FML : Today, I spotted an elderly man trying to use the ladder at work. Knowing customers aren't supposed to use these, I went over and helped. Not only did...

Today, I spotted an elderly man trying to use the ladder at work. Knowing customers aren't supposed to use these, I went over and helped. Not only did I fall from the ladder, but I landed on the old man's foot, breaking my elbow and fracturing his toe. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By ilovebigmacs / Thursday 6 August 2015 04:10 / United States - San Francisco

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By hussamhasi | 22

#6373109 - Thursday 6 August 2015 06:48

At least you wanted to help

By jentrynicole | 20

#6373114 - Thursday 6 August 2015 06:52

Honestly, he's hurt a lot less than what would have happened if he fell off the ladder. Not that he necessarily would have....but I'm trying to make you feel better.

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By hussamhasi | 22

#6373109 - Thursday 6 August 2015 06:48

At least you wanted to help

By jentrynicole | 20

#6373114 - Thursday 6 August 2015 06:52

Honestly, he's hurt a lot less than what would have happened if he fell off the ladder. Not that he necessarily would have....but I'm trying to make you feel better.

By Tarlachia | 33

#6373115 - Thursday 6 August 2015 06:53

For an octogenarian, his toe dominated your young whippersnapper elbow!

OysterPearls | 33

#6373158 - Thursday 6 August 2015 07:22

I hope he didn't lash out in anger by doing something like wiping snot in OP's hair after the accident.

ubeenbagged | 6

#6373983 - Friday 7 August 2015 10:40

I didn't get this until I read a couple more posts

By cristy91 | 33

#6373117 - Thursday 6 August 2015 06:53

Ah, that is a pretty bad turn of events. Maybe you could get some workman's comp? If anything, you learned customers need to keep a safe distance from the ladder at all times (I guess that's a bright side)