Wondering that myself.
There sure are a lot of cuts in the footage. Could've had a guy come in and loosen this, tighten that, then make it look like the girl loosened it and tightened that herself! Her very long ponytail is questionable for this kind of work, it not being secured, it was literally falling inside of the engine at several points. OSHA would not be happy, but fuck OSHA- that shit is just dangerous and tempting fate. She also chooses strange PPE to wear at strange times. She's wearing cloth gloves when she first begins to disassemble the engine. Then, she's spray painting it green, barehanded. Not the most dangerous thing, but still stupid- spray paint is hazardous to health.
But yeah there's a bunch of sus shit happening in this video. I do believe she understands engines, probably better than me (not saying much). I don't believe she does this without a lot of assistance. And some of that assistance realized that a "cute Asian girl" fixing big engines would appeal to a certain group of degenerates.
I think this is China, or maybe Korea. So safety isn't really an issue for them.
China for sure. She's cute, yes. But that unblemished skin does look far too suspect to me.
And, yes, that hair braid flopping all over the place and getting into things was making me wince. She needs to tie up her hair. Any girl who has worked in a shop will say the same (there are not many of them but that ones I have met were very smart - You probably have to be in order to "cut it up with the guys" - the men will look for any excuse to point out a woman's errors in a shop because that's definitely a man's space).
Well yeah, if I had a woman on my team and her hair or clothing or w/e was presenting a clear danger to herself or anybody else, I'd have a real fucking problem with it. I don't want to clean someone else's blood off of me.
Nothing should be hanging/dangling off of a person unsecured when doing any kind of mechanical work, or even just moving heavy shit. I'm of the opinion that any labor should have a very strict foreman to enforce this shit. I'd want uniformity and practicality, and safety without being a retard about it.
Solution for this woman- put a bandanna on or tie a bun instead of a 2' long braid.
Very good points and you'd be a good boss. You'd come off as a hard ass and overbearing to some but most folks would recognize you have their personal safety in mind.
(post is archived)