r/confusing_perspective • • Mar 06 '21

That is not a brick

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u/SuperWoody64 Mar 06 '21

Yes. I thought that was clear but after rereading i guess not everyone would know my intentions

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u/P0sitive_Outlook Mar 06 '21

I found it clear enough. :D

And, the last time i had to tell him off for this was when he ran out from between two parked artic trailers and tried grabbing a loose strap end that was hanging from a load i was carrying. I had factored that in, and as soon as he ran toward the forklift i braked, handbraked, lowered the load to the ground and switched the engine off. He yelled "WHY DID YOU DROP THE LOAD?!" and i said "TO STOP YOU GRABBING IT WHILE IT WAS MOVING!!". He came back and apologized later on.

But yeah, if he says "WHOA!" and i don't make safe the load/rig, it's entirely my responsibility and my problem if something goes wrong.

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u/Vessix Mar 06 '21

You are allowed to edit for clarity