Just Hauling Concrete, Now Dubbed Into 70 Languages

1,660 kg of concrete still sitting there from last time. The footage never changes, so I talked a little while I loaded the truck. All I'm doing here is cleaning up the land my dad left me, and somehow these videos ended up with audio in 70 languages. In the beginning I could barely handle four - English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi - and the subtitles ran so long you couldn't finish reading them before they vanished. Honestly embarrassing now. The part that still gets me is that I can't tell if the Burmese or Khmer voice makes any sense at all. Years ago I wanted to be a tour conductor, the guy who travels along with the group. My father wasn't for it, so I went a different way. Now I'm hauling rubble on his land and the world is watching. Funny how that worked out. --- 00:00 Leftover concrete from last time, 1,660 kg 00:22 Somehow 70 languages now 00:47 I wanted to be a tour conductor 01:40 Four languages was my limit back then 02:07 I can't tell if my own dub makes sense 05:54 35 minutes each way to the dump 06:05 3,388 yen, 2,780 kg If you're hearing this in a language I don't speak, tell me in the comments - sounds human, or sounds terrible? Both answers help me. Subscribing just encourages me to add another language. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb565Js1E3w7L9xreF5rzXw?sub_confirmation=1 #concretehauling #landcleanup #keitruck #inheritedland #diy