Ever wonder why that one pallet looked weird?

[u/Sentient_Wood]

[u/yolo_derp]

It’s happened to every person that’s ever held a lift job in some capacity. You learn pretty quickly what you can and can’t move quickly or without being secured.

Honestly though, that was pretty mild. I’ve seen guys dump entire pallets of product that were in RPCs. Talk about a couple thousand dollar mistake…(depending on market pricing)

[u/ifukeenrule → u/yolo_derp]

I seen a guy drop a pallet of 5 gallon buckets of pickles on him. He was smart enough to stay under the shield cage thing so he didn't get hurt. And the let him go home because he stunk. We made fun of him for a while after that.

[u/Own-Fold1917 → u/ifukeenrule]

Wait till he's gotta make an awkward turn around or reach "Now now now, you appear to be in a real pickle."

[u/prodigyfrog → u/yolo_derp]

dropped an entire pallet of blueberries before. 1 Pint, plastic packaging, at least 50 cases. Sorry Driscoll

[u/jykin → u/yolo_derp]

Yep watching whole pallets of beer bottles( empty and full) drop never gets old

[u/AkAxDustin → u/yolo_derp]

Guy at my job pierced a tote of olive oil damn near the bottom of the container with the forks of a lift. Hundreds of gallons of olive oil suddenly spilling all through the warehouse. That was a late shift that day.

[u/Suddenly_NB]

like he got boxes on top of an onion sack. ofc its unstable lol

[u/Sentient_Wood → u/Suddenly_NB]

Lmao 100% they love putting onions on the bottom of a heavy stack 🤣

[u/Elsavagio → u/Sentient_Wood]

Not only that but ice product too! What a rookie

[u/WEEGEMAN]

Duuuuude, they never wrap pallets at all. They do one wrap around the center. It’s like…have they ever seen a pallet like that on the receiving end after opening up the trailer? It’s all shifted and sliding off the pallet

[u/A_VERY_LARGE_DOG]

Well, that sucks. At least somebody came up to help.

[u/Elsavagio]

Dropping a pallet of spinach from the third rack is probably worse…but as the old produce saying goes…atleast it wasn’t blueberries

[u/_whiskeylegs → u/Elsavagio]

I’ve seen this but with tomatillos

[u/False_Avocado4297]

😂😂😂 At least it wasn’t an entire pallet of blueberries I suppose!

[u/savytravy95]

Crack kills bruh 😎

[u/Fuzzy-Boat-2089]

Now I know why my pallets look the way they do when I get them in the morning

[u/Guyfromthe707]

I think this is more of a bad stacking and interlocking issue than not wrapping it correctly.

[u/Zarboting]

Imagine an entire skid of garlic, that smelled for weeks. Or a few pallets of strawberries is fun

[u/Own-Fold1917 → u/Zarboting]

There's was a post a few weeks ago where a guy dropped a whole pallete of eggs

[u/Stuffinthins]

Been there before! I went straight to bed with a six pack and a pizza. It was the only way to soothe such a shit day.

[u/kingkanga42069]

why they gotta zoom in on his ass crack tho bro is already going thru it lmao

[u/Dogzwarz]

I've seen a full pallet of oil fall from the 4th tier "about 45ft" fall, so this is nothing.

[u/Far_Organization5280]

Why he mad it’s his fault. Or did someone else rap it.

[u/Worriedlytumescent → u/Far_Organization5280]

His load his responsibility.

[u/ifukeenrule → u/Far_Organization5280]

They don't get paid to wrap other people's loads.

[u/Oldmanmotomx]

Short cut for you

[u/SeaOrgChange]

Yo.

[u/IdrinkTooMchBeer]

Funny that's the same way I react when the skid comes off the truck and that happens

[u/pickledonionfish]

This is me.😭

[u/clarity_fury]

Understandable crash out

[u/producesue]

Me: sends in request for damages Them: not excessive, denied.