surpervising women workers

[TheYouwontgetit]

it's like when people talk about dogs nowadays... those two guys just do not even consider that women could be equal to them... ahhh the good old days...

[Elizadevine]

"breaking in those girls..."



[freeOJ2007]

WTF is Ben Stiller's dad, Jerry Stiller, doing in this video 7:37 ? Why does he look basically the same today as he did in 1942?

[freeOJ2007]

"The inspection foreman did a great job of breaking in those girls."

[JoeThePhilosopher]

It takes a guy named Joe to be so understanding.

[ProJanitor]

a penny saved is a woman fired.

[LucideT]

men never knew... but in the past women coddled their men.

things like, saying sorry and praising the men are so that the childish men do not get upset and make their life more difficult than it already is.

[freeOJ2007]

@LucideT Women quit coddling men in the '70s. That's why all the men today are emotionally handicapped weirdos. But the men who still get the women to respect them are Alpha males, who act just like grandpa used to act to grandma. "Bitch, get me my coffee" and that kind of shit.

[womb0womb0]

"Why, even the language applying to common processes and tools are new to them."

[mrblushy]

1:30 was a bit phallic i though......did she have to fiddle with it like that.

"you talk like a man who knows women" a-huu-a-huu !

[Ward8668]

3:50 she is sexy

[kless001]

Woman: "John I'm sorry suppers late" hahaha, she got let off easy

[RobertGary1]

I took a master's class taught by a woman who is a consultant for business organization. She said she often finds offices that are dysfunctional because its all women. They start to fight with each other. She said that if you put one man in the office it all dies out. I was surprised because she's quite a femanist, but that's what she said.

[freeOJ2007]

@RobertGary1 She's a realist first and a feminazi second, I guess.

[theinsomniac4life]

Dad: How was your day?

Mom: Oh, pretty quiet. I did the washing this morning. And cleaned the house. I also slept with our neighbor. I'll probably do it again tomorrow, ***hole.

[GusF]

Joe's boss looks a bit like Herbert Hoover.

[NetRolller3D]

@GusF Maybe he's Hoobert Heever.

[MrAlexKeaton]

This is just as applicable today. Some good points to consider.

[KrunkJenniFunk]

"... any appearance of favoritism."

"That's a neat trick if you can do it."

CREEPER?

[PebbleBreeze]

the foreman is the actor who plays George Castanza's father

[QueChingar]

George Castanza's father is Jerry Stiller. That's not him.

[pedrocr]

Joe Says: I had 7 requests for time off today, i guess woman don't realize what it means to stick on the job.

so true today. Most woman i know are still the last ones to arrive and the first ones to leave. and they want equal pay? pfffftttttttt..

a penny saved is a woman fired.

[JKPS613]

What an idiot.

[camasta23m]

2:08 - 2:28 Any idea what the hell he was talking about? And I'm a guy!

[tennk62]

They made it sound like nonsense to make a point, a stupid one because it made no sense. I'm a female but I'm also an aviation mechanic.

[torchkit]

Very good training film. Every point made is just as applicable today as it was then.

[Fekona]

Women still has two jobs to do Home and Work but we get reprimanded for taking care of your sick children, But this video is still sexist to a degree but I understand where it comes from during that time period, but I hate to say it that some of these scenarios still applies no matter what time period. Us Women will still be Women, Emotional.

[brittanym06]

I wish I had been around back then. Those must have been the days...

[JKPS613]

Yeah, World War Two was the bomb... O.o

[BigYeti]

Wow, most of this video could still be applied today.

Specifically the safety cap part.

[744682532]

"Nice going, old lady." I'm going to say that to my girlfriend and see how she responds.

[noccie]

Its been nine months, how did it go?

[Skandranon2148]

It's strange... I can understand this movie totally. It was probably a pretty weird time for men, with women just entering the real workforce for the first time. This movie was made to help them adapt to the change, not to demean the women. It sounds a little sexist to us, but considering that most women of the time had been conditioned for a life as housewives, alot of what is said might actually have been true.

[Tracymmo]

I know what you're saying, but let's not forget that a lot of women were already in the "real workforce" if they were poor, widows and/or from minority groups like African Americans. And they were already working in certain fields, just not in these types of industrial ones.

[soubixkio]

lol "Women scare me.."

XD nice one

[Typical30sGuy]

WOW such a different world than what I'm used to.

[Erinyes0000]

The saddest thing is that for that time, this movie was a good thing ^^

[comfnumb82]

yay sexism^^

[OelkerStudios]

this is really sexist to the extreme!

[will768768]

"women scare me.. at least at a factory they do."

[mossyslopes]

Ahhhhhh........those were the days !!!!!!!!!