3 ms·
Imagine walking (or in this case, standing around) on a sidewalk just going about your business. Then, imagine something drops on your head, literally out of th
by rob74 2y ago
Imagine walking (or in this case, standing around) on a sidewalk just going about your business. Then, imagine something drops on your head, literally out of the blue. In a city littered with scaffolding designed to prevent pedestrians being injured by stuff dropping from buildings. Further, imagine you are easily scared and/or have a weak heart. So, I think it's not a huge stretch to say that, with enough unlucky coincidences, this also might kill someone.
- cutemonster 2y agoI think it'd almost certainly eventually kill someone with a pacemaker and a weak heart. (Or maybe cause someone to take a sudden step away from the sidewalk) (I wonder if the title is a bit clickbait and the hat dropper in fact tries out this new tech only on friends who are prepared already, not random strangers?)
- borski 2y agoIt is opt-in. You have to “order” a hat.
- cutemonster 2y agoAha, now, on a 2nd look, I see this: > Here a busy New Yorker can book a 5 minute time slot, pay for a hat, stand in a spot under my window for 3 seconds, have a hat put on their head, and get on with their extremely important, extemely busy day Ok. And after all, such nice hats are a bit expensive I guess (since they also function as helicopters). Skimmed the article the first time.
- mv4 2y agoif it kills someone you can always just say "it's just a prank bro"