They Had No Clue! 💀💀💀

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• @krishorn2926

  We had large antennas on top of the tank in the desert, and during sandstorms those things would shock the crap out of you.

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• @chrisdavidson6519

  Nothing like playing BGM while trying to listen for static discharge.

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• @caeldovah6635

  my dad use to always say if you see black skies lower your rods and run

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• @Tobizzareresistance

  "Were gonna move guys".....genuinely where can you go 😭. Edit:Yeah mb guys I was just wondering if they could move faster than the storm and of course this is not funny at ALL.

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• @Daniel-vb4tj

  That guy laughing would be the first person dead in a horror film.

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• @MarkEugene-d2v

  Nothing like holding a graphite lighting rod in your hands, in a storm.

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• @Tro-v6f

  I thought they got to close to a naval op area and they were doing firing exercises

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• @ABLhvh

  Used to climb telecom towers for a living. These were used specifically for high frequency trading firms, and the majority of them were around 400 feet tall. We'd usually climb down if we noticed lightning storms moving in, but after doing it for 6 years, you get a bit cocky, and so, not wanting to have to climb all the way back up and rig ropes again at a later date just to finish the work, we'd sometimes just look at the trajectory the storm would be moving in, and basically betting on it passing us by. Anyway, long story short, we bet wrong one time. And you could hear the steel of the tow

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