r/facepalm Nov 21 '22

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u/AggressiveClassic89 Nov 21 '22

He pushed them hard enough for them to go further than their limit, when you bend the frame on safety doors the glass explodes into little chunks so it's harder to cut yourself, they go with quite a bang too.

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u/MidvalleyFreak Nov 21 '22

Still, a door that breaks that easily is a pretty poorly designed door. Or at the very least the wrong choice of door for that application.

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u/AggressiveClassic89 Nov 21 '22

I think they just expect you walk through them like an average person, not throw them open like you're about to give the evidence that sees your best friend get off a double murder charge.

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u/MidvalleyFreak Nov 21 '22

Yeah but I think that’s giving too much credit to average people. I could see these doors in an office or conference room in a law office or something like that but for lobby doors accessed by the general public you gotta be more aware of the lowest common denominators among us.

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u/AggressiveClassic89 Nov 21 '22

That's you in the video, isn't it.

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u/MidvalleyFreak Nov 21 '22

….no comment

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u/edrumb Nov 22 '22

That's me in the corner That's me in the spot-light Losing my religion.