01-16-2010, 01:28 PM
The scary thing is, assuming that it is faked, is that jumping around between tracks like that is an excellent way to get hurt. You have the combination of loose ballast and steel rails to provide tripping hazards. He took so long to get up the last time he landed that it looked like he got hurt on that landing.
Oh by the way, he definitely isn't a railroad employee. I have never seen a railroad employee anywhere out side of a building not wearing a hard hat on railroad property, and I think most railroads also require a reflective vest to be worn as well.
Oh by the way, he definitely isn't a railroad employee. I have never seen a railroad employee anywhere out side of a building not wearing a hard hat on railroad property, and I think most railroads also require a reflective vest to be worn as well.