What If You Fell Into Molten Metal Terminator 2 Style?
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- We have imagined some pretty harsh ways to go out in a blaze of glory, but this one is extreme. In a faithful recreation of the ending of "Terminator 2" we theorize what would happen if you fell into a molten metal ladle. I think we all know the answer, but watch and find out exactly what would happen to your body at such intense temperatures.
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2nd like o_O
Im getting honeymooned, i flipped and i dipped
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He didn't lower himself in there. He asked Sarah Connor to do it. Terminators can't self-terminator
*Terminators can't self Terminate
@@cjm2371 he ment the self-terminator terminator. the self-terminator terminator terminates self-terminator, so he can't self-terminator.
@@Recals he used the word "can't"
Also, how weird it is to hear that terminators can't self terminator. When there's already a better word for it.
Wouldn't he still be making that decision, ultimately?
@@cjm2371 that's a joke
At about 5 minutes, I asked myself why I was still watching this.
I made it to 6:35 before i saw the comment about the sleepy aunt.
Same here :)
Same
Because death
Same
Short answer: You won't be able to go to school the next day.
Daniel Häusser your mom would probably force you to go anyway
@@Taylor-ou7xp And she would succeed. 😂
Worth it
Nice!
😋
As a ladle crane operator, it was definitely a fear of mine.
Jesus, Bruh... That's awesome and crazy at the same time.
@@Samurai78420 yep
Why would you be afraid of falling in if you're the crane operator
@@ZoneGlazed you still have to climb up into the cab.
A friend of my father worked in a foundry. he said that a man once fell into one of these steel rivers. in the end only the feet were left because he had special shoes on. Sounds pretty brutal
😳
about a year ago some chinese dude in debt committed suicide like that. there is even a security camera footage of the incident, that briefly went viral on chinese social media. Not sure if you can still find it, but from what I remeber the angle and quality was mediocre anyway.
If I ever did fall in, I would give a thumbs up.
XD, yeah, the animated guy seemed to be fine with it.
👍
👍
Liam Walsh nah this 🖕
I bet you cant even thumbs up after a punch in the throat
"judgement day was always inevitable"
only when you need an excuse to make more money
only when you want to start a second post-judgement day franchise that you completely forget you want to make so you can keep making knock offs of the first 2...
I don't care what anyone says, the Terminator series ended with T2.
Yeah well it isn’t in the same timeline so that’s what happened. Different universe entirely
@@justinmoody6721 And Aliens ended with, well, Aliens. Hicks and Newt liiiive!
Yeah and I hated what James Cameron did with his own great character in the new movie he's producing. That scene from the new movie I risk my life to watch is uttermost disrespectful to T2.
My father worked at a steel mill for 43 years and during that time a man fell into a molten steel cauldron. Eye witnesses saw the man crawling through molten steel before he died. Soon later, they all were able to smell his burning body..
Very nasty..
Jesus christ
I totally believe you and am not saying you’re full of it. 👍🏻
Bruv
The human body is pretty resilient. Unfortunately for him he probably lasted 10-15 seconds of pure agony;
Jeez
A depressed steelworker, who had just lost his wife, did this in 1928 in Pittsburgh. Very sad, very sad.
LOL
@@DigitYT "ooh i'm so edgy i laugh at peoples death."
Idk if this is a joke but 1928 was like 92 years ago. "Just"??
@@Biomeac here the 'just' means just after he lost his wife he committed.
The video literally says there's no recorded instances of this so you're either full of it or by some bizarre miracle the event wasn't recorded.
The best way to go is peacefully, in my sleep, like my aunt Janet. Not screaming at the top of my lungs as her three passengers were.
That's a little disturbing.
I've seen this joke years ago, and it was grandpa instead of aunt
@@brandonng2883 there's so many ways to take this joke, but, yeah
@@jayb0g It's 2019, nothing wrong with that
Still funny
6:25 Your best bet would be to just roll over and finish the job.
My bank account screaming for money
I'm starting to get the impression that this is a bad idea.
I jumped in molten ice.
I think its save, you should try it 😈
no, just get fire prot 3 on your armour
*as He’s being lowered into the lava
Dude this is gonna trigger nightmares for me lol.
This just happened today at the Caterpillar Mapleton Foundry in Illinois. Completely tragic. 38yrs old, 3rd day on the job, fell into molten iron attempting to take a button for the metlab. 😞
Someone from Sweden did a couple days ago but somehow survived
just read the story today and came here to find out more….very sad
@@positivityplace same, idk if osha fined em enough
The news report said that it vaporized his upper half, and his waist and legs were all that was left after hitting the floor.
that's what bought me here 2day
Two men fell into a crucible at the Round Oak Steelworks, either in the late 70's or early 80's. I was told that they burnt up before they even hit the molten metal.
Please don't flag me FBI I swear in not making the 11th jigsaw movie...
Lol
!Comment Flagged by FBI!
And the CIA
If you’re not using this information to make a movie then what are you planning to use this information for?
FBI: Open Up!!!!
I don't get it
"Until then, you can be a pioneer."
Did infographic show just recommend me to jump into an electric arc furnace?
@bryan diaz varela Lovely, thanks for the nightmare fuel👍
Tacky
Yes they did, jump into an electric arc furnace and then you could get compensation, oh wait
bryan diaz varela no the electrons have nothing to do with it xd
“Flip yourself over like a burger and just get it over with” that made me laugh 😆
I think you'd probably be unable to do so. You would probably fuse to the surface of the metal, melting into it.
Since it so dense and probably seared to your skin, it would most like my be like trying to flip over in a pool of super dense extra sticky caramel, on sedatives
DMODifier More like trying to flip over a burnt steak without oil or butter
"Moisture in the area would flash evaporate in a process known as sublimation."
Wrong. Sublimation is the transition from solid directly to gas, bypassing the liquid state. Evaporation is simply evaporation.
Hai hai, Professor Peterson.
Wrong. Not really. I just wanted to mess with you.
Nerd!
Truth
Yeah, I caught that too. I think he may have been thinking about convection or conduction , maybe the latter. Flash evaporation is a thing, but apparently it's called 'flash evaporation'.
Although the play-by-play was fun to listen to, the whole premise is dumb because the second you feel heat in excess of 175 deg F, your survival instincts will kick in and your plans will change. I don't care how big you think your nuts are, the air column over that ladle is more than enough to turn your blood into pudding in a few minutes. No one who isn't on bath salts would hang on a chain (which is also starting to get warm) for more than a few seconds without getting right back on whatever platform they just stepped off of - let alone waiting to be lowered, because the molten steel is under you and you need it in the shot too.
“Your teeth are surprisingly tough”
My dentist would beg to differ
Just watching this gives me severe anxiety.
Me too
I saw it in real life. that smell of burning hairs and skin is the worst.
Yeah it took my breath for sure
Me too.
I was feeling all right until the eye exploding bit
Me tooooo
Watching this made me so uncomfortable
Red Gamer got a little too hot for you eh 😜😜😜😜😜😜
Same here lol
same here
This channel is disturbing af 🙃
@@che8626 true broo
My grandfather worked in a steel mill right after World War II and told me all the horror stories that happened there. There was this one guy who had fallen off a platform and into a vat of molten steel. Some of the guys who saw it happen said there was a quick hiss and that was it. I guess they ended up just burying the whole vat. That one was probably one of the more painless ways to go compared to the others I was told.
My dad is a retired iron worker of 25 years. He told me a story of when he was working in a mill that was processing molten steel. He, another man, and that man's son were all working on a cat walk above a crucible of molten metal. Sadly, the son somehow slipped and fell into the crucible of white hot metal which was bad enough, however it gets worse. My dad said that the man's father instinctively jumped in after his son. They were both just gone, like completely gone with a short scream and a spew of steam.
F
I think the absolute worst death you can have is ARS (Acute Radiation Sickness). I remember reading one doctor's account of a victim's veins literally liquifying so they couldn't give him any pain killers as his body rotted around him. This is a close second though. I hope no one falls into molten metal.
"Most badass tik tok of all time"
*Video on tik tok gets removed for violating terms of service*
Yeah, just upload it to LiveLeak!
Dennis Wolf Cyclist yeah he’s also on RUclips
What about the one where a guy gets his head chainsawed off in the least efficient way possible
underrated comment
I think I would die but I’m going to continue watching the video because I could be wrong .-.
Knowing my luck I'd hit the molten metal and someone would manage to quickly pull me out and Id die a horrifyingly lengthy death.
lol 😂
if you believe, you will not die, but shall have eternal life
@@elivevile you'll have eternal life in the forever box
Imagining that was actually horrifying.
There has actually been fatalities due to molten steel. Seen 2 that we're both suicide. What they forget to mention is that adding a in very cool object (human 37 Celsius) too a molten liquid, the temperature difference is so huge it actually causes an explosive reaction. In the cases I've seen the molten steel starting violently bursting from the ladle. So theoretically you incinerate but you kind of explode also
This just happened last month at Deka Battery in Pennsylvania. A man fell into the lead smelter. After 24 hours the smelter was finally cool enough to safely recover the body. I have no idea what was left to be honest. People I know who work there are pretty shaken up over it.
I’d give a thumbs up like Arnold did
No you'll scream help
Nope you will get vaporized immediately
*will smith watches this video*
Ah that’s hot! That’s hot!
R/technicallythetruth
K
NO MANS HOT
Most underrated comment here, gets my pick for top comment!
Yaaah...
I wish Dark Fate could be thrown into molten steel.
Not gonna lie, the whole eye popping brain thing made me decide this is a bad idea.
Yea when he got to the skull 💀 steaming I was shook
yea same
My great uncle actually died from falling into a ladle back in the 60's. They buried a chunk of steel. So this actually has in fact happened.
There was a guy in England who fell into a vat of boiling zinc in the 90s. He amazingly climbed out but died of course.I remember reading that the temp was 500 degrees Celsius.
Also happened many times in the 1800's at the huge copper mine in Jerome AZ when their huge copper ore smelters malfunctioned or they just needed to cremate someone who died of which they did thousands that way.
Well worth the read if you take the time to find the history of the town or even visit there.
There's a video on a certain website where a dude jumped into a vat of steel. Can't really see much though.
Was your great Uncle Jimmy Hoffa?
@@tcmtech7515 since we can't making hypernova metal or watch comparison most hottest thing in universe
My grandfather was the head of safety in some plant back in the day and he said this actually happened, two workers fell in (back in the 70s). My mom said she remembered that he was gone from the house for almost a whole month because the investigations that happened after kept him on site nearly 24/7. I always wondered (morbidly) what happened to those two poor men...
Gabriela, spreading falsehood and liying is awful. So, keep your mouth shut.
@@ammarif618 No these things really do happen. In my country Slovakia, kind off near to my home, some 20 km we have metal industry that turns scrap metal into metal pipes. Father of my friend is a sort of security investigator in that company. Approximately a year ago there was an incident. A man in an industrial crane was picking up scrap metal from train wagons and delivering them into this hot ladle. Another man was standing near the edge of this ladle doing some measurements and the crane hit him so he fell into this hot metal. He fell head first. Only thing that remained was his hip down part of the body. The crane operator was proclaimed innocent becouse he didn't see him and the other man was not supposed to be there in that time. So he was innocent but he just went crazy, he just couldn't cope with that thought that he killed someone even if it was an accident and I believe he is now a psychological pacient. It's really sad how fast can accidents happen. (I am sorry for bad English as I mentioned I am from Slovakia)
Florida man: are u challenging me
Northern Florida lol
I (briefly) worked as security/medic at a steel mill. You could be standing outside and down the hall from the furnace room in the Winter and you could feel the heat blast around the corners at ya.
Also, as you can imagine, a lot of gruesome injuries and deaths happen at those places.
I lost it when he said " by now you might as well turn over and finish the job"😣😭💀
I imagine being boiled alive would be worse that takes a long time.
Surprised you didn't mention Gollum's death in Return of the King.
Look at the Volcano episode...
that was lava, not metal.
I don't remember gollum falling into a steel mill vat.
@@tibz7634 pretty sure molten rock is hotter than molten steel. Could be wrong though.
@@davidjones272 if you watch the video, the steel is hotter.
I was replacing a part for my work truck and ran into a little trouble so I figured I would go on RUclips for a quick tutorial. Here I am learning about what it feels like to be dipped in molten metal.
There was an Indian guy falling in a big Tar machine.
They bring him out whit a steal rope and crane.
He was stiff like a board.
This death was frightening.
What a terrible way to go. Just seen the story tonight, on June 2nd 2022, poor guy fell in only 9 days on the job at the Caterpillar foundry. He was only 39 years old. RIP 🙏
"You'll be fully protected for an infinitesimal fragment of a second"
All you have to do to survive is roll out of the molten steel during your invulnerability frames.
"Yet, judgement day was always inevitable"
This is why everything beyond Terminator 2 doesn't exist.
Many years ago I read of two foundry workers that were working inside an empty crucible when an overhead container of molten metal was accidentally poured into it!
This was a particularly horrific way to die and I wondered how such a hideous thing could ever be allowed to happen in a modern foundry.
I had wondered what the sequence of damage would be and suspected that unfortunately, it was extremely unlikely to have been pain free.
The damage sequence you described was as unimaginably terrifying as it's possible to get!
My dad told me a story about a guy who fell into a furnace at the steelworks
He said he watched the man crumple into a charred ball before he hit the metal and just kept bouncing on top of the super hot metal
I work in an iron foundry and that's pretty much what I figured would happen. I've seen pigeons go in the iron but never a person. Hope I never do.
Zoey Brearley Can you provide more details please? I wanna hear more details.
@@AIEmporium700 that's all I can remember
He's doesn't lower himself into the steel, he cannot self terminate
Thank you!!!
But he still consents to the termination, so isn't it ultimately his decision?
Peter Pucker, consenting to someone else doing something and doing it yourself aren't the same.
If I was forced to jump into molten metal I would ask to turn off the heating and wait the following morning...it worked when they exiled me to the sun, thankfully I was late and I arrived at night.
this sounds like a reverse sphinx riddle
I had a friend that fell in. He screamed for 2 seconds and then basically evaporated. The company paid a few million to cover it up.
That guy with wet socks sure
How awful. What a absolutely horrible way to pass away.
Yeet...
Cool story
@bryan diaz varela , how is he breaching anything? No real names mentioned, no location, no company name, no date of the incident, nothing.
I guess I "wouldn't be back" get it guys, no...ok...
Taisen's Cool Stuff I get it, Arnold said “I’ll be back” just before he was lowered into the molten steel in Terminator 2
I got it to! Very clever and funny, thank you !!
Go To The Corner. Now!😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
I see what you did there 🤔
skynet approves
His sacrifice wasn't pointless. T2 was supposed to be the end. Then corporate greed kept making sequels, only not to the level of the real ones. To me, it ends at T2.
its the same way with me and pirates of the caribbean 3. Every one after that is basically a fanfiction.
I wonder what would happen if you landed on your feet? If the molten steel is dense enough to "walk on" you could theoretically run as fast as you can to the edge and jump out.
I would imagine that it would be like trying to run across a water bed that's slippery and instantly melting off your footwear and the radiant heat coming up and hitting your face would probably choke you and force yours eyes shut.
Regardless, it's a very bad situation no matter the outcome.
Worker : boss my payment ?
Boss : I'll give you tomorrow
Worker : Boss you seen *Terminator* ?
Boss : *What* *?*
Me: Falls into molten metal
The molten metal: Splish Splash, your living tissue is now trash
If I had to make a guess, I think probably something in the ballpark of "dying".
Worst way to die: watching master chef while starving to death.
This is accurate, my granpop worked at a steelmill and saw someone fall in to molten metal. He said I heard him scream for a second, then a loud thwack and that was it, nothing could've saved him.
Having worked in foundries, I know what happens when ANY moisture enters the melt. It causes the melt to erupt in a volcano-like manner. I have seen, first hand, a 1,000 pound crucible completely emptied when an ingot that wasn't preheated to drive out moisture was added to the melt. The molten metal all just blurped out of the crucible and at the same time, launched the offending ingot up to the ceiling, 42 feet above. This is exactly what happened when a nearby foundry had several workers fall into a melt when the catwalk collapsed. The explosion from the bodies instantly turned into steam, destroyed a large portion of that foundry. In other words, you don't know what you are talking about.
i have questions about your story 🤨
@@irulan9161 What do you want to know?
@@PremPS1000LE You said a catwalk collapsed - Was the walk directly over the molten metal area? Were there no other safety measures in place to prevent those workers from falling into the melt? Do these crucibles ever have a protective cover or cap to prevent anything from falling in?
@@irulan9161 no, they generally dont. Some have caps while heating and pouring, generally the massive ones. Smaller foundries often have open tops as they are stirred manually. And mainly talking Pre-snowflake era here, before health and safety was a thing
How was the pay?
Terminator:You must lower me into the steel
John Connors reaction: no you can stay with us pls
John Connors mother’s reaction: he needs a father figure
Sometimes, I get these really weird thoughts, such as what would happen if you fell into a volcano, etc. I always thought that I was the only one, and then this channel was made. It has answered nearly every weird thought that I've ever had.
What if you fall into volcano terminator style
What If channel : Take notes
Why do u have 2million subs lol
No video but so many sub epic!
@@prometheus6853 idk if that was supposed to be a joke but there is a thing called subbots
@@cenaloh4714 same thing here
LOTR style?
Gollum screaming:
"My preciousssssssssssss"
I can shorten this video to a second, “You’d die”
Also happened many times at the huge copper mine in Jerome AZ in the 1800's when their huge copper ore smelters malfunctioned or they just needed to cremate someone who died(usually of mining injuries or poisoning) of which they did thousands that way.
Well worth the read to anyone willing to take the time to find the history of the town.
"Until then, you could be a pioneer" (encourages horrible death)
The gene pool would collectively cry tears of joy
Saffron ow
??
The Darwin Award goes toooo....!
Thank you RUclips for the answer to questions I didn't know I needed.
Erm, this is actually quite disturbing!
Uh, he DID NOT lower himself into molten metal. Terminators cannot ‘self terminate’.
1:21 the lava min and max temps are the same numbers with different arrangements, Illuminati confirmed.
But ew, Fahrenheit. Celsius is better but nothing beats Kelvin
i tried this is minecraft and lost all my diamonds.
Not funnu didnt laugh
Not funny
not funny
It gave me a chuckle
@@MegaSkatter no³
The guy who did this will ''Never Be Back''
T-850 😂😂😂
Yep!
Yes it has happened! A troubled man ended his live where I use to work . I was just a young man at the time . Retried now . Jumped in to a arc furnace . I didn’t see it but was working the day it happened. Talking to people who seen it was the most terrible experience.
Man, the styling of this video is like a mix between Kurzgesagt and Life Noggin
What happens if you dive into a vat of liquid nitrogen?
its the opposite of this
Man's not hot
@@ChallengeTheNarrative you aren't wrong
That would be cool
Liquid helium actually requires protective gear to work with, but liquid nitrogen will evaporate before freezing your skin. If you fell into a large amount or shoved a hand into a bucket it would billow nitrogen gas and freeze. If you know what you're doing, you can mix water in your mouth and drink liquid nitrogen. You can blow the nitrogen gas out your mouth and nose like smoking tricks. I do not recommend this for non-scientists and people prepared for the consequences of oral frostbite
I passed a kidney stone before. I can only imagine that dipping one’s self into molten lava might feel very much like that.
I also used to snort several lines of Pixie Sticks my teachers gave me when I was 7-8 years old when they weren’t looking. That has nothing to do with what swimming in molten metal might feel like. I just felt like broadcasting that. BOOYAH!!! :D
People who haven’t seen Terminator 2: You really didn’t need to spoil this.
Short answer: you won’t drown easily, because you would just die slowly while standing on it’s platform and getting burned.
Welp, gotta test it out now, I'll miss my friend 😔
What happened?
@@arnbloodbound3650 Gotta test it out 😐
@@mastatheif9909 ahha so you lied!
Hhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahha
It just 100x worse than if you are a robot. They poured molten gold into a priest's mouth in 'Vikings'.
Years ago on Guinness World Records tv show there was a guy who put molten metal, I wanna say lead? on his tongue for a minute
Answer:
“You’ll be back”
_"With weapons..."_
you meant, You won't be back
Respawn.
....................not !
MADO Plush vids
Keep quiet.
I HAVE A CONFIRMED INSTANCE OF THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENING IN THE SHEET METAL FACTORY ON THE EDGE OF MY CITY ITS SINCE BEEN SOLD TO EVRAZ BUT BACK THEN IT WAS CALLED IPSCO IN REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN. I CANT FIND ANYTHING ON THE INTERNET ABOUT IT SO THEY MUST HAVE COVERED IT UP SOMEHOW BUT MY GRANDPA CLIMBED THE RANKS AT THAT FACTORY OVER 40 YEARS AND HE WAS THERE THAT DAY SO I KNOW THIS HAS HAPPENED AT LEAST ONCE ON OUR PLANET REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE OWNERS OF FACTORIES WANT YOU TO BELIEVE
Inside voices please.
Zac Halpin ok
Me: "I'm going to sleep early tonight"
1:57 AM: "What If You Fell Into Molten Metal Terminator 2 Style?
"
My Great Grandfather worked in the Dalziel Steelworks in Scotland in the 1950s and told of how he saw someone fall into a crucible. All they could do was watch
Edit: Should probably note that health and safety was nonexistent in those days.
Calling it before watching the video:
It's basically like falling into a really hot skillet. The extremely high density of the metal would prevent you from sinking into it but some will stick to you as you fumble around in the few seconds you can still do so.
I just did a lifetime worth of cringing in 8 minutes.
BCORD BEATS guess it got too heated for you 😏😏😏😏
UPDATE! There is now a record of this happening. A 39 year old was killed when he fell into a ladle at a Caterpillar foundry. He was not trting to recreate the T2 scene. OSHA found the foundry had spots with no fall protection around ladels and they were fined $145,027.
Someone just did. Caterpillar accident in Illinois. 9th day on the job collecting a sample, fell in. Companies been fined a measly 142,000 but family’s left with nothing. Can’t imagine how horrible a death that must’ve been!
i was working with molten metal like this and i got about half a tea spoon on my arm and i can tell you i was about ready to die right there and then haha
So, you didn't die??
I've seen an actual video of a dude jumping into a pit of molten steel. He died.
pukalo [CDN] link me bro
Francis Salvator I'll give you a website that shows at least 3 of these events..one a suicide, but the website has some HORRIFIC videos, the molten metal is really tame compared to Children being beheaded etc. You want the site?
James T yeah what is it
James T yes tell me
@@James-oo1yq curious
What happens when you get electrocuted ?
How does it affect the body?
Dennis Fischer Jr.
First it stops your heart and then begins cooking you from the inside out
Chump Johnson doesn’t necessarily stop your heart right away, especially depending what you’re being electrocuted from.
I know it can make your muscles contract
@@dennisfischerjr.3113 That's AC, DC doesn't.
my dad got electrocuted he touched a low power line with a aluminum surveys staff. It went straight through him and exited out of his feet. It blow most of his toes off. And his belt buckle and watch cooked into his skin. I couldn't imagine the pain he must of been going through.
A few years ago I attended a driver training course in the north of England. There were two other people on the course . One guy operated a ladle full of molten metal at a steelworks in Sheffield. Parts of his fingers were missing where he had not got his hand out of the way in time.On hearing this the other older guy remembered a tale In World War II when steelmaking carried on even during German air raids. A bomb exploded in the steelworks and the blast blew some poor guy over the railings and off the mezzanine straight into the ladle full of molten metal.Apparently the effect on his body was the same as you get when you throw a sweet/ Candy wrapper into a fire. He instantly frizzled up to nothing.
I never thought about this but now i seen the title imma watch the entire video
Someone once pushed Chuck Norris into a volcano once
The next day Chuck Norris sued the guy
Nah, he moved the volcano to his yard to use as hotbath.
Wait why didn’t chuck just throw the volcano at the guy?
No the volcano sued the guy
Took a while for the chuck Norris thing to surface....but it did😉
I saw a video of an accident of someone falling in a vat of this stuff and it was a violent explosion because of the water in a human body reacting with hot molten metal.
This just happened in Mapleton Illinois Caterpillar yesterday. June 2nd 2022.
Here after reading about the Caterpillar factory employee whose body was melted in half after falling into a molten pit. What a terrible way to go out.
Found this:
"China: 4 detained after 32 workers killed by spill of molten steel at Qinghe Special Steel plant"
This incident did happen in China when the ladle fell and dumped the molten metal and 32 guys were in an adjoining room either making shift relief or having a meeting.