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The next time you think "nah nobody would put that much effort into a scam" think of this.

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Just Posting Ls8 months ago

Get this man a daycare

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Klara8 months ago

Wrong head shape unfortunately.

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Just Posting Ls8 months ago

Apologies

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Klara8 months ago

💡

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Metal8 months ago

No way he just painted over exposed belts 😭

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MaxusK8 months ago

@Avenger1100 Those are just spiritual symbols to appease the gods of friction.

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Klara8 months ago

@Avenger1100 This is heresy in the eyes of the Omnissiah.

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BunnyWhole8 months ago

@k_maxus @Avenger1100 ....okay I wasn't sure if I fuck with you before....but referencing omnisiah...oh yeah insta follow

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Klara8 months ago

@k_maxus @Avenger1100 Have you praised the machine spirit today? Did you do it enough times? With the right amount of alacrity and zeal?

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Paul Mangione8 months ago

This is a process called regrooving. Certain types of tires can be regrooved multiple times depending on the thickness of the tire. It is typically done on trucks or forklifts. In the US a special electric powered tool is used. This guy is using hand tools.

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Patrick Seven8 months ago

You think that's interesting look up the idiots that used recycled asbestos to make new brake pads.. with no mask

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Klara8 months ago

At least that's a problem that resolves itself pretty quick.

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CaptainRon8 months ago

@Patrick98109645 ah, no. Asbestos takes years to kill.

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Patrick Seven8 months ago

Depends on quantity and exposure. " normal " exposure sure it can take years but that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about people ( Cuban handmade brake pad workers for example ) that spend 12 to 14 hours a day grinding and smashing old asbestos into powder, forming it and then forging it inside small Shacks with no ventilation. It speeds the process up quite a bit

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CaptainRon8 months ago

@klara_sjo I'm having trouble believing that scenario

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Patrick Seven8 months ago

@klara_sjo If you're truly interested in it it's documented really well. This was just the generic type in the search bar look at the overview but there are literally hundreds of Articles and documentaries about it.

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CaptainRon8 months ago

I know that asbestos is dangerous to breathe the dust, but again, making pads by hand, when automated machinery is so easy to do....and the risks are well documented. They smuggle everything else in and out of Cuba, why not brake parts, and specifically if people were being forced to manufacture by hand...

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Patrick Seven8 months ago

@klara_sjo Couldn't tell you why they do or don't do something just that it's happening and it's well documented.

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Ricardo8 months ago

It’s easy to tell, new tires have “hairs”

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Klara8 months ago

Listening to all you complain about this is getting tiresome.

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Based Penguin🇺🇲8 months ago

He probably thinks he's actually fixing it

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Oxford & Harvard☕8 months ago

People could die from blowouts because of this scam. 🤯😨

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Maxwell Maher8 months ago

Scammed so hard he went full circle and made a useful product

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Vikram Games8 months ago

How is this a scam? It is called retreading. You can't just call everything you come across as a scam. They are hardworking professionals.

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Klara8 months ago

You're a scam

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Dr Atavism8 months ago

@VikramGames

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Vikram Games8 months ago

@klara_sjo What exactly are you trying to imply by this? 🤔

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Seneca8 months ago

That tyre won’t last a day

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Bushnell Corrie Akleh8 months ago

Even if they start with shoes They have to end their work by putting their feet in it Almost cultural

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Liz Mejia8 months ago

How is this a scam? Looks refurbished and they sell them at a discount. Also it creates less trash. Thinking is a gift

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PommelOfReality8 months ago

Craziest part is that you just know that idiots are praising him for his "ingenuity" in the original video. Saying stupid shit like, "craftsmen still exist, just not in America", & "He's so skilled".

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Perogi8 months ago

But why

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think like a real estate appraiser8 months ago

Explains A LOT

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Inconspicuous CatShark8 months ago

Thats actually not a scam. You people just don’t understand how few resources 3rd world countries have.

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Klara8 months ago

Calling India a 3rd world country may be a bit of a hot take to some people on this app.

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Inconspicuous CatShark8 months ago

Anyone who has been to India will readily agree that most of it is still 3rd world and woefully underdeveloped and decidedly 3rd world conditions. Dirt roads are the order of the day, many regions aren’t even fully electrified, and anyone who has ever looked at how they have treated the Ganges will seriously reconsider their definition of the term “polluted”.

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Klara8 months ago

Oh, I'm not disagreeing with you, just saying it's a hot take for X considering the demographics.

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Sam Bent8 months ago

It's like the government trying to tell you that your tax money is used for 'roads'. LOL

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Drake on Digital8 months ago

I always had my suspicions with Walmart tires

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Nirav Patel8 months ago

This is called next level skill

Klara's profile picture
Klara8 months ago

Next level scamming skill.

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Indelible Soul ᛤ8 months ago

He regrooved a tire. I'm %100 sure you've never worked with your hands or to took a shop class! This is a common thing, look it up.

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Farmer Dan8 months ago

Crazy. Talented though. Should use those skills for something actually productive though.

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Restore America8 months ago

I guarantee that this guy is so mentally deficient that he genuinely doesn’t even realize that what he’s doing is scamming; he may legitimately believe he’s making the tire new again.

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Timfon8 months ago

The moment you think scamming is stressful, the next minute you’ll find someone who has been planting a strategy for weeks just to get your 20bucks

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Spade8 months ago

The brand is called "May Pops" May pop or may not

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Peregrino8 months ago

It’s not only a scam, it’s potentially life threatening.

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Joe Cavanaugh8 months ago

This man is clearly not Somali.

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Klara8 months ago

Did anyone say he was..?

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The Wandering Hylian8 months ago

As bad as this clip is, worse are the people replying that this is "retreading." Nah, we are ready for the flood. People are morons.

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Men With Sticks8 months ago

Saar...I have wonderful new tires to sell to you.

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Shaz8 months ago

A would be artisan lost to modern day fraud. And it's not obvious if he even knows.

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Liberty Pill Memes8 months ago

That guy is way too skilled to be scamming people

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Dr. Jeremiah Scholl B.Sc., Lic., Ph.D.8 months ago

This ain’t a scam. It’s called “regrooving” and is a normal way of fixing an old tire.

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dark8 months ago

Ok but is it a scam? He basically fixed the tire. And if he is selling it, it won't be full price lol

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