Comments by "Papi Chulo" (@par3me) on "Excessive Overtime Is Killing UPS Workers" video.

@grmpEqweer 121* he’s also overweight and generally in poor health. Working the way he did extended his life. The data shows he’s more likely to die within 5 years of his retirement as opposed to continuing to work and extending his life. Americans are spoiled, entitled and compared to the rest of the world, just gross. We have it all and it’s still not good enough.
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Why are Americans completely void of any responsibility? How did my dad do this in Phoenix until he was in his 60’s without issues or complaining? Shouldn’t we ask the questions, why are adults unable to get through a standard working day for those that work in the heat? You guys always find the most insane people to interview with the most privileged outlook on work. Great job on the propaganda. 👍🏼
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@Lifegoesonbrahh statistically speaking people are living far outside of their income level all in hopes to live like the Jone’s. Statistically speaking of course. Many people live debt free lives on very modest incomes. I have a family of 6 with one income at times living on less than 50k a year. We own three vehicles outright and our own home. It can be done. But most aren’t willing to drive 10-15 year old vehicles. Or saying no to vacations because you can’t spend your emergency fund and don’t have the cash. It’s absolutely possible. In many ways easier than ever before. The reason. Because most have been convinced it’s not possible and thus don’t try. I’ll keep living the dream. I’d suggest you stop buying into the bullshit the elites are selling you. They don’t have tour best interest in mind.
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The absolute hubris and irony of this channel. You’re literally fighting to obtain what this man left. If you’re not careful, you’ll get what you’re asking for. Even if you don’t fully understand the consequences actions. Please educate yourself kids. https://youtu.be/Vitr9TI0Hj4
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@mistermoo7602 😂 - Yes corporations are paying me. Public education?? I don’t care if you believe me. My story is not an exception. It’s what everyone does everyday that’s not as privileged as these on this channel. You all are gross.
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@mistermoo7602 So if you didn’t have other to take care of you and left on an island to fend for yourself. What would they work load look like? Would you do more or less then you do today? Creating shelter, safety from the animals and elements, food year round etc? Do you really think that would be less work than a UPS or FedEx driver? Well all of that still takes place it’s just done for you because others contribute more than they take so you can take without contributing. Your mindset is how China, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea and others started. Glad you want so badly to repeat the past while screaming change. This is why adults don’t take kids like yourself seriously. You have absolutely no work ethic, you’re entitled and completely ignorant to how any aspect of life actually works. Good luck on your journey. It’s as long and rough as you want to make it.
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@julientett456 completely agree. But 45 hour work weeks with the occasional 55+. Is pretty healthy. Shit, my dad would be in far better health if he was working 55+ jumping in and out of truck as opposed to his retired life. Shitty to watch.
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@GeckoHiker that’s normal just the holidays. And the pay is double or triple time. This isn’t slave labor.
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@Michael My dad is a hard working man that provides for his family. I’m thankful to have him as a family provider but I wouldn’t consider it an accomplishment. It’s your responsibility as a father. My work ethic and work history speaks for itself. I used my dad as an example to prove a point. Clearly it you missed it. Stating “it’s not the temperature, it’s the exposure to the temperature” is something my kid would say before getting smacked for being a jackass. I’m going to go out on a limb and assuming you didn’t have a good male role model to keep you in check. Good luck kid. Life isn’t fair and it’s not easy. It’s worth it. The sooner you figure this out. The better off you’ll be.
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@MGMafioso That’s not how it works. You’re metrics are based on packages delivered. Todays and 30 years ago. The big difference is technology. 30 years ago my dad used a Thomas guide. Not GPS. As more packages are delivered. Areas shrink and employees grow.
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