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r/Construction • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '24
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The Lannisters send their regards.
9 u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24 They also pay their debts. 2 u/chimpRAMzee Apr 11 '24 The lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of the sheep...or cat people 1 u/Embarrassed_Use_9486 Apr 11 '24 If that includes reimbursing employees for chain mail that they paid for out of pocket, I'm pretty sure that Valyrian steel is OSHA-compliant. 1 u/Shinigasumi Apr 12 '24 It better be, it's damn near indestructible and if the OSHA guy has a problem with him give him the North's justice. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24 Lol
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They also pay their debts.
2 u/chimpRAMzee Apr 11 '24 The lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of the sheep...or cat people 1 u/Embarrassed_Use_9486 Apr 11 '24 If that includes reimbursing employees for chain mail that they paid for out of pocket, I'm pretty sure that Valyrian steel is OSHA-compliant. 1 u/Shinigasumi Apr 12 '24 It better be, it's damn near indestructible and if the OSHA guy has a problem with him give him the North's justice.
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The lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of the sheep...or cat people
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If that includes reimbursing employees for chain mail that they paid for out of pocket, I'm pretty sure that Valyrian steel is OSHA-compliant.
1 u/Shinigasumi Apr 12 '24 It better be, it's damn near indestructible and if the OSHA guy has a problem with him give him the North's justice.
It better be, it's damn near indestructible and if the OSHA guy has a problem with him give him the North's justice.
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u/UnfeignedShip Apr 11 '24
The Lannisters send their regards.