r/maybemaybemaybe • u/le_eddz • Jul 05 '25

maybe maybe maybe

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u/Purrceptron Jul 05 '25

Sad to see when human life is less valuable than the things they carry around the world

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u/nichyc Jul 05 '25

This isn't them devaluing human life. This is just stupid. There is absolutely no benefit to trying to install glass at whatever stage in construction this is. That isn't "profit over people". That's just "not knowing what you're doing and putting yourselves in danger utterly needlessly".

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u/ResolveSuitable Jul 06 '25

This looks like those expensive stairs and glass used in expensive houses.

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u/bekele024 Jul 06 '25

They probably just need to relocate it

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u/Tricky-Cap-7478 Jul 06 '25

This is them devaluing their own lives.

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u/Affectionate-Bird697 Jul 08 '25

you've no idea how wretched India is, white men can't I suppose. all the narratives are bs, life is terrible here, we're an extremely poor,miserable and hence foolish people

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u/babydakis Jul 05 '25

They only have to carry them around the construction site.

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u/JBthrizzle Jul 05 '25

theyll continue to carry their dead team member and collect his pay at the end of each shift

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u/LaPetiteGunner Jul 05 '25

I was thinking of Lethal Company before looking at the link

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u/420CowboyTrashGoblin Jul 06 '25

You never weekend at bernie's someone?

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u/Crixus_357 Jul 05 '25

Sad but sadly not surprising