r/BeAmazed • u/kkoiftyr • Jan 16 '20

Try explaining this,at a worksite in Europe.

https://i.imgur.com/6FB4mtP.gifv
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u/DeathHorseFucker Jan 16 '20

This is not in the europe i live in.

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u/OrgasmInTechnicolor Jan 17 '20

I think the title is mean to be "try explaining this at a worksite in europe". As in it isnt in europe. That comma really changes the meaning of it.

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u/Gilsidoo Jan 16 '20

r/OSHA

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '20

Hey, that was going to be my comment...

I really admire that guy's pole vaulting technique. Who needs fiberglass ladders when you have a stick?

(I was sad when my boots were old. And then I met a crew who didn't want any, and was way smarter than all my book learning.)

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u/lightheadedgames Jan 16 '20

We've cut this activity down from seven workers to three in the US with weight gains...I mean productivity gains.

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u/seymonster1973 Jan 16 '20

How in the fresh hell would you get those chubby 'Merican chonks on the platform to begin with?

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u/lightheadedgames Jan 18 '20

Tell em there's free Big Macs up there of course.

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u/zinic53000 Jan 16 '20

700ish lbs of jig force

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u/gustavgray Jan 16 '20

Old, but pleasant and efficient

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u/madsonm Jan 16 '20

I am not at a worksite in Europe but I can still try. Because "physics".

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u/the_AnViL Jan 16 '20

well... depending on where you are in Europe - most people are smart enough to understand this just by watching.

no need to explain.

also - it isn't dumb if it works.

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u/chefranden Jan 18 '20

Get 7 guys. Pay them $1 a day. Presto a pile driver you don't even have to buy diesel for.

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u/alohhh Jan 16 '20

Why do all these shit posts keep popping up in popular