Anyone who's had to work with their hands has likely witnessed, or even low-key partaken in some safety fails that would make OSHA faint. These highly questionable and unsafely done jobs probably shouldn't be considered a point of pride, but people keep doing them, usually out of convenience. Here's a story of an incompetent manager who fired their only OSHA certified forklift operator and had it backfire.
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Upon the suggestion for wearing something more casual at a job that included touring industrial settings and butchers, this consultant made it incredibly clear that they would not be told what to wear. It came to a bit of a halt upon the realization that some places have safety standards. For another work story, here's a CEO that didn't know what their departments did, resulting in a Karen catastrophe.
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Pornhub is launching an initiative to keep people safe during the olympics in Rio this year by providing a free membership to anyone in Rio de Janiero. The website to sign up also provides actual information about how to protect yourself from Zika, so it's not all just silly.
Participants also get to pick the country they are rooting for. The program is relatively new so there aren't a lot of signups yet, but not surprisingly Brazil is in the lead.
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A Youtuber who focuses on showing people how to break locks shows how easy it is to open a simple padlock. All he does it hit it with a hammer. This isn't a recommendation to go around opening padlocks but after watching this video, you may want to buy a stronger or more complicated lock to keep your things safe.
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Bars in Minneapolis may soon be installing "home" pregnancy test machines for female patrons, as part of a mission to warn about the dangers of fetal alcohol syndrome.
Minneapolis-based non-profit Healthy Brains for Children plans to install 100 of the machines in bars and restaurants, to encourage women to test themselves before ordering a drink. Each test is $3 and the bar doesn't reap any profits, as all proceeds go directly to the foundation.
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