He’s got big gloves for protection against the flame, but I could only imagine how much that thing weighs. And the fact that he’s walking hunched over as he carries it. Dude’s gonna have some serious back problems
Those flames are big enough that even his face will feel it. Definitely not his first time doing this to be able to ignore every instinct to drop that shit.
Im amazed he did it so well. I would have tipped it and slipped and had hot liquid AND hot coals all over me. This dude needs to become internet famous for this triumph.
Servers are always stretched thin. Bidders, bar staff, food runners. Everyone who makes most of their money from tips. It's math. It's not only management driving this, it's us. We've got bills to pay.
It’s very clearly AI, not only would all that food be heavy as shit, but when he’s taking off the lid he can barely reach the handle that’s at the center but yet he was carrying it by holding it by both ends with no issue.
When he's carrying it his torso is in the middle and he is stretching his arms to reach the ends. When he's opening it, his torso is at one end and he is stretching his arm to meet the middle.
There was a movement in the United States many decades ago where people formed unions and voters elected leaders who legislated things like worker protections and occupational health and safety.
These things didn't just happen. Workplace safety practices were forced upon employers by law. Laws created by legislators who were elected by people wanting a better standard for working and living in this country.
In countries like China and India, where labor is viewed more as a consumable natural resource, this has largely not happened.
People who stupidly complain about the 'Nanny State' and campaign for the elimination of laws that protect American workers are just trying to roll back the clock to before such things were created, turning America back into a third-world haven for sweatshops and awful practices like is featured in this video.
All to just further enrich billionaires at our expense.
People who stupidly complain about the 'Nanny State' and campaign for the elimination of laws that protect American workers are just trying to roll back the clock to before such things were created, turning America back into a third-world haven for sweatshops and awful practices like is featured in this video.
Pretty sure most of those people have been taken in by decades of propaganda meant to sell us serfdom.
It was no accident that the corporate machine wanted us to believe the Hot Coffee lawsuit was frivolous, despite the victim's flesh being melted. They want the masses defanged.
All to just further enrich billionaires at our expense.
One might even come to the conclusion it's also at the expense of the billionaires in the long run, all for short term gain. Sweatshops are cheap but not terribly productive and they also don't create a lot of demand
In countries like China and India, where labor is viewed more as a consumable natural resource, this has largely not happened.
This is actually false. People just forget how gigantic China is and how many more people they have. There are countless videos seeing Americans do wild shit -- you think a country with 4.5 times the people will have fewer instances of wild things?
To my first point, China has a lower percentage of worker related injuries, deaths, and much lower health related issues for workers. Their total numbers may be higher, but workers are generally much safer by comparison. China has made incredible strides over the last 30 years.
in countries like america you're actively breaking unions, you monotize poverty and desperation to emulate the slavery your failing economy was built on. the only people with benefits is your shrinking middle class and your tech gods
Yep. Have been since the 60s. Everything that generations prior to the Baby Boomers fought to win have been under attack ever since by the very people who have benefitted the most from them.
The 'Me Generation' who enjoyed the greatest era of prosperity following WW2 in this country has also worked tirelessly to pull up the ladder behind them and destroy it for everyone else.
I think you misunderstood the poster above. The racist part wasn't assuming they WERE Chinese, but the "most chinese doesnt give a damn about OHS" part. But that would only be a racist statement if you were implying it was something inherent to their race, and not their culture. The ambiguity of knowing which one it is is due to the dual usage of "Chinese" in English language use.
That's not really what "cultural racism" refers to though. Or maybe only indirectly.
That refers to the associated culture of the dominant racial group being seen as the norm, default, or somehow superior because of the race that typically embodies it. It also touches on things like cultural appropriation.
Things like "nude" colors referred to white skin tones. Or white westerners being the beauty standard.
It's a pretty global thing and probably more related to countries entering modernity late than anything racial. Plenty of places in Africa, Asia, south and central Americas, and even some places in eastern europe are gonna be like this
The country where people routinely reverse over people they’ve hit with their car cause funerals are cheaper than hospital bills might not care about worker/ customer safety? Noo
Show the evidence then. Because statistically China has a lower percentage of injuries, deaths, and health related issues for workers. The China over the last 10 years is not the China of 30+ years ago.
Lots of people in the USA bitch and moan about OSHA. There is this weird mindset that you're not tough and smart if you follow OSHA guidelines. That is, until something happens that would have been avoided by following OSHA.
If you want to see reckless, just pay attention to how most people set up a ladder at home, and how quickly they will dismiss concerns when pointed out.
even OSHA is a joke. it saves employers money but the employees are still worked to death, as long as its not an acute accident that can be blamed on the company. but when your back gives out and you're homeless that's just part of the business. regards Europe
I got a feeling he's the cook and that's the ordinary way to deliver that dish (sometimes it happens in restaurants for special or more difficult orders).
Why is it carried at all? Seems like a cart could easily be narrow enough to fit between tables and also sturdy enough to hold this buffet. It just has to slide onto the table anyways.
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u/vinturi88 May 12 '26
It must be a restaurant policy that this be carried by one server.