24 hours as an English Farmer 

It's stunning.

Foreigners in the UK often get depressed after living here a while because of the weather, no joke.

im polish, i live in yorkshire, it rained today, so i became sad

You mean the weather in the North of the UK. Down south, its too bright for me. Luckily I live in Yorkshire.

Yeah. This area looks amazing.

+will vickers your accent is not

The grass is always greener on the other side...

+Lianne Dekker Especially the side where the cows are! LOL

+Lianne Dekker best saying ever :D dutch?

john pardon Yes :)

+Marlon Bas yeah, and I would also really like them to do an interview with the industrial farmer or at least a crop farmer because the concerns are so different

Completely agree!

+seb nev Why do you hate the poor?

+Neurotic Knight It just depends on which poor you "hate". Do you "hate" the poor in developed countries and restore the natural economic barrier to meat, or do you "hate" the poor in countries who are starving because the resources we use to create meat could be used to feed 10x more people? Or even more pronounced, the poor that will come after us, or the poor in places already being affected by global climate change? The unnatural meat industry is a huge contributor to resource depletion and global warming, we need to start thinking beyond our class, generation, and geological location if we are going to come up with climate-sustaining policies. FYI I'm not a vegetarian but I really should be...

CaptainSuspenders Considering meat industry can be built on agricultural waste and since broths can be prepared by internal organs and not everyone just is limited to eating muscles like in the west, but bone stews, liver and lungs and so on, meat can be quite cheap in developing countries.

Neurotic Knight Which also tend to be much healthier. If we removed most subsidies for meat, it's possible that economic barriers would make these currently undesirable foods more widely consumed in the west. No disagreements here.

+Ben Aaron I don't know what would be so hilarious about it (seeing as there is no context). A little different situation but still (Humans of New York): “It’s like I’m on eggshells all the time. Nothing but stress. I get $696 a month from social security. I could get more if I pretend to be bipolar like some people I know, but they make you take medicine to get your disability benefits. I'm not going to sit around like a zombie to get extra money. When I pay my bills, I have $30 left over. I can feed myself with 59-cent cans of tuna. I tried one of those food pantries but they aren’t even worth the time. I didn’t even know that pints of milk still existed. The bus drivers in the Bronx are cool so they let me ride for free. So that’s good. I can get around. But I can’t afford for anything to go wrong. Some lady is letting me stay in her place for cheap while she lives with her daughter, so I have a place to live. But it’s rent controlled so I’m not even supposed to be there. Every time I go home it’s like four layers of doom. First I’m terrified that my key won’t work. Then I’m terrified that there’s a letter in my mailbox. Then I’m afraid that the elevator won’t work-but that’s just cause I’m a lazy fuck. And then when I finally get to my apartment, I’m afraid there’s a letter under the door. Nothing but stress. I never feel safe. Every time there’s a knock on the door, I think it’s the end.”

+White Antelope I really appreciate this narration you put effort into making, thank you

White Antelope The contrast would be the comedic effect. I'm thinking in terms of a sketch comedy show. A documentary of a 30 year old man in his parents basement, unwilling to look for work would be a funny juxtaposition for this style of "A Working Day" documentary. Does that make sense to you?

that's what the farmer was thinking @ 1:56 😂

***** Ey up, son. I'll have none of that talk.

+JoshDoesEverything different accents...

+JoshDoesEverything The girl from brave had a Scottish accent not Yorkshire. I know Yanks can't tell the difference most of the time but they sound nothing alike.

+John Palmer As an Aussie, I'm simply surprised I could understand him. Took a trip round Oxford last year and the bus driver was a northerner and I couldn't understand a bloody word. He was probably the same with my accent. It was a fun day.

Awww, most Scots would laugh at that and move on. But if it was Southern England you said our (Scots) accent sounded like you would be trolled to the heavens.

Medium Rare Musicians....northerners are really easy to understand... you must be deaf or something.

+brod2man You think so? I'm Australian and there was not one moment I thought that.

Tim Davis Let us eat what we want I dont Pick on you because you eat grass

+scozio Leeroy Williamson, he scores occasionally! Leeroy Williamson, he scores occasionally (also true in his personal life) I apologize to my friends and family for that random display

+Mohammed Sulemanji How is he like Hareton?

its hareton's long lost son :D

+Mohammed Sulemanji I dont know how it would be Hairton or Hairton's son :S

No problem

I think those cows and sheep simply would not be born then.

Maxim Kachurovskiy.....they could be "pets"..

+Eric O It's better to push farming to work like this than to do it in a factory farm. Take what you can get.

Lol without farming and agriculture human beings would be hunter gatherers hunting down deer with spears and bows you fucking fool.

Alexander Morgan vegans don't drink animal milk (apart from their mams when they are young)