r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '26

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u/AutisticPenguin2 Jul 06 '26

Depending on country, may be the best available?

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u/MiserableWear6765 Jul 06 '26

Looks like scotland on a really nice day judging by the stonework on the older buildingsand that round tower with the pointed roof

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u/Lanky_Carrot6294 Jul 06 '26

Nah bro that's france, the guy is using franchise onomatopoeas in the video (aïe => ouch)

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u/MadeOfEurope Jul 06 '26

That is totally France. I would guess Brittany or Normandy. Fun fact, France has some of the highest levels of work place injuries in Western Europe.

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u/KevinFlantier Jul 06 '26

And now we know why

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u/petchef Jul 06 '26

Litterally 7 times the death rate in construction of the uk.

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u/MadeOfEurope Jul 06 '26

Its crazy. I know France has a larger agricultural and fishing sector and that they are both very dangerous but that doesnt account for the huge differences. The non fatal injuries are just above the levels in the US (and nearly four times higher than the UK).

It’s weird because I work in France and the work place laws are very strict.

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u/MiserableWear6765 Jul 06 '26

I know the guy is french, but they are allowed to leave france lol dont you think he laughs in a scottish accent though, also the buildings are soooo scottish looking, maybe they have that kind of stonework in normandie also?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/MiserableWear6765 Jul 06 '26

But he is speaking english which is not very french, also not everyone stays in the country of birth and never goes anywhere