Man hurts co-worker twice in a matter of minutes
As the person who shared the video says, this kind of damage is usually only seen in cartoons or black-and-white movies... Perhaps that's where he drew inspiration from?
This video brings new meaning to 'injury on duty'.
Silent cinema and cartoons brought us great joy during our childhood; making us laugh without saying a word is a true talent (in our books, anyway).
We saw Charlie Chaplin and The Three Stooges take over silent cinema and provide us with hours of entertainment without saying a word. Nowadays, we hardly see this in cinema or in the media, but it is an age that we won't soon forget.
A video recently shared on social media showed a small snippet of what we remember from 'The Three Stooges', except this was in real life.
In the video, an unsuspecting worker is seated looking at his phone. He looks older than the other two men in the video.
One of the other men takes a metal length (he wears spectacles), props it into the door frame, and jams it into place on the floor. He doesn't pay much mind to it, fails to secure it into place, and then walks off. Unbeknownst to him, the length falls, hitting the senior man on the foot.
The senior man moans in pain and the other man turns to him and picks it up; he doesn't seem apologetic for his negligence. He proceeds to pick up the metal piece and do the same thing, prop it up on the door frame, and walk away.
As the senior man removes his shoes and socks and checks his feet, another man comes to check on him, and the metal piece falls again on the senior man; this time, it hits his head.
Watch the video below on X.
The man with the spectacles seriously needs to be trained on safety...
I have seen this kind of damage only in cartoons 😭 pic.twitter.com/ue18y97jtp
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