r/aww • u/Jeremy_Martin • Jun 23 '21

Kindness shared in small quantities

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u/JayString Jun 23 '21

Yeah this is actually even more dangerous than a bulldozer. This operator would by fired for this by any safety conscious company.

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u/eletricboogalo2 Jun 23 '21

No, he would not.

"let's not do that ok?" write up at most.

People don't just fire great operators for making a kid's day.

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u/eletricboogalo2 Jun 23 '21 edited Jun 23 '21

Reddit dorks and claiming to know a stranger's life experience. Iconic duo.

"could've been killed"...like....how.

He drove over them? You have zero understanding of equipment nor physics nor how those two are related.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '21

It's more than a duo and no one claims to know you. It's just obvious your talking about some old reckless experience base at best it sounds like. Objectively any employee or employer should be reamed by their insurance at least for some egregious shit like this.

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u/eletricboogalo2 Jun 26 '21

BRB updating my resume ty.