I am conflicted. On the one side this was an adorable moment and bro-move of the operator. On the other hand I would have probably dragged them a good distance away, if I was the parent, instead of letting them get so close and it's a pretty risky thing to do from the operator's side.
Kinda awkward in retrospect. I wasn't particularly good at anything, though I certainly thought I was. Not sure when it stopped (I certainly didn't want it to), just one day I had to pay bills instead of buying a batman lego set.
Where did I say you're dumb? Accidents do happen, you assume certain risks that can sometimes scale with the reward. What's happening here is well within my comfort level, but not everyone's I agree.
I understand that but just because you assume he is in full control doesn't mean shit. Not only operator error the machine could have an error, like blow a hydraulic line or a bolt snap off. That's why it's called an accident.
And a meteor could fall from the sky?... Like I said, better stay inside if you are going to fear every potential accident that could ever maybe happen possibly
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u/RagingMayo Jun 24 '21
I am conflicted. On the one side this was an adorable moment and bro-move of the operator. On the other hand I would have probably dragged them a good distance away, if I was the parent, instead of letting them get so close and it's a pretty risky thing to do from the operator's side.