@Kenny_TheLegend@SonGokukaioken1@leavitt_zack Dogs, hyenas, lions and tigers several times per week for years. But I'm expecting that, trained and prepared. Would likely act differently if one charged me randomly on the street.
You're right, at the very least for the dogs safety from flying appliances it should be leashed.
@SidShady4 Guy who designed the watch with his logo on it is marketing it a bit, proud of the result. Not showing off a random expensive watch to be a dick.
@SonGokukaioken1@leavitt_zack Push the dog. Kick. Yell. Not try to crush by throwing an appliance at it. Maybe delivery guys need some training in that department as well. If he even had a scratch on him, I can understand a bit more.
@maverick_NB Nope, giving myself credit for sitting there designing it with their teams. You're hilariously triggered over this. We call that small dick syndrome.
@SonGokukaioken1@leavitt_zack Nope, small animals and insects can definitely be dangerous at times. A yard dog growling is not comparable. Next time you're playing with a dog, put a rubber band around his mouth and see what happens 😂
@KevinTrann86 Definitely not for show, green one has nearly 2000km already. Yes, gas guzzler but generally those looking at multi million dollar cars aren't concerned with an extra 1% car value over years for gas.
@Quantumwatch1@leavitt_zack Yeah, danger learning vs safety learning creates a different response in many. Dog owners have been bitten and therefore less scared. Same goes for being hit by the ball in baseball or a clock to the head in kickboxing... Randomly during work can create trauma.
@moneesincere@leavitt_zack Nope, I agree what he did wasn't illegal. Just excessive and unnecessary. Most dog owners, or people with balls bigger than sago, would not have thrown that giant package in that scenario.