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In this episode, we sit down with Dalton Dreihaus — better known online as someidiotwithawrench — to dig into what it really means to be working class in America today. From the garage to the grain field, Dalton brings a no-BS perspective on how car culture, farming, and labor have all been twisted by modern narratives.We talk about how the working class — the original left — built the foundation for fair labor laws, the 40-hour work week, and the right to live with dignity. We dive into everything from coal miners’ fights against company towns and mining scripts to today’s farmers being squeezed by soybean shortages and cuts to SNAP and WIC benefits.This isn’t about politics — it’s about survival, solidarity, and remembering who built this country from the ground up. Dalton’s raw honesty reminds us that being “blue collar” isn’t an aesthetic — it’s a history of resistance.We built this city on rock n’ roll.👉 Follow Dalton on YouTube and Instagram: @someidiotwithawrench 🎥 Watch him on YouTube: @@someidiotwithawrenchSomeIdiotWithaWrenchwww.buymeacoffee.com/sourdoughmodernityEmail us at: [email protected]. - WE HAVE MERCH NOW!https://ky1pgh-dy.myshopify.com/

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In this episode, we sit down with Dalton Dreihaus — better known online as someidiotwithawrench — to dig into what it really means to be working class in America today. From the garage to the grain field, Dalton brings a no-BS perspective on how car...

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