He does have one significant problem though. He has an outlier completion time that’s going to completely fuck his MoM and YoY KPIs forever - his average completion time is going to do nothing but trend DOWN from this point on. Dude might get a one off completion bonus this week, but his long term incentive chances are totally COOKED.
Spent 6 hours yesterday in a class for ladder safety and I was like how the hell are they going to make this last 6 hours, and the first hour talked about osha and regulatory numbers, didn't even get to ladders until the second hour
He tried to jump onto the adjacent roof where the cameraman was standing, but the wall he jumped from was collapsing in the opposite direction so he couldn't get sufficient forward traction. If he'd jumped in any other direction he would've risked being crushed to death under collapsing walls. He made the right decision.
It's probably not metro, but a suburban surface train station, it sounds correctly distorted, and the sounds that are used are similar. People are also speaking Russian. I have no idea why.
When you realise that there are parts of world with real poverty. This looks like rural India possibly where wages can be so low that you probably have to choose between eating and buying a pair of safety shoes. Just that alone would probably be a months wages for them. People are exploited real bad.
Working labor my whole adult life and having been to several areas of Brazil I know this and continually marvel at how little life is considered. However it wasn't that long ago here and now depending on where you work. Exploitation is NOT an impoverished countries exclusive territory believe me. There are tons of under the table disgraces going on right here in the US to everyday American citizens.
For a second it really looked like he was going to make it unscathed, guy who rode that wave, if his landing spot hand crumbled midway through his jump he could have done it.
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u/moszippy 8d ago
He'll be OK. He had his safety sandals on.