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My co-workers are apparently not good under pressure, I though we were all taught this during elementary school, but I guess not, so here is a recap of what not to do during a fire - wait for the elevator, it is not going to come, that is why there is a sign that says “in case of fire use stairs” swearing at the elevator is not going to make it work nor is kicking it - Stopping in the stair well to use your cell phone and blocking everyone in - Pushing the pregnant woman (ME – 7 1/2 month here) because I am not moving enough – sorry not only can I not run (which is not safe anyways) but there is some stupid twit who has stopped to use their cell phone and I can’t get by. - The screaming is not helping either - Trying to push your way back up the stairs because you forgot your coat is just stupid, come on, not only is it going to get someone hurt but the door at the top is now locked so people don’t run back into the place where the fire is. So we all some how make it down stairs alive, just to be told by the manager that there is no fire and we all need to go back up. The only problem with this plan is that the alarms are still going off and the fire dept hasn’t gotten here yet so there are no elevators and the doors to the stairs are still lock – this means no going back up stairs. However it doesn't stop people from trying to cram into the stair well so each of them can make sure that the doors are locked. Finally the fire dept shows up, we all track back up stairs, just to have the alarm go off again. Same chaos ensues; I try to let everyone go first because I don’t feel like being pushed this time. I finally get down stairs; just in time to be told to go right back up. So I hull my prego butt back up stairs, and why did I have to go back up??? So my manager could tell everyone to go home for the day. I have no idea why they had to bring everyone back up for that, but there you have it. There were still people waiting for the elevator when I left, I have no idea how long they were waiting. |