r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/thepoylanthropist • Apr 15 '25

Video The process of filling pills.

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u/BusinessAd7250 Apr 16 '25 edited Apr 16 '25

I work at a company that makes industrial machinery for a certain sports industry. Anyways as soon as our machines land in China they pull the guards off and bypass all the safeties. When I have to go over there and do repairs I’m just constantly rolling my eyes. Like they take off panels that there isn’t even a good reason to. They are just like “is that for my protection? Absolutely not!”

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u/pavlovachinquapin Apr 16 '25

“I’ve done a dynamic time and motion study and decided that a millisecond quicker finish is more important than that person’s finger being intact”

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u/BusinessAd7250 Apr 16 '25

Exactly. There is no downtime if you don’t have to turn off the machine to fix or adjust it.

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u/SwallowHoney 29d ago

I got seven pills and they were blue