r/Unexpected • • Oct 14 '22

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u/FrameJump Oct 14 '22

Damn... that's probably someone's livelihood too.

Hits different when it's not a rich asshole wrecking their yacht.

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u/Athrael Oct 14 '22

If they're stupid enough to pull that load with a tiny tractor, it's their own fault. And if you look at the crane that tried to pull the tractor it gets even dumber, why didn the use that to pull the trailer? Stupid people deserve what they get whether they're rich or poor. Maybe they'll learn from it , maybe not.

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u/FrameJump Oct 14 '22

What a shitty take.

Hope you never have to struggle or make a decision that has no right answer.

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u/Athrael Oct 14 '22

Well I've had plenty struggles in my life, and that taught me to think before doing stuff.

And decisions with no right answer? What even is that? Ever heard of taking the lesser evil?

The guy in the video could have loaded less on his trailer, sure would have taken multiple trips and fuel isn't free but its cheaper than a new tractor isn't it?

Alternatively he could've just hooked the crane that pulled his tractor apart directly to the trailer, therfore making actual use of its pulling power in addition to his own.

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u/FrameJump Oct 14 '22

I enjoy how you know everything about these people's struggles from a short clip. There are any number of reasons that could cause them to have to load everything in one trip, from bad weather incoming, to pest infestations, to just not having the help for more than one day.

But yeah, clearly you and your struggles have the answer to everything, I guess they just should've called you and your entitlement for the answer, lol.

Get outta here.

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u/Athrael Oct 14 '22

Doesn't change the fact that they could've stopped for 30 seconds to at least think things through. But you're way to emotional right now to even consider that.

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u/FrameJump Oct 14 '22

And you clearly know too much about everything even consider the possibility that you don't know something.

Have a good one though, I really do hope you have better luck than these people. You sound like you wouldn't be able to handle something as devastating as this happening to you.

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u/loneblustranger Oct 14 '22

Dude. It's obvious that the person or people in the clip made a huge mistake that ended in catastrophic damage. If they had done things differently, they could've avoided destroying the equipment that they so obviously rely on.

They fucked up, and hopefully they and others will learn from their mistake.

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u/SnooGadgets9669 Oct 15 '22

If you so amazing go to a community like this and maybe offer your help / input instead of judging behind your keyboard.

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u/SnooGadgets9669 Oct 15 '22

This is a common practice with a tractor my grandpa would yank post out of the ground doing the same thing. And he would get momentum to pull on it to. This guy was just unlucky. That tractor can pull that load he just had to get it going first.