Farm Work Challenges: A Day in the Life

The tractor operator struggles to learn essential skills while fearing the consequences of mistakes.

### Struggles on the Farm: A Day of Misadventures
* 🚜 The protagonist faces challenges while trying to **learn how to operate a tractor and maintain the farm**, feeling **overwhelmed by the complexities of the job**.
* ✂ "All you have to do is **trim a plant**. It's like giving it a **haircut**," emphasizes the simplicity of the task, yet the protagonist struggles to **execute it properly**.
* 😟 The pressure mounts as they fear the consequences of their mistakes, especially after **damaging equipment** and not having the **necessary licenses** to operate certain machinery.
* 💰 Financial strain is evident, with discussions about **owing money for damages** and the looming threat of having to **pay for mistakes made on the job**.
* 🤷 The protagonist grapples with feelings of inadequacy, questioning their **ability to succeed in this environment** and contemplating whether to **inform Uncle Chris about the mishaps**.
* 📞 As tensions rise, the protagonist considers reaching out for help but feels **trapped in a cycle of mistakes and responsibilities**.
* 🛠 The day is filled with attempts to fix errors, unload plants, and learn new tasks, highlighting the **steep learning curve** and the **need for patience** in mastering farm work.
* 😩 Ultimately, the protagonist's frustration culminates in a **desire to escape the situation**, revealing a deeper struggle with their **role on the farm** and the **expectations placed upon them**.

all right now look, you're taking too long doing irrigation. Unload these plants. I didn't do too bad. How many I got? Like what, 20, 30? You got half. Half? That's not very good. So we got to pick it up a notch here. Yeah, I'm trying to dry off right now. So I got... Well, you're going to dry off now, uh, and maybe get some muscle. Come over here. I'm going to have you unload these plants off this wagon. I need them 10 in a row on just wagon. Unload 10 in a row. 10 in a row. How many? What kind of plants are these? Are for Cynthia. For what? For Cynthia. For Cynthia. Here you go. Okay, grab one each hand. I don't know. I pull that. Yeah, I'm going to do one, one done kind of thing here. One woo. All right, there's 150. Jeez, everything's in bulk. Yeah, well, that's now you know why my wife's happy. Gotta TMI TM. Well, let's go. All right, if you work faster, you would not

get it, God, you are literally on 10, uh, 2, 10 this way, and then 10 that way, yep, 15 this way, 10 this way, 15, okay, you're on a 3-hour pace, all right, what am I done for today, pretty God damn quick, yeah, you got my Uncle Chris a sense of humor, yeah, well, you take it, his sense humor, you have tweezers, what, TW, I got KN, well, I had a splinter from earlier, got, oh, it's, look at [Music] him, C, you want to give me a hand with these, I'm just a cameraman, no, I'm talking to Cody, oh, Cody, no chance, sorry, this is your job, how come he's just drinking Powerade, and I got to do all this new guy Sardi, I'll get there, well, I think this is just a one-day thing, luckily, uh, it might not be a whole day, I'll show you, can I ask, but who has a pink car, oh, what, there's a pink car out there.

yeah, I you never seen that. No, it must be someone other guys on high, the ones that are working. Yeah, it's probably a girl, probably a girl that drives that. All right, I definitely will have to find out. Yeah, yeah, wait, are these part of the... Oh, did you do 10, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10? There you go. I don't know, start another row. Okay, there you go. Okay, we'll put you there. That's the way, make it straight. All right, million one. That's my potting machine. That's how we pot all the plants. So, we got to get that up and running. How doesn't work? Well, it's torn down, getting all new parts put on it. Okay, but next, since you're not doing too good on the physical stuff, yeah, if you have some anything like an office job or you work on a computer, I'm really good with that. No, uh, but I'll let you grease a tractor. You can't really screw that one up. Okay, all right, yeah, all you got to do is put

it on and squeeze three times like a gun. Yeah, you can say that I've fired a gun before. There you go. Yeah, I've been hunting. You have? You hunt? Yeah, yeah. I've shot a deer. Nice. Yeah, tackle too. No, I'm serious. All right, you see, let me see where I can find you at here. See this little fitting underneath here? Yeah, yeah. That's a, is that a caliper, right? No, it's a grease fitting. You got to put this on, squeeze three times. All right, fix what you got to do is crawl underneath, lay on your back, get underneath the tractor. I don't have one of those, those skateboard things. Now it's called Shark. It's called a shark, right? Wet and dirty, just what I enjoy. Here it is, can't even see. All right, whoa, huh, look at that thing. Yeah, there you go. All right, what, where we going? You got to stick it on here. I can't even see right now. Stick it on here, on it, y, like actually touching it. No, you got to stick it on there so it

like pushes in there you go all right now squeeze three times hard oh and then two more yep two more should it be leaking out like that yep oh I it feel like nothing's happens oh stuck on there oh all right now give that to me now just stay on your back and crawl to the other side there you go now do you see any more fittings like that anywhere uh oh he drops uh there's ah over here yep there you go all right all right all you got to do is keep doing it as much as you can put it on the the where's the nipple uh look for the nipple anywhere where you see a nipple put it on oh it's right over my face right now I hope that's a nipple oh I can you see that I think I just greased something that's not well something that should be greased well that's I think that was a screw well you got to keep going you got all right uh there's 32 grease fittings on

this tractor you got to find them. There's such big numbers with this work. I'm afraid drop under my eye. All right, there's a big. It washes. It washes. It always washes. Okay, okay, just like that. Yeah, all right, now look. Yeah, can you do it again? I'm getting. I'm trying to find the easiest goddamn jobs I can for you. It's getting old. All you have to do is trim a plant. It's like giving it a haircut. That's all you got to do. I actually gave someone a haircut before. Well, so now you're in it. All you got to do is trim it round. You just make it round and just perfect. What does this do for it? Makes it grow better. Oh, all right, so look. I got to go check tractor. Just all you got to do. Yeah, that's all you got to do. Just trim them real. Just like this. This motion. Just yep, yep, just like giant pair of scissors. All right, all right. I like [Music] that you laugh at me.

corn ah let me do a different yeah that one was probably too uh add time there we go he said he said round it right yeah okay like afro yeah yeah there you go just like that probably go a little little off the top trim no lower them ears or whatever they say he's back let me try like this oh there it is oh little off there what do you think did you buy this uh can I ask you a question just one question what look at that one right look at that one yeah do you see the difference yeah they're two different plants right they're the same plant I want a nice round compact plant not down to the dirt I can't sell that now so now you're doing all this work for basically nothing cuz I ain't going to pay you a goddamn Penny Oh no you're going to you're going to give me some money I mean you've been pulling me to work out here and you haven't done all the green houses look you can't get mad at me every you know

every tree is different, right? Every flower is different. Everything's uniform, perfect. That's what's got to be. I tried to do exactly what you said. Let me see. Did you see that one? Let me show you one. What's wrong with that one? All right, that one's... Can I cut your hair like that? No, nobody's touching my hair. Well, then that's its problem. You got to go nice and round, nice as well. Fig, these are practice ones, practice ones. There is no practice to this job. It's either do it or get the out. So, so this is coming out of my pay now? Yes. So, they see there's $30, $30 for that piece of... that's crab grass. 20, that one you up, that's 30. And I'm getting paid in... so I'm making that money today. Now, you actually owe me money, right? Let me just show you how good I can do this one's... doesn't even... this one's... oh, now down4 this one. That's already... all these are already dead. That's great 'cause

then that way I don't to sell them. I'm making money 'cause you going to pay me for every one you up. I let me do something else, all right. I got one more chance, that's it. One more, that's it. I'm here. I'm just here 'cause Uncle Chris told me to come here, all right. All right, so we're going to do one more chance here and let's get on this tractor, lovely, okay. And this is your last try, all right. Other than that, what do you need me to do, all right. Get on the track, get on the wagon. I'll drive it down there and I'll show you what I need, all right. [Music] It's like Johnny apple seed right now. Oh, you would come right here. This is my spot, dude's prick. Did you hear me? Oh, he didn't hear me. You can tell him and Uncle Chris were probably BFF. Oh yeah, that's probably like old roommates in college. Actually, I don't even know if Uncle Chris went to college.

doubtful what farming school it's all he knows. I hate this. I hate today. I'm sorry. I really can't stand working. I wish I was home. I really do. I wish I was streaming or something. It's a lot better when it's dry. I'll tell you that. That one's good. He took away my little uh my flag thing. This the last one. Yeah. What's up? I was just checking those out. Those are all cleared. Yeah. Water's not working. Look. I don't know who put these P. Cody. Who put these pallets here? I don't know. All right. Look. I got to get my truck out of here. I got that. I got to do. Take the tractor. Move these pallets out of the way. I got to go in the greenhouse. Check the plants. All right. So I just Fork them up and just Fork them up. That's that's all you got to do. Take them over by the building and stack them up anywhere over there. Anywhere. I'm tired of trying to do hard jobs for you.

just stack them up anywhere. Just take the tractor, pick them up. Two St, okay? I'll separate. Yeah, all right, all right. That's all you got to do 'cause I got to leave. The keys already in there. Keys in the tractor. All right, all right. Get it done. Yes, sir. Like tractor [Music] Co. Pretty sure this is what Zach does at his job. Flip guys reverse on here. Yeah, all right. Way [Applause] [Music] What the you doing to my goddamn truck? Stop, stop the truck. Stop. You doing. Get the off that tractor. I didn't know it was inverted. I thought it. I thought it. Ass out of here. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm going to call your uncle Chris, kick his ass. Don't tell him this happened. Don't tell. Happ. Go godamn it. Okay, okay, cor. Come on, let's go. Go get that goddamn c. I don't know what to do. What do you. I have to pay for that. Go get out. Just get out. Don't tell my Uncle Chris, please. I'm

sorry. I'm sorry. I swear to you. I swear. I didn't mean to do that. Stupid go. Let's go. Let's go. Oh, get, get [Music]. Oh [Music]. Okay, okay, okay. Just keep driving. Just keep [Music]. Driving. Oh, dude, I'm screwed. I'm so screwed after that. I knew that was inverted. I don't play that. I don't play on that. That shitty control setup. Up means down. Down means up. Oh, dude, I can't. I can't stand. I can't stand working here. I don't want to do this farm. I can't do a tractor, dude. When Uncle Chris finds out about this, even just after yesterday about the whole talk we had, dude, I am so we. I don't know if we should wait here or go to the farm and wait for Uncle Chris, or I should just call Uncle Chris and tell him what happened. There's no getting out of this. There's no getting out of this at all. He's going to tell him. He's going to tell him that I'm have to owe a.

lot of money to him. God, I'm going to throw up. What do I do? What do I do? Do I tell him, Chris? Do we just wait here? Do we just sit here? He said he was going to come here and stop by, so maybe we should be here when he goes to talk to him. Or maybe we should just go. Maybe we should just go and then just wait for a call. Might be better not to be here, but then it looks like we're just running. But he told me to get the out, so I don't know what to do. Yeah, I don't think he wants to see you anymore. Okay, you know what? Uh, uh, I don't know. I don't know what to do. I need some time to think. Just turn that off. Yeah, you don't say. Looking at a goat now either. I should think. I should tell my dad about it. It's Uncle Chris. You think he knows? 'Cause he did say he was going to check up on the farm or the [Music] nursery. It's him again. Yeah, would say

probably ni you guys should fck it up up. I'm no not. I'm not picking that up. I'm not picking that [Music] up. I don't know what to do. Should I call Anita? Call Anita and tell her everything. Cuz you know she'll have my back. She'll know. I mean it was an honest mistake. Yeah he shouldn't have me. He shouldn't had me on there honestly. Like I'm pretty sure you need an operator's a forklift operator's license or something for that. Okay if he keeps going I'm have to pick up. I can't. I can't. I'm not okay. All right I didn't need to think. What do you what can I do here. I mean I I know I up but like this is such a big deal. How much look could that truck dude. That truck probably cost so much. It probably C to get them out. Three Miss calls Uncle Chris. I need some. I need to do something. I don't know what. What is the best course. Do you admit. Do you admit to

your problem 'cause I've gotten my ass chewed out. Either way, I know with my dad whether I'm upfront about it or whether I lie about it or try to run away from it. Regardless, there's consequences, and it's almost like it doesn't even matter what I do. I'm just know way left a voicemail. Well, this is where we find out, okay? It's only 24 seconds, that's not bad. Len, I know you got that phone with you. You got it all the time with you. Pick the up. We got to discuss you done ruin that guy's goddamn truck. I can't let you do do nothing. You up a wet dream. Give me a call back. You better call me tonight. Don't wait till tomorrow. Call me tonight. I've had enough of this. You you there? Hello? What? What? What the did you do today, Warrior? Call me. You up his truck out with a loader. What the? You ain't got nothing to say, yo. What? What you do today? I up, okay? You know I did. I didn't know what now.

he's up my ass. He wants me to pay for your up. You're paying for it. I don't. I don't have that kind of money, Chris. I can't do that. It was an honest. He shouldn't had me operating a tractor like that. It shouldn't had a forklift thing on. I. I don't even have a license for that. You're a lame ass. You two can up a wet dream. Goddamn trying to help you out. Try to give you some experience and something and you everything up your touch. What I mean, we got to take care of this man. This guy. I don't know what you want me to do. I know what I want you to do. You're going to either work your ass off and work and make some money and pay him, whether it's working on the. He said that you work for him. I not work. I'm not working for him. Just a few hours was enough. I'm not working for him. He can kiss my assay. I ain't paying for your.

either or I'm going to call your dad. No, no, no, no, no, no. Look, there's one. Yeah, I'll pay. I'll pay it. Whatever, whatever. Yeah, but do not talk to. Do not tell my dad that. Well, and when I call you, pick the up. Oh, yeah, sorry. I was taking a. Yeah, yeah. Well, I know you got that thing strapped to your head. Pick it up. Okay. All right. What do you want me to do tomorrow? You're want to be there. You're working with Nancy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you better do. And you better not nothing up there. And you better be on time and listen to her. Take her Direction. Don't be a. Okay. Take her. Take her Direction. And then when I get there, we're GNA work on this. We straight. Try, try to straighten your mess out. All right. And what? And what does that mean? You am might got to take another dip in the pond again. If that's what it takes to cool you off, that's what it's going to take. But we got to get this thing straight.

down got to learn to respect some people. It was a mistake. I get that. Uh, I just had it, Jesse. I've just freaking had it. You know, I've had it too. We'll talk tomorrow. Talk tomorrow using my goddamn mind. We'll just talk tomorrow. Well, you're not the one who up. I am, so yeah, but he's want to hold me liable for your all right. So we'll just talk tomorrow. Good night. All right. Good night. All right, Jay's um. I don't know what this means really. I don't know how much money this is going to be. I we'll we'll just see how tomorrow goes um. Don't forget to subscribe for more content tter Instagram links in description uh please you know drop some likes that helps that helps me and uh don't forget to keep it rigid.

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The speaker is overwhelmed with tasks at the farm, trying to manage multiple responsibilities.

There's tension between the workers, with one feeling frustrated and wishing to be elsewhere.

The speaker is uncertain about how to handle the situation with Uncle Chris and is contemplating whether to stay or leave.

The speaker is organizing the unloading of plants and is frustrated with the slow progress.

They discuss the need for a potting machine and offer to assign office work or tractor greasing to the other person.

The speaker shares their experience with hunting and gives instructions on how to grease the tractor.

Struggles with Tractor Work and Plant Trimming

The speaker is frustrated with someone's inability to complete simple tasks, like trimming a plant.

They emphasize the importance of the job for the person's growth and offer one last chance to get it right.

The speaker also mentions a financial burden and a connection between Uncle Chris and the person in charge.

The speaker expresses frustration with the uniformity of plants and the challenges of the job.

There is a conflict over payment and the quality of work, leading to tension between the workers.

The conversation ends with a decision to talk things over the next day.

The narrator is stressed about a mistake made while working on a tractor, feeling trapped and anxious about facing Uncle Chris.

They struggle with a confusing control setup and try to fix the situation by greasing fittings, but it only adds to the chaos.

The narrator leaves a voicemail for a friend, urging them to call back and discuss the mess they've created.

The conversation revolves around a person in trouble at work, trying to avoid getting their dad involved.

They are given instructions to work with Nancy and straighten out their mess.

The situation escalates when they accidentally cause damage to a truck while trying to fix things, leading to a frantic attempt to cover up the incident.