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He doesn’t where steel toed shoes to cut the grass!?! Shame on him!

Well, Chris's personal example was good to learn but the sweeping statements made on India & Indonesia were way out of place. That only shows he has not traveled enough or seen the safety well beyond the developed world. Those examples are aberrations. I am a safety coach myself and yes I agree that there are weaknesses in the developing countries but they are everywhere. There are ample examples of Americans or Europeans butchering safety in their own way.

Thank god ive seen this before

Ohh, good, use guys!!😁😁

shout out to Mr. Choi

I know it that happens people stop and think what your doing o.k it's safe to know

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I'm tired of accidents; they make me mad as hell.

What a blast! How ghastly! Cheers!

I had gone through hundreds of embarassing static shocks before during the winter. Over half the shocks happened when I touched anything metallic after walking across the carpet. So I learned a way to discharge the static and that lady should have learned her lesson. You see the warnings on all gasoline cans that sparks can trigger flash fire from gas vapors, and static shock sparks are no exception--- so the best bet is this--use your shoe to touch the metallic part of the car, or the metal rim of the tire to discharge static--never, never, ever touch your bare hand in the vicinity of the fuel exchange area of the car where the pump is on before you do this, especially on a very cold winter day, where the chance of static shock sparks are nearly 100 percent. Use your feet first well away from the fuel area on the metal part of the car and hold it there for a few seconds, then touch the hand--it should be discharged at this point.

it also could of been her shoes.some rubber compounds cause static electricity.like worn down soles on sneakers.be safe and know your not a tesla coil before you pump gas:-)

stay on the ground the whole duration of pump.is one solution.wearing clothing that dosnt promote static electricity is another.

Dont pull it out, run and hit the kill switch that is conveniently located some distance from your flaming vehicle..

at least she shut off the nozzle before yanking it out unlike most people

looks like she could have had one hell of a flame thrower for a minute.

THATS MY GIRL!!!! Cool under pressure. That's one cool ass chick. Marry me.

What? No flailing of arms and screaming? She broke one of the cardinal rules of fuel filling: don't get back into and then out of, the vehicle. She'd already discharged the static when she touched the pump (and car), the first time.

Hey, at least she didn't freak out.

lol @ him pulling the trigger with it aimed at his face

she tried to blow the fire out!!! LOL!!!

By far the most hilarious piece of PPE was the sunglasses with newspaper worn when doing welding LOL

thats a bad chick

The audio is way to low on this vid, cant hardly hear it