Barefoot Brick Mover: What Would OSHA Say?
Amazing video of a barefoot brick mover loading 22 bricks on his head. What would OSHA say? This guy has to be more talented than the stagehands at Carnegie Hall making $430,000 per year.
HT: Art Little.
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3 Comments:
Just makes you wonder what is meant by a "FREE TRADE AGREEMENT", eh?
I've seen in rural India women with several sacks (50 lbs each at least) on their heads.
I'm surprised OSHA didn't give out a fine with their more recent aggressive tactics with fining.
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