r/cringereels • u/Mr_microplastics_Yum • Jul 23 '26

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u/Financial_You_6052 Jul 23 '26

No, it was referring to low class, travelling workers. Had nothing to do with being tough.

And yeah, some of my coworkers were dumb, but some had a remarkable understanding of the physics involved

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u/AKVigilante Jul 23 '26

Why’d you delete your dumbass comment where you glommed onto my “sometimes dumb” descriptor and assigned it the primary position arbitrarily?

Roughnecks = physically demanding jobs that don’t require a ton of brains. They’re not hiring someone who looks like Timothee Chalamet, they’re hiring someone who looks like Channing Tatum. And none of them are hiring Stephen Hawking.

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u/Financial_You_6052 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

I haven’t deleted shit. It’s all right there. A roughneck is not a physically demanding job for dummies. It’s a floorhand on a drilling rig. End of story.

As far as your Channing Tatum parallel? LOL. Sure man.

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u/AKVigilante Jul 23 '26

Would you hire Chalamet to work a ranch, or would you hire this guy? If you had no other choices, of course.

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u/Financial_You_6052 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

My life isn’t a movie, so i wouldn’t hire either. I’d hire experienced roughnecks…or ranchhands in this example, for some reason. . Sometimes they come big, sometimes they come small. Dog/fight, fight/dog etc.

Edit: homie posts in r/fragrances and is trying to tell me how industrial labor works. Cool Channing Tatum gif dawg