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  1. Ragtatter says:

    My god, exactly how many floors off the ground is this?

  2. McGuyver5000 says:

    Watch that last step…
    It’s a doozy.

  3. ERAL says:

    no it’s okay… there’s someone hanging onto his waist.

  4. Jon says:

    Second floor, third at the most. Note the tree, and power/phone lines are never strung very high up. Risky, but not suicidally so. Tying together several ladders to get enough height would probably be more dangerous.

  5. x says:

    Safety First – But not in Mexico (or wherever this is) :P

  6. RH in CT says:

    It looks like one of those three-locking-joints folding ladders, with just one of the four sections out the window. What I want to know is how many guys are sitting on the three sections we can’t see to keep the whole thing from going out. Hopefully several.

  7. wind says:

    Jon, you jump off a 3 story building – its painful.
    what the hell is he fixing anyway?

  8. Rampart says:

    “#$%&*@ Birds keep building nests in the friggin airconditioner!”

  9. Witty says:

    This is a really bad design. From judging where this is at is probably in Central or South America.

  10. dono1 says:

    “I swear, next time I call tech support I’m going to have the model number handy”

  11. Badgirl says:

    Guy inside to the guy on the ladder, “About that 100 bucks you owe me.”
    or
    Guy on the ladder to the guy inside, “Dudeman, this is the last time. If you are so afraid of heights, you have got to find a different place to hide your stash. And be careful, you know I’m very ticklish.”

  12. Mr. Bill says:

    dond1,
    Now that’s FUNNY!!

  13. Paddy says:

    “There, I…AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASPLAT

  14. Never take anyone up on a free air conditioner.

  15. Daniel says:

    Jon :
    Second floor, third at the most… Risky, but not suicidally so.

    The suicide from the 20th floor goes AAAAAAAH Thump!
    The suicide from the 2nd goes Thump! AAAAAAAH.

  16. Theresa says:

    That’s one way to get free cable…

  17. dognjeno says:

    LOOOOOOOOL! Maybe somewhere in the balcan area?

  18. John says:

    1. Man they need to move the time clock inside!
    2. How’s the picture now?
    3. I can’t get the the CD out, reboot!

  19. MOdred189 says:

    Is that Mario? Since when did he branch out into air conditioners?

  20. Evan says:

    Note that the window they are leaning out of is different from the rest of the windows (it opens, the rest don’t). This isn’t just a whim – this particular fix has happened before…

  21. smacksman says:

    He’s just letting the dog out of the kennel as the buildings have a No Pets policy.

  22. Josef says:

    Which dumb man actually installed and how the air conditioning system there

  23. ReaderX says:

    Most of the comments seem to be over-reactions from young people. Fact is, millions of people around the globe have AC setups very similar to what’s depicted. That photo is not unusual at all. And you don’t see thousands of installers/repairmen dying every year. Not even a handful. They’re basically fine.

    Yes, a safety-minded bureaucrat would rightfully point out several improvements to the process which would be of great benefit to work safety. But the notion that this is “extremely dangerous” is a bit overstated because the people commenting here seem to have little knowledge of the world outside their home town and thus lack some perspective.

    It’s too bad the maintenance staff isn’t run better, but let’s not all act like people die from this.

  24. dorogzultan says:

    Hey thrill seekers:it is much more thrilling to stay inside the apartment an pee in the wall outlet!

  25. Alan says:

    Pirating cable is hard.

  26. cheesesteaks_and_madeleines says:

    Yeah, ReaderX is right. I spent a month in Ecuador and you see things like this all the time. It’s scary for us First Worlders–and it’s okay to say that, the Ecuadorians themselves (my father included) describe their country as ‘Third World’–but for those of us who haven’t been born in places with strict regulations, this is commonplace.
    I’m sure their wives’/sisters’/daughters’/mothers’ hearts are in their mouths, though…a cracked skull, whether you drop from the second floor or the second step, is not a joke.

    • surrealfarm says:

      I agree with you both. I’ve seen this regularly in Central America. The workers don’t want to die, and have a lot of helpers.
      This is a potentially scary situation, but I see no kludge.

  27. reddog says:

    gothca tryin to steal my ac

  28. anna says:

    @ReaderX

    We’re all so humbled by your zinging insight into our pathetic lives. BORING! Why bother comenting at all?

  29. Andie says:

    makes me wonder who’s holding the ladder XD

  30. Maj says:

    I’m going to guess they’re hooking up a power line to steal power.

  31. Ban-Ban Kun. says:

    Holy poop. Wow.

  32. BIGSEXY says:

    This is either awesome teamwork, or the worlds most poorly-timed falcon punch.

  33. BIGSEXY says:

    when no-holds-bar wrestling goes WAY too far


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