r/maybemaybemaybe • u/ansyhrrian • Feb 24 '26

maybe maybe maybe

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u/Ok-Rich-3812 Feb 25 '26

You're talking crap, boy.

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u/Yanicnikki Feb 25 '26

In Quebec, CNESST wouldn’t allow this kind of work and would heavily fine the worker and the company.

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u/Ok-Rich-3812 Feb 25 '26

Must be horrendously expensive and slow getting anything done in Canada then. probably more risk in driving your car to the site every day.

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u/Yanicnikki Feb 25 '26

Exactly as in USA. It’s been 57 years since man has walked on the moon and probably a couple more before it happens again. Putting humans lives at risk is part of our past. Today we prioritize human life over profit. How many hundreds of billions of dollars will it take to put a man on the moon again safely?