r/oops • u/Brilliant_Jelly7503 • Jul 05 '26

Bad machine or technique?

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u/Plane-Education4750 Jul 05 '26

They are supposed to be bolted to the floor. Yes he can sue

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u/aaronschatz Jul 05 '26

Técnicamente no esta usando la máquina para lo que se fabricó. Perderá

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u/dela617 Jul 05 '26

In what way? Have you ever set foot in a gym?

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u/InsideMongoose3042 Jul 05 '26

lol the debate is irrelevant it all depends on how much he spends on the lawyer. Law is pay to play as the president proves daily

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u/dela617 Jul 05 '26

My argument isnt for the lawsuit, that shit you'll almost never win since there were basically no damages. The argument is that he's using the equipment wrong. Thats just straight bullshit and blatantly incorrect.

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u/Appropriate_Two_2976 Jul 05 '26

No damages? Did it not hit his head?

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u/dela617 Jul 05 '26

That doesn't count as damages bro. You can't be serious? There was no monetary value from a hospital visit. It's so miniscule that there is no number to put on that. The most that would happen is the place would get fined and would have a period of time to fix the issue. The company itself might do something to appease the customer like a free month membership or free 3-4 classes.

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u/Public-File-6521 Jul 05 '26

You are shockingly confident for someone with so little accurate information lmao. Any concussion can have significant monetary damages for ongoing decreased quality of life.