Breaking OSHA rules is kind of like a shitty superpower through the magical symbiosis of sketchy engineering and biomechanics, like you’re not supposed to be able to get a scissor lift into a pool (while it’s full at least).
But the cost is that you’re risking the superpower fucking you up and maybe taking your life, and the power usually only gives you the ability to save your boss money.
I will admit I kind of like it.
Breaking OSHA rules is kind of like a shitty superpower through the magical symbiosis of sketchy engineering and biomechanics, like you’re not supposed to be able to get a scissor lift into a pool (while it’s full at least).
But the cost is that you’re risking the superpower fucking you up and maybe taking your life, and the power usually only gives you the ability to save your boss money.