25 Employees Injured After Walking Over Hot Coals in Team-Building Exercise

Complex ^ | June 15 2022 | Jose Martinez

[Getready]

Tempered glass can break into less sharp edges, plus the bottle dancer probably has very calloused feet, and didn’t weigh much. Probably knew how to look energetic while keeping downward pressure close to the limits of gravity. What ever it was, don’t try it at home.

[heavy metal]

stupid burns...

[politicianslie]

Dumbasses?

Think about the dying fools who lined up to get jabbed with an experimental, NOT tested drug, that causes cardiac damage to almost everyone and leads to eventual autoimmune attacks?

And the biggest fools of all will ignore VAERS and will line up to get a booster or two.

[DoodleDawg]

25 Employees Injured After Walking Over Hot Coals in Team-Building Exercise

Sounds more like a headcount reduction thing.

[Drew68]

There’s a way to safely walk across hot coals.

This wasn’t it.

[hinckley buzzard]

Can’t believe people are still trying this fraudulent and dangerous gimmick.

[CodeToad]

Covid masking, 6 feet, and ‘social distancing’ proved people are retarded lemmings. This story proves they’ll even hurt themselves to gain social acceptance.

“If you friends jumped off a bridge would you jump off a bridge?”

Without questions they would.

[KarlInOhio]

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[Deplorable American1776]

Team building is a bad idea... A few months ago I read that someone drowned in a team building exercise...

[Sans-Culotte]

Sounds like a fraternity hazing.

[joethedrummer]

No Virginia, there may not be a Santa Claus…

But there obviously are a lot of real Michael Scotts out there!

[jimmygrace]

Unbeknowenst to them, this was not team-building, but a test of susceptibility to peer pressure...

[mware]

Heck my dad walked on metal “jacks” we left on the floor one night.

[fidelis]

Heck my dad walked on metal “jacks” we left on the floor one night.

LOL. That reminds me of my sister who always left her jacks laying on the floor and my dad would invariably step on one. One night he got one imbedded in his foot, so he woke my sister up and forced her to watch him pull it out. She never left her jacks laying around again.

[Cboldt]

Lemmings.

[mware]

Yep, back in the days jacks were made of metal. They wised up and today's jacks are some sort of soft foam.

[Interesting Times]

I was able to lay on a bed of nails once at a science museum. The trick seems to be (1) not to use really sharp nails and (2) to distribute your body weight so that it all isn’t in the same place.

The trick is that the nails are very close together so that no single nail is holding much weight.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Try that anywhere in New Mexico! You will know real pain and what a goathead is! They have reached as far east as the Gloss(Glass) Mountains of Oklahoma!

[fidelis]

That too.

[fidelis]

They had them in California where I was born and raised and here in Arizona. When I first bought this house they were all over the yard and they’d get tracked in the house and stuck in the carpet, but after two years of pulling them up the moment I see them in the yard, they’re now largely under control. I hate them so much, even when I see them in other peoples yards I feel like pulling them up!