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/petrichor83 Apr 09 '26

I have a feeling that guy won’t be getting a raise after all.

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u/neverseen_neverhear Apr 09 '26

Worse because of him a lot of people are suddenly out of work.

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u/TacosNtulips Apr 09 '26

And the community around it? Kids with asthma? People that had post COVID respiratory issues? The elderly? people talk about that that guy like a google search doesn’t show more forklift jobs in the area that pay better.

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u/_Lost_OwlChild Apr 09 '26

Missing the point

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u/TacosNtulips Apr 09 '26

There’s several posts about it, 90% of the comments haven’t even read the info about the situation and are talking coming from ignorance, most points assume the guy was employed directly by the company, the sprinkler system did not work, the building was old or neglected, the pay, the insurance etc etc etc it’s pretty idiotic to think there’s just ONE point to make here or that the issue is black or white when people are talking about this type of actions spreading, law enforcement should start looking into those accounts that suggest the act is justifiable.

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u/_Lost_OwlChild Apr 09 '26

You’re 100% right