Social The most glamorous/least stressful delivery truck lifestyle ever?

[loyalyolayal]

Bump. This is exactly what I imagine a Manga artist looks and lives like.

Meanwhile, an anime inbetweener earns around $400 a month. In Japan.

 

[SSgt Dickweed]

This is also the most glamorous/least stressful housewife lifestyle I have seen. It has to be fake or Japan has got it's shit together with these types of things. Also, the host seems selective with the ladies he films.

 

[Jack Stevonovich]

This is also the most glamorous/least stressful housewife lifestyle I have seen. It has to be fake or Japan has got it's shit together with these types of things. Also, the host seems selective with the ladies he films.

hot chicks get more clicks. People make their content more clickbaity to be able to make it.

 

[Jesus X]

How bout 15 mins of Ricardo Milos?

 

[Jesus X]

The difference being the Japanese have some kind of respect for blue collar work were as in the west its a race to the bottom with employment standards.

the Japanese have very little respect for their workers they work them to death

 

[Dirt Road Soldier]

I always thought that show was bs

Guys in here drive in similar conditions and no one complains or gives a fuck

They hype up the danger for the drama factor, like any of those shows. But the danger is still real, and trucks do still occasionally go through although it's a rare event. Slipping off the roads on the mountains though? Yah, that's still fairly common.

I think the crab fishing one is the only one where they don't have to over hype the danger aspect, as just about every season you see guys damn near get killed by their equipment or the water knocking them around.

 

[TheTickG]

This has to be staged on some way. There is no way a girl this hot can work as a delivery girl under exactly the schedule presented. Can anyone who has lived in Japan confirm if this is true?



I wanna marry this girl btw.

I don't remember ever seeing a delivery woman. At the post office I've seen more women. But, they usually appear over 40 or 50.

Little curious where she lives if it only takes her 15 minutes at her age.

Hot women here usually work bars, coffee shops, gyms, nurses, and offices from what I've seen.

 

[MicroBrew]

Do any of them ever go in the water?

Whenever I see that show it's the same, them talking all Billy big balls and no banana.

Edit:"It doesn't take long for the show to be fake. One of the biggest things that aren't real on Ice Road Truckers is the opening sequence of a truck falling through the ice. According to a Toronto Star article, the TV truck was actually a one-sixth scale model “being pulled through a snowy scene that’s made from sugar and shaved ice" which was done by "some of Hollywood’s greatest special effects masters. After all, transport trucks don’t crash through the ice anymore.”

I watched that show at the start, which was like 10 years ago or abouts. It is contrived, staged and typical history channel sensationalist trash. Anythign 'reality' from History or Discovery, is contrived .

 

[MicroBrew]

They hype up the danger for the drama factor, like any of those shows. But the danger is still real, and trucks do still occasionally go through although it's a rare event. Slipping off the roads on the mountains though? Yah, that's still fairly common.

I think the crab fishing one is the only one where they don't have to over hype the danger aspect, as just about every season you see guys damn near get killed by their equipment or the water knocking them around.

One of the worst examples of hype is the music desinged to create tension. The show is like a soap opera, with editing that cuts off a scene just before the hyped up conclusion then rerunning the entire scene after the commerical break or whatever . This format is standard Soap opera practice.

 

[Dirt Road Soldier]

One of the worst examples of hype is the music desinged to create tension. The show is like a soap opera, with editing that cuts off a scene just before the hyped up conclusion then rerunning the entire scene after the commerical break or whatever . This format is standard Soap opera practice.

Yep. I wont deny that they do that for viewers. But as a former driver, I can say this. God Bles the men and women that do those runs. You couldn't pay me enough to o those runs, even with my experience.

 

[Killer Whale]

This has to be staged on some way. There is no way a girl this hot can work as a delivery girl under exactly the schedule presented. Can anyone who has lived in Japan confirm if this is true?



I wanna marry this girl btw.

If you find this so great, can I ask what makes your life so unglamorous and stressful. Honestly I’m just curious.

 

[MicroBrew]

Yep. I wont deny that they do that for viewers. But as a former driver, I can say this. God Bles the men and women that do those runs. You couldn't pay me enough to o those runs, even with my experience.

They make it seem like every run has a narrow line between life and death, when that is far from true. I did a little reading on fakeness of IRT; some Alaska truckers said the reputable companies don't want to work with Discovery channel because of how the profession is portrayed. Some truckers who do those runs said a driver is never allowed to go out alone, they are always paired with other truckers.

 

[HARRISON_3]

Japanese lot lizards?

Lol

 

[SSgt Dickweed]

 

[SSgt Dickweed]

Again, this seems like the least stressful casino worker lifestyle ever. No hookers, loansharks or addicts to deal with.