That is the hilarious second an Amazon driver falls face-first into gravel after making an attempt to vault over a home-owner’s entrance gate, in what seems to be a second of heatwave insanity.
The supply man was seen leaping over the gate of the house in West Sussex, after he could not determine the way to open it.
After taking a run-up on the chest-high gate, he leapt over it and practically cleared it.
However his foot caught on the highest of it, and he was despatched tumbling downwards. The house owner could be heard saying ‘oh f***’ as the motive force fell.
Fortunately, he managed to make it up with no scratch, earlier than carrying on together with his day.
That is the hilarious second an Amazon driver falls face-first into gravel after making an attempt to vault over a home-owner’s entrance gate
The supply man was seen leaping over the gate of the house in West Sussex, after he could not determine the way to open it
However his foot caught on the highest of it, and he was despatched tumbling downwards
Fortunately, he managed to make it up with no scratch, earlier than carrying on together with his day
Brits have flocked to the seaside, gone for a swim and flocked to Glastonbury as temperatures hit a scorching 31C in elements of the UK at the moment.
The UK Well being Safety Company (UKHSA) has issued yellow warmth well being alerts throughout most of England whereas NHS leaders have mentioned the service is anticipating ‘main disruption’.
Whereas it’s predicted to be highly regarded in elements of the nation at the moment, the scorching circumstances from a heatwave are set to be short-lived as cooler climate is in retailer from Thursday.
Yesterday, the most well liked temperature recorded was in Herstmonceux, close to Eastbourne, in East Sussex the place temperatures provisionally hit 29.4C – the most well liked climate recorded within the UK up to now this yr.
That made it hotter than Torremolinos on the Spain’s Costa Blanca the place temperatures reached 29C (84.92 F) or Kos in Greece with the identical temperature.
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