How to triple your productivity - photo

[Jon]

How to triple your productivity.



Previously:

Harbor Freight spoof ad - images
Funny spoof machinist plans - drawing
Artisanal firewood spoof - video

[Toolmaker51]

With road crews known for keeping shovels standing upright, will this increase unemployment?

[Jon]

Just noticed...backwards shovel?

[Karl_H]

Four men on the job. Triple productivity by adding one woman!

[Toolmaker51]

Just noticed...backwards shovel?

Not sure, real hard to get THAT wrong.
But likely; judging their freshly unpacked, logo-ed alike, safety gear - right down to the shoes.
Giveaway is rented pile of dirt, broken cement topping. Right, excavated with a shovel?
Typical of staged photo-ops. Pasty looking grip is embarrassing. Three bladed shovel probably symbolizes a consortium, allied for the project. I denounce them as ceremonial labor only.
Only skill implied so far, whoever fabb'ed it up.

[Frank S]

the tri-shovel is not made backwards the highly experienced crew??? just have it turned backwards. I've seen many 2 ,3 and one 5 handled shovel used to signify a partnership or consortium for a project where the top bosses or owners all took hold of a handle to dig the first scoopful of dirt in a ceremony to kick off a project but 3 blades makes no sense at all.
Kind of like Jed Clampet's thoughts of when old man Drysdale was going to build a new bank as another way of getting Jed's money.
Jed and family used the staged pile of materials to build a building over night then granny true to form swept out the floor and said it's a hard dirt floor but it's clean.

[Toolmaker51]

The scene leading up to this; photographer or gopher hands them the prop, carrying it the 'right' way. They're too giddy to pay attention. Might be after a 3 martini lunch?

[JoeVanGeaux]

"...rented pile of dirt..."

You're right!! LOL!! I missed that one!

[Jon]

Trying to imagine one person trying to balance that thing with three scoops of dirt in it.

[Frank S]

Trying to imagine one person trying to balance that thing with three scoops of dirt in it.

in hard soil how many legs and feet does he need to force all 3 blades into the ground?