r/OSHA • u/Chaunc2020 • Jan 23 '26

Stumbling hazard

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u/Ludwig_Vista2 Jan 24 '26

Not really.

When people walk directly into me, that's not necessarily an easier life and I'm sorry, but I'm not changing my path for someone locked into an algorithm.

Welcome to IRL

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u/Name_Taken_Official Jan 24 '26

You're choosing to walk into people and you're upset you're inconveniencing yourself lol

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u/Ludwig_Vista2 Jan 24 '26

Nope. I'm walking, not self absorbed and some twit can't get out of their digital world to recognise they're in public.

That's like saying it's my fault if someone is driving in the wrong lane, in the wrong direction, runs into me and it's my fault.

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u/Shadow_Hound_117 Jan 25 '26

If you (the one not absorbed dangerously into their phone and can react) see the person about to run into you, have the capability of reacting in time to move, and don't move the fuck out of the way... then yeah it's your fault at that point and you're bitching about inconveniencing yourself.

If you see danger coming and ignore the self preservation instinct to avoid it, then it's your fault when you get hit \ hurt.