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To: Fury
New York City is full of high rise construction sites. Every now and then, I feel water droplets hitting me as I walk under them on a sunny day.

Do constructions workers pee when they are standing on beams high up in the air?

I say yes. Especially when you consider it would take them at least a half hour to ride the construction elevator down to the bottom and then back up again. I can see the foreman not having patience for bathroom breaks up there.

So when they need to go, they just unzip and let it rip, as they are hammering in another rivet.

28 posted on 08/12/2022 9:09:34 AM PDT by SamAdams76 (3,745,047 users on Truth Social)
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To: SamAdams76

On high rise construction, often as a floor is placed, a portable toilet is lifted to that floor. The framing or decking goes on two to three floors above typically ahead of the final floor but rarely do you see anyone having to go to the ground to take a leak. Does someone do such into a can occasionally in an awkward location? Sure, but not very often.


30 posted on 08/12/2022 9:15:39 AM PDT by KC Burke (If all the world is a stage, I would like to request my lighting be adjusted.)
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To: SamAdams76

I re-read the article and although it is not specific, I think this was the tower crane operator who had taken a bottle to his cab to use to pee into to avoid manually climbing down and I will say that is not uncommon. Dropping it on your boss is pretty uncommon I imagine. Almost anything dropped from forty feet and up gets up enough velocity to kill someone.


31 posted on 08/12/2022 9:24:17 AM PDT by KC Burke (If all the world is a stage, I would like to request my lighting be adjusted.)
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