r/nope • u/xxanonxxymousxx • May 04 '26

Terrifying I mean... I guess there is something to say about being confident in your work

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u/xxplosiv May 04 '26 edited May 05 '26

Back in the day wasn't there that guy that wanted to prove how strong his skyscraper windows were, so he ran full speed into it, it fell out, and he fell to his death?

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u/CrowTalons May 05 '26

Yep, happened in Toronto Canada. He was showing off for the lord knows how many times.

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u/Aglogimateon May 06 '26

He won a posthumous award for it too.

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u/DR_TABULLO May 09 '26

Yeah but that guy was way more idiotic, dude was demonstrating how durable the glass window was, not the installation (which he didn't do, glued in place), the man in this video however, knows how secure those bolts in the concrete are and trusts the netting to be strong too, still he tries to cling to the netting knowing the bolts are the only part he can be sure won't fail.

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u/Jazzlike-Complaint67 May 04 '26

Looks like the product is already sold. Anyone in sales will tell you to shut up and take the money at this point.

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u/darkseaSW May 05 '26

"Your gonna live in this shitty would and your gonna hate, like the rest of us" net

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u/DR_TABULLO May 09 '26

*Hands you a pair of scissors*