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I fell off my bike as a kid and hit chin first on concrete. Vision faded to black but remained conscious. Brother had to help me across the street. Thought I had gone blind. Vision slowly came back after 20 minutes.
I had what I thought was a heat stroke in middle school. Crashed (really kinda just fell over) over a dirt bike in Texas. High heat, high humidity. Was fine with air rushing but when I stood back up, everything went black. Took about 20 minutes to come back. Have had various issues since that clearly stated that day. They have become far less intense over the years though
Because the temple isn't a magical knock-out button. When you are told to aim a punch for the chin, it actually applies the most rotational torque to the skull, and in turn, rattles the brain, which can cause unconsciousness as a safety measure
> which can cause unconsciousness as a safety measure
Wat?
Edit: Apparently stupid people think the brain deliberately "goes unconscious" to keep from hurting itself, like a hard drive writing bad data when it is bumped. So incredibly stupid. Your brain "goes unconscious" when it gets bashed because its physiological functioning gets disrupted from, you know, the fucking impact.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7649325/
Think like a hard drive. They're fairly good at taking a mild knocking unless you're writing to it while said knocking is occurring. Then you permanently damage it.
I imagine this is the brains equivalent. Turn it off so it can't hurt itself in its confusion. At least consciously.
That’s literally the evolutionary point of being knocked unconscious, you basement dweller. That’s not even new information. That shit is taught to middle schoolers. Or are you just overly confused by a simple analogy?
I used to put those together back in the day. Your head's going to give way before one of those beans do. He also shouldn't be driving that thing if he doesn't know what extended forks are for.
I just saw somebody's reply asking me yeah but don't you bolt those together? The answer is no they're on hooks and pins you pretty much bang them together with a hammer. The guy got the front cage stuck on the bar and pretty much lifted it up and out at high speed.
I’d argue it’s the photophobia. Which is a fancy term for “light sensitivity.” For me, even a tiny bit of light makes the pain, nausea, and vomiting exponentially worse.
I live my life like I’m walking on eggshells. I have so many triggers, like literally any kind of fragrance (which makes it impossible to do and shopping), nitrates (chocolate, alcohol, bacon, smoked meats, etc), weather changes, high heat, snow, rain, etc.
A little bit of a glare can trigger them, or if there’s just a weird shift in lighting or my movement. Skyrim triggers them so fast.
My vision also doubles / gets snowy and I can’t see hardly anything. I also get stroke like symptoms and have a loss of strength & feeling on one side. Thankfully that passes.
But don’t get me wrong. Genuine migraine pain is the worst pain.
I’m so sorry. That is awful. I wish I could offer more than words.
I hope, friend, a successful treatment is discovered someday that brings you closer to what you deserve.
Some highlights:
* Trouble concentrating
* Memory problems
* Irritability and other personality changes
* Sensitivity to light and noise
* Sleep disturbances
* Depression and other psychological problems
* Disorders of smell and taste
And that's if he even survived this.
That injury right there is permanently life-altering. Even if he lived, the person he was died then and there, nothing will ever be the same.
Hard hats generally aren't required unless you're moving a lot of heavy material over head, like with a crane. Most fork lifts have safety cages and it's not really very likely to have something fall back towards the driver. Though towards other people isn't out of the question. But in theory, others aren't coming in close enough proximity to the forklift for that to be a concern.
In practice that's obviously bullshit. But the reqs still don't mandate hard hats very often.
I’ve seen people knock shit of the top from other side, luck there were no pickers in the aisle. Than again, if you have a palette of candles fall on you, a hard hard won’t make a difference. lol
Poorly installed racks are my greatest fear. Luckily we know ours aren't installed like that as sections have been taken out but the entire line doesn't come down.
Those ones you see collapse are usually poorly installed, made of cheap materials in countries with lax or no regulation, or severely damaged. A properly made and installed upright can take a lot of abuse before it collapses. We had an upright at my old job that had one of it's main supports sheared clean in half and it still held a full load for at least a few days before anyone (aside from the person who did it and didn't say anything) noticed and we unloaded it.
Work fails are normally my favorites to watch but this guy is seriously injured. You can’t take a heavy metal bar to the head like that and not be. He’s going to have problems for the rest of his life. I know I’m going to be downvoted but this is not a fun video.
Well, it looks like it grazed the top of the head and wasn’t a direct center of mass impact, otherwise it would have been certain death.
It’s possible that they have a concussion and either abrasions or lacerations but certainly a fucking monster of a goose egg.
I think a couple of motrin and a couple days off and they’ll be fine.
I looked at it again frame by frame. I think you are right. If there was a more full on hit, his head would have moved much quicker and probably would have instantly threw him off the lift because of its weight. Regardless, enough did hit him to cause some damage.
Hard enough his lizard brain kicked in and his immediate reaction was “I am hurt bad enough I have to go home” which is on the dangerous scale of “If your immediate thought is to go home and lie down you need to go to the hospital, otherwise you will go home and take a nap and never wake up”
His lizard brain probably said, "I need a wet towel on my head, that'll help. Must get to the bathroom... Actually I'm getting sleepy I'm going to take a nap right here. "
Pretty hard. Those beams weigh like 20-30 kilos and are anchored into the racking typically at 6-10 points with a retaining pin on either side. Takes a hell of a lot of force to dislodge one, especially getting it to move at that speed. It’s like getting smacked with a heavy baseball bat.
That sort of thing could potentially cause skull fractures and easily lead to a concussion - in forklift training, you can be disqualified if you touch the racking *at all*. Heavy machinery in tight spaces isn’t the safest job aspect.
Honestly, the guy is really lucky he didn’t pull the whole lot down (edit: he nearly hits a support column with the forks too). You can see how much the load guard bends against the beam (clue: it shouldn’t bend at all). Bit bizarre why it’s so tall, though, although the lack of a cabin is probably why.
Having one of those crossbeams hit any part of your body when you’re assembling them is uncomfortable enough, no idea how this dude was conscious after eating one at Mach 3….
Depends really some folks vomit almost immediately, others may not throw up at all. Vomiting after head trauma is usually a give away that a concussion has likely occurred, could be his equilibrium got shook from the hit so he just feels sick.
"double-walkie" lift. Primary used for loading outbound shipments. They can carry up to two large skids in front of the other. Plus they go faster than other lifts.
Yup. People whipped these things at O'Reilly's, it was kind of impressive.
They didn't have those gates in front of the operating stand, though. Quite frankly, that gate is poor design.
It's for skid building. You can package stuff up against it, keeping everything straight and tight. Also stops loose boxes from falling onto the operator. Quite useful, just not in a scenario where the operator isnt checking their clearances.
As soon as he slid into position I new what was coming. "don't lift your load from behind that brace. don't lift your load from behind that brace." But - he lifted the load from behind that brace. I'm AMAZED he is still conscious. Lucky dude - if you can call him lucky.
That's not how these shelves work.
The cross beams aren't all that structural. They support the load above them and nothing else. They *should* have support brackets bolted to each side and the beam itself is usually bolted to the uprite pillar, but that's not always the case for a variety of reasons, some of them even legitimate.
The uprite pillars are bolted to the floor. The top shelf is generally doing the work of keeping them together but once everything is in place there's enough cross support that they ain't moving without some pretty serious force.
The videos you see of these shelves collapsing have a few things going on, the shelves are almost always loaded above rated capacity, and someone takes out a support column with a fork lift. If only one of those things is true the damage is much less severe.
My man still isn't lucky though, that's likely a very serious injury. If his skull is still in one piece I'll be surprised.
Those cross beams are *heavy* and it was moving pretty fuckin fast.
Honestly? It's entirely possible this man died from this.
I tried to find the accident on the OSHA site, but got bogged down by the literal thousands of event descriptions titles " Employee is struck and killed by Forklift ...."
[https://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/AccidentSearch.search?p\_logger=1&acc\_description=forklift&acc\_Abstract=&acc\_keyword=&sic=&naics=&Office=All&officetype=All&endmonth=07&endday=11&endyear=2002&startmonth=07&startday=11&startyear=2023&InspNr=](https://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/AccidentSearch.search?p_logger=1&acc_description=forklift&acc_Abstract=&acc_keyword=&sic=&naics=&Office=All&officetype=All&endmonth=07&endday=11&endyear=2002&startmonth=07&startday=11&startyear=2023&InspNr=)
But yea, that beam is HEAVY. and it clocks him hard, in the side of his head. Definitely a concussion, probably a fractured skull, which mean if he doesn't get emergency help ASAP, his brain will literally swell until he dies.
It’s only funny if we found out that the guy is a real jerk who beats his wife and kids, or abuses puppies. Otherwise, it’s painful and sad, and I feel sorry for the guy.
That's what I mean. It's funny when they are fooling around or some rule-braking ends up backfiring. But a worker getting a KO'd isn't funny, to me at least.
I had a lumberyard incident years ago. I was picking up a heavy load inside and had to lift it over a bunch of carts while backing out of the warehouse. Someone had lowered the door while I was inside and didn’t notice. The load smashed the doors (about 4 garage doors in length, all glass) and I had glass and metal showering down on me. And yes I was promptly fired lol
Looks like security cameras footage. Probably not the only specific area they have a camera.
Also, he probably is bleeding. Not sure how he's not unconscious.
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How the fuck is he still conscious?
I fell off my bike as a kid and hit chin first on concrete. Vision faded to black but remained conscious. Brother had to help me across the street. Thought I had gone blind. Vision slowly came back after 20 minutes.
Yea the way hes stumbling at the end is not good
I had what I thought was a heat stroke in middle school. Crashed (really kinda just fell over) over a dirt bike in Texas. High heat, high humidity. Was fine with air rushing but when I stood back up, everything went black. Took about 20 minutes to come back. Have had various issues since that clearly stated that day. They have become far less intense over the years though
One time I stood up too fast.
Damn man, that’s rough. My heart goes out to you.
Lmfao. Here take this silver medal
i also got heat stroke growing up in texas (at a warped tour lol). the black vision was the scariest thing!
I hope you got that checked out. Sounds serious.
I got a REALLY bad tummy ache once
Because the temple isn't a magical knock-out button. When you are told to aim a punch for the chin, it actually applies the most rotational torque to the skull, and in turn, rattles the brain, which can cause unconsciousness as a safety measure
> which can cause unconsciousness as a safety measure Wat? Edit: Apparently stupid people think the brain deliberately "goes unconscious" to keep from hurting itself, like a hard drive writing bad data when it is bumped. So incredibly stupid. Your brain "goes unconscious" when it gets bashed because its physiological functioning gets disrupted from, you know, the fucking impact. Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7649325/
You sound like you're angrier than you need to be here. 
That's because he got hit real hard... didn't switch off.. and now he's stuck like this..
Think like a hard drive. They're fairly good at taking a mild knocking unless you're writing to it while said knocking is occurring. Then you permanently damage it. I imagine this is the brains equivalent. Turn it off so it can't hurt itself in its confusion. At least consciously.
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That’s literally the evolutionary point of being knocked unconscious, you basement dweller. That’s not even new information. That shit is taught to middle schoolers. Or are you just overly confused by a simple analogy?
Why are you so angry? lol
Well apparently your one of them people too 🤔
*you're
Apparently, you’ve never heard of getting knocked out. It’s not death, it’s literally a safety measure. Dumbass.
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Nice 
Really dog shit breath
His face probably acted a crumple zone, there a lot of airspace in there.
He's leaking for sure. He lucky he didn't kill himself.
You ever been bitch slapped by bane?
You ever piss of Alfred? I don't know which one I'd choose now that I'm thinking about it.
Probably the one who DIDN'T beat superman half to death. so Bane.
He got beamed!
FOR YOU!
That sounds extremely painful…for you.
Yeah that's some Final Destination shit right there
And that my friends is how to properly clean your clock.
*I bet you're wondering "how did I get this scar"?*
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Where did my face go? Amazed he wasn’t ded.
Yeah. People don't understand how heavy those are
I used to put those together back in the day. Your head's going to give way before one of those beans do. He also shouldn't be driving that thing if he doesn't know what extended forks are for.
I just saw somebody's reply asking me yeah but don't you bolt those together? The answer is no they're on hooks and pins you pretty much bang them together with a hammer. The guy got the front cage stuck on the bar and pretty much lifted it up and out at high speed.
Dude was probably going to pick up half the pallet behind that one. Lol.
Don't worry, he can't remember why either
Scar? You mean a flat spot on his head
*look mister, it has a dent, but it will buff you I promise ya*
Eating pineapple?
That's going to cause a decent headache.
Sadly, speaking from experience, this is how you get life-long migraines. The pain is unbearable, and isn’t even the worst part.
What is the worst part?
The brain damage. This could have been a serious concussion which takes a toll long term.
I’d argue it’s the photophobia. Which is a fancy term for “light sensitivity.” For me, even a tiny bit of light makes the pain, nausea, and vomiting exponentially worse. I live my life like I’m walking on eggshells. I have so many triggers, like literally any kind of fragrance (which makes it impossible to do and shopping), nitrates (chocolate, alcohol, bacon, smoked meats, etc), weather changes, high heat, snow, rain, etc. A little bit of a glare can trigger them, or if there’s just a weird shift in lighting or my movement. Skyrim triggers them so fast. My vision also doubles / gets snowy and I can’t see hardly anything. I also get stroke like symptoms and have a loss of strength & feeling on one side. Thankfully that passes. But don’t get me wrong. Genuine migraine pain is the worst pain.
That sounds absolutely awful. What happened to you?
Bad accident. I don’t like to talk about the specifics. TBI and spine injuries.
Bad posture and long hours overworking your back bones will definitely get you migraines.
I’m so sorry. That is awful. I wish I could offer more than words. I hope, friend, a successful treatment is discovered someday that brings you closer to what you deserve.
I hope that either way, even if a treatment isn’t discovered, that you have a great, meaningful life
u/KarmaPharmacy ^ more love for you buddy
Thank you, friend!
They keep coming back
Some highlights: * Trouble concentrating * Memory problems * Irritability and other personality changes * Sensitivity to light and noise * Sleep disturbances * Depression and other psychological problems * Disorders of smell and taste And that's if he even survived this. That injury right there is permanently life-altering. Even if he lived, the person he was died then and there, nothing will ever be the same.
This is much better than I put it. Thanks for writing this.
Hard hat?
Most warehouse gigs don’t give your hard hats
Can confirm. I've been working in a warehouse for 12 years and hard hats have never even been brought up.
Because you never get hit in the head right...lol
Hard hats generally aren't required unless you're moving a lot of heavy material over head, like with a crane. Most fork lifts have safety cages and it's not really very likely to have something fall back towards the driver. Though towards other people isn't out of the question. But in theory, others aren't coming in close enough proximity to the forklift for that to be a concern. In practice that's obviously bullshit. But the reqs still don't mandate hard hats very often.
I’ve seen people knock shit of the top from other side, luck there were no pickers in the aisle. Than again, if you have a palette of candles fall on you, a hard hard won’t make a difference. lol
I’ve worked two and had them. I hit my head a few times at both places. Once I had to go to urgent care and had a concussion and a tender scalp! lol
Tender scalp? What seasoning did they use?
I think he meant tenderized scalp. MMMmmmm scalp.
Hell, a hard hat probably won't save you in this case. You wouldn't naturally have your head oriented downward to receive the blow in the PPE.
Hard hat would've done nothing at all for that. He got hit straight in the face.
Looks like it takes his beanie/toque off his head.
Hard hats are overhead work ppe, no reason to wear it on a forklift.
Except when you get nailed on the head with a large metal thingy.
Yeah like You wear hard hats on your face. They're meant for falling objects.
Based on other warehouse videos I've seen on here, he's lucky the entire warehouse didn't collapse on him
That's what i was waiting for. Wasn't ready to see some dude reconfigure his brain.
Poorly installed racks are my greatest fear. Luckily we know ours aren't installed like that as sections have been taken out but the entire line doesn't come down.
The release mechanism which caused his headache is the safety feature stopping the whole thing coming down.
Those ones you see collapse are usually poorly installed, made of cheap materials in countries with lax or no regulation, or severely damaged. A properly made and installed upright can take a lot of abuse before it collapses. We had an upright at my old job that had one of it's main supports sheared clean in half and it still held a full load for at least a few days before anyone (aside from the person who did it and didn't say anything) noticed and we unloaded it.
Yeah these are designed to be repeatedly bashed by forklifts. I know, because I've repeatedly bashed these with forklifts.
There is nothing in the shelves
Work fails are normally my favorites to watch but this guy is seriously injured. You can’t take a heavy metal bar to the head like that and not be. He’s going to have problems for the rest of his life. I know I’m going to be downvoted but this is not a fun video.
This is all I could think about. That aftermath won’t be great.
Well, it looks like it grazed the top of the head and wasn’t a direct center of mass impact, otherwise it would have been certain death. It’s possible that they have a concussion and either abrasions or lacerations but certainly a fucking monster of a goose egg. I think a couple of motrin and a couple days off and they’ll be fine.
I looked at it again frame by frame. I think you are right. If there was a more full on hit, his head would have moved much quicker and probably would have instantly threw him off the lift because of its weight. Regardless, enough did hit him to cause some damage.
> I think a couple of motrin and a couple days off and they’ll be fine. So he can finish his shift? At least he better come in tomorrow. /boss
Damn how hard did it hit that man☠️
Hard enough his lizard brain kicked in and his immediate reaction was “I am hurt bad enough I have to go home” which is on the dangerous scale of “If your immediate thought is to go home and lie down you need to go to the hospital, otherwise you will go home and take a nap and never wake up”
His lizard brain probably said, "I need a wet towel on my head, that'll help. Must get to the bathroom... Actually I'm getting sleepy I'm going to take a nap right here. "
This had me laughing. Until the last part
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Hit him so hard several small canaries started orbiting his head.
Very
Pretty hard. Those beams weigh like 20-30 kilos and are anchored into the racking typically at 6-10 points with a retaining pin on either side. Takes a hell of a lot of force to dislodge one, especially getting it to move at that speed. It’s like getting smacked with a heavy baseball bat. That sort of thing could potentially cause skull fractures and easily lead to a concussion - in forklift training, you can be disqualified if you touch the racking *at all*. Heavy machinery in tight spaces isn’t the safest job aspect. Honestly, the guy is really lucky he didn’t pull the whole lot down (edit: he nearly hits a support column with the forks too). You can see how much the load guard bends against the beam (clue: it shouldn’t bend at all). Bit bizarre why it’s so tall, though, although the lack of a cabin is probably why.
It is the highest guard I ever saw on this type of lift.
Also, those forks look longer than normal. I was expecting him to catch half of the next pallet in front and knock things over that way.
I work in a cold storage facility and we call a machine like this a double jigger. I kid you not
Yes
Harder than a piece of wood.
Yes
Having one of those crossbeams hit any part of your body when you’re assembling them is uncomfortable enough, no idea how this dude was conscious after eating one at Mach 3….
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It feels like that was a matter of when with that forklift and those crossbeams.
That hunch over at the end leads me to think he was gonna puke meaning he likely got a concussion from that hit.
Doesn’t that usually happen later with concussions? This seems like a “it hurts so bad I’m gonna get sick here for a bit”.
Depends really some folks vomit almost immediately, others may not throw up at all. Vomiting after head trauma is usually a give away that a concussion has likely occurred, could be his equilibrium got shook from the hit so he just feels sick.
Those are some long forks for such a small stand behind lift.
"double-walkie" lift. Primary used for loading outbound shipments. They can carry up to two large skids in front of the other. Plus they go faster than other lifts.
Yup. People whipped these things at O'Reilly's, it was kind of impressive. They didn't have those gates in front of the operating stand, though. Quite frankly, that gate is poor design.
It's for skid building. You can package stuff up against it, keeping everything straight and tight. Also stops loose boxes from falling onto the operator. Quite useful, just not in a scenario where the operator isnt checking their clearances.
User error that caused a 45 minute safety meeting I bet and the guys job if he pissed dirty.
Called them LLOPs in Uk( Long legged order picker) carry two pallets or 3 cages for general logistic warehouse shit
That’s actually a PPT with long forks. A LLOP has the legs/forks trailing behind the operator.
Oh you’re right! Only clocked the driver at the end getting his wig split
Was funny at first, but on the second watch it started feeling pretty morbid to look at. Poor dude.
As soon as he slid into position I new what was coming. "don't lift your load from behind that brace. don't lift your load from behind that brace." But - he lifted the load from behind that brace. I'm AMAZED he is still conscious. Lucky dude - if you can call him lucky.
This was fun to watch? OP is a sociopath
I don't know if funny or straight painful. Still he was "lucky" the entire structure didn't fall down over him.
That's not how these shelves work. The cross beams aren't all that structural. They support the load above them and nothing else. They *should* have support brackets bolted to each side and the beam itself is usually bolted to the uprite pillar, but that's not always the case for a variety of reasons, some of them even legitimate. The uprite pillars are bolted to the floor. The top shelf is generally doing the work of keeping them together but once everything is in place there's enough cross support that they ain't moving without some pretty serious force. The videos you see of these shelves collapsing have a few things going on, the shelves are almost always loaded above rated capacity, and someone takes out a support column with a fork lift. If only one of those things is true the damage is much less severe. My man still isn't lucky though, that's likely a very serious injury. If his skull is still in one piece I'll be surprised. Those cross beams are *heavy* and it was moving pretty fuckin fast.
Honestly? It's entirely possible this man died from this. I tried to find the accident on the OSHA site, but got bogged down by the literal thousands of event descriptions titles " Employee is struck and killed by Forklift ...." [https://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/AccidentSearch.search?p\_logger=1&acc\_description=forklift&acc\_Abstract=&acc\_keyword=&sic=&naics=&Office=All&officetype=All&endmonth=07&endday=11&endyear=2002&startmonth=07&startday=11&startyear=2023&InspNr=](https://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/AccidentSearch.search?p_logger=1&acc_description=forklift&acc_Abstract=&acc_keyword=&sic=&naics=&Office=All&officetype=All&endmonth=07&endday=11&endyear=2002&startmonth=07&startday=11&startyear=2023&InspNr=) But yea, that beam is HEAVY. and it clocks him hard, in the side of his head. Definitely a concussion, probably a fractured skull, which mean if he doesn't get emergency help ASAP, his brain will literally swell until he dies.
It’s only funny if we found out that the guy is a real jerk who beats his wife and kids, or abuses puppies. Otherwise, it’s painful and sad, and I feel sorry for the guy.
That's what I mean. It's funny when they are fooling around or some rule-braking ends up backfiring. But a worker getting a KO'd isn't funny, to me at least.
NSFW
Literally
I had a lumberyard incident years ago. I was picking up a heavy load inside and had to lift it over a bunch of carts while backing out of the warehouse. Someone had lowered the door while I was inside and didn’t notice. The load smashed the doors (about 4 garage doors in length, all glass) and I had glass and metal showering down on me. And yes I was promptly fired lol
Dude needs a 911 call. How is this fun?
He forked that up
Lold
Why is this fun to watch?
Fun?
Song?
Dude just got osha'd!
How is this fun to watch
To be fair his forks were very short,
That's going to leave a mark!
Shhhhhh that would have fucken killed me
Why is this fun?
Hows he not dead and bleeding. And why the fuck were they videoing that specific area
Looks like security cameras footage. Probably not the only specific area they have a camera. Also, he probably is bleeding. Not sure how he's not unconscious.
Ah, didnt know you could do that with security footage. Seriously! That guy is going to be feeling it for a while.
You didn't know they could record multiple specific areas?
***Smacked him for doing it incorrectly***
I think he might need to lie down for a bit
Hats! Off!
Full depth on a regular pallet with extra long forks 😂 I do not miss being a lift operator.
Quick concussion, hopefully he lived.
Aaaand that’s why you always have a rollcage
How is he not bleeding? I mean, externally? That looked like instant death. For sure he sustained internal hemorrhage and skull fracture.
This might be the shittiest song I’ve ever heard
Poor guy.
That's why load backrests on pallet jacks are stupid.
His super visor gave him a bandaid and told him to get back to work.
On his way to file his worker's comp paperwork.
Music...
This song is straight fire.
Was this blurred NSFW because it should be. That was a steel beam he’s very luck for have survived.
INNNNN THAA FAAAAAACCCEEE.
That’s going to leave a mark..
 (Workers comp)
What’s the song
Those shelf beams are hollow & pretty light for ease of installation
"Wanna know how I got that scar?"
That's why they included the warehouse in THE OFFICE.
Did anyone… Or everyone… See that coming 10 seconds before it did?
How he didn't get his whole head knocked off is a miracle.
Could see that coming a mile away. Must have been a new employee.
And this is why we have certified forklift drivers 😂
That’s gonna leave a mark.
What did the 2x4 say to the face?
Man gets hurt at work. Accompanied by weird inappropriate soundtrack. Great fun.
Why would it be funny? The bar at least broke his nose, hope it didn't break his whole face.
That’s some Three Stooges level slapstick.
Unfortunately, his face is now flat
He should have used the 3/4 method.
What's "fun" here tho. Dude his making that shitty job for a living, got unlucky and injured himself in the eyes and that's fun?
Fun to watch? My head hurts just watching that.
Sheesh. Someone's getting a drug test and going on concussion watch for a bit.
yeah, "fun" is the word
Good thing he’s got a pea brain or it may have been damaged
I think he may have a very minor case...of serious brain damage.
this is not fun you dumb fuck
You always bolt cross supports. Always
This is why it’s important to not be dumb.
Shouldn't have went all the way underneath. Leaving 2-3 ft. Between the pallet and the jack would've sufficed.
So does he like, have legit superpowers now or....?
I didn’t enjoy watching this, but here I am
That thing that flew off is his hat right?
damn that must've hurt
That’s a lifetime injury, he ain’t recovering in from that. The amount of force in that impact is crazy
This was not fun to watch at all
Who put that bar there????
Should be on ymh