Young coal mine workers l Hidden America: Children of the Mountains PART 5/6
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2018
- Diane Sawyer follows 18-year-old Jeremey as he starts working in a coal mine to support his family. [Original Air Date 2/13/2009]
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No shit they are quiet. They are on camera being interviewed with mine officials watching. They aren’t going to really open up due to the fact they say anything they’ll be out of a job.
Johnathan Lewis MSHA
Johnathan Lewis I used to work for ocean spray and when cameras were around the big wigs only showed them what they wanted them to see I guarantee if they really showed them the real shit they’d be closed
For the land of the free, and the home of the brave.
@@americanpatriot3667 Can you tell us some of the things they didn't want to show cameras? Nice name by the way, I love your country
Aiko Natsumi Second this
19 years old and a home owner. Incredible.
I bought my house at 20 years of age. But the thing is that houses that are under 100K are much easier to ¨get into¨. I've seen people just sell their car for 5k and Voila that was their cash down. When you have to put down 25k its another ballgame. Im guessing in your area houses cost 200-300k+ , with couple thousand of property tax. It all depends on the location, IMHO..
@@qaz3000 yes thats very true. And they compare debt to income. If he's making 60k and has no other debt then he probably had an easy time getting financed. I'm not knocking him though he seems to be on the right path. A lot of younger people don't want anything to do with hard work
@@samuelclark2434 Yes absolutly ! He's make good money , doesn't have student loan. Was able/willing to start working young. He married the mother of her child. I also think that he's on the right track and yes he assuredly a hard worker. All that he's missing if you ask me is a healthier lifestyle but that will probable come later on, God bless him and all the other hard worker !
This is what the economy used to be like 50+ years ago. These kinds of positions are sadly disappearing.
Probably really cheap out there
The look on miners faces when asked about lung issues with officials near by says it all.
Yep.
The respiratory protection is available. Any mask will also keep your face clean and coming out of the mine clean is frowned upon and associated with not working so they just suck dust to not be ridiculed.
@@MrStaybrown If that is true it’s really sad. 😔
My Grandfather was a Pennsylvania Coal Miner in the 1910s. Born in 1902, he left school after the 8th grade to work full time so he could help support the family. He was first born of 8 or 9 siblings. Damn! I wish I had been more appreciative and respectful of him when he was alive.
I can remember my Grandmother calling him a dumb Lithuanian hick one morning. He became a merchant marine and settled in Liverpool for a while where he met his wife. While he may have not been considered bright by an elite few in my family, he had a job throughout the entire Great Depression, raised his family and never complained. I never really knew him . . .wish I had.
I am a carpenter .it is not a glorious job. I do own my own home me and my wife both drive fairly new cars and my daughter has everything she needs .I don't owe school loans .I learn something new almost every day even after 25 yrs .blue collar is not a bad way to support your family
Unfortunately all these Big Wig company CEO owners whether it’s Mining, Trucking, etc are all scum bags who couldn’t care less about their workers because it’s just business
My grandfather was also a pennsylvania coal miner. Born in 1905, he left the 9th grade to work full time in the mines. Lied about his age and started in the donkey stables. He was an expert moonshiner and went through many strikes. He didn't speak of it often but once told us of a cave in where his entire local union chapter was lost except for him. Even with black lung he lived to be 97 years old. He was quit a character and if you asked him a question or 2 about the mines, he'd be off to the races telling me about it. My dad left that area because he didn't want to be a coal miner. All of Pap's kid left to go somewhere else. Pap's life was quit harsh. There weren't many oversight agencies and the union really only addressed scant inadequacies of the industry back then. It's a shame to see it still going on even with oversight agencies and regulatory rules.
I like how they added, "as we speak, company official stand at the side". Not one of those boys wanted to say a damn thing when asked the negative questions, lol.
Poogan123 yeah I picked up on that too. Clearly these guys aren't stupid they know that if they say anything negative they will be gone.
It may have went out east...the guys I work with don't give a F who you are and tell it straight. No sugar, sugar
Nope
It’s sad they can’t speak the truth without (probably) losing their job
The truth or their own subjective interpretation? Sure as hell ain't like the media speaks the truth either.
Mad respect for these guys. Putting their lives on the line just so we could have power in the house.
They do it for a paycheck, not for your benefit.
@@boobler2626 ahh your that guy 😂
@@dylanwalker4258 well not everyone’s gonna be noble, I would do it for the pay and even then it’s a sad job
Lol.
I feel for these guys, I'm 22 and if I were in the situation of being a coal miner as one of the only option I don't think I could do it. Mad respect
Timothy Bailey and retire early!
Same I’d end up choosing to slang drugs hahah respect to these guys tho!
@@mrswishadank2329 man what
Do you feel the same?
I’m a union miner in West Virginia. Been underground 10 years. I have an education but this is who I am. I love my brothers and sisters I work with. We protect each other, watch each other’s back... we know serious injury and death is around every corner. That’s the thrill of it. Many of us are Marines/military, recovering drug addicts, giant manly men and badass women... al basically adrenaline junkies. I just wanted to thank you for your respect
60k a year and no college required
And you'll die at a young age! What a gre at life! Its almost like they pay that much because no one wants to do it
Yeah if you’re unionized, and less than 3% of coal jobs are now unionized. If you’re not then you’re making a LOT less.
@@livetoboardteam my dream job then
You won’t die young my pawpaw worked in the mines for years and he’s still kicking around. Don’t breathing problems neither. Just knee and back issues. Typical 70 year old.
@@jacobpair3961 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
My side hurts
Gets off buys candy bars, Red Bull and cigarettes lol
No water lol just red bull and mountain dew lol heart attack at 30 written all over it
skharri18 hey these “Losers” keep the lights on for America
@skharri18 Then why is coal transported by train all across the U.S.??? Same with crops from farmers. Stop being a piece of shit.
I eat healthy/excercise and still have medical issues. JS.
skharri18 why are you so salty lol
I so much admire these guys. After high school, I joined the US Navy, then after that I worked in the mine. I admit that I couldn't take it and quit after only a couple years. They said they were sorry to see me go, that I was a hard worker but they understood. I worked in a factory after that and had to take a big pay cut.
It sucks that the work ethic of my people is looked down on by so many. People in Appalachia have been survivors for 3 centuries.
That's like saying scabs are people too cuz they need money just like the rest of us.
Those men are real men, that boy and his gf were expecting and he takes one of the hardest jobs in the world to provide for his gf and his baby.
Not like he had much of a choice.
@@domwings4329 everyone has a choice brother….
@@domwings4329 everyone has a choice brother…. Life is full of choices
Jobs that start at $60K are few and far between in that part of the country even if you have a college degree and he doesn't.
@@trevorn9381 60k plus OT . Probably getting 90k a year and that's a lot for a 18-20 year old. VBO
Damn 60,000 a year starting off straight put of high school the way she was talking figured he wasn't gonna make half that
6 days a week, guessing 10-12 hour days. If it's a 10 hour day average it's only $20 an hour at straight time, which they would be getting overtime after 40 so the pay is in the teens I'd imagine.
Nah the pay is 27.50 the 60k is based off a 40 hour work week.
When warrior met took over for Jim Walters a couple years back we had a big boom and I worked 84 hours a week most of the year. Make 130k that year.
Nice! I'll take my $34 an hour while not being in a mine. Good money for you guys though!
I FIFO and do 12-13hrs a day 14days straight then 6 days off, making around 110k a year, should go up soon though. Im in Aust though.
ya we see how well he and his family doing in his 30s. should have gone to army. still can.
These guys are brave and I pray for their safetiness. Bless also their families.
5:45 why would you ask such a dumb question, the guy works hard for his money he can spend it how he wants.
I'm a conservative, but I don't disagree with her. Just because you have a lot of money doesn't mean you should spend it like you do.
don't know the guy, but it's probable he inherited ownership of the mine
Henry R wym? If you ain’t hurting no one you can spend it however the fuck you want. He did something you couldn’t do which is make more money and therefore can spend on whatever he likes. Don’t get on other people’s business and then you’ll be a happier person (:
Rob Lenape lmao
@@zahiruddin12 or its misleading like college is. This guy is implying "you will have this!" I saw the old guy working the coal mines, he didn't have a mansion
My father in law worked in the mines for 25yrs, never missed a day and was happy to work hard for his wife & 3 kids. He retired and I’m blessed to be married to his son for 16yrs. Hard working man doing work to provide. He was also a volunteer firefighter for 20 yrs. my in-laws were married for 51yrs when my awesome mother-law passed away. 😢 I love my in-laws and my dad is my father in laws best friend! Yes, a very rare, but truly blessed family we have! ❤️❤️
At 2:15 this miner says something no "surface hugger" ( myself included) can possibly fathom.
God bless these people.
I worked underground and it was a great job. To bad the industry like everything else is all political. We worked hard and were just like brothers while in the seam. Only thing is they are making the same money now as I was in the 80’s.
Proud to call you a brother of darkness
I think you guys deserve more money. I can't imagine going down two or three miles into the middle of the Earth in such black and darkness it would be so scary I got claustrophobia by just watching the video
You were making 30 to 35 an hour in the 80s?
it's not political, it's the economy stupid.
@Randy Travisso you going to man up and adapt and provide or you going to be some whiny ass swine squealing at a police officer's union meeting? i mean, say "it's political" and expect the government to solve everything for you?
Honest days pay for an honest days work. Very few people know that type of honest work today
this is very true my friend.
@@alexheyyou93 hard work. But thjs is from 2009, and they should give an update
True. Lungs turn black.
Zack: true: with Trumps tariffs on China, we should all be getting a whole lot busier. Trump 2020: Mike Pompeo 2024.
Itsaboutthewaterlife You think Trump will make a difference in coal just like it was Obama’s fault for coals demise the last few years? In reality the tariffs will have minimal effects and natural gas and renewable energy will continue to be cheaper and what everyone wants as it is far cleaner
I've done this for 10 years and I still love it
My grandfather did this exact job for 38 years. Underground. Performed all those jobs...and lived to tell about it. Few people could actually do this as a career. My dad got a job as an electrician trainee right out of Vietnam. 2 weeks later he got a call from a major pharma manufacturer. Grandpa told him to take it...and he worked there for 38 years. Just like the man in the film...didn't want kids to follow in his footsteps in this situation.
Got to give it to these guys. Doing a job that more then most men will not do. Thanks for keeping us going 👍
I like how she said “ he was going to join the army but his girlfriend got pregnant “
ShotgunShell the commentator made it seam as if she got herself pregnant.
I thought same thing like it was all her idea loll Dang girlfriends...
Yeah like she ruined his plans... What about her? I am sure she had dreams too...
Best mistake he ever made was knocking her up if it kept him out of the army LOL I’ll take $60,000 a year and going home every night to my own house over $37,000 a year living in a shit hole desert and getting your legs blown off while your wife cheats on you
The Army actually pays you more for being married with kids than if you go in as a single person.. and you get to come home to your family after work, for the most part..
My stomach hurts
Alright ima drink this Red Bull Doritos smoothie
I work underground in nickel mining, the ground is alot worse around nickel deposits then coal. I love my work, the crew works hard and looks after each other. Its not very healthy in the long run, but we all make a lot of money doing it
Thank you!
That’s y his sides hurt
Candy chips Red Bull ciggarretts
Yep. If these boys got an education on wholesome foods and proper nutrition the statistics for mining health wouldn't be what they are. Look back and do some research on Appalachia. Crappy food is learned through poverty in the region. Bring back coal and watch the mountains thrive.
don't forget the Mountain Dew for the pregnant wife. And at 19, he still hasn't figured out you get more for your money if you buy a 2 Liter bottle instead of two 20 oz. bottles? Especially if she's going to be drinking it at home and doesn't need portability...
Localin Geemale very funny his boss looks like he bought all his lunch at the gas station
Lmfaooo u ain’t lying one bit!
Yeah, the cigarettes aren't going to help with the black lung risk either. :/ He's on a good way in his life - he has a job, a house, a little family, apparently passed the drug tests of the mining company. That's much better than a lot of people in the region. It would be sad to see this young man suffering from health problems or dying due to being ignorant about his awful nutrition.
My grandfather on my mom's side died from black lung. He mined coal in North Eastern PA; but he also had a.farm and sold slated from his quarry and was in the Navy. He didn't even mine as much as most coal miners and he still got it. my dad's dad also mines coal a little. He also was in the military and had had other jobs. He died young but not from mining. He had a heart attack. My dad moved away from North Eastern PA so he never mined coal. He was in the marines and was an engineer and worked at NIH. I am grateful he never had to work in the mines though he did sale on a nuclear ship 'The Savannah' and that is pretty dangerous too; but he didn't do that for long.
This thing is about 10 years old now. I was working at that mine when they came out there. In fact if you watch the entire thing I'm in it breifly
Is black lung still a problem brother?
Thank you for your hard work in mines !
Imma wv girl coal mining is all throughout my family too Thank you for your service 🖤
@@aarongr3y397 yes
God bless the working men and women that work for what they have and that aren’t on drugs or off selling it or on welfare. God bless the working men and women 🇺🇸 and God bless the coal miners.
I have so much respect for these ppl
So thankful for coal miners.
These men provide energy to the nation!!!
God blessed them and protect them must hard AMERICAN workers praying 🙏 every day for them
God Bless these lovely spirits
thanks Jessie !!
my grandfather was a coal miner. van houton new mexico GOD bless our miners!!!!!
My grandfather and his brother went to work in the mines when he was 10 and his brother was 12.
Thank god for child labor laws
That kid should still join the Army.
Why he will make 1/3 of what he is making as a coal miner if he enlists. Base pay in the army is roughly 20,000 he's making 60,000 base pay as a coal miner.
Yeah and he's also not getting TRICARE health insurance, a very good retirement plan, clothing, food, and housing allowance, and not to mention the fact that he's trapped in a doomed industry that will chew him up and spit him out with little regard for his family and health. At least in the Army he could claim disability for any injuries or illnesses he gets during his service. He would be much better off not only financially but his family would benefit greatly. The army would pay for him to go to school while he's on active duty if he wanted to. And if he decides he never wants to go to college his child or wife could use his GI bill when the time comes.
J King I highly doubt that coal mines can offer a worker nearly identical benefits that military personnel in the United States receive. Just because there are homeless veterans doesn’t mean that all veterans end up homeless. The same could be said for the coal industry which has massively declined and cut many jobs in the last 50 years.
Don’t be one of those “I was gonna join but...” guys. Nobody cares or wants to hear your excuses. You don’t have to convince anyone of anything.
A standing army (unless a war is declared) is unconstitutional
Congratulations on your new house
I love working at the coal mine you become close to everyone you work with you look out for each other that way everyone gets to go home to there family's
Their grandfathers came home from WW2 and were very proud to be able to put a roof over their families heads and put food on the table. And we called them the Greatest Generation. Rock on, West Virginia. You make America proud.
Lol i always visit the abandoned mines... it’s interesting not still knowing we still have them till this day! They are living history
Its really cool to go exploring
Lots of respect for you guys.
Mining is a good trade , good money hard work and lotsa characters.
It's really a shame seeing the coal Industry fade away. Those are some of the men who built this country
Industries come and go. That’s life. Do you stay up at night crying for all the lamplighters who lost their job when electricity/lightbulbs were invented?
mining coal is an honorable trade, but it literally can't last forever. eventually coal is going to run out.
Coal mining is dangerous and it’s bad for the environment.
My respect to you men in the mines
go tigers
I chose to become a coal miner at age 19 but soon discovered how tedious and exhausting the work was. As a result, I returned to college but, to this day, I feel a deep connection to the guys who still work underground.
“My sides been killing me. Hurts real bad.”
“Chips, a lot of candy bars, my Red Bull, gotta have my cigarettes.”
I think we found the culprits.
God bless all the Eastern ky Cole miners from a ky boy myself there keepin the light lights on 💡 they should be super heroes
This grammar almost gave me a stroke
Thanks guys
If these were women we would say they were oppressed
Women don't want equality. They want the perks with none of the bad parts
Amen brother!!!
But there is actually a lot of discussion about workers being oppressed.
@Your Momma how is he a nazi. You ingroint fuck.
Every single video there is a comment like this and not a single comment from a woman saying anything. Just a bunch of bitter, lonely men whining into the wind.
These guys where born in this area, work is hard to come by, they love mountain home and family, and church, heck what wrong with that, Americans and proud of it!
Nothing. America has a big problem with wealthier people looking down on working class people of ALL races.
Good thing this area got hit with a big drug epidemic 👍👌 and a bunch of hypocrites 🤔
My great grandpa, my two grandfathers, my dad, brother, brothern law, and maybe someday me work in the mines of rosebud 🌹
God bless you
I think it was a slap in the face the way that owner built that huge house right there in the middle. Especially knowing all these poor men are struggling.
Agreed. So disrespectful
Facts
You automatically assume they're struggling because they're from Appalachia? They make good money and get good benefits. That house, while probably excessive, is the owner's decision.
@@4.0gpa44 Did you actually watch the video? He explained how they struggled....
Thats a real man right there.... Clearly getting her pregnant was a mistake, but he manned up and got a 60k a year job. Respectable man...would have been great in the Army.
there's a kid I went to school with in the beginning of this video.
@RetroGuy76 it's from 2009 I wonder how the guy is doing now
You use the electricity from this coal to run your computer, loser
Doing that type of hard labor is good for the soul.
Truly miss that feeling of being exhausted because of a hard days labor.
Those who are amazed that miners made $60K are the same people who find okay that a pen pusher in some government agency got the same amount for sitting on his arse all day long !
Let's just hope those pencil pushers get butt boils so it hurts when they sit on their fat ass.
ozzy what lmao why? Why be bitter about someone choosing an easy, well paying job. They did a smart thing and chose good money for easy work. Why wish misfortunes on them?
I'm amazed they make so little. These guys have some tough jobs and a rough future in terms of health.
Work smarter not harder
@@777osbaldo1 60k is not a little
I don’t see why hard honest work is looked down upon I respect there kinds of jobs more then any other types of jobs they’re truly tough as nails
I worked in the mines where I made $256 a week. I loved the job despite the danger. Some of the Union people scared me so much I left to work for the state. I saw a knife fight at a union meeting with blood. One day I was in the man-car ready to go into the mine and someone stood up, poured out his water, and said he was going squirrel hunting. Everyone else got up and followed him. It was a wildcat strike. My family could have used that money. But above all, I respect the coalminer for he is an honorable man. And it takes a man of great intelligence to work the coal mines, for it's a lot more complicated than you can imagine. God bless those who help keep the nation's electricity working. Please check out the movie "October Sky", based on a family in Coalwood, WV.
6 candy bars 3 bags of chips 4 cans of mnt dew 2 red bulls and 2 packs of cigarettes and he ask doctor, "why is my stomac hurting". ..lmao...duhhh!
do you know what a food desert is?
@@gotacallfromvishal to be honest I don't really care what a food desert is
John Baisden when’s he got time to go to the dr.?
Watch the video of Richard Burton, the actor, talk about his father's life as a coal miner. He had loved and took such pride in his work. It was a short but great, and eye-opening, video.
Sounds like good honest work.
Back in the late 50's, I remember many kids in my grade school coming up from there. We lived in Chicago area. They found work in Mill. Interesting culture. True melting pot.
My mom feels the same as that woman feels about her sons when I’m out working the line
I love the fact that the coal mine owner built that big ass house in the small town, makes a statement to people that he committed to the region and serves as a reminder to others that hard work can pay off
God bless you ma'am and may God keep your boys safe, amen ❤️
"If you werent mining what would you wanna do?"
"News reporter i guess"
Lmao she has no fucking clue what that means
It's amazing what jobs people can do. From nuts that work high in the air to nuts going underground. Y'all be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
City Eastwood dirty hands clean money!
@@andrewdewolfe2692 shit even if it wasn't clean money I wouldn't press them. Bad mother fuckers that I tip my hat too.
We need these people bro gotta appreciate em fr! 🤜🏼🤷🏻♂️
LOVE THAT UK SWEATSHIRT!!!!
God Bless the Coal miners.. My ancestor worked in the Copper Mines in Michigan`s Upper Peninsula. Its all gone now.
These men are the backbone of our country every time eternally electricity think about the one who has to keep digging
Black lung? I might have to think about mining looks cleaner and brighter than most iron foundries I’ve been in they have one 60 watt bulb for the whole building.
Much cleaner and better regulations for safety and health in coal mines
Flyanb coal particles can't bee seen so pretty much coal dust everywhere
Coal spore particles underground. They breath it in. Yeah you can wear masks but you get shit for it as being weak. Overtime they develop black lung and cancers. Other part you can die down there in many ways.
Neither of those jobs are particularly safe. Thank god for OSHA.
been doing this shit for 23yrs, miner operator. XMV #39 Southern West By God Virginia
so youre rich now?
I've been working as a nuclear maintenance mechanic for 3 years and I haven't gotten up to $60,000 a year so I'm pretty jealous of that at 18 years old. My job has some of the highest safety standards in the country, so I can't really complain though.
I know a guy that lost his uncle in a mine collapse , so sad
“I love it” yea bullshit...talk to him when his foreman isn’t standing 2ft away
@@eddiew2325 for what exactly
Eddie W why cause he’s working hard unlike you sitting in mommies basement playing Pokémon
American Patriot how do u know that
@@eddiew2325 You are stupid aren't you.
This man worked for his money he can build any kind of a house he wants
very impressive！！！
Not hidden America, Forgotten America.
Moon pie best miner's snack
If we destroy these coals mines what will happen to these men? What will happen to their families, their children, their town, their entire world? Whenever I hear of alternative energy I wonder if it could pay these men the same wages they have now.
John Smith
If we destroy these coal mines, the new power plans will be far more expensive to build, cost more to maintain and big unions will come in and pay their workers more, passing down costs to the consumers who buy the energy. We all want the world to be a more green place and more beautiful, but the price to be paid is a heavy one... which we don't want to pay
Thats why we have trade schools and colleges
@@rustypudder7072 But even trade school can be hard if you are not taught properly. In trade school you learn trades in one year which to be honest should take longer...since they just wizz by the subject.
The towns economy will prob go to shit.
I worked in the textile Industry. When the mill got shut down everyone was put out of work. Within 6 months our
unemployment benefits ran out. The mill town went down hill. Some people moved away. Others like myself ended
up in low paying shit jobs. In the town the divorce rate went up. Domestic calls to the police dept. increased. Along with drug and alcohol problems increased. If the mines shut down that's the future those miners are looking at.
True
Exactly my thoughts if you want what I have then work hard like I did. Nobody gave me a single thing.
Scary carrying enough food for a few days if something happens 😳
He’s smart cause I feel dumb when I don’t bring lunch for work
I have 22years coal experience in Australia 🇦🇺 I am an operator we earn between 90 and AU$150 a year we have drug testing and chest x-rays for black lung each year this is compulsory
around here we do screening once a year for black lung and provide dust filters
Christian McLean who hiring
While that is true I know that standards in the US are pretty far behind countries like Australia when it comes to mining and the like.
I work in open pit coal mining as a Heavy Duty Mechanic for a power company in Alberta Canada
with my OT I made $185000 last year. I feel the wages are to low for the type of work they do in the U.S.
risking there life.
Robert Olsen 185,000 US dollars damn
Power
This is America right here ! Work hard boys and get home to your families.
60,000? Holy cats!!
Average person doesn't make anywhere near that!
I'm only making freaking 51 grand out if high school at a sawmill and I've been there for 5 months
@@kg8362 you're lucky to be making that much shut up an be grateful
k g where at plug me in fam
They get paid more than cops wow
When they're not collecting welfare or can pass a drug test... opioids 😷
Well I'd hope so....miners actually work and serve a useful purpose....the cops dont.
@@pcfire0364 We have to have cops.
ABCNews is always happy to help the coal industry.
I like doing some mining in my garden, found some quartz with various metals covering it, found a tiny bit of gold ore just laying there and other stuff. It's fun in my opinion, it's like building things except you are carving into the world and if you're bored, you can make a small depo inside your own mine, maybe even place track if you want (normally I don't need to as I end up blowing up the mine after some distance or the surrounding rock being too weak for some reason)
ive been first a miner and now mine owner since i was 18 yrs old and im now 40. When i see how selfish most city folks are these days it makes me sad, they have no idea what it takes to make all the things they take for granite. These boys are the last of what I call the reliables in our country today. Those boys are there everyday and rarely late, not to mention they very rarely ever complain about anything
Damn....check out Diane going down in a mine underground....that is journalism. Much respect.
WD Harris too bad it was to push her anti mining, anti American industry propaganda
@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 Not really. She was just a shitty journalist, and very obnoxious at that.
Was it necessary to have subtitles?
This stuff scares me it’s only for the real tough guys mad respect
id rather work at mcdonalds than get black lungs
pussy
pupupipichorro relief you must be a lazy millennial.
Did he say 100 job openings
Faye Zentner did she say 60k starting and that's 40 hours no overtime sign me up bruh
Same I want to get out of California
Respect for the miners(coming from a mexican)
Yes it’s a hard life