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ASMR - Enrolling You In The Workhouse (Workhouse #1)

WhisperAudios ASMR

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Welcome to the Workhouse...

This video is part 1 to "The Workhouse Series" - a series of lighthearted historically accurate videos about what life was like in 1800's workhouses.

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20 Comments

@TheLucky_Snake 5 years ago

So it's like working at Amazon but you get more opportunities to pee

@dazedonline4 5 years ago

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the Queen

@sirprintalot 5 years ago

You can tell it's the past because someone's getting a job.

@kilo3989 5 years ago

Literally the only line I could read: "where is family? Dead." 😅

@eimearlawlor6301 5 years ago

As someone in Ireland, watching this and having an English person put me in a workhouse? this shit be historical

10/10 would watch again

@saintsea-hat7891 5 years ago

“What was that for?”
I STOLE A LOAF OF BREAAAAD… 🎶
“Hmm. Petty theft.”

@gummygoo2 5 years ago (edited)

me: turns the volume up so i can hear what they're discussung
"you may be my brother in law but theres no need to gang up on me in front of everyone"
family drama in the workplace 👀

@harmlessweirdo8277 5 years ago

What happened to the pretty British doctor vampire lady? Instead there's this old dude trying to get me to work at Amazon. WTF!

@parkerwhite9425 5 years ago

Somehow the capitalism isn't as depressing when it's tingly

@jessicadarnell4209 1 year ago

It seems these workhorses were more like prisons.

@Gemmagems577 5 years ago

I really appreciate this historical ASMR roleplay being about the darker, less pleasant realities of life back in the day. (Let's face it, most people watching this would probably have been dirt poor 😂) I like the "doing my lady's makeup" roleplays of course, but I really adore this one.

@9899187239 5 years ago

That makeup and acting is on point. Flawless.

@justyouwait4027 5 years ago

“Why did nobody ask if they could read?” 😂

@damascus21 5 years ago

Holy shit, I love this character lmao

@LittleCloverWhispers 5 years ago

This is absolutely amazing! I am currently at the part where you are whispering to the people on either side of you and I’m in tingle heaven!!

@sleepypuffin 5 years ago (edited)

Time stamps!
0:20 the start of the conversation, brief welcoming (soft speaking, paper and page turning sounds)
3:30 time to present your case- why should they accept you? (soft speaking, writing sounds)
9:00 deciding on your application (unintelligible whispering)
11:00 you're in! Some brief explanation of rules (soft speaking, paper and writing sounds)
14:48 more rules (soft speaking, visual triggers: word tracing)
22:57 have you understood? Signing some more documents (soft speaking, paper sounds)
23:50 explaining what you should do next - end

@bittersweetstateofmind3698 5 years ago

22:05 The way The Guardian asks the question, only to realize exactly what they asked a second later, and proceed to have a look of utter annoyance and disappointment makes me laugh.