Viral Video: No job is ever easy. Even the simplest of profiles require some kind of effort and usually, that is okay with most people. In fact, humanity eventually has reached a point where terms like ‘workaholic’ are considered a compliment in most work environments. However, it’s STILL safe to say that no amount of ‘dedication or passion’ should be consumed on a ‘deadly’ job, especially if that ‘deadly job’ has less to do with factors like patriotism and necessity and more to do with looks and appearance. Or at least that is how the internet felt after a man’s ‘deadly’ job went on social media.
The man in question, with the support of a single harness, was painting a high-rise tower. What made the task a possible ‘path to heaven’, as per people, was that he was standing on the edge of the platform, so that the brush could reach the parts which were supposed to be painted. What further triggered people, was that unlike services like Army and more, the internet was unable to pinpoint the ‘point’ of the task that man was risking his life for i.e. painting the tower.
The video was shared on social media platform Instagram, by the handle ‘Pubity’. The post was captioned, “Man shows how he painted a tall tower.”
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The video left people terrified and questioning the method that was used for painting the tower. Many also enquired about the need to paint the tower, while the rest dubbed it a ‘risky’ job that they would have never gone for. The video was shared two hours ago and pulled 100K views from people.
Taking to the comment section, people shared their take. “Why they didn’t paint it before assembly?” a user asked. “Why is painting so important? Just leave it white, no one going to stop and think: Oh, how white, it's affecting my day,” added a second person. “Bro why is everyone making this anti-feminist did a feminist kill your dog or something god damn leave them alone,” added a third person.
“Seems like there has to be a better way idk,” wrote a fourth user. “If I was him, my first question would be how important is it that this tower is blue? Can it not just stay white…?” wrote a fifth user. “Imagine the pain in the arms and shoulder,” commented a seventh user. “If we can have choreographed drones displaying light shows we can attach a spray can to them to paint this thing,” suggested another.