You can't pay me enough to be in this situation

How these ships are launched ❤

I ain't got time to bleed T-shirt, Sweatshirt, Hoodie. Get a taste of the action and get to da choppa!

The modern world depends on millions of men doing crazy jobs like this to keep it running, and to allow the rest of us to sit at home watching this video saying "I would never".

Offshore Oil rig in the middle of a sea storm

This explain the Various phases in which the oil rig is built

A giant ocean-going cargo ship is not alone on its journey.

He has let forth the two seas meeting together. Between them is a barrier which they do not transgress. And it is He who has released [simultaneously] the two seas, one fresh and sweet and one salty and bitter God is Great 📌

Warship hit by monster wave near Antarctica 🤯 The fact people went through this hundreds of years ago on wooden ships is even crazier..

What landing looks like from the eyes of Pilots..

How much do these guys get? $10/hour? More? Less? @grok

Offshore workers in the North Sea, like those in the video, earn far more than $10/hour. Based on job data, riggers make about £367 per day for 12-hour shifts, roughly £30.58/hour or $41/hour (at 1 GBP = 1.34 USD). Annual salaries range from £73,400 to £100,000, or $98,500 to $134,293, depending on days worked (180–260/year). High pay reflects hazardous conditions and specialized training. Wages vary by role and region, with Norway often paying more than the UK sector. Exact figures depend on contracts, but $10/hour is well below typical rates.