicles that are very big and very expensive, not to mention whatever is in the containers themselves. With certain cargo ships, you may have to load some pretty expensive cars to be shipped to other places. My stepfather claims he had driven a BMW i8,and a very small handful or Porsches. Funny enough, you can get a kind of decent enough visual on how the job works in the GTA 5 mission where you have to impersonate a longshoreman.
I got a few realistic ones for you : 1 : Go live in a country where life is cheap like Thailand and teach English online 2 : PHP developer, you can learn in less than 6 months and bank a lot 3 : work in hospitality on cruise ships, you don't pay food and rent for 6 months and cash-in everything 4 : If you're good looking you can work for a professional escort agency. Not talking about legal prostitution here.. There actually are services for business class lonely people who need to show up at a event/meeting/wedding with a company. 5 : freelance personal trainer, specially if you train groups 6 : IT maintenance for company, most times you do routine checkups (nothing in other words) update their machines their servers.. good luck
@@mustafaallawi5721 I've done 3 and 5 before and now I teach online earning enough to live a comfortable life in the west except I live in a country where I spend Less than 500$ a month. Meaning I can save at least 3/4 of my salary.. It's not impossible to make money just keep trying different things and once you found something that works for you go 1000% in it
Here's a good one, Expediter. You can drive your personal vehicle, making LTL (less than truckload) deliveries for a freight broker. I myself worked all year long at McDonalds, saving up money to buy a cargo van that can haul up to 2500lbs. BUT I didn't know until after that I could have used the minivan I used to drive before I got my work van. Some of the loads I took did in fact go up to 2500lbs but then I would get a few runs that were only a couple of small boxes. I make about $1900 to $2100 every two weeks. I'll never have to work at McDonalds ever again. But I spend a great deal of time away from home. I basically live in my van and going out to eat gets expensive. But the trade off money wise is worth it. If you DO decide to go this route, save every single fuel receipt from when you fuel up while working, otherwise it will look like you made more money than you actually did when you file taxes. I spend about $300 to $350 a week on fuel. You will get a straight $25/day deduction for food, wither you eat or not. You could probably save in taxes if you don't eat as much. I purchased a coleman single burner stove and started cooking meals in my van to save money. Also if you buy food and fuel at a gas station, keep your food purchases separate from your fuel purchase. Put all your fuel receipts and any receipt from buying tools or paying for vehicle repairs in a folder to show the tax preparer at the end of the year. Download an app on your smartphone that keeps track of your miles. That's important too. Apparently individual states will want you to pay taxes if you just even drive thru their state. My job sends me all the way to Detroit MI to Dayton, OH to even Nebraska. I've actually seen the bridge going into Canada. I got excited about the idea of finally getting to travel outside the US and applied for my passport! If the tax part frightens you, just let the tax guy worry about it. You just save your receipts and log your miles. If you want to start doing LTL runs, you could probably get away with using your car but go for a work van eventually, it doesn't require a CDL and you can drive without having your own authority. Also the newer your vehicle is, the better it looks when you go to a freight broker for work. My van is a 2004, Ford E-150. I feel lucky that my company puts my van to work, especially sice now it has over 300k miles. But I feel better now that I have enough money to buy a replacement vehicle in case my van cluncks out. But I try to stretch out the use of my van. I've learned quite a bit about vehicle repair from watching youtube videos.
Me too. I've already got homeless guy, white sushi chef,Mexican dish washer, and hipster cafe emloyee. I'm keeping them in the packages so they will be worth more one day.
But Google sounds scary... (Searched my name up and there was a photo where I was sleeping in my bed. The photo looked like it was outside of my window.)
Firefighters do NOT make $300,000 a year! Longshoreman do NOT make 6 figures! State employees (even in Santa Monica) do NOT make 6 figures! lmao where did these numbers even come from. Sources?
The video said firefighters make over $100K and in New York you have to wait 5 years. To make $300K you need to be a chief. Everyone knows that's almost impossible.
Yeah there's no way firefighters make that much is all I'm saying. Same with State employees. That's more than some doctors and lawyers! lmao. idk where this guy's sources are but I'm pretty sure he made up all these numbers
Railroad industry isn't dying, It is actually thriving, Just because people don't ride on them anymore doesn't mean it's "dying" it's still one of the best ways to deliver goods. This just bothers me so much because I din't think you would make such a stupid mistake, also it probably would have ranked higher.
You're right. I work for a class 1 railroad. We're busy as ever. All people have to do is look at the yearly profits for class 1 railroads. They're all in the billions. Also, the "average salary" for a conductor is misleading. You can work as much as you want to, and basically make as much as you want to. So for a single man with no kids and a willingness to be gone from home often, he can make 6 figures no problem.
As a career firefighter/medic this is nowhere close to the national average. It's literally an incredibly under appreciated and underpaid job most of us do it because it's extremely rewarding definitely not for the money. These numbers come from like one or two departments, just look at Houston and the horrible pay those guys get for working in one of the biggest and largest fds in the country not to mention the city screwing the guys pension. More research for sure should have been done
MischievousMoo Firefighters don't just get paid because of fires, they do a lot more than you think. In fact in my town there is about a fire every other month. So if they just got paid off fires they would make nothing depending on where you live.
iirc firefighers' job is more like an emergency utility squad, so anytime someone or their property is in danger (car crash, natural disaster, chemical leakage from factory etc.) it's their job to do the rescue.
melancholy you didn't have to point out that he didn't have to point it out. As a matter of fact you do have to do anything. But that's pretty much all of life. You don't even have to breath, but it's helpful if you want to live.
won't sugested it, it seems it highly increase chances for cancer or other stuff, it has been at least a year since I read about it but that shitload of hormones ends out taking its toll (and it's sad they didn't mention it)
Just rename the video to '10 Surprisingly High Paying Jobs IN THE US', nr 1 - firefighters will not earn you 1000$/month in 95% of the world's countries
I have a couple of friends in Canada, 2 brothers started their own welding business mostly building parts for Oil and Gas. And they make a great living. One of them has his own truck and will go for a few months a year and do plant shut downs and some pipeline work, and makes huge money. He's away from home a lot while doing this. His apprentice is this Hot lil number I used to date. And even she would make 8G's a month. Plus 145$ tax free a day for living allowance.. Ya I heard those underwater welder's make amazing money. Just the 25% mortality rate I heard of is a touch sketchy.
I work as a full time college math professor at a two year school. In addition to health benefits, I get $50,000 per year. This may not seem like much, given my education. Even so, I get 19 weeks of a vacation a year when I count fall break, winter break, spring break and 14 weeks of summer vacation. Time is far more valuable than money, and we always have money for travel.
Another one that pays pretty good is warehousing and forklift operator. I make about $5 per hour over the average salary for the area I'm in for driving a forklift.
Well, they were specifically mentioning 6-figure salaries, so imma do the math on that: To get a 6-figure salary, even at the $30 rate Gail above me mentioned, you'd have to work over 64 hours per week just to break the $100,000 mark. So either five 13-hour days, or six 11-hour days, 52 weeks a year (unless you get paid holidays, of course, then maybe 48 weeks per year). Even with said holidays, that's just under 3100 hours per year, nigh on 8.5 hours per day, every day. More than 1/3 of your life. That said, if you're happy with $50k per year, you could work three 12-hour shifts, or five 7-hour shifts per week and still live comfortably, which is better than what a lot of people get.
Peace be to you! This is VERY interesting! I think many of these jobs should be SERIOUSLY considered by today's young people who may not feel that they are cut out for college.
Michael Kelly not even that. I promise you if we didn't have college there would be so much more benefits to a society if we weren't under the pressure of going to college into debt to get that job you dreamed of. College intelligence can come over your life spand as you need it. Not all in 4 years to be sent out for 1 job you wanted when you were 16. To be fair.
Can guarantee you theres no time for that in an Engineering program. Step into a college before passing judgements. Often find these arguments are made by someone who never developed the level of critical thinking required to not believe every word of infowars. Corporations don't give a fuck about your degree anymore.. it's more about personal growth and development. Being able to entertain the point of views of others without accepting them fully yourself is the sign of a wise man. You seem to sure of yourself dive, if you ever want to grow as a person you need to realize that maybe you're wrong.
Michael Kelly Engineering has not been corrupted like most fields. It is not representative of most people's college experience. Typically it is more like Dive Dodge described.
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Justin's RCs Ummm NO The Railroad Industry will NEVER EVER DIE..U NEED TRAINS AND YOU NEED CARGO AND YOU NEED LONGSHOREMEN AND u need All of these jobs..
Farquharson lol I see trains all the time. Living in upstate New York. It's mostly coal from Wyoming valley Pennsylvania traveling through, crude oil tankers and automobiles from NY/NJ coastal ports. Also Amtrak passenger trains are active almost everyday taking passengers to Canada and adirondacks from lower NY state. So yes trains are still active what are you talking about.
They really should take location into consideration here!! Like 100k a year in a major city like NewYork will probably go about as far as 50-60k a year in in a mid-western place like Utah!
What a difference, here in Chile a miner barely makes between 12k to 20k a year. And Firefighters are volunteers, no pay, no insurance, and when they are in route to an emergency, fire trucks even have to stop and pay at tolls.
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10. Railroad conductor $54,000-104,000
9. Crab Fisherman $200,000 after experience
8. Building Inspector $68,000-117,000
7. Egg Donor $14,000 per cycle; $140,000 a year
6. Anesthesiologist $294,811 national average, up to $500,000 a year
5. Write for federal government $95,000- $123,000
4. Longshoreman $98,000 average; $120,000 with union, managers get up to $300,000, all free healthcare
3. Mine operator- underground $150,000- $165,000
2. City employee $143,000- $300,000
1. Firefighter $110,000- $300,000
Just saved you 7:51. You're welcome.
Sugar Shane Thanks.. I appreciate your help and it was really good of you to do it.
Thanks.
Sugar Shane thx
Need more people like this angle on this planet
Timmy Huynh why are you being so obtuse?
1. Gold digger
In europe that won't work, only in 'murica
Take a tour in Zurich nightlife scene - you'll be shocked!
The ladies there deserves golden shovels for their techniques.
@sebastian.... those are the same things
Mrpogi 20 easiest
Definitely! 😂
kid: i wanna be a police man a astronaut a firefighter a soccer player. 18 years later: i want to have enough money to eat today
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
thomas sanders reference lol
Sad but fact 😂
thomas Sanders 😉
firefighters can make alot of money dude
The sad part is that none of these give me any inspiration to go to work everyday.
How about not starving there's your inspiration. And not being 2 paychecks away from homelessness lol
That’s a u problem lil homie just know closer mouths don’t get fed
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😂😂APART from the egg donor! 😂
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If money was easy to earn it wouldn't be worth it, right?
I thought that breaking desks is a high paying job...
It is. But it's you paying them
it is, if you do that as a youtube niche, and perhaps stream and patreon it as well :D lol.
Jon Robin San Diego IT IS HERE IN SAN DIEGO 😂
Unfortunately Alex from David Dobriks vlogs goes unpaid, offering his services for free.
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How is anesthesiologist a "surprisingly" high paying job? There's nothing at all surprising about it.
It's surprising how high it is.
Frederick Nunez because they are not the ones actually doing the surgery
NuclearWinter2110 yea but most of the time they are just sitting around. But yea i guess they deserve it since they're the ones who get sued more often.
Yes, I agree. Even a family physician which requires less schooling than anesthesiologists make over 6 figures. Doctors in general make a lot of money, its not surprising at all.
It's high because they have to pay large sum money for liability insurance because they are frequently sued
I'm 12 and i'm already worried about my future
Edit: I’m 16 now, and know exactly what I want to be! I want to be an architect or an orthopedic technician. Don’t really care about how much I make, as long as I like it. I just realized it LOL
ItzSabina ---- Don't worry now; this us the time to enjoy your life. You have plenty of time to grow up yet.
You need to just go enjoy life little man. You have another 80+ years to be concerned about things
It only gets worse and unlike school where you mess up and can redo it in the summer to get back on track you can’t redo life, you just keep getting more and more destitute.
Zach Miller She's a female lmao
Same, 15. 🤢
Teacher- What do you want to be when you grow up?
Other kids: a doctor! A vet! A scientist!
Me- I want to be a crab fisher.
Mercury Draws ya mee tooo
Mercury Draws 😂
Mercury Draws how do you apply for that job ????
I think become crab fisher in other countries will get low paying jobs .
Lobster fisher and then if you catch crabs you can use em as bait that’s what I àm gonna be
10 - Rail Conductor 0:30
09 - Crab Fishermen 1:03
08 - Building Inspector 1:48
07 - Egg Donor 2:19
06 - Anesthesiologists 2:48
05 - Write for the Federal Government 3:45
04 - Longshoreman 4:22
03 - Mine Operator - Underground 5:19
02 - City Employees 5:56
01 - Firefighter 6:44
Bank robbery is a close 11
cool
@@praytherosaryeveryday2709 but there us a chance you get shot or YOU rot in a prison cell for the rest of your life or both
@@darkwarlord2851 r/woosh or are you joking too??
@@rexdevil3771 lol
Number 11, contract killer
Number 12, drug dealer
Maximillio Stephenson They gots to be surprising
Maximillio Stephenson because it's a surprise that you'll make a lot of money selling cocaine
Number 14, pornstar
actually i myself lived with someone who sold narcos and xanax, That person had enough to take care of 5 kids and2 to 3 adults. . She only had a couple of clients to lol.
Pretty sure contract killer is not nearly paid as well as you imagine.
"Suprisingly high paying jobs"
"Be a doctor."
MrMudkep neurology doctor
MrMudkep dentist
MrMudkep yeah lol nothing surprising about doctors make tons of cash
MrMudkep being a doctor isnt that easy dude if you kill someone by accident you can be sued for a lot of money
Humble Cosmas yeah and malpractice insurance is expensive as shit I hear
#1: Asking for a small loan of a million dollars
Google Chrome well if google chrome says so. You know it’s an option.
@MACx2363 3 billion plus debt & multiple bankruptcy 😂🤫
Giselle Benitez you’re ignorant lol
Giselle Benitez are you a dumbass 😂😂😂😂😂👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
WavyyShotzz Some people don’t understand sarcasm and think they’re smarter than sarcastic people
You cant compare california salaries to other cities almost everything is more expensive in California so the salaries are higher
Ravocado 💯
Ravocado you just killed my dreams 😭 lol
Ravocado Honey have you been to New york?
New York is more expensive and salary wages are lower
True New York and California cost living is higher then the US average. If you factor in living expenses and taxes it does not see as luxurious as people think.
10)railroad conducter
9)crab fisherman
8) building inspector
7)egg donor
6) anesthesiologist
5)writer/editor for the federal government
4)longshore man
3)mine operator (underground)
2)city employees
1)fire fighter
Ah hem your welcome
Eoghan Curtis thanks
Eoghan Curtis thank you
boring shite
Thank you for saving 8 minutes of my life
Thanks
Beware that cost of living ratio...
Mike Ock thats why im not going to L.A.
1. Marry a billionaire
Goodluck with that.
Marry trump and when he divorces you to marry a younger wamen sue him
That's always been the philosophy
1. Know a billionare
2. Mary that billionare
3. Don't divorce... EVER!!!
Matthew Walker Yeah, unfortunately that's true 😒
The most suprisingly high paying job is just sitting down playing games 0.0
RedyGamer youtube right?
dont forget sitting down COMPETING PROFESSIONALLY by playing games
Esports
RedyGamer Its called
RUclips GAMING
If I'm funny and scream at a computer screen over a game. Maybe I'll make 5 million a year
2:49 Not sure why a job that requires a doctorate being high paying is "surprising"
It's surprising because it seems like a low effort job.
jwardbass exactly
If you screw up the dosage you could leave a patient brain dead or dead, or they will feel pain during surgery
you're not paid for effort, you're paid to know a lot as a physician
What? You have to maintain the patients homeostasis at exact levels for hours at a time through various chemical injections based on a huge number of factors. And if you leave the extremely tight tolerance bands for even a second you don't get paid for that entire job.
Also Stripper.
Not even joking, you can make 6 figures, off the book, without any education. And if you work at a city club, you don't even need to be good at it.
Crazelord91 Depends on the location
SuperKawaiiLulu and time of year and how good you look
Crazelord91 how does that work
Crazelord91 Yep Easily..
Does that also go for male strippers? lol
I rarely comment on RUclips videos, but this bugged me - fire DO NOT start at 120k a year! My husband is a fireman and without any overtime he would make maybe 56,000 and this is in Los Angeles. They have to work a decent amount of overtime to make 6 figures which means they don't have the cushy schedule like you mentioned. Also, for those saying their retirement benefits are too much, why don't you rush into a burning building, or pull bodies out of a horrendous car wreck, or save lives. Seriously, it's a strenuous job, mentally and physically, not too many can or would want to do it. Also, FACT you do not have to be a paramedic. You have to be an EMT, which is different. Makes me question all the numbers on the other jobs mentioned!
Natalia Simmons Great comment. Except for the job specific details, Police Officer is a similar job. Typically starting around 55k, but taking home upwards of 100k because of overtime.
Natalia Simmons my dad is a nurse I think people who help such as firefighters and paramedics should get paid more ;-;
Penny thekittycat Shouldn't everybody? I don't understand your point tbh
Brem Curt not everybody. People who work at mcdonalds and chose not to work hard for their education should not get paid lots.
Natalia Simmons chill out
10- railroad conductor
9 - crab fisherman
8 - building inspector
7 - egg donor
6 - anaesthesiologist
5 - write for the federal government
4 - longshoreman
3 - mine operator (underground)
2 - city employees (farmers market manager/ head librarian etc)
1 - firefighter
They dident say city employees they said farmers market manager only
I believe only the commissioner at the fire department can reach 300k.
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Basically give up your family weekends and work nightshifts and public holidays.
manofausagain nah. I’m a union trucker. Daycab, not long haul. I don’t work weekends unless I choose to and only work holidays if I want that sexy triple time. I do work long days, but my wife works nights and sleeps all day anyway, so it doesn’t matter. I start anywhere from 0300-0500 and work 10-14 hours a day. Average is 56 hour weeks.
Make good money thanks to the overtime and I get free healthcare. Just takes some grunt work for a few years to get to this spot.
What is that number of 0300-0500? Is that a day,per haul or a week?
Matt Harris start time. Should have specified. We run off a 24 hour clock, hence it is 3am-5am. I normally start at 4am.
Lol! Well there are other strategies that don't necessarily involve giving up your entire social life, although it may require majoring in a lucrative field. I made some videos about how this
That's what I already do and I'm just in retail
aye I am changing career to crabbing
gulu 123 look for jobs as a deckhand in cali or anywhere on the west coast really. Don't come to Alaska. Work a little over a month as a deckhand and make $40,000 on a decent year as long as you know how to be a deckhand. I learned pretty much everything I needed to know in a few weeks at age 14.
gulu 123 because they get payed by tax
I am
Ay. I am changing too. Anyone interest in joining and create a group?
gulu 123 you don't get paid that much money a year fishing crabs, or else everyone would be doing it.
every grunt: you have to work your way up and wont see your family much
every grat: you get money
There is no elevator to the top. You have to take the stairs.
Ladco77
Eh.
Life doesn't really care how much effort you put into stuff.
It's just supply and demand and that type of thing, but that isn't very much up to you.
Correct. It's up to you to put your effort where it will do you the most good. Putting effort where it does no good won't get you to success, and likewise, not putting in any effort won't get you anywhere.
Yeah I thought this video would actually go into datail about the "grunt" part way more. What training do I need? How long does it take to get licensure? How many years will I be a grunt until I actually make the good salary. This video answered very little. And why was the anesthesiologist even on here. I would think most of us watching already know about doctor and surgeon positions being highly paid. Very disappointed.
Oscar Armstrong yep
Surprise. Surprise...
Hard work is what I hear in all of them...
Joe Soap sorry that you thought you could earn 300k sitting and watching RUclips.
RUclips reaction channel :v
Joe Soap Longshoremen used to be Harder back in the day but now the hardest Part is Shoveling if u get it..But The HARD JOBS You only work Half the shift and you are done..So not so bad..
There's nothing wrong with hard work. There is however something wrong with "work your way up for years being poor". Companies will naturally need more people in lower positions than higher up positions so your chances of working your to a 6 figure position in these types of jobs are small.
Martin o
Number 11: Bartending. Easily make $90k working 4-5 days a week at a good bar in a city. Go in a 4pm, get out at 2am, have your mornings and afternoons off. Listen to poor people tell you to get a real job.
Stripper too
@@ohyeahyeah2698 you're selling your very own body and dignity tho, so that doesn't count.
@@sctm81 isn't that kinda like the egg thing too though
Seems like a typo on Building inspector, showing as "Crab Fisherman"
XSectors There's others too
I saw that!
I don't see anything?
If you look at his pinned comment or description it says he had to hurry to upload on schedule so messed up the text
Chris Lasekan You're blind then. Look at 0:51
Would love to see "10 surprisingly high paying jobs that don't require a degree"
Longshoreman
Even every egg doner add I've seen required the women to have a 4 year degree
Get a cdl I'm a car hauler i gross 100-125k a year
@AkoiChild commerical drivers license
@@jesuschrist2616 do you just drive across the country dropping off cars, and do you live on the go or get time to stay in your city
A word of warning to aspiring firefighters, you will be expected to respond to every call whether you are fully rested, in the middle of a nap or going on 48 hours with no sleep. A large number of those calls will be false alarms, too.
Webberjo They only work like 3 days a week and most of that time "working" is goofing off and playing cards and jokes on each other. Its a cushy high paying bullshit government job.
Chu Kim as in life it all depends on location. I believe there is places where the above is true and the pay is higher. What you mentioned sounds like what you would view bored firefighters do on youtube which might have already gave you a cognitive bias.
Sounds like being an anesthesiologist, except there's no false alarms
I’m a Firefighter in the 4th Largest City (Houston) and I will NEVER come close to making $300k a year even if I were to work my way up to Chief over a 35yr career. This list is a joke
I found that one strange too. My father was the assistant chief of Orlando and then the chief of another smaller city in Florida called Eatonville. He had great pay and benefits but never exceeded 200k in salary.
My dad was an anesthesiologist... They do make a ton but the school is majority of your life..
@@Rhinoiron do u get paid in residency?
Rising Yes, anywhere from $50,000-$100,000 a year.
Keep in mind a full-blown Anesthesiologist makes an average of $400,000 a year after residency.
Additionally, just like other physicians and surgeons, anesthesiologist is a very socially, intellectually, and personally rewarding career. My grandfather was an anesthesiologist, and he loved his job to death.
Anesthesiologists go through some of the most intense med school and residency programs out there next to cardiologist surgeons. Not to mention its incredibly meticulous and if you dont get it wrong your patient could still get seriously hurt by anesthetics..
Not really stress is the reason why a surprisingly high amount of doctors and surgeons commit suicide
Ricardo you freaking imbecile. even getting into med school requires most people to sit on their ass and study for MCATs for a year. but let's say that you have an IQ of 200, and you just breezed through 8 years of university education along with 4 years of residency and the board exams, final exams, oral exams, mid-terms, practical exams, written exams, centralized exams, theses and articles, state exams, etc. In the mean time, paying over 100 000 USD for this education.
now you are an Anesthesiologist, who has to watch over surgeries that take hours. you gotta interfere and resuscitate the patient if anything goes wrong, your eyes must be on the screen (that shows SpO2 and HR/BP) the entire time.
My point is, it takes a lot more than 8 years, it takes 12 years at best, and the notion that afterwards you get an "easy life", shows WHAT A CLUELESS FUCKINGGGG MORON you are.
Mir Far lol he probably thinks just because you make money it's easy. I worked in the hospital as a teenager. I wasn't anything special but I observed the doctors and they told me how tough school was and some regretted becoming a doctor and we're stressed and some loved it. Most didn't like their job and working there at a young age made me realize how you really have to choose your career wisley. Making a lot of money but not being happy sucks!
we study anesthisistiology as part of paramidics school here and not as part of med school i was going to go through it just to come and score a job in the us but apparatly I can't do that so fuck :/
Mir Far chill my man, you sound like a pissed of doctor.
I wish educaters and teachers were paid more
JM Sobrevilla I dont, thats too much tax money. If a school has about 1600 students there may be 250-400 including custodians. Plus we have to pay bus drivers, bus companies, custodians, sports teams and other things. teachers also work about 180 days out of 365 in a year. The average 5 day a week guy may work 250 days. Plus getting tenure and other benefits as a teacher is great.
Don't let them fool you. They are getting paid.
JM Sobrevilla yea they dont get paid as much as they should, but they also have 3 months off in the summer, get lost of breaks when the students get breaks. We alsi pay them with our taxes soooo.....
I think colleges are too expensive already, especially with how lazy a lot of the professors are. They don't deserve more money.
Trash men too
But imagine the sacrifices, investment (time and money), and/or opportunity cost of these jobs. Find a balance between good pay, satisfaction, and other factors like safety, comfort, effects on your body, etc
I made 26k as a firefighter
yo momma My brothers friend 23 years old was making 300k. 200k in overtime working in LA
yo momma i made 500k 200k ot
tyrone
where you at tyrone?
yo momma may I ask where at? the town I live my firefighters make 6 figures
Josh G fuck no i'm not telling you then your just going to flood the job
You forgot pimping
It ain't easy...
DeHart Family 😹😹
+DeHart Family mayne...
Bitch!! Where's my $
DeHart Family you took the words right out of my mouth. Lol
Being a Runescape gf
Lmao
Lol
Buying runescim 15k
T H I C C are you in bottled??????
Dragon Claws for sale 😂
Someone told me when I was little, that firefighters didn't get paid
Hoss Ironvein many firefighters at full time paid departments make very little (Detroit for example)
Angel Lawless 50k a year to work 4 days a week and put out maybe a few fires a year, not bad
IDK WHY I LAUGHED
@ftp19911 so what else do they do besides fire and medic⁉️
We don’t
How dare number 9 be legal
I've lost 6 crabs to fishermen already and I'm not about to lose more
King Crab lol
I was halfway to posting a very confused comment before I got it, 👌
I am sending 10,000 crabs to destroy all fishing boats so no more sea creatures can suffer the horrible death that John McCrabster the Great
General had went through
don't forget Mr. Krabs
Time to be a firefighter
Angelich White Not sure if your aware, but most city jobs in the first responder category such as fireman, are tremendously political in terms of landing the job of your choice. You are applying for a job where you are trying to enter into a very small group of bonded individuals who count on each other with their lives. It’s not like you can just go to the fire academy and just be a fireman. Job availability tends to scarce for this reason. There is a lot of discrimination in certain areas regarding race and etc. If you land a job as a fireman in the location you desire, you’ve just won the lottery. Lol
If your cool with risking your life for shit pay and no benefits go for it
ur right miller,,,,people are chasing money blindly ,a few days ago and 20s boy doing shit experiment for shitty youtube views received a bullet through picking a book in front of his chest by his girlfriend ,apparently he was checking that a bullet which shot from a machine gun which travels 3 football fields in second ,would pass a paper book or not,,,what the the heck how crazy are the people to get money and fame just in a blink of an eye,,,
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It's really hard to land that gig. I know about a half dozen that have tried. None succeeded.
At 2:08 it says crab fisherman instead of building inspector
Aleksis Natunen and a cloud is over the man's arm
Aleksis Natunen XD
Aleksis Natunen What the hell, Infographics can you explain. who is responsible for this?
Cleax17 everyone is doing mistakes and the comments are here to show them how to improve the video and make them flawless (sorry for my bad English)
Tadeo There is nothing bad about your english
Unless you got a family member that’s a longshoreman, forget about that one for sure. -a guy in LA.
keepinitsk8a why
swo togo you won’t get in unless you know somebody.
swo togo he’s right, longshoremen jobs are impossible to land unless you have family who is already in
keepsitinsk8a because absolutely nobody will quit that job.
Or buy an application got myself in with a cost of 80k
And how much of these things do you learn in school?
*NONE*
Iam Vikk true
Iam Vikk we got to realize that we cant just blame schools, yeah they might be important, but thats more up to you and your parents. Your parents should explain you that part and unfortunately many parents dont spend too much time with their kid, so this is why this happens. A simple google search can give you all the info on physics,math,etc we just dont choose to search for whatever the reason is.
Not true! You learn how to use a checklist in school! 😂
Not to be rude or anything, but you can't really expect your local public school to teach courses in anesthesiology and crab fishing...
I do 6 figures and use a lot of what I learned in school, at least physics, math, electricity, mechanical, I work in automotive industry
damn that donor is thicc
TheTikox ya she thicc af
fat
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TheTikox T H I C C
TheTikox no she’s fat
How many ppl that need jobs watched this :)
Ismail Abdiaziz I'm 17 and I'm with ya on that lol
Me.
i’m like.. 15 but ogey
You guys forgot power line worker, lineman, one of the most in demand jobs in America and every time the wind blows you’re on double time, most journeyman bring in 150-200k and some up to 250k depending on how many storms you work 🤷♀️
Mean while in India without any education there are some politicians who earns million dollars, if you know what I mean
Amey Hulsure fuck india
Amey Hulsure NOT JUST INDIA..America as well
I am your father ! Fook all
Amey Hulsure they're corrupted
That's basically everywhere. If they are not getting straight up paid legally they are taking bribes. Governments are basically Mafia's that can't be arrested because they are the law.
In the uk doctors get paid a lot worse than in the US
Anonymous Killer Destroyer It's not very bad trust me
Anonymous Killer Destroyer Money does have diminishing returns though. Once you're past $70,000, some studies have shown that happiness does not increase by much. Once you're earning 6 figures, you generally don't have any real money problems ever.
Yeah in the UK doctors get paid about $150K a year.
Naziur It's bad when considering the cost of education.
xenoblad Depends on where you live
A note on the Longshoreman job- my step father is a longshoreman. The only time he does any major physical work is if he is helping to load luggage for cruise ships. That's just due to his particular job, which is simply to move containers to where they need to be, with a machine of course.
Longshoreman can experience really uneven work days, but they tend to steady out as you gain seniority within the company you work for. For example, before my step father gained 10 year seniority, he was once on the job for a total of 72 hours. At his specific pier, they allow 2 hour breaks every so often. Still, even with seniority, expect long work days.
The job can be dangerous if you're not careful, chances are you'll be manning industrial vehicles that are very big and very expensive, not to mention whatever is in the containers themselves.
With certain cargo ships, you may have to load some pretty expensive cars to be shipped to other places. My stepfather claims he had driven a BMW i8,and a very small handful or Porsches.
Funny enough, you can get a kind of decent enough visual on how the job works in the GTA 5 mission where you have to impersonate a longshoreman.
I got a few realistic ones for you :
1 : Go live in a country where life is cheap like Thailand and teach English online
2 : PHP developer, you can learn in less than 6 months and bank a lot
3 : work in hospitality on cruise ships, you don't pay food and rent for 6 months and cash-in everything
4 : If you're good looking you can work for a professional escort agency. Not talking about legal prostitution here.. There actually are services for business class lonely people who need to show up at a event/meeting/wedding with a company.
5 : freelance personal trainer, specially if you train groups
6 : IT maintenance for company, most times you do routine checkups (nothing in other words) update their machines their servers..
good luck
Let me know when you make it
@@mustafaallawi5721 I've done 3 and 5 before and now I teach online earning enough to live a comfortable life in the west except I live in a country where I spend Less than 500$ a month. Meaning I can save at least 3/4 of my salary.. It's not impossible to make money just keep trying different things and once you found something that works for you go 1000% in it
I don't have a college degree. Can I still make money by learning php
Here's a good one, Expediter. You can drive your personal vehicle, making LTL (less than truckload) deliveries for a freight broker. I myself worked all year long at McDonalds, saving up money to buy a cargo van that can haul up to 2500lbs. BUT I didn't know until after that I could have used the minivan I used to drive before I got my work van.
Some of the loads I took did in fact go up to 2500lbs but then I would get a few runs that were only a couple of small boxes. I make about $1900 to $2100 every two weeks. I'll never have to work at McDonalds ever again. But I spend a great deal of time away from home. I basically live in my van and going out to eat gets expensive. But the trade off money wise is worth it.
If you DO decide to go this route, save every single fuel receipt from when you fuel up while working, otherwise it will look like you made more money than you actually did when you file taxes. I spend about $300 to $350 a week on fuel. You will get a straight $25/day deduction for food, wither you eat or not. You could probably save in taxes if you don't eat as much. I purchased a coleman single burner stove and started cooking meals in my van to save money. Also if you buy food and fuel at a gas station, keep your food purchases separate from your fuel purchase. Put all your fuel receipts and any receipt from buying tools or paying for vehicle repairs in a folder to show the tax preparer at the end of the year.
Download an app on your smartphone that keeps track of your miles. That's important too. Apparently individual states will want you to pay taxes if you just even drive thru their state. My job sends me all the way to Detroit MI to Dayton, OH to even Nebraska. I've actually seen the bridge going into Canada. I got excited about the idea of finally getting to travel outside the US and applied for my passport! If the tax part frightens you, just let the tax guy worry about it. You just save your receipts and log your miles.
If you want to start doing LTL runs, you could probably get away with using your car but go for a work van eventually, it doesn't require a CDL and you can drive without having your own authority. Also the newer your vehicle is, the better it looks when you go to a freight broker for work. My van is a 2004, Ford E-150. I feel lucky that my company puts my van to work, especially sice now it has over 300k miles. But I feel better now that I have enough money to buy a replacement vehicle in case my van cluncks out. But I try to stretch out the use of my van. I've learned quite a bit about vehicle repair from watching youtube videos.
psovegeta ...could you please help me get into this line of work, where can I reach you at ?
Take a shot every time he says working your way up
2:12 says "Crab Fisherman" on the side instead of building inspector
Not only that
I hope I'm able to bring back six action figures...
Me too. I've already got homeless guy, white sushi chef,Mexican dish washer, and hipster cafe emloyee. I'm keeping them in the packages so they will be worth more one day.
Shouldn't it be a crabberman because you can fish crabs
NBA YoungBoy's Dad Back Up Account yes someone needs to make this a thing
Who else agree's that they just typed into Google "jobs that surprisingly pay well."
You should try googling exactly what you said, you will see that the jobs we used are not in any of those lists.
But Google sounds scary...
(Searched my name up and there was a photo where I was sleeping in my bed. The photo looked like it was outside of my window.)
Ben TEC when you try to roast, but you got burned.
xD
Ben TEC "agree's"
Can u do Nike Vs Adidas please!!!
Dotsy01 Vans vs. Converse
Dotsy01 O use Nike in Football. use Adidas in Soccer...weird
Personally I use Nike when playing sports, and Adidas for going out.
Nate Anonymous other way around for me. Addidas for gym, football (both types), and baseball. while Nike for going out with friends and family
Nate Anonymous I use under armor cleats for football...
Thank you for also explaining the cons to these jobs!!
Firefighters do NOT make $300,000 a year! Longshoreman do NOT make 6 figures! State employees (even in Santa Monica) do NOT make 6 figures! lmao where did these numbers even come from. Sources?
The video said firefighters make over $100K and in New York you have to wait 5 years. To make $300K you need to be a chief. Everyone knows that's almost impossible.
Yeah there's no way firefighters make that much is all I'm saying. Same with State employees. That's more than some doctors and lawyers! lmao. idk where this guy's sources are but I'm pretty sure he made up all these numbers
Arthur Fidas Jr. thats funny because my dad is a longshoreman and he is making 200k a year. Stop acting like you know shit
Arthur Fidas Jr. longshoreman are making six figures working part time bud
prove it or you're lying
The Infographics Show . please make part two
Railroad industry isn't dying, It is actually thriving, Just because people don't ride on them anymore doesn't mean it's "dying" it's still one of the best ways to deliver goods. This just bothers me so much because I din't think you would make such a stupid mistake, also it probably would have ranked higher.
Jashua.J H you can ride on me (;
You're right. I work for a class 1 railroad. We're busy as ever. All people have to do is look at the yearly profits for class 1 railroads. They're all in the billions. Also, the "average salary" for a conductor is misleading. You can work as much as you want to, and basically make as much as you want to. So for a single man with no kids and a willingness to be gone from home often, he can make 6 figures no problem.
Thanks, I was hoping someone from the industry could validate this.
zachm2448 and plus many many people dont know that an engineer is the one that drives the train
it's certainly well payed outside the us, too
I was a volunteer firefighter for about ten years. Didn't make a dime, but it was rewarding in its own way.
Firefighters don't earn that much trust me.
I mean what they earn hardly pays for what you're gonna see and do
JonatasAdoM are you a fire fighter?
JonatasAdoM Why should we trust you? What's your credibility?
Firefighters in my province make 6figures
I highly doubt they make that much, at least in US (and no I'm no talking about volunteer firefighters who make nothing).
None of these were surprising, and I wouldn't dream of working at any of them.
Sarimax then what would u like to work as? a cashier? mcdonalds?
As a career firefighter/medic this is nowhere close to the national average. It's literally an incredibly under appreciated and underpaid job most of us do it because it's extremely rewarding definitely not for the money. These numbers come from like one or two departments, just look at Houston and the horrible pay those guys get for working in one of the biggest and largest fds in the country not to mention the city screwing the guys pension. More research for sure should have been done
camelflea town the town i live in they are just ff, they make at most 44,000.
colton alvis My bro made that in overtime as an EMT in Honolulu friggin crazy .
Wish I went through with firefighting. I chickened out when the physical exam part came. I could've retired at half pay by now.
Why should you trust a firefighter's advice to prevent fires if they get paid because of fires?
You see i am only committing arson in order for the cops and firefighters to get paid. It was for a good cause.
They get paid no matter what happens.
MischievousMoo Firefighters don't just get paid because of fires, they do a lot more than you think. In fact in my town there is about a fire every other month. So if they just got paid off fires they would make nothing depending on where you live.
iirc firefighers' job is more like an emergency utility squad, so anytime someone or their property is in danger (car crash, natural disaster, chemical leakage from factory etc.) it's their job to do the rescue.
MischievousMoo if there aint no fire they get paid too.. they tell u advice so they don't have to work their ass to put out the fire in ur house..
I thought the job in the thumbnail was also a high paying job
I'd bust up office computers with a bat if they paid me to.
That egg donor is T H I C C
Tofu Kingpin Its supposed to be excruciatingly painful
How is a doctor that specializes in anesthesia "surprisingly" a high paying job?
It said Crab fisherman in two things :|
Yeah, also said Building Inspector on Train Conductor.
Look at the first comment 🙄🤦🏻♀️
he apologised twice in the description
melancholy you didn't have to point out that he didn't have to point it out. As a matter of fact you do have to do anything.
But that's pretty much all of life. You don't even have to breath, but it's helpful if you want to live.
Nordstrom vs. Macy's
Can we get this to the top so The Infographics Show sees?
Mochi Ice Crème I'll tell you right now..: same sh..t..
Mochi Ice Crème ....they're the same company lmao...
can you guys do dc vs marvel please?
my favourite channel it's happening :o
Spice i know
Was that a yes?
Damn, I live in DC, and this marvel definitely sounds 100x less ghetto
Yes. They have done it now.
You forgot some:
-RUclipsrs
-Twitch Streamers
-Instagrammers
-Pornstars
egg donor? sign me up
won't sugested it, it seems it highly increase chances for cancer or other stuff, it has been at least a year since I read about it but that shitload of hormones ends out taking its toll (and it's sad they didn't mention it)
Jumps PW
I'm in!
Will me being a dude affect weather I get hired? because that's sexist.
I can lay an egg and I'm a guy
That's ... not an egg, bro
whether*
and only if you meet the qualifications.
what about if your a marine engineer in the Irish navy, you could get paid over 100,000 a year if you work your way up the ranks
any job in the military if you stay in long enough makes 100k+?
I was gonna complain about the country vs country videos and this came out. Thank you.
The previous one was not country vs country either :)
3 words for career happiness and financial stability...
Live your dream?
Or
*Farmers market manager?*
Just rename the video to '10 Surprisingly High Paying Jobs IN THE US', nr 1 - firefighters will not earn you 1000$/month in 95% of the world's countries
He was talking about america dipshit
@@cognitivebehaviouraltherap1255 Where in the video or title does it state that the video will soley be about America?
Where's underwater welding? Scuba dive welders make serious bank.
I`m an ex-welder and thought exactly the same.
Luis Henrique Steuer
I have a couple of friends in Canada, 2 brothers started their own welding business mostly building parts for Oil and Gas. And they make a great living. One of them has his own truck and will go for a few months a year and do plant shut downs and some pipeline work, and makes huge money. He's away from home a lot while doing this.
His apprentice is this Hot lil number I used to date. And even she would make 8G's a month. Plus 145$ tax free a day for living allowance..
Ya I heard those underwater welder's make amazing money. Just the 25% mortality rate I heard of is a touch sketchy.
Jasper Tickler did you make much
Yes and get the puss too
Low-level Nurse??? No such thing.
Yeah there is, its called CNA
I work as a full time college math professor at a two year school. In addition to health benefits, I get $50,000 per year. This may not seem like much, given my education. Even so, I get 19 weeks of a vacation a year when I count fall break, winter break, spring break and 14 weeks of summer vacation. Time is far more valuable than money, and we always have money for travel.
Depends on WHERE in the US you live. If it's in San Francisco then you wouldn't be able to survive.
6:35 cars go faster than the plane
TheOracle 38 a
TheOracle 38 lmfao
Another one that pays pretty good is warehousing and forklift operator. I make about $5 per hour over the average salary for the area I'm in for driving a forklift.
Alex NES Some make up to $30 per hour.
Shit, I don't get anything for operating those lifts.
Well, they were specifically mentioning 6-figure salaries, so imma do the math on that:
To get a 6-figure salary, even at the $30 rate Gail above me mentioned, you'd have to work over 64 hours per week just to break the $100,000 mark.
So either five 13-hour days, or six 11-hour days, 52 weeks a year (unless you get paid holidays, of course, then maybe 48 weeks per year).
Even with said holidays, that's just under 3100 hours per year, nigh on 8.5 hours per day, every day. More than 1/3 of your life.
That said, if you're happy with $50k per year, you could work three 12-hour shifts, or five 7-hour shifts per week and still live comfortably, which is better than what a lot of people get.
What's needed to be a forklift driver ?
Peace be to you! This is VERY interesting! I think many of these jobs should be SERIOUSLY considered by today's young people who may not feel that they are cut out for college.
It just makes you more skilled and educated, and forces you to open your world view.
Michael Kelly not even that. I promise you if we didn't have college there would be so much more benefits to a society if we weren't under the pressure of going to college into debt to get that job you dreamed of. College intelligence can come over your life spand as you need it. Not all in 4 years to be sent out for 1 job you wanted when you were 16. To be fair.
Can guarantee you theres no time for that in an Engineering program. Step into a college before passing judgements. Often find these arguments are made by someone who never developed the level of critical thinking required to not believe every word of infowars. Corporations don't give a fuck about your degree anymore.. it's more about personal growth and development. Being able to entertain the point of views of others without accepting them fully yourself is the sign of a wise man. You seem to sure of yourself dive, if you ever want to grow as a person you need to realize that maybe you're wrong.
Michael Kelly Engineering has not been corrupted like most fields. It is not representative of most people's college experience. Typically it is more like Dive Dodge described.
Michael Kelly very nice comment
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Realistically, you'll make $8 - 40k per year (including rest after surgery) *IF* you are chosen by buying customer (usually a couple that loves your profile).🙌
Employer: " Want to be paid a 5 digit number a month? "
Me: " Okay! "
gets paid $0,0001 a month
Hey at 2:17 you messed up for the building inspector and put in crab fisherman again.
Trains dying? lol. Also how did you not know a conductor is not on every train?
Justin's RCs The train industry is dying?
Justin's RCs Ummm NO The Railroad Industry will NEVER EVER DIE..U NEED TRAINS AND YOU NEED CARGO AND YOU NEED LONGSHOREMEN AND u need All of these jobs..
Richy Jones Lol
passenger trains are almost non-existent in USA. Much more used in UK and Japan
Farquharson lol I see trains all the time. Living in upstate New York. It's mostly coal from Wyoming valley Pennsylvania traveling through, crude oil tankers and automobiles from NY/NJ coastal ports. Also Amtrak passenger trains are active almost everyday taking passengers to Canada and adirondacks from lower NY state. So yes trains are still active what are you talking about.
I just found this channel last week, and I'm in LOVE!! It is just perfect. Thank you. x
The rail road is far from a dying industry. It's the future.
I've been at the rail road since I was 18 never made less than 100k
I was able to get the free 2 month offer thanks!
step 1:ascend to godhood
step 2:will money into being
step 3:turn back into a normal person
@elmehdi mk150799 Amen Hallelujah
@elmehdi mk150799 that's how mafia works
They really should take location into consideration here!! Like 100k a year in a major city like NewYork will probably go about as far as 50-60k a year in in a mid-western place like Utah!
Becoming a welder
Wish me luck
Jack Huckabone how’d that go for you?
Bump i kinda wanna know
Bump, Me too been thinking about welding
Wassup wit welding and it should have been on list
1:23 I thought the cat is her arm 😂
"low level nurse" hmmm.... i take offense with that.
What a difference, here in Chile a miner barely makes between 12k to 20k a year. And Firefighters are volunteers, no pay, no insurance, and when they are in route to an emergency, fire trucks even have to stop and pay at tolls.