Super Hard Working Documentary about Indians
 

An 3 part documentary you guys must watch. If you think life is unfair, maybe this documentary will change your mind.

Also, cellphones are great. Hopefully, those guys get super smartphones soon.

time must not weigh too heavily on your hands

The documentary is super hard working? Impressive.

As opposed to a documentary that likes to slack off...

I came in thinking this was going to be about Native Americans and not South Asians...

Would this documentary be available to do a bit of landscaping for me?

Bahahahahahaha :joy:

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Native Americans don't work :lawl:

sorry about the title. I was so excited to share this documentary I forgot about the grammar.

lol why do you think people would waste an hour of their lives to watch your shitty ass documentary

Why did you think I clicked the thread? I was kinda confused :suspicious:

its not my documentary. I just thought it would be a interesting documentary that people might be interested in viewing. thats all.

Well maybe they should do a documentary about the Indians in Canada who find any type of way to cheat other people and the government.

Come at me bros.

I'd rather watch a doc about how indians turned surrey into surrey
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grow up phaggots :rukidding:

Thank you for posting this. I find it inspirational that people with so little can do so much.

Besides a confusing title, I watched it.

Don't mind him, he doesn't speak for everyone. Too important of a person :lawl:

i actually witnessed gold sweepers and sewer dredgers when i was in india... dammnn they got heart.

well, you could have read an article on the subject summarizing documentary in a min.

then have 59 minutes to watch something actually interesting and/or informative

^It's just a personal preference for me as I wouldn't get the same experience just reading a summary.

The documentary definitely made me feel more appreciative today after watching it. But the part that interested me the most was the constant negotiations in the film with the landlord and sludge buyer because I actually just finished re-reading my business negotiation textbook a few days ago.

I watched all 3 episodes. Great post!

God forbid someone find a documentary interesting and informative. God forbid someone enjoy learning about different people and cultures.

Why don't you all go back to watching sports highlights or E-weekly or something thats interesting and informative.

uh oh, he's mad...

life hard for workers in 3rd world countries...

i would have never have found that out unless i watched that hr long documentary!

whats next, one on how shitty civil wars are in africa?