Korea Needs Some Child Labor Laws

[maverickmk]

http://static.video.qq.com/TPout.swf?auto=1&vid=r010673xh67

 

[skull]

W0W

l don't know whether to scared, impressed or outraged.

Later

 

[EnglishBob]

We need to relax our immigration polcies,that kid works better and more efficiently than 90% of the current workforce here.
Apart from diaper changes and afternoon naps I bet he spends more time at work too.
Easy way to ruin them,introduce them to MacDonalds and Starbucks.

 

[choppinczech]

That's China. South Korea does have stringent laws.

 

[donsrods]

No, no, you have it all wrong. That isn't a kid, they are all just very short over there.


Don

 

[Willowbilly3]

So what's the big deal? Any kid can do that if you teach them. I was running farm tractors and driving before I started 1st grade and have taught several kids to start driving at 3-4-5 years old. It's only parents that hold them back.

 

[sneakysnake]

Get that kid a booster seat.lol

 

[Torch]

I thought they already had laws to make children work in the factories...

 

[bruno]

The kids been doing if for awhile, the seat has depression in the pad where he has been laying against it!

 

[Scuba]

Yep , I grew up on a farm , were on heavy equipment when were tall enough to see over the hood , no big deal when I was growing up ,
These days the kids are held back buy over protective parents , not sure if that is the best thing to do ,
We don't give our kids credit they can learn if we let them , mind you we did not have to worry about lawyers that much either .

 

[offroadrolls]

That makes me sick........shouldn't he be wearing a seat belt?

 

[21willys]

My iPhone says that safari can't open the link..

 

[Crossfire]

Child operator

Catapillar needs to find that kid and have him teach in the heavy equipment operators school. Better than most grown men so-called operators I've seen.Who knows might be a family owned operation and they are all involved.Kids probably done more work in 2 weeks than most American 20 years olds have done in their life.

 

[21willys]

I finally figured out how to watch the vid.

I come from a family of equipment operators and a family owned excavation business. It don't seam that crazy to me as a grew up on a Dozer beside my dad.

The kid made a few operator errors in the vid but he's still better then a lot of guys who claim to of have been operating for years.

I would hire him.