Adam Dickinson, a concrete lifting estimator, trained in taekwondo until he earned a junior black belt at twelve. He uses a "microwave piece of bacon" analogy to explain why moving heavy equipment over concrete is risky, and describes how his team solved the safety problems.
Good job. My name is Adam Dickinson. I am a concrete lifting estimator for Beyond Lifting and the Beyond Group of Companies. It's over, Anakin.
To like literally the fucking hands.
Check one, two. Check one, two. Haven't had another man's hands as close to my throat since my wedding day.
Okay. What is a little-known fact about Adam Dickinson?
I don't usually tell this many people, but I've actually have been in taekwondo ages 6 to 12. I'm actually a junior black belt. When they're moving that car down through and they're going over through like a microwave piece of bacon, it really causes huge safety concerns for them, and we were able to help them out with that. Yeah, just maybe not that severe, but there's definitely some, some dips in there that we were able to alleviate for them.
