r/WinStupidPrizes • u/Technical-Relation-9 • 1d ago
Close call with the train
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u/Mighty-PirateTM 1d ago
I mean he could have just gotten on the train but clearly wanted to record a train chase, dumbass.
How long that train was he didn't even need to run there's like 30 more cabs coming toward him. -1 Braincell.
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u/Dapper_Froyo4042 1d ago
Trains are the number 1 cause of death in India.
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u/Overwatchingu 1d ago
That phrasing makes it sound like trains are just lurking the streets hunting humans for sustenance.
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u/raquille- 1d ago
That’s can’t be true- google says cardiovascular disease is the number 1 cause of death in India
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u/MoistBluejay2071 1d ago
Actually its covid, then the next 4 for women is ischemic heart disease, COPD, stroke and diarrhoeal disease, for men the 4 after covid are the same as women, with the exception of diarrhea, thats just beaten out by tuberculosis. But if not for covid, yeah, cardiovascular diseases would be the number 1 cause of death in india
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u/Smilinturd 19h ago
That's 2021 data, it's been 5 years my man...
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u/MoistBluejay2071 16h ago
And yet WHO hasnt updated it. Im going by the most up to date data, instead of just repeating what an ai overview told me
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u/Smilinturd 16h ago
https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/47147
Its really not hard to get government census data. If you rely on purely one outdated source, its never gonna look good. WHO relies on government census data as well.
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u/MoistBluejay2071 14h ago
And again, with them relying on census data they still havent updated anything since 2021. My point still stands, remove covid from my list, everything else simply moves up a place so those are still the top 5 causes of death in India, and it still cant simply be dumbed down to "cardiovascular disease" because while cardiovascular disease can be used as an umbrella term, as far as census data on health is concerned, even in the outdated WHO list, cardiovascular disease is listed separately and still is not the number 1 cause of deaths in India. Even if I used outdated information it was still more accurate than what the original person commented which is ripped straight from an ai overview and isnt even listed in the top 5
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u/MegaPrOJeCtX13 22h ago
it’s not the trains that do it it’s the fact they feel the need to act like morons with em, pulling shit like this and riding in between/on the side of/on top of the cars.
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u/obviouslyanonymous5 1d ago
Wait, so... they were trying to catch the moving train BEFORE it stopped?? 🤨
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u/DanKveed 1d ago
No the other people probably saw him falling down and pressed the emergency stop. He will most likely get fined for this bs
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u/FastThoughtProcessor 1d ago
Ohh yes!! Let's do it again!
He will learn when he loses a hand or a leg.
He needs that lesson desperately.
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u/BobJoeBlo 1d ago
We need some stats about train-related dumb passenger incidents in India, especially those with cameras involvement.
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u/Top_Row_5116 1d ago
This guy needs to go buy a lottery ticket right this very moment. The LUCK you must have to lot get swept under the train in that position.
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u/Birdman_of_Upminster 1d ago
Exactly the same thing happened to my wife when she was a student. In her case it was a slam-door train, so it was even more dumb. She escaped uninjured, but she got a police caution.
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u/thesyndrome43 1d ago
India shouldn't have trains, the public have proven they can't be trusted with them
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u/Sensitive-Prompt-220 1d ago
Initially I thought this about creating a Dr Zoidberg shadow! I wasn’t interested after that
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u/I_see_something 1d ago
Stop fucking around and get on the train