Unloading Like a Boss

Now you know how baggage handlers feel about your luggage.

They will broke the glasses, will not?

What is the language? I thought it was portuguese because sometime it say: Forca Forca, Forca... But look like russian.

rodrigozanatta,
I thought it was Russian also, hard to tell though

Why are all the pallets filled w/mismatched product?
I've never had a pallet arrive and it's completely chaotic like that.
One or more pallets should have all the same of a particular brand
and so on. Not six or more different brands, completely intermingled
like that. If a vendor tried to deliver product to me like that, I
wouldn't accept it. He'd have to fix it and bring it back when he
could show some professionalism.

One alternative consideration is that these bottles are being returned
for recycling/reuse. They would be brought back from the stores and
a final sort would take place ... which is probably what we saw.

It is Romanian language.

They are romanians at work in Germany. I'm guessing that no bottles were harmed in the making or this video :))
@kryptor: so basically somebody has to sort them eventually... and it seems that it's a warehouse of a producer, not a vendor, so...

The bottles are empty, coming in from bars etc. They match the cases and send them back to the breweries would be my guess

Romanian you nubie hippies, not Russian >.>

Romanians :)

its a romanian language

Looks like a long hard days work.

Yeah it is romanian language; and 'forta forta' is something like 'you strong mo-fo' :)

choochwhocharlie is forta forta

At first I thought it was portuguese, in the beginning the filming guys says: Fora, Fora, Fora = Strong (in this context it's something like "keep going, don't give up") and he also says Vai, Vai = Go, Go.

romanians russians who cares? ....all morons.