…(not that there’s anything wrong with that), avoid this:
From comments of this Hot Air post about an industrial safety video that itself has to be seen to be believed.
Apr
11
2009
11
2009
…(not that there’s anything wrong with that), avoid this:
From comments of this Hot Air post about an industrial safety video that itself has to be seen to be believed.
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:Mouth hanging wide open:
Um.
(pause)
That was freaking AWESOME!
(pause)
I probably would have quit not long after having watched a training video like this though. Heck, even the straightforward ones are cheesy enough.
Yowza.
By the time it got to the singing meat product patties, I was drooling into my mid-afternoon Snappletini…
::blink…blink::
I wouldn’t worry about those subject to acid flashbacks; I’d worry about those who saw this training video when they started their 1982 summer jobs. It probably took years to erase the pain, and you’re reopening old wounds.
I should note that the Scotsman never tried to come up with something this dumb.
That’s No Way to Treat a Hamburger…
Moe Lane posted this video, which Caleb sent me, the point of which is that it is trippy as all hell. That’s not the takeaway I got from it.
I can hardly stand to watch them mash these burgers down, a heinous practice used by every fast-fo…
NOT that there’s anything wrong with thst…heh!