CACs is doing CAC dumb shit 12/30

[easy_b]

Only a CAC can do this only a CAC. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

 

[dbluesun]

 

[JazzyBenz]

sorry not sorry

 

[stroka69]

No need to call an ambulance, just take him as he lies in the pickup bed...saves time and money!!!

 

[easy_b]

No need to call an ambulance, just take him as he lies in the pickup bed...saves time and money!!!

I’m pretty sure the emergency room knows who he is

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

OOOOOOOOOOOOUCH!!

 

[mcguyver]

Excellent

 

[Coldchi]

i fuckin feel his pain.................literally............

 

[easy_b]

Bonus

 

[34real]

He should of braced it against the cab of the truck so it wouldn't slide.

 

[D24OHA]

He should of braced it against the cab of the truck so it wouldn't slide.

Or against the rear bumper of truck

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

Or against the rear bumper of truck

 

[easy_b]

Or against the rear bumper of truck

Ummm are you sure you are a black man? no offense because you seem like a cool dude but dude are you for real?

 

[DWBass]

Stupid ass! Just move the fucking truck!

 

[easy_b]

Stupid ass! Just move the fucking truck!

CACs think they are smarter than physical
physics.

 

[Tom Slick]

Need that audio bad!

 

[callbacc]

 

[D24OHA]

Ummm are you sure you are a black man? no offense because you seem like a cool dude but dude are you for real?

Damn @easy_b it's like that?!

I generalized my statement in the name of brevity, but if he had the ladder at a 45 degree angle then backed the truck up so the bumper was a few inches apart if not touching it.......

The ladder is still on the ground and it has a solid object keeping it from moving backwards.....

Now the whole side-to-side situation is a risk he has to take, but given the results of this video, moving to one side was not the problem.

However, the basics of ladder safety say have a person hold the ladder.....

But when I was installing for AT&T that shit wasn't possible, so mfkrs had to get creative.

 

[Z MONSTER]

Damn @easy_b it's like that?!

I generalized my statement in the name of brevity, but if he had the ladder at a 45 degree angle then backed the truck up so the bumper was a few inches apart if not touching it.......

The ladder is still on the ground and it has a solid object keeping it from moving backwards.....

Now the whole side-to-side situation is a risk he has to take, but given the results of this video, moving to one side was not the problem.

However, the basics of ladder safety say have a person hold the ladder.....

But when I was installing for AT&T that shit wasn't possible, so mfkrs had to get creative.

I saw the Spectrum guy put a ladder on top of his van to reach the line on the telephone pole.

 

[easy_b]

Damn @easy_b it's like that?!

I generalized my statement in the name of brevity, but if he had the ladder at a 45 degree angle then backed the truck up so the bumper was a few inches apart if not touching it.......

The ladder is still on the ground and it has a solid object keeping it from moving backwards.....

Now the whole side-to-side situation is a risk he has to take, but given the results of this video, moving to one side was not the problem.

However, the basics of ladder safety say have a person hold the ladder.....

But when I was installing for AT&T that shit wasn't possible, so mfkrs had to get creative.

You cool with me, but I just had to ask