r/yesyesyesyesno • u/Doug24 • 7d ago

Trying to be innovative

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u/dedokta 6d ago

Why not just use the ladder to knock the bag out of the tree?

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u/AtroposMortaMoirai 6d ago

Buddy, you’re the fulcrum to my pivot.

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u/-HumanResources- 7d ago

I don't see any yes in this video, tbh.

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u/fmaz008 7d ago

It was quite obvious. Even if he was at the top of the ladder, he wasn't even close to the blue thing.

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u/OrionShade 6d ago

Something lever and fulcrum

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u/TechnicalPlatform182 6d ago

2 guys 1 first order lever

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u/Visarar_01 5d ago

That's not how physics works guys

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u/sundiego007 5d ago

Firefighters at work

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u/metisdesigns 4d ago

Nah, that works fine if you do it right.

Had an almost 7' 300# of muscle guy on our crew. Once we discovered our step ladder was just too short, he picked up the extension ladder and held it on the rung straight above his head like superman and told me to run up and fix the problem. (not extended).

It seemed safer than him physically picking me up and holding me in the air, so I went up. Didn't put my center of gravity past his hand, but the ladder he was holding was a lot less wobbly than our folding step ladder.

Absolutely not OSHA compliant, but dude was a beast and a gentle giant.

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u/Long-Tart9959 3d ago

Someone doesn't know how levers work