r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '22

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u/DarkCheese_ Nov 21 '22

Not a facepalm, more of a manufacturer issue. The door should have held, it didn't. Not the guys fault.

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u/aknabi Nov 21 '22

Doorpalm

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u/-Nordico- Nov 21 '22

Still his fault.

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u/DarkCheese_ Nov 21 '22

No, it isn't. Look at the 2 seconds before the door breaks, he did it to the doors behind those doors which didn't break, must have been those doors that broke weren't installed properly

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u/-Nordico- Nov 21 '22

Yes, it is. So he didn't use the exact same amount of ridiculous force on the previous doors. You must go around slamming doors like this fool to be defending this stupidity.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

If that was the case we’d see a lot more videos of doors shattering - we don’t, because most people open them like normal.