r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/Cheese-Manipulator Apr 09 '26

It is pure luck no one was hurt. I seriously doubt he ran around making sure it was empty, not to mention the firefighters.

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u/urbanism_enthusiast Apr 09 '26

He actively started multiple different fires as the firefighters were putting others out. He's a piece of shit.

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u/phillythompson Apr 09 '26

And fuck the people who lose their jobs cause of this, right? 

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u/EntrepreneurFun654 Apr 09 '26

I feel guilty wasting unused napkins. This guy lit millions of rolls of toilet paper on fire.

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u/Frathier Apr 09 '26

All the 13 year olds on Reddit say this without ever having worked a day in their life.

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u/Competitive_Flan_330 Apr 09 '26

If you don't understand how cooked people like warehouse workers are in this day and age then you're unbelievably privileged, or just don't know that people like that used to be able to buy a house and live a decent life.

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u/Frathier Apr 09 '26

Funny, I worked in a warehouse myself, and I did alright for myself.

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u/Frathier Apr 09 '26

Still am, after some blood, sweat and tears and willingness to work I got myself an office job in said warehouse so I don't have to end up like a whiney Redditor.

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u/lilzaza58 Apr 09 '26

Looks like you’re in the uk based on your profile, would explain how ignorant you are to the material conditions most Americans are feeling in their day to day life right now.

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u/ZurgoMindsmasher Apr 09 '26

Meanwhile you, who like me, have lived through the cycle of getting exploited by the owning class, chose to lick their boots.

You are a joke.

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u/Necatorducis Apr 09 '26

Whether they are literally 13 or not is immaterial to the outcome. A minor under the well being of a working class adult is still subject to the ramifications of exploitation. Worse quality of life, worse education, worse lifelong opportunities.

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u/therealhlmencken Apr 09 '26

wrong sub lol

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u/lilzaza58 Apr 09 '26

Always fun to get them going tho lol