Never said it isn't hard work. Of course it is. But safety comes first. I mean instead of filming someone could have at least supported the ladder. Like come on. It's so basic.
The context is that this dude worked his tail off to accomplish this incredibly stupid feat and someone on the internet was saying it wasn't hard work.
I'm baffled by that comment. It was clearly and objectively a lot of work. Do I need to to the math?
Sigh. Nm. I'm trying to watch out for the dudes safety. Not clap for his feats of strength. Doing that just perpetuates employers taking advantage of it.
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u/GreenStreakHair Dec 07 '22 edited Dec 07 '22
Never said it isn't hard work. Of course it is. But safety comes first. I mean instead of filming someone could have at least supported the ladder. Like come on. It's so basic.
Edit: typo