Honestly I don’t know how these people did this! That’s so crazy. I remember hearing that there were a lot of Native Americans hired to do this kind of work because many of them didn’t have a fear of heights. I know that a lot of people died building the Verrazano bridge and many were Native Americans. There’s also a famous picture from back in the 1930s I believe of workers having lunch sitting on one of the beams building one of the sky scrapers in NYC. Crazy.
I’m surprised the building could hold up those giant balls of steel
Good one😂
Wonder how he's doing?
the way i would trip, break my neck on the beam, and then hurtle to the earth only to land like Yamcha.
OSHA hates this one simple trick!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
That looks… dangerous.
I would’ve died instantly
I mean it has to be windy up there. Just one slight gust of wind and he's dead. There's bravery and then there's complete disregard for one's life.
Honestly I don’t know how these people did this! That’s so crazy. I remember hearing that there were a lot of Native Americans hired to do this kind of work because many of them didn’t have a fear of heights. I know that a lot of people died building the Verrazano bridge and many were Native Americans. There’s also a famous picture from back in the 1930s I believe of workers having lunch sitting on one of the beams building one of the sky scrapers in NYC. Crazy.
The 80's were wild, mate
Yes they were! It was a great time!
Nope!
I worked construction in the 80s. It was terrifying. And I was only 4 stories up max.
Bet some of them drank on the job too
I did this all the time when safety wasn't around
Very few workers today would even be physically able to do this.
Ain’t no way
Magnets in his shoes
Nope, just sheer will, giant balls, no osha and pure fucking talent.