All respect towards construction workers, who spend their days doing the difficult labor that most of us could never do. These workers lift bags of concrete, use jackhammers, hammer steel into place, and do other tasks that require a lot of know-how. Many spend years--or an entire career--honing their craft in order to make buildings that are safe and sturdy.
If you work with skilled people for a while, you'll find they have something in common: they won't suffer fools. If someone around them starts questioning their expertise, they'll give them a stare and push back. But if that newbie insists on doing things their way, the wiser and older worker might just let them do it. Making mistakes is certainly one way to learn! It'll also teach all the coworkers around them that you can publicly embarrass yourself into learning a lesson, if that's the path you so choose.
Check out what happened when a bossy architect tried to boss around his workers. They came up with an awfully clever solution, which people in the comments celebrated.
Next, read about the guy who teased a husky with his $900 drone and swiftly found out why that was a very bad idea.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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