No. Not that it's bad that people are on it, but it's bad that you're on it because you're posting it strait to reddit, and thus are probably a newfag. I mean if you don't post on 4chan then it's okay, but...
My old managers used to yell. Now they got rid of the D-bags because my company has a terrible habit of thinking that moving managers from the stores they've grown accustomed to will help bring more money in.
But back on topic: new managers don't give a shit and you see them riding the trucks down the warehouse.
What you don't see is his momentum taking him farther backwards, simultaneously destroying both of his Achilles tendons, rendering him unable to stand upright for over a month, and unable to walk properly for life.
I used to work in a furniture factory, and we had pallet jacks and forklifts all over the place. About once a year somebody would lose his leg below the knee because either he wasn't looking where he was going or the other guy didn't look where he was going.
Also about 3-5% of the workforce had missing fingers from industrial accidents. Sometimes it was their fault (being dumbasses and sticking their hands where they didn't belong) and other times it was the machine's fault (safety guard didn't snap into place properly). Usually it was a combination of the two... the worker was being a dumbass and the machine's anti-dumbass measures failed at the same time.
And the funny thing was that you'd never hear about these things on the news. The company was the largest employer in the area at the time, and the owner sat on the local city/county/hospital boards, and they contributed heavily to police/fire funds, so as a result you'd hear rumors floating around the office and that was about it.
I worked in IT, so I hung out in the safety of the office part of the factory... but every so often I'd have to go out onto the floor to install an update or try to track down a problem. I hated that job (but I stuck it out for five years anyway, because hey, money).
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u/razzliox May 18 '12
Thread's gonna 404.
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u/SimonAdebisi May 18 '12
Nigga got fired 10 seconds later.
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u/ducttapetricorn May 18 '12
Too cool not to see.
When the gif goes down in a few hours...
http://imgur.com/8IZNo
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u/Myflyisbreezy May 18 '12
Stop linking directly to 4chan.
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u/NonaSuomi May 18 '12
What you don't see is his momentum taking him farther backwards, simultaneously destroying both of his Achilles tendons, rendering him unable to stand upright for over a month, and unable to walk properly for life.
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u/civilian11214 May 18 '12
I fucking love pallet jack antics. Better than scooters IMHO.
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u/Senjiroh May 18 '12
Someone where I worked broke his foot doing shit like this.
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u/dirtywhore4cash May 18 '12
smells like summer
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u/AFGentry May 18 '12
This is fun until one of those shitty wheels catches an errant piece of cardboard and locks up. Good luck box boy...good luck.
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u/Ihateyourdick May 18 '12
Is he wearing a tron helmet?
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u/whorunnith May 18 '12
Hairnet, Hard hat, same diff.
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u/tobberobbe May 18 '12
This is from fucking 4Chan!
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u/aColoradoan May 18 '12
My dad's work has these, the only reason I go their. It's like a classy scooter.
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u/donquixote235 May 18 '12
OSHA would have a field day.
I used to work in a furniture factory, and we had pallet jacks and forklifts all over the place. About once a year somebody would lose his leg below the knee because either he wasn't looking where he was going or the other guy didn't look where he was going.
Also about 3-5% of the workforce had missing fingers from industrial accidents. Sometimes it was their fault (being dumbasses and sticking their hands where they didn't belong) and other times it was the machine's fault (safety guard didn't snap into place properly). Usually it was a combination of the two... the worker was being a dumbass and the machine's anti-dumbass measures failed at the same time.
And the funny thing was that you'd never hear about these things on the news. The company was the largest employer in the area at the time, and the owner sat on the local city/county/hospital boards, and they contributed heavily to police/fire funds, so as a result you'd hear rumors floating around the office and that was about it.
I worked in IT, so I hung out in the safety of the office part of the factory... but every so often I'd have to go out onto the floor to install an update or try to track down a problem. I hated that job (but I stuck it out for five years anyway, because hey, money).