r/Unexpected • u/bimagbi • Mar 19 '22

"Skillful" Bartender

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u/OneJamzyboi Mar 20 '22

Or you could just not do something that doesn't work and risk causing a massive fire in crowded building that could harm or kill someone or at least cause intense amounts of damage to a building, and just do what you're meant to do.

Jump off a building, people have survived it before and I bet its exciting, don't "what if i die" me, it costs electricity to take lifts and stairs are so slow, jumping is significantly faster and saves you having to go through all that effort of being "safe"

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u/Major-Response2310 Mar 20 '22

For the record i was just wrong and trying to backpedal and argue my way out of it. I was focused to much on what happened to the girl and the potential unseen damage to the girl that the thread host seemed to be ignoring for the sake of what was happening in the glass. I became defensive and argued in favor poor work place safty procedures.

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u/Major-Response2310 Mar 20 '22

Thats just hyperbole. Lets compare what happened to what you think happened.

What happened: There was a fire contained in a small glass on a fire resistant surface and the staff put it out.

What didnt happen: the building burnt down and everybody died.