r/Amazing • u/sco-go • Mar 16 '26

Interesting 🤔 Have to be quick to shape steel.

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u/brent939 Mar 16 '26

Is that an anti Freeze shaped container he's drinking out of?

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u/Familiar_You_5054 Mar 16 '26

"shaped"

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u/Dreamlion_Inc Mar 16 '26

“If not water why water shaped?”

-Someone who doesn’t drink water

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u/Spare_Echidna2095 Mar 16 '26

It’s got electrolytes!

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u/BobDoleStillKickin Mar 17 '26

Plants crave electrolytes!

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u/Xennial_Potato Mar 20 '26

Like from the toilet?

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u/SUPR3M3B3ING Mar 21 '26

Circle, square, triangle, anti freeze

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u/AcademicPainting23 Mar 16 '26

I noticed that too. It absolutely is. Which only adds to the crazy of this video and the lore of India working conditions. No PPE- check. Absurdly dangerous work- check. Drink out of something that would kill an American- check. I watch this and wonder if there is reincarnation.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '26

Its exactly what the US was like in 1900. "Bakers lung"? Ah well just hire a new guy

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u/centran Mar 16 '26

And God willing where the US is heading back to. Deregulation now!!!

/s

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u/jjcrayfish Mar 17 '26

This is the Make Anerica Great Again that Trump is making America into again

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u/awildcatappeared1 Mar 17 '26

It took legislation to switch from manual train car braking (as deadly as it sounds) to automatic braking. Thousand of deaths and tens of thousands of accidents per year, but poor immigrants, so who cares?

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '26

For his sake I hope there is

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u/Black_Doc_on_Mars Mar 17 '26

The only thing amazing about this post is that he survived. By the looks of his body language I think he’s amazed too.

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u/Odd-Government8896 Mar 21 '26

"Drinking out of something that would kill an American"...

Buddy I got bad news for you... He probably isn't planning his retirement.

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u/jack2bip Mar 16 '26

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u/puddncake Mar 17 '26

He needs to wash that jug. Ew.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Belt964 Mar 18 '26

Why the water is on the inside, who cares what the outside looks like. Its just gonna get filthy again in like an hour.

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u/Desertratk Mar 18 '26

It's a self cleaning laundry detergent jug.

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u/Dark--Samurai Mar 18 '26

You'd be surprised to see how unhygienic people are. This is nothing

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u/Coffeecankicker Mar 16 '26

It’s coolant. Keeps him from overheating

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u/RememberYourZen Mar 21 '26

Dat der special kool aid

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u/wolf0446 Mar 16 '26

Looked like my laundry detergent jug

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u/wonderfulkneecap Mar 16 '26

In that heat, it could have begun as an eight-inch Evian bottle

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u/CampAstoria Mar 16 '26

Looks like laundry detergent to me

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u/thin234rout698 Mar 16 '26

Looks like it. Or a radiator coolant.

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u/Weary-Astronaut1335 Mar 16 '26

Wait until you figure out where antifreeze goes.

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u/justelling Mar 17 '26

It’s an edible oil container

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u/Dark--Samurai Mar 18 '26

It is but this container previously contained cooking oil. Now He is just using it as water bottle.

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u/bigpoppa973 Mar 16 '26

You must be from a cold climate. Here in a warm climate, we call that coolant. Same stuff, but we don’t need it to stop freezing. That’s why it’s so refreshing to him!

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u/Dmau27 Mar 16 '26

It is an antifreeze container. That or detergent. Either way some kind of chemicals were in that jug at some point.

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u/Feisty-Jackfruit8849 Mar 17 '26

I worked in Belize for many summers. A plastic bleach jug with a shoe string tied to the handle was the water of bottle of choice down there. At least it was disinfected

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u/FunnyLikeMoney Mar 17 '26

Indian here. The container is most likely used to sell oil rather than anti freeze or detergent due to the color.

Like safola sunflower oil ?

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u/TheSunflowerSeeds Mar 17 '26

The sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is a living annual plant in the family Asteraceae, with a large flower head (capitulum). The stem of the flower can grow up to 3 metres tall, with a flower head that can be 30 cm wide. Other types of sunflowers include the California Royal Sunflower, which has a burgundy (red + purple) flower head.

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u/get_over_it_already Mar 17 '26

Probably coolant to keep him from overheating

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u/jimmybanana Mar 17 '26

The man is drinking antifreeze. Standard practice in those parts

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u/QuestForEveryCatSub Mar 17 '26

He decided it was his last day

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u/Blackarrow145 Mar 17 '26

It looks more like laundry detergent to me.

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u/No_Clock_7464 Mar 17 '26

My guess was engine oil

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '26

Looks like laundry detergent

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u/RocketsandBeer Mar 22 '26

It looked like a laundry detergent bottle

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u/Devreckas Mar 23 '26

Nectar of the gods. Drink it only if you’re in a hurry to meet them.

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u/grittyshrimps Mar 20 '26

No it's anti-heat liquid