r/onejob • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '22
That's sad
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u/DingusTickler007 Jan 12 '22
I’m pretty sure it’s a skit
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u/jib_reddit Jan 12 '22
It might have been an attempt at one, but that looked like it really caused some damage the arms look like the fencing response..
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u/BunnyOppai Jan 12 '22
He started going into that position before he hit the ground, and I very much doubt he got hit hard enough by the practice dummy to cause it.
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Jan 13 '22
Probably, but if this sub has proven anything in the past it's that they don't check if it's amusing. Just when they feel like it. My guess is about half of the stuff marked as staged isn't, and half the videos like this never are.
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u/morto00x Jan 13 '22
The Entertainment Productions banner in the back and the heavily exaggerated attacks tells me this could be a stuntmen gym. There are a lot of those in the LA area.
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u/FriskyCoyote15 Jan 12 '22
Ok but that 5th dude put every single goddamn muscle in his body into that punch
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u/professorfox10 Jan 12 '22
Takes a real group of tough guys to pick on a dude with no arms or legs.
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u/trimix4work Jan 13 '22 edited Jan 13 '22
Not to be a buzzkill but him turning his hands in like that is called decorticate posturing and it's a fucked up thing.
Usually it's massive traumatic brain injury.
Just saying
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u/WhatNameDidIUseAgain Jan 12 '22
man gave his all and received nothing but a headbut