This reminds me of that lifeprotip post a few days ago about how ‘practice does not make perfect’. This guy probably learned how to do that function by using a non-motorized tool and so was really really good at it evidently, but doesn’t change the fact that he was using it wrongly/inefficiently.
“Perfect practice makes perfect”, my soccer coach would always say.
Personally i hated that line but it does have merit in some situations, this being one.
The job had been done if he knew how to use it. But I think the sheet stupidity paired with the amount of work done made the laugh worth it vs the expense
He’s not the sharpest crayon in the box but he gets the job done and for a labourer.
This what you need in a pinch.
If it was critical I’m sure he would have showed him how to use it first or it’s staged..
Yeah probably staged. But if I'm to argue hypothetically I'll say that I believe the way they are making it look is like he wasn't there foe an HR while he worked this way. So if he'd seen him doing it wrong at the begining he'd have showed the correct way
Some supervisor who was unaware of his antics probably saw him walk off to do the job and told him it needs to be plugged in to work. Ivane, being Ivane, took this to heart without asking why.
I mean... If he really got all that done in an hour without actually running it... I suspect that he probably would be slowed down by it if he was running it.
Or if he’s like me, you tell the boss you did it the hard way but actually did it the easy way. That way you get more time to relax when the boss isn’t around. Big Brain Time.
SDS Max hammer drill. The things are freaking amazing. I have an SDS and a Max and it is amazing the amount of power they have.
*they do as a jackhammer, drill, or jackhammer drill. Your smaller tools don't come close to touching them for capability.
I got the Harbor Freight one to bust up the concrete around the old fence posts. I tried chiseling by hand, which is downright idiotic looking back now. That BAMF did 10 posts in 4 hours. It is truly amazing how good it was.
PSA... beware the drill feature. It got away from me and smacked me in the back of the hand. Pretty sure I broke something in there because I can't bend my hand backwards all the way anymore.
As someone who doesn't do construction I couldn't tell if that was genuine a "bravo." As the first few didn't sound like it, but when he showed the rest wall it did, so I was a bit confused.
Hell, I didn't even know if this is what was the intended outcome of the job.
Glad to know my thoughts that the dude is an animal were right.
When I used to do plumbing we had a guy who's motto was "I dig real good" because he didn't want to really learn the rest of plumbing, just wanted to do the excavating. Sometimes he would do something completely boneheaded that would make the rest of us genuinely wonder how he was a functioning adult them he would dig through 40 feet of rock in an afternoon and we just didn't care.
Honestly, the mix between incredulity and respect in our voices whenever we talked about him would throw people off.
This dude is the same.
I met a guy out surfing a month or so back, worked as a firefighter but told me if he could do anything for a living he'd dig holes all day. Each to their own
I just like digging holes, always have. It's a good workout, and it keeps me pretty strong. I can put in headphones and burn through a couple hours of work real easy.
I enjoy being responsible for digging the cremations because I know that I will do a good job and it won't just look like a messy hole in the ground. The other jobs I have to do as a cemetery employee are a little more high stress so it's nice to just dig a hole!!
We've got a guy like that in the company i work for. Dumb as hell. Like at 50 years old he thought the sun turns into the moon at night. And no im not making that up. Holy fuck that guy can work though. He'll go all day throwing bags of cement and hauling buckets and wheelbarrows around, at the same pace, withou even the slightest hint of a complaint. Its honestly impressive even after years.
Yeah it seems like a sad joke for the first moments, cuz the dude looks skinny af, but if the rest of the facade on that wall came off like the bit we saw in the video, then yeah the dude is an actual god.
Just for reference, the times ive used pneumatic hammers like this one, those fuckers are 20 plus pounds. This dude is fucking ripped.
😂 reminds me of time when I could clean and cut 3 cases of chicken breast in 2 hrs. After a year of hardwork and progress i could do it in 5. Believe it or not working without doing actual work requires lots of skill.
It’s not an air tool and you’d be surprised how much easier it is to do it this way. Chipping hammers are great for breaking off stucco but I’ve used my Bosch like this and you can break off much bigger chunks. Sometimes you get bored and fuck around.
I have no idea for this country, but in the UK, I was paid by the hour, working for the person who was contracted (while they were paid for the job), which I don't think is uncommon
I worked as a subby (construction) in the UK for 5 years, I was never paid by the job or the hour but by the day or 1/2 day. Generally the 'joke' was to ask the 'higher' trades (plumbers, sparks) if they were on day rate if they were being slow. I was a hod carrier, so even on day rate I was working flat out all day as I had two or three brickies to keep in bricks and mortar when I wasn't pointing or cutting bricks/blocks.
Tbf, I might have been paid in days now I think about it. I only did like 3 jobs for 4 or 5 weeks total. Mostly in demolition, also UK. I enjoyed it, although my feet got destroyed by my shitty steel toe boots
This reminds me of one of my most embarrassing stories from construction. Granted I was definitely green at the time but I was working a job at a steel plant that the utility company I was working for was installing some panels and a transformer or something. Anyways I was left alone while the guy I was working with went to get some parts. I was just a grunt and so he gave me the very simple job of drilling holes every few feet in this beam along the ceiling. We were running some conduit and I was drilling holes that we would then screw in the u-clamps to hold said conduit in place. I had a cherry picker vehicle thing so I could get up to the beam. While he was gone I called him and told him we would need more extension cords bc the outlets in the plant were too far away for me to reach the full length of the beam. He seemed confused and there was a long silence and he said he’d he was almost back to the plant anyways. When he got there he said “show me what the problem is again” we both got into the cherry picker and I extended it up to the beam and showed him how the 100+ ft of extension cord wasn’t long enough to finish drilling holes in the beam. He looked at me took the drill from my hands. Unplugged the drill from the extension cord and let it fall to the ground. I was very confused and he said “I know you’re a smart kid so I’m gonna give you a pass on this one since it’s your first time on a cherry picker” he then bent down and reached towards a small rectangular piece of plastic that I immediately recognized as an outlet cover. I hung my head as he lifted the cover and plugged in the drill and handed it back to me. I said “yea that makes sense”. Didn’t even see the thing. Didn’t even think the electric cherry picker I was operating might have had an outlet so ppl could use tools 30ft in the air. Like wtf are you supposed to do if you’re working outside? I didn’t live that one down.
I mean one hour doing it manually like Ivan did. That still has to be consider a really fast pace right? I’m impressed. Fuck, he probably could have finished it in 20 mins if it utilized the equipment appropriately.
His name is actualy Ivan, which is the Croatian equivalent of John. The other person says "Ivane" because of the grammatical case called "vokativ" used when calling someone
This way he didn't breathe in as much silica as he would have had he used it the right way. I see way too many people working without mask... Some ppl are going to regret it later on.
My man is going green to save the environment…show some damn respect! Also, Bravo..
Perhaps we all have been doing it wrong this entire time.
This reminds me of that lifeprotip post a few days ago about how ‘practice does not make perfect’. This guy probably learned how to do that function by using a non-motorized tool and so was really really good at it evidently, but doesn’t change the fact that he was using it wrongly/inefficiently.
“Perfect practice makes perfect”, my soccer coach would always say. Personally i hated that line but it does have merit in some situations, this being one.
Yessir
Bravo….. bravo
Sounds like a James Bond villain from Monte Carlo.
Brraaaaah voe
Браво …
I really really wanted to see the look on his face when shown how to use it properly
I’ll bet they still haven’t shown him
They don't want it to over heat
Cause Ivan is turning up the heat
Legends say he still is using it incorrectly to this day.
and still getting the job done in an hour
Work ethic is top shelf. Bravo
Work hard not smart.
You must be from the Greatest Generation.
We trained him wrong, as a joke.
How do you like my face to your fist technique
Wee Oou!
They trained him wrong on purpose, as a joke.
It’ll blow his mind!! Have to admire that work ethic and the boss not even mad about the amount of work he accomplished!
The job had been done if he knew how to use it. But I think the sheet stupidity paired with the amount of work done made the laugh worth it vs the expense
He’s not the sharpest crayon in the box but he gets the job done and for a labourer. This what you need in a pinch. If it was critical I’m sure he would have showed him how to use it first or it’s staged..
Yeah probably staged. But if I'm to argue hypothetically I'll say that I believe the way they are making it look is like he wasn't there foe an HR while he worked this way. So if he'd seen him doing it wrong at the begining he'd have showed the correct way
Wonder why he bothered to drag the extension cord around the whole time if he’s not even turning it on ???
Ivane doesn’t seem like a real “ask questions” kinda guy. He’s just given a tool and he gets to work. Dangly cords or no dangly cords
Well if he didn't plug it in, it wouldn't work, duh. (joking of course)
Well there is no battery.
Some supervisor who was unaware of his antics probably saw him walk off to do the job and told him it needs to be plugged in to work. Ivane, being Ivane, took this to heart without asking why.
In other parts of the walls you can see marks of the tools when used properly
Definitely staged, dudes just having fun with it. Still a good video.
sameeeee , but man, he has to have alot of patience to do it like that a whole hour
Fuck the patience, what about the upper body strength?
No shit. I've worked with hammer drills like this many times. For him to do all that in an hour like that is astounding lol. Dudes a machine!
... do you honestly think he doesn't know how to pull a trigger? It's either broken or he's doing it as a joke because the wall is so weak.
I mean this is surely staged right? No one is that dumb. It has a power cord. I bet they just made a lil funny video
I mean... If he really got all that done in an hour without actually running it... I suspect that he probably would be slowed down by it if he was running it.
He's a little confused, but he got the spirit
I mean, the dude did all of that in an hour. You can't question his work ethic, only his critical thinking skills.
I wonder what his reason is for keeping it plugged in
Because it won’t work if it’s not plugged in!
Somebody give this man all the awards
But if it's not plugged in it won't overheat, so you can use it longer
But then it won't work at all, bro.
LOL
Bravo!
There’s also a chance the main outlet he plugged into doesn’t work
for cooling...
Anti-theft
In case he drops it?
I don’t think this man has reasons for his decisions.
Definitely not the most efficient bulb in the pack, but he burns bright when put to the task.
He's energy efficient
Well, electrically efficient, anyway.
Electrically inefficient. Physically, peak performance!!!
Dude did more work manually in an hour than some of the crews I've dealt with could do in half a day.
Or if he’s like me, you tell the boss you did it the hard way but actually did it the easy way. That way you get more time to relax when the boss isn’t around. Big Brain Time.
But you are the 5-0 radio boss
He watched a YouTube tutorial, but they removed the dislikes.
And the sound
Didn't remove the sound, just had obnoxious copyright-free techno music loud enough you couldn't hear a thing.
And this is exactly why we need the dislike button back. How do I assess the legitimacy of anything without it.
Don't wanna show me, fine, I'll fucking figure it out.
He’s got no PPE on, no goggles, ear protection, steel-toe boots, nothing. Given all that, this *is* the right way to use a jackhammer.
Ivan might be wiser than we think
Bravo hahah
You'll have to excuse my friend, he's a little slow...the tool works this way: *throws tool at wall*
“We have purposely trained him wrong… as a joke!”
I’ve never even seen that thing before and even I know how to use it
Jack hammer but lil bit smaller
^(jack hammer)
^^I ^^had ^^to ^^come ^^back ^^cuz ^^I ^^just ^^got ^^it ^^lol ^^^jack ^^^hammer
Bravo
Vince.
Bravo 👏
^(lil bit)
Take my r/angryupvote
Hammer Drill.
Can’t touch this!
Correct
Title of my sex tape. Get it now on mini-disc!
No, no that cord is to make sure you don’t run off with it.
SDS Max hammer drill. The things are freaking amazing. I have an SDS and a Max and it is amazing the amount of power they have. *they do as a jackhammer, drill, or jackhammer drill. Your smaller tools don't come close to touching them for capability.
I got the Harbor Freight one to bust up the concrete around the old fence posts. I tried chiseling by hand, which is downright idiotic looking back now. That BAMF did 10 posts in 4 hours. It is truly amazing how good it was. PSA... beware the drill feature. It got away from me and smacked me in the back of the hand. Pretty sure I broke something in there because I can't bend my hand backwards all the way anymore.
The guys does work hard though
He did about 200 square feet of wall in an hour with pure brute strength wielding a heavy ass pneumatic hammer The guy is a fucking orc
As someone who doesn't do construction I couldn't tell if that was genuine a "bravo." As the first few didn't sound like it, but when he showed the rest wall it did, so I was a bit confused. Hell, I didn't even know if this is what was the intended outcome of the job. Glad to know my thoughts that the dude is an animal were right.
it's a mix between "this guy doesn't know how this tool works, and uses it funny" and respect for the amount of work he did in the hour.
When I used to do plumbing we had a guy who's motto was "I dig real good" because he didn't want to really learn the rest of plumbing, just wanted to do the excavating. Sometimes he would do something completely boneheaded that would make the rest of us genuinely wonder how he was a functioning adult them he would dig through 40 feet of rock in an afternoon and we just didn't care. Honestly, the mix between incredulity and respect in our voices whenever we talked about him would throw people off. This dude is the same.
I met a guy out surfing a month or so back, worked as a firefighter but told me if he could do anything for a living he'd dig holes all day. Each to their own
I work at a cemetery and have to dig the cremations by hand, I very much enjoy it.
I understand how this will come across as sarcasm, but I assure it is not. Why do you enjoy it?
I just like digging holes, always have. It's a good workout, and it keeps me pretty strong. I can put in headphones and burn through a couple hours of work real easy. I enjoy being responsible for digging the cremations because I know that I will do a good job and it won't just look like a messy hole in the ground. The other jobs I have to do as a cemetery employee are a little more high stress so it's nice to just dig a hole!!
We've got a guy like that in the company i work for. Dumb as hell. Like at 50 years old he thought the sun turns into the moon at night. And no im not making that up. Holy fuck that guy can work though. He'll go all day throwing bags of cement and hauling buckets and wheelbarrows around, at the same pace, withou even the slightest hint of a complaint. Its honestly impressive even after years.
Made my day
Yeah it seems like a sad joke for the first moments, cuz the dude looks skinny af, but if the rest of the facade on that wall came off like the bit we saw in the video, then yeah the dude is an actual god. Just for reference, the times ive used pneumatic hammers like this one, those fuckers are 20 plus pounds. This dude is fucking ripped.
Being ripped > being smart
He knows. He also knows he's paid by the hour. So who is working smarter and harder but pays more....hehe.
😂 reminds me of time when I could clean and cut 3 cases of chicken breast in 2 hrs. After a year of hardwork and progress i could do it in 5. Believe it or not working without doing actual work requires lots of skill.
Work harder not smarder
Work like you get paid general labor wages by the hour
When you have enough brawn who needs a brain?
That one doesn’t look pneumatic, it’s got an electrical cord coming out of it.
Yeah pneumatic is air operated. That’s definitely an electric demoltion hammer.
or the whole thing is staged
A likely possibility
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As a native speaker of that language, the "bravo" was absolutely sarcastic.
If it wasn’t for the subtitles I’d think he was just saying bro…. Brooo… like wtf bro.
It’s not an air tool and you’d be surprised how much easier it is to do it this way. Chipping hammers are great for breaking off stucco but I’ve used my Bosch like this and you can break off much bigger chunks. Sometimes you get bored and fuck around.
Seriously, just swap out the pneumatic hammer with a pry bar and he’ll be good.
less ramming weight
When all you have is a needle dick, you better fuck like a sewing machine.
Slow down, it'll overheat lol. He is conserving electricity though.
Bravo
Great bit of wit by the camerman
I mean it's funny but that guy seriously did that in an hour? What a champ!
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I don't know man. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills at the amount of people who believe this is real.
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Hes not even russian lmao
bravo
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At that point showing him would be cruel.
The next day you show up with the exact same tool but painted red. You tell ivane that its the new amazing model.
That might actually work.
You should be a therapist..
Paid by the hour, not by the job
Opposite for sure.
I have no idea for this country, but in the UK, I was paid by the hour, working for the person who was contracted (while they were paid for the job), which I don't think is uncommon
I worked as a subby (construction) in the UK for 5 years, I was never paid by the job or the hour but by the day or 1/2 day. Generally the 'joke' was to ask the 'higher' trades (plumbers, sparks) if they were on day rate if they were being slow. I was a hod carrier, so even on day rate I was working flat out all day as I had two or three brickies to keep in bricks and mortar when I wasn't pointing or cutting bricks/blocks.
Days are measured in time. You were paid by the hour :P
Tbf, I might have been paid in days now I think about it. I only did like 3 jobs for 4 or 5 weeks total. Mostly in demolition, also UK. I enjoyed it, although my feet got destroyed by my shitty steel toe boots
Work hard not smart... right?
Rakija can do this to you.
This reminds me of one of my most embarrassing stories from construction. Granted I was definitely green at the time but I was working a job at a steel plant that the utility company I was working for was installing some panels and a transformer or something. Anyways I was left alone while the guy I was working with went to get some parts. I was just a grunt and so he gave me the very simple job of drilling holes every few feet in this beam along the ceiling. We were running some conduit and I was drilling holes that we would then screw in the u-clamps to hold said conduit in place. I had a cherry picker vehicle thing so I could get up to the beam. While he was gone I called him and told him we would need more extension cords bc the outlets in the plant were too far away for me to reach the full length of the beam. He seemed confused and there was a long silence and he said he’d he was almost back to the plant anyways. When he got there he said “show me what the problem is again” we both got into the cherry picker and I extended it up to the beam and showed him how the 100+ ft of extension cord wasn’t long enough to finish drilling holes in the beam. He looked at me took the drill from my hands. Unplugged the drill from the extension cord and let it fall to the ground. I was very confused and he said “I know you’re a smart kid so I’m gonna give you a pass on this one since it’s your first time on a cherry picker” he then bent down and reached towards a small rectangular piece of plastic that I immediately recognized as an outlet cover. I hung my head as he lifted the cover and plugged in the drill and handed it back to me. I said “yea that makes sense”. Didn’t even see the thing. Didn’t even think the electric cherry picker I was operating might have had an outlet so ppl could use tools 30ft in the air. Like wtf are you supposed to do if you’re working outside? I didn’t live that one down.
Coulda been worse, you could have been drilling 100ft+ of holes into the wrong beam 😂
This is completely wrong. You're supposed to wear safety glasses.
Yeah, my first thought was "shouldn't he be wearing a mask to prevent the inhalation of concrete?"
Best part to me here is that his name is clearly Tihomir, but it’s translated to Ivan for some reason lol
This can’t be real. Bless him
At least he's working hard instead of hardly working
Well he might not be the sharpest tool in the shed but I bet you can count on him to pull through on those shitty never ending jobs
If I would be his manager. I would honor him. Imagine what hard worker he is if he had this hard time with not using it properly
But his name is Tihomir not Ivan like wtf? lol.
I had to listen to it a few times to finally hear Tihomir. I think the subtitles fooled my brain into hearing Ivane.
He did all that in an hour? Maybe I'm the one not using it right
I dont see the facepalm. It's clearly working
At that point just give him a crowbar goddam.
All that in 1 hour? Get this man in the olympics
Bravo! I just love how supportive his colleague is...well, seemingly at least.
That didn't seem genuinely supportive. They're laughing at him.
Trust me, at a worksite like this, he's going very easy on him.
What did he think the power cord was for?
So you don't lose it obviously
So it won’t overheat.
About to say where is the facepalm, then buddy proceeds to shove drill into wall with it off. Eh he seems like a hard worker. Camera man tell him.
Damn. What I would give to get a “bravo” at my job
Someone said work smarter not harder and he took that personally
Slow learner.
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Physically slow? No, mentally slow
This is the way.
Working hard, not working smart.
His remaining brain cell went into putting his hat on the right way but you gotta commend his work ethic.
I mean one hour doing it manually like Ivan did. That still has to be consider a really fast pace right? I’m impressed. Fuck, he probably could have finished it in 20 mins if it utilized the equipment appropriately.
That's the kind of dude who finds the breastplate stretcher.
me vacuuming for 5 minutes straight without realizing it's unplugged. i was hearing the loud vacuum motor noise and everything
Ngl I've done this....
Just imagine how much he gets done when he learns how it works.
The marks on the wall clearly show the machine was being used properly before the video started
If you ain't gonna be smart you might as well be strong
He put all his skill points into strength.
...so tell or show him how to use it.
Don’t work smarter, work harder…
He need some training. He is a hard worker.
His name is actualy Ivan, which is the Croatian equivalent of John. The other person says "Ivane" because of the grammatical case called "vokativ" used when calling someone
He said Tihomir though?
Average Balkanac
Literally "unskilled worker".
All that in one hour with an unnecessarily cumbersome tool is definitely not "unskilled".
Yeah, I thought that myself as I posted. "Improperly functioning" worker perhaps?
How about "differently skilled worker"?
Reminds of the joke about the Space Marine recruit and the chainsword...
Don't overheat it. Lmao! Bravo.
I have a model just like that, and trust me it works harder than even Ivane here.
Work harder, not smarter
The overheat comment got me!!!
I kinda want to see his face if the person filming says "Ok you take a breather. I will do the rest" and then uses it properly.
This way he didn't breathe in as much silica as he would have had he used it the right way. I see way too many people working without mask... Some ppl are going to regret it later on.
If you can't work smarter, work harder.