I earned my vacuuming badge while I was 14, in a bowling alley, using an industrial vacuum.
Most people don't start in Pro series vacuuming like I did or even at such an early age, so it's nice to see folks learning when they aren't in their prime.
Actually brought back memories of helping my parents clean their business when I was that age. Using an industrial buffer you learned to control it by lightly lifting or lowering the handle.
Always funny when an older, larger person would get thrown around thinking it was easy.
Ah yes the old upsie downsie. Watching folks much bigger than me get jerked off side to side was fun for sure. At the alley moving the beer kegs was really the only hard thing to do. Cleaning the ball return machine was somewhat dangerous. Clearning pinsetting errors could at time be definitely dangerous. Especially when the pinsetting mechanism hooked. The oil machine was a delight.
Oh, and all you "the lane is dry" "too much oil" people out there... Ya wrong. The lanes are stripped and reoiled nightly. Ya just suck.
I love how we've gotten to a point where we just don't even complain about the vote-botted spam content anymore, and just embrace it to make our own fun out of the situation. That's nice for us.
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u/skolrageous 19h ago
so this lady is just the Tom Brady of vacuuming. Spending all that time reviewing tape just so she can be the goat of vacuuming.