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Why isn't this guy finishing any of his sentences?

What’s up with the other guy? Is he jealous because he didn’t go to Aramco?

That old guy was kinda upset because the reporter didn’t see any vices? 🤦🏻‍♂️

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i live here in aramco its a mini city golf courses restraunts everything

"Are there any vices? Lol Yes...I'm sure "racket ball" is one of the most popular vices there.

I had worked in Shaybah in 2011-2014. Yes, people who work in Aramco has good conditions. but the area itself is remote and isolated from civilized area. most of contractors had worked in very harsh condition not only working but also life.

great company

The guy on the right probably doesn't know where he's sitting

the fix is in !

wow

I would work out there how can I get a job at their refinery

I have actually been to shaiba

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Dude he sound so jealous

The company is pretty well known .. all is good . Such as resource .. I really wanted to work in Saudi Arabia .. as a female I wish they would excepted me in cooking. 😊 however I THINK they would love my cooking.. as we r the same in Navajo cooking. 😊

I just applied to work out there!

Power and money

Why he is expecting to see vice??

Let he say

Saudi aramco should help climate refugees

Anyone else in the comments fellow american expat living in aramco?

The day they list on the NYSE, that would be their end.

Them billions tho

It seems Saudi Aramco makes a lot of money selling petroleum and petroleum related products. The Saudi Royal Family has more money than they know what to do with it. Why would Saudi Royal Family need more money to diversify their Kingdom's economy? They can just use the money generated by oil sales and diversify Saudi Arabia's economy. Unless they cannot diversify their economy. That is another thing.

Veriy nicese

why r they fighting its annoying

How can you fail at conversation like that jeez

Something is wrong with his left eye. Looks like a goat's eye.

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Balloneas number....it shape opinion to increas vealue before IPO!

may share din Ako sa Aramco at 3/4 Ng mga gasoline station sa buong mundo may share Ako

American obsession with “Vice” is so disgusting and disturbing.

Why can’t Saudi Arabia inspect the White House like you inspect them.

no one in the world is trillioner nor gdp until now-world is expensive

I lived on the compound of Daharan, KSA for 10 years. Ask your questions.

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They must totally have prostitutes for the employees 😀😀

I taught electrical control systems engineering technology in two colleges in Saudi Arabia to Saudis, young men only. The Saudi government has passed a law that used to require that any company in KSA (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) hires at least 30% of their employees who are Saudis. Last year, that percentage of Saudi employees required was increased to 40%. The KSA has a population of 25 million Saudis and 6.1 million expatriates. Up until 1961, slavery was allowed in KSA and Saudis don't actually work. They have slaves (now they have expats) who do the work. This means that the labour of 6.1 million expats contributes ALL the labour for the entire country. The companies who are required to hire Saudis either pay them to stay home because they are unskilled, or if the Saudi 'worker' is required to come into work, they are given an 'assistant' who is qualified to do their job and the Saudi sits in an elaborate office and takes credit for his expat's (slave) work. One of my own students remarked to me during my first month there that, "We will never have to do any of this stuff" when I was trying to get them to learn and do assignments. I couldn't believe the attitude he had but since, I have found out that they all aspire to be 'managers' and that they will have their own expat to do their job. I was expected to pass them even though the students rarely attended 50% of my classes and turned in the work of others as if it was their own. The biggest challenge for the Saudis, in my opinion, is that they believe that they are 'special' and chosen by God to not only have the Prophet Mohammad given to them, but also were given the bounty of all the oil riches. Furthering this entitlement attitude is the way that they treat their women; in Saudi culture, women are to be treated like princesses. If you can accept that concept, by extension Saudi males must then have to be a prince to marry one of these princesses and a prince doesn't have to work, but is designed to rule over others. The Saudi mindset is to be the boss over the expat (slaves) and be rich as a result of their inherent Saudi heritage. For the Saudi Kingdom to succeed in the world, they need to relinquish this maladaptive attitude of royal entitlements and need to see work as honourable. The Saudis also need to realize that they were put on earth like the rest of us to serve their fellow human being by their labours and efforts they make to produce goods and services we actually need. They don't even extract their own oil.

Electric cars ftw

y dey so rich? and wat ar they eating? ar dey eating money?

2trilion dollar??????????????????????????????????? did u just say that?

Gets kinda hot in the summer...

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Vote Newson out

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Houthi have attacked Aramco w/drones and it's burning.. As I'm writting this comment.

Any vices? Oh I don't know, maybe destroying the world ecologically?

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I think he wants to know about their Muslim activities..

Aramco is great and Absolutely, it is the Future. The future is all for Saudi Arabia. There is no doubt that Saudi Aramco deserves the biggest number of money in the world history. There is no future without Saudi Arabia.

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lots of poor south asians work there

I actually worked in Shaybah back in 2013 when the construction of GOSPs was under way. Workers worked in miserable conditions without and ARAMCO was of no help to them.

No vices, I'm not interested. It's life but not living. I hope Saudi Arabia can reform and become a positive for the world.

He's annoying as hell.

most of the comments are jealous araqi people stop crying

No there are no vices. Just locals beheading poor maids accused of theft or sexual misconduct

Aramcor is worth zero , all the oil under ground will be worth less because of electric vehicles

lots of poor people from remaining part of south asia will work in there..