Yes, there really is and it’s a worker installing a light fitting with an astonishing disregard for his reproductive future.
He was spotted in Dubai and sent in by Robert Gould of chartered surveyor Barker & Associates


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Yes, there really is and it’s a worker installing a light fitting with an astonishing disregard for his reproductive future.
He was spotted in Dubai and sent in by Robert Gould of chartered surveyor Barker & Associates

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