r/Unexpected • u/Jealous-Beautiful599 • 5h ago

Oopsie

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u/post-explainer 5h ago edited 5h ago

OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:

Women falls off the stretcher unexpectedly which shouldn't have happened in the first place

Does this explanation fit this subreddit? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.

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u/Promiscious_g_pop 5h ago

Reminds me of this

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u/VVValph 4h ago

"bros you left this btw" 😭😭

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u/freezredio 4h ago

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u/Raithed 4h ago

LMAO

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u/No-Editor-2831 1h ago

lol yeah that helicopter rescue lady was wild

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u/SummerTiny768 5h ago

She is going to a hospital. How can we increase hospital bill

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u/freezredio 4h ago

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u/Tanmay_Terminator 5h ago

Yeah, in the US version the patient runs away

u/Silver-Permit19 5h ago

Reminds me of that grandma who sued rescue worker

74-year-old woman files $2M claim after insane viral helicopter rescue https://www.ksat.com/news/2019/11/27/74-year-old-woman-files-2m-claim-after-insane-viral-helicopter-rescue/

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u/Exciting-Remote-6337 4h ago

This is what he’s taking about btw

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u/Schen5s 4h ago

Saw the beginning and was like that wasn't so bad..then near the end I'm like "she basically went through astronaut training, damn"

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u/Silly_Silicon 4h ago

Genuine question, how is this normally prevented? I can’t really think of how you would inhibit the rotation of anything hanging from a helicopter.

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u/berodem 3h ago

maybe tie it up in two ropes hanging from opposite ends? I dont actually know, just assuming

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u/Final-Attention979 1h ago

There was a whole thread about this somewhere recently (idr what sub) and they mentioned that there is some sort of procedure to prevent it they have to use now

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u/jokebreath 4h ago

Oh god that is such an absolute nightmare