Crazy Video Shows Officer Struggling to Keep Up: "This Job Ain't for You

A viral video making rounds on Reddit titled "This job ain’t for you" has internet users in stitches. The amusing clip captures an officer struggling to keep pace with his colleagues during a run, leading to a flurry of entertaining comments and reactions.

The video begins with the officer visibly out of breath, prompting someone to say, "Bro is out of it." As the scene progresses, another voice urges, "Hey, I gotta speed it up. It's the eye of the tiger." However, it becomes clear the officer is having a hard time, with a final voice noting, "Oh, hell no, bro. You gotta quit; this job ain't for you."

Redditors have not held back their thoughts. User Vanguard pointed out, "I mean, he's still running/jogging. Just not as fast as the others," while rearguard added, "He is doing his best." Another commenter humorously admitted, "He's doing better than me. I'd still be back at the station saying 'y'all got it, y'all got it' lol."

One user questioned the synchronization of the start, asking, "How do you know they all set off running at the same time?" This led to a debate on physical fitness standards for officers, with one saying, "This is what happens when you only have to pass a physical fitness test once."

The video even inspired some light-hearted jabs. "Give him a break, he's the comic relief officer," one user joked, while another chimed in with, "This clip needs Yakety Sax." The humor continued with comments like "If 'Cs get degrees' turned into a human, it's that guy," and "Mealteam six."

The setting for the video was also a topic of interest. One user asked, "Is this in Montreal?" while another made a cultural reference with “Mexican OT.”

Adding to the levity, one user humorously noted, "That's why Olympic track competitors stay away from donuts..." and another quipped, "I've never heard someone pronounce extra Ds at the end of a word before." In defense, someone remarked, "Don’t bully the asthma kids haha," suggesting the officer might have a legitimate reason for his struggle.

The video concluded with a note that the struggling officer might be fulfilling a different role altogether, "He was there to write the report," and another suggested, "He was probably the guy that snapped up and said, 'it's go time!'"

This crazy and relatable clip has undoubtedly brought joy to many, with people from all walks of life sharing a laugh at the officer's expense. The video serves as a humorous reminder that some jobs, particularly those requiring high physical stamina, may not be for everyone.