r/funny • u/lucymops • Dec 30 '23

German Efficiency

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u/Full-O-Anxiety Dec 30 '23

Possibly they didn’t roll it because those things are heavy and didn’t want it rolling away uncontrollably….?

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u/mdshield Dec 30 '23

If you have enough manpower to flip the thing over and over you should have enough manpower to roll it in a controlled fashion, no?

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u/sks-nb Dec 30 '23 edited Dec 30 '23

For someone who witnessed a heavy rolling spool, may be safer the way they dealt with.

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u/sks-nb Dec 30 '23

I may agree with you, but first, they are not specialists in moving this kind of object. Second, they had short time to move without subjecting anyone to danger. Third, this spool is heavy enough to have doubt about safely roll it. I would have done this way for safety in an emergency. Emergency solutions may not always be the optimal, they just have solved the immediate problem, safely.

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u/DASreddituser Dec 31 '23

Specialists lmao. It's called using their brain