Most people will go through a bunch of jobs over the course of their career. There's good reason for this: the days of awesome, graduation-to-retirement jobs are pretty much over, and modern jobs...kinda suck.
We all have to work for "the man" — or woman. Feel a little better about it by looking at these workers who dared to rebel.
It's definitely not supposed to look like that. But how expensive can medical equipment really be?
*checks Google*
Well, if whoever did this sells their house, they might be able to pay for the damage.
When you need that nicotine fix, nothing — not even a gigantic tank of highly-flammable gas 18 inches from your face — will get in your way.
I've never worked somewhere with a polar bear threat, but it's good to know that you don't need to be fast — you just need to be faster than somebody else.
There's something to know about messing around with electricity when you're standing in water. But this guy's too focused on the task at hand to look it up right now.
I'm not sure exactly what this guy's doing, or how hard he's about to fail. I'm mostly just impressed by his pose, which is straight out of an '80s action movie.
This pic has everything: workplace improvisation, yoga poses, plumber's butt and impending disaster. That house isn't going to build itself, so these guys found a way.
Before the Hindenburg disaster, there must have been a series of smaller disasters considering the rickety, barely-supported ladders they used in its construction. Efficient? Sure. Safe? We'll get back to you on that.
There's so much mud and concrete, all the diggers, and oh, maybe a crane embedded in your house, if you're lucky.
Listen, placer of orange cones: with great power comes great responsibility. If the pothole is big enough to totally obscure that cone, maybe place it beside the hole, rather than in it.
I've got sweaty palms just looking at this. Good thing there's a tattered sign saying no one under the age of 18 can operate it. Safety first.
It makes a great impromptu shelter, so why not stress-test it and see if it can hold up just a couple of tons of construction equipment?
On the other hand, if this is the quality of work they're doing day in and day out, they're definitely paid too much.
Sure, you might be able to identify about a dozen ways this is unsafe, but those are all just details. To the person that set this up, the end justifies the means.
It's nice that this guy has confidence in his coworkers. That confidence might be a little misguided, though.
Sometimes, in order to spread a positive message, it's necessary to totally defy that message to ensure that it can be seen. This man is the hero that none of us want to be.
I'm not a physicist, but something tells me that the combination of forward momentum, stop-and-go traffic, and a backless truck full of garbage will not end well.
From an early age, we're taught the importance of teamwork. These workers have clearly not forgotten that lesson, even if they've forgotten every safety regulation in the book.
And unless that's Optimus Prime getting a thorough sponge bath — and I'm pretty sure it's not — this kind of cleanliness can help you meet God!
Not you, window washer, you need every hand you have to hang on for dear life.
You have to admit, it takes some special thinking to come up with this assortment of ladders and planks. Wonder what grade the safety inspector would give them.
With a single staircase, somebody has managed to block off the fire exit, the fire extinguisher, and the fire alarm. Kind of amazing when you think about it.
No, they clearly know right where they left them. See? There's a sticky note saying "Do not touch" on it. Who would tamper with that?
Kinda makes your palms sweat, the way he's perched over a gaping hole, doesn't it? Not sure I'd feel any better if there was someone at the bottom holding the ladder.
This? This actually took some effort. This person isn't over their job. This person is so into their job that it makes me a little bit sick.
It's not like she's your Uber driver or anything. As long as the pie gets to your door there'll be no issues.
Is this a new trend that will catch on in homes? Honestly, I hope not. This is a one-way ticket to the ER.
Do you see white asparagus with blue bands, or green asparagus with blue bands?
Sorry Popeyes, I'm really not feeling your special this week, even if it is only $2.99.
Step one is TWO pieces of bread, and that's the easiest step.
See what I did there? But seriously, what's this guy up to? Did he break a sweat assembling that foot-long or something?
You know, when you need to dry your hands and plug in your phone to charge? Is it just me or is that outlet way too close for comfort?
To be fair, does anyone really pay attention to those signs anyways?
