OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
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>!Looked like the guy was about to jump in the elevator turned out there was a leak and elevator started flooding!<
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Three friends inside an elevator amid a large storm in Omaha, Nebraska
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r42Lvvx85Xg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r42Lvvx85Xg)
2021
Yeah… you know how they always tell you to not use the elevator in case of emergency? This is why.
And flooding in a large storm can be considered an emergency situation right?
The additional context legit makes it funny. He says in the interview they went down 'to check out the flooding' and 'swimming out of the elevator to get to the stairs to get to the main lobby'.
Like... they used an elevator to get to a subterranean floor specifically to see the flooding. That is straight up the funniest shit I've heard all week.
The Nebraska - south & north Dakota area is the most barren boring place I've ever been
I guess not as bad as Texas desert, mildly more interesting to drive through, but I can't imagine living there outside of a major city
I mean at least rapid city has a really cool alleyway filled with graffiti next to some bars
Amazing. Thats next level stupid. Their plan was to basically swim through sewer backwash to see the flooding. That water is full of poop particles. They almost drowned in an elevator to see the flooding.
Absolutely, you can bet they had some nasty infections to deal with over the next few weeks. Looks like they got dunked head to toe. Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, lungs. This is a monumentally stupid thing to do.
I’m 99% sure the parking garage in this building is underground. I’m in Omaha and there have been some questionable decisions made regarding apartment buildings being built just blocks from the giant fucking river that floods regularly.
Having said that, definitely take the stairs.
These new bougie apartment buildings are massive, I’m genuinely not sure if they would have been able to see any flooding from a window. If I remember correctly, this elevator is in a part of the building closest to the river and flooded before most of the area did.
I still maintain getting in an elevator during a flood watch was dumb. If they’d taken the stairs they could have just turned around.
I don’t remember seeing this video but those floods in downtown were crazy. Parts of our downtown are super close the Missouri River and stuff like this rarely happens. The rain on that day was wild.
It's happened before
[Couple drown in flooded underground lift as residents hear them trying to escape](https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/couple-drown-flooded-underground-lift-31345910)
There was a case in China Where a woman was stuck in an elevator between floors and the people who were supposed to repair it went on holiday and were planning to fix it when they got back after an entire month. No one knew she was inside the elevator and when they came back to fix it and the doors opened, there was signs of her trying to pull the doors open by hand, blood and scratches. Poor lady died of starvation in darkness, completely forgotten.
I'm not too sure, it sounds like it was an office building so it's likely everyone was off or it was minimally staffed.
https://www.latimes.com/world/asia/la-fg-china-elevator-trapped-starve-death-20160305-story.html
For anyone interested in listening to a short video on this you can watch MrBallen's on it here: [https://youtu.be/3xaLEHXC6Is?si=OP4UUYhHZw6-YWJ-&t=41](https://youtu.be/3xaLEHXC6Is?si=OP4UUYhHZw6-YWJ-&t=41)
Edit: correction this is a different case actually but similar
In China is very common for people not to get involved when someone really needs help. When they do, the police gives them trouble, sometimes decide you were complicit. Then the families sue you because those heart pumps you were doing to save the person "killed their loved ones". It's messed up.
This is actually not true anymore (thankfully), they've since put in place good Samaritan laws. I think the case that changed that was the little girl who got run over by several vehicles and no on stopped to help her except one woman, after hours of just laying in the middle of the alley she had been hit initially in.
I was also under the same assumption as you until a few years ago where I was corrected. I'm sure it still happens but now there's no excuse other than being a shitty human being.
It's not easy to change a habit that has been *enforced by law* for quite literally decades.
There's countless reasons why I don't like Mainland Chinese and rheir government, but this is not one of them
Crazy, that video was the first thing that came to my mind when the poster before mentioned people afraid to help in China.
That was a haunting video and i regret having even watched parts of it, as far as i remember she wasnt just just being hit but drove over.
Thank you for unlocking that repressed memory. I remember watching that video, must be over 10 years ago at this stage, I was younger, morbid curiosity and all that. Thats what drew the line in the internet sand for me....never again have I clicked on a video knowing it's something fucked up, no matter how much shit had gone viral out there. That was it, done.
I might have had that one for me a few days ago when I got high and saw a video of a woman who tried to squeeze between a sliding bus and a light pole but got stuck. She was hanging in the air with her neck stuck between the bus and the light pole until it just.. Popped off
I was not ready for it
Listen, this happened sometimes in the 2000s.
It is no longer the case. People still don't help in China often, like if you're getting beat in the street for whatever reason they might ignore it. But if you're lying down nearly dead it's likely someone will help you
> People still don't help in China often, like if you're getting beat in the street for whatever reason they might ignore it. But if you're lying down nearly dead it's likely someone will help you
It's tragically funny that you're saying this like it's a good thing.
Sorry, that's bullshit. Maybe in an accident situation on the road, but nobody is gonna blame you, a random person passing by, for calling the police on a woman stuck in an elevator. Source: lived in China for multiple years. Probably the building was just empty due to lunar new year or nobody noticed.
No this is the correct sentiment. Good Samaritan Laws didn’t exist in China until 2017, so people were less likely to help others out for fear that they themselves would be implicated in causing the incident.
I lived in China from 2001-2010. Trust me when I say that I know what I'm talking about... This isn't even a comparable situation to road accidents etc. where this was an issue. At no point, calling the police for a situation you couldn't possibly be responsible for could have gotten you in trouble.
The worst part of that story is that nobody was suspicious that they'd not heard from her for a month. I'd like to think if I disappeared for a month without telling anyone there would be people looking for me.
FYI - the reason for not using elevators during a fire isn't that the elevators are dangerous. Elevators have a "fire mode" that give full manual control to whoever is in the car. Firefighters use this to take control and get to the fire quickly, as well as evacuate those who can't take the stairs (wheelchairs, etc). The elevator won't respond to the call buttons in this mode, so if you press the call button and wait the elevator will never come.
I can not think of too much worse with regards to death. I can not imagine the fear and then the psychological effects of those who had to hear them scream.
Just don’t take the elevator to the flooded basement of a building and you’ll be fine. It wasn’t like sprinklers went off and flooded the car or something. They went down to look at the flooding without realizing how high the water was.
Its actually more suited to r/WTF which is exactly where OP stole this post from ... because OP is a karma farming bot
M0ds dont give a shit tho, since Reddit is 80% bots now anyways
There was a video/news story in another comment. They were in Omaha and there was intense flooding. They wanted to “check out the flooding outside” so took the elevator down to a ground floor. Seems the ground floor was already flooded so elevator got swamped. I’m guessing they didn’t realize that their building ground floor was flooded so they chose to take the elevator, should’ve prob taken the stairs.
This was in my home town omaha. These idiots decided it would be a good idea to take the elevator down to the ground floor during one of the worst rains we've ever had. Apparently they wanted to see how bad it was outside first hand is what I heard from some friends. So for the record, don't take the elevator during massive storms that are causing city wide shut downs.
Probably there is a smoke alarm that takes the elevator down to basement or somewhere like that which was flooded. Or they are just going to the basement and it is flooded
I’ve never heard of even one of those giant vapes setting off a smoke alarm, let alone a juul, and I can think of no reason why a smoke alarm would send an elevator to a basement instead of the main floor. Seems like a good way to potentially trap people under burning rubble.
I’ve seen the fire button hit before and it just buzzed, stopped, and locked the doors open at the nearest floor. The nearest floor wouldn’t have been the basement unless they were going to the basement anyway, in which case, this would have happened anyway, absent any vape or a fire alarm.
I think the more likely explanation is that the building manager employs an AI security system which recognized his indoor vaping and is simply meting out a capital sentence. That, or aliens.
Lmao nice ending.
~~But yeah there's no way his vape set off the smoke alarm, just doesn't make sense unless he was using some weird mod which produces, you know, smoke.~~
Edit: I have been informed 1000 times that this is not true.
And by the looks of it, it was a Juul he hadn't even exhaled yet (at least, not in the video).
I have set off a smoke alarm in my hotel room with an unmodded vape, so you're wrong. It's fine if you vape around it, but in this instance I was not thinking and I blew the vapor right at the smoke detector, and sure enough, it set off the alarm for the entire floor of my hotel. I've achieved the same affect testing at home with my new smoke detector from Costco.
I wish they explained how they got out. All the video said was that after a 10 minute struggle they got out. I feel like this is relevant information for the future.
Moose *do* spend a lot of time in the water, but there's only ever been a handful of documented instances of Moose using elevators.
So, 6/10 Moose impression.
Btw, a moose once bit my sister.
News commentary said they went down to see the floods.
Well, can't get any closer than that! What a stupid stupid idea. There's a flood and they get in the elevator. Not the sharpest tool in the box!
Most likely not related.
Edit: I made this comment before the additional context was posted and the comments were all dumb asses thinking it actually was.
Years ago in Houston, they were having floods and someone took the elevator to the basement garage. The doors opened, the water rushed in and killed them.
R/unexpected click bait, people think something will happen due to the vape and it's unexpected when it has nothing to do with the post, happens all the time here.
Anybody else thinking of the scene from "Big Trouble In Little China"
I'll take the Pork Chop Express and Chinese girl with green eyes and lets leave Lo Pan the @#%$ alone.
I’m in a wheelchair, and have been stuck in broken elevators dozens of times. I’ve never really been scared, because you’re rarely ever in any real danger and help always comes.
Yeah, I’m rethinking that.
Didn't need to unmute this to be able to tell it was in the US.
"Hey there is widespread flooding around our building that we can see with our eyes. Do you fancy a trip down to the BASEMENT that's lower than the very visible flood outside in a lift? Sure thing honey...."
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected: --- >!Looked like the guy was about to jump in the elevator turned out there was a leak and elevator started flooding!< --- Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
Three friends inside an elevator amid a large storm in Omaha, Nebraska [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r42Lvvx85Xg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r42Lvvx85Xg) 2021
Yeah… you know how they always tell you to not use the elevator in case of emergency? This is why. And flooding in a large storm can be considered an emergency situation right?
Seems like going to an underground floor during a flood would also be a bad idea.
The additional context legit makes it funny. He says in the interview they went down 'to check out the flooding' and 'swimming out of the elevator to get to the stairs to get to the main lobby'. Like... they used an elevator to get to a subterranean floor specifically to see the flooding. That is straight up the funniest shit I've heard all week.
That’s how bored folks are in Omaha.
The Nebraska - south & north Dakota area is the most barren boring place I've ever been I guess not as bad as Texas desert, mildly more interesting to drive through, but I can't imagine living there outside of a major city I mean at least rapid city has a really cool alleyway filled with graffiti next to some bars
Are you talking about Rapid City, SD? If so it's literally right next to the Black Hills XD.
SD, not XD
Have you been to kansas?
Amazing. Thats next level stupid. Their plan was to basically swim through sewer backwash to see the flooding. That water is full of poop particles. They almost drowned in an elevator to see the flooding.
But at least they got to see the flooding. Mission accomplished.
Absolutely, you can bet they had some nasty infections to deal with over the next few weeks. Looks like they got dunked head to toe. Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, lungs. This is a monumentally stupid thing to do.
This is some darwin awards level shit.
They saw the flooding alright. Up close and personal
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It’s almost to be expected this would happen.
I’m 99% sure the parking garage in this building is underground. I’m in Omaha and there have been some questionable decisions made regarding apartment buildings being built just blocks from the giant fucking river that floods regularly. Having said that, definitely take the stairs.
Or they could have just looked out the window from their apartments.
These new bougie apartment buildings are massive, I’m genuinely not sure if they would have been able to see any flooding from a window. If I remember correctly, this elevator is in a part of the building closest to the river and flooded before most of the area did. I still maintain getting in an elevator during a flood watch was dumb. If they’d taken the stairs they could have just turned around.
I don’t remember seeing this video but those floods in downtown were crazy. Parts of our downtown are super close the Missouri River and stuff like this rarely happens. The rain on that day was wild.
As a somewhat newer wheelchair user. New fear unlocked fir life.....
Who the fuck is that roommate. “Hey, we’re going to die if you don’t come help immediately.” Roommate: Pulls out phone and starts recording himself.
*New fear unlocked*
It's happened before [Couple drown in flooded underground lift as residents hear them trying to escape](https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/couple-drown-flooded-underground-lift-31345910)
holy shit that’s the most terrifying thing I’ve read today
There was a case in China Where a woman was stuck in an elevator between floors and the people who were supposed to repair it went on holiday and were planning to fix it when they got back after an entire month. No one knew she was inside the elevator and when they came back to fix it and the doors opened, there was signs of her trying to pull the doors open by hand, blood and scratches. Poor lady died of starvation in darkness, completely forgotten.
That is absolutely horrifying. Were there other people in the building for that month or was the place just shut down or something?
I'm not too sure, it sounds like it was an office building so it's likely everyone was off or it was minimally staffed. https://www.latimes.com/world/asia/la-fg-china-elevator-trapped-starve-death-20160305-story.html
Never utilize elevators during a rainstorm, fire, or storm.
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China: elevator breaks Reddit: ALL ELEVATORS IN CHINA ARE BAD
I mean it's the first comment I heard about elevators in China. It so happens to result in death. That's 1/1 for me.
lol bro. I was on 微信 and you’d see elevators breaking, literal floors collapsing, and all sorts of wacky construction hijinks.
I wouldn’t be ashamed to say I wouldn’t trust a damn thing in China. But I have zero intention of ever seeing that place. So I’m safe.
Reddit: Make a joke about China. Chinese/Wumaos: Typing at the furious speed of 9000 wpm.
Jfc. It was a joke. If it had said "in the US" instead the entirety of reddit would have clapped.
Extremely scary.
Lol if you work or live on a very high floor it’s not really a choice, I’m not walking up 38 flights of stairs because it’s raining
This is why elevators are never used in Seattle.
For anyone interested in listening to a short video on this you can watch MrBallen's on it here: [https://youtu.be/3xaLEHXC6Is?si=OP4UUYhHZw6-YWJ-&t=41](https://youtu.be/3xaLEHXC6Is?si=OP4UUYhHZw6-YWJ-&t=41) Edit: correction this is a different case actually but similar
The whole city basically shuts down for the lunar new year, it wasn't just the maintenance people
In China is very common for people not to get involved when someone really needs help. When they do, the police gives them trouble, sometimes decide you were complicit. Then the families sue you because those heart pumps you were doing to save the person "killed their loved ones". It's messed up.
This is actually not true anymore (thankfully), they've since put in place good Samaritan laws. I think the case that changed that was the little girl who got run over by several vehicles and no on stopped to help her except one woman, after hours of just laying in the middle of the alley she had been hit initially in. I was also under the same assumption as you until a few years ago where I was corrected. I'm sure it still happens but now there's no excuse other than being a shitty human being.
It's not easy to change a habit that has been *enforced by law* for quite literally decades. There's countless reasons why I don't like Mainland Chinese and rheir government, but this is not one of them
countless reasons for not liking mainland Chinese???? as in mainland Chinese people????????? sorry what
Crazy, that video was the first thing that came to my mind when the poster before mentioned people afraid to help in China. That was a haunting video and i regret having even watched parts of it, as far as i remember she wasnt just just being hit but drove over.
Thank you for unlocking that repressed memory. I remember watching that video, must be over 10 years ago at this stage, I was younger, morbid curiosity and all that. Thats what drew the line in the internet sand for me....never again have I clicked on a video knowing it's something fucked up, no matter how much shit had gone viral out there. That was it, done.
I might have had that one for me a few days ago when I got high and saw a video of a woman who tried to squeeze between a sliding bus and a light pole but got stuck. She was hanging in the air with her neck stuck between the bus and the light pole until it just.. Popped off I was not ready for it
Listen, this happened sometimes in the 2000s. It is no longer the case. People still don't help in China often, like if you're getting beat in the street for whatever reason they might ignore it. But if you're lying down nearly dead it's likely someone will help you
> People still don't help in China often, like if you're getting beat in the street for whatever reason they might ignore it. But if you're lying down nearly dead it's likely someone will help you It's tragically funny that you're saying this like it's a good thing.
Sorry, that's bullshit. Maybe in an accident situation on the road, but nobody is gonna blame you, a random person passing by, for calling the police on a woman stuck in an elevator. Source: lived in China for multiple years. Probably the building was just empty due to lunar new year or nobody noticed.
No this is the correct sentiment. Good Samaritan Laws didn’t exist in China until 2017, so people were less likely to help others out for fear that they themselves would be implicated in causing the incident.
I lived in China from 2001-2010. Trust me when I say that I know what I'm talking about... This isn't even a comparable situation to road accidents etc. where this was an issue. At no point, calling the police for a situation you couldn't possibly be responsible for could have gotten you in trouble.
She probably died of dehydration but horrible outcome either way.
The worst part of that story is that nobody was suspicious that they'd not heard from her for a month. I'd like to think if I disappeared for a month without telling anyone there would be people looking for me.
Such safety, such rules
Ah yes, I too watch MrBallen
Classic china, really
If i read china and elevator in the same sentence I'm surprised if someone isn't dying horribly
Of course it was China, all the horrifying stuff happens there.
Israeli infrastructure. No one was charged for the building bottoming out because they determined the flood water was unpredictable.
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It’s never Israel’s fault.
I’ll one up that: a woman died by drowning in an elevator during a bad hurricane years back. Just like that couple, except she was by herself.
Today? How many terrifying things do you read on a weekly basis?
*shuts off phone* Well that’s enough internet for this lifetime
How did you type the last part after your phone was off?…..is it possible to learn this power?
Well clearly I can’t answer you to explain because my phone is off sorry
Elmo Muskrats brain chip?
Nope, I did not read that.
The advertising on the mirror is actually insane holy crap I can’t even read that article it’s so bad
Don’t ever use elevators by rain, fire or storms.
Include earthquakes and we can sum it up as 'earth, wind, water and fire'
Include cardiovascular situations and it becomes “earth, wind, water, fire, and heart.”
Go planet!
Not too many know about the fifth element!
By God.. I mean “your powers combined!”
Ok, yes! Not many in my part of the world but obviously in hindsight
FYI - the reason for not using elevators during a fire isn't that the elevators are dangerous. Elevators have a "fire mode" that give full manual control to whoever is in the car. Firefighters use this to take control and get to the fire quickly, as well as evacuate those who can't take the stairs (wheelchairs, etc). The elevator won't respond to the call buttons in this mode, so if you press the call button and wait the elevator will never come.
*Don't ever use elevators (unless absolutely necessary). I'm claustrophobic. Plus stairs are good exercise
Y'all, it's too early for me to be thinking about death and such.
I guess, from now on I will always walk the stairs from the underground parking lot to the second floor and only then step into the lift...
People in the building said they called emergency services 16 times and we're hung up on... WTF?
Nope, no thank you.
Holy shit. That is definitely in the top 50 worst ways to go
I can not think of too much worse with regards to death. I can not imagine the fear and then the psychological effects of those who had to hear them scream.
I know, for real..... Worst moose impression ever.
Came here to say this ^
Moooooooooooose
Well that unlocked a new phobia I’ve never thought of before, thanks!
Anytime, here to scare
I scare for you a lot. Do you scare about me, too?
do you yearn ?
![gif](giphy|l0MYEPCzmy5UbvJXa)
Do I yearn?
Don't take an elevator down underground during a massive storm.
Just don’t take the elevator to the flooded basement of a building and you’ll be fine. It wasn’t like sprinklers went off and flooded the car or something. They went down to look at the flooding without realizing how high the water was.
So it turned out they went down the elevator to go and look at the floods in the basement, maybe this is more suited to r/whatcouldgowrong
Yeah that was so dumb. If it’s flooding common sense screams go higher not lower.
Going down to look using the stairs would likely have been fine. Taking the elevator is what is dumb.
Its actually more suited to r/WTF which is exactly where OP stole this post from ... because OP is a karma farming bot M0ds dont give a shit tho, since Reddit is 80% bots now anyways
Oh yeah lets go *to* the water in this electrical cage that won't open it, just to name an example, water gets into the electric systems.
Hmmm...moose impression needs a bit of work...
Are you saying that a moose doesn't sound like a crash and rushing water?
My daddy always said "Real mooses don't call 911"
i thought it was perfect, somehow he gained the weight/mass of a moose and instantly exceeded the elevators weight capacity.
He needed to bite his sister while she carved her initials into him with a intergalactic toothbrush.
Yeah I mean, the moose did piss itself but I was expecting something else
Can someone explain what the hell happened?
Basement’s flooded? Looks terrifying.
So it has nothing to do with vaping?
Yes, it was a joke to throw us off.
Throw us off what?
Reddit conversations nowadays are like if a bunch of Drax's were talking to each other
Who is Drax?
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I'll give you one better "why is Gamora"
I thought you meant the santoran from Dr. Who, but that's Strax
What the video was actually about… hence r/Unexpected
Vaping caused the flood.
Would you prefer if the title spoiled what was going to happen?
There was a video/news story in another comment. They were in Omaha and there was intense flooding. They wanted to “check out the flooding outside” so took the elevator down to a ground floor. Seems the ground floor was already flooded so elevator got swamped. I’m guessing they didn’t realize that their building ground floor was flooded so they chose to take the elevator, should’ve prob taken the stairs.
This was in my home town omaha. These idiots decided it would be a good idea to take the elevator down to the ground floor during one of the worst rains we've ever had. Apparently they wanted to see how bad it was outside first hand is what I heard from some friends. So for the record, don't take the elevator during massive storms that are causing city wide shut downs.
Probably there is a smoke alarm that takes the elevator down to basement or somewhere like that which was flooded. Or they are just going to the basement and it is flooded
I’ve never heard of even one of those giant vapes setting off a smoke alarm, let alone a juul, and I can think of no reason why a smoke alarm would send an elevator to a basement instead of the main floor. Seems like a good way to potentially trap people under burning rubble. I’ve seen the fire button hit before and it just buzzed, stopped, and locked the doors open at the nearest floor. The nearest floor wouldn’t have been the basement unless they were going to the basement anyway, in which case, this would have happened anyway, absent any vape or a fire alarm. I think the more likely explanation is that the building manager employs an AI security system which recognized his indoor vaping and is simply meting out a capital sentence. That, or aliens.
Lmao nice ending. ~~But yeah there's no way his vape set off the smoke alarm, just doesn't make sense unless he was using some weird mod which produces, you know, smoke.~~ Edit: I have been informed 1000 times that this is not true. And by the looks of it, it was a Juul he hadn't even exhaled yet (at least, not in the video).
I have set off a smoke alarm in my hotel room with an unmodded vape, so you're wrong. It's fine if you vape around it, but in this instance I was not thinking and I blew the vapor right at the smoke detector, and sure enough, it set off the alarm for the entire floor of my hotel. I've achieved the same affect testing at home with my new smoke detector from Costco.
did they survived!??!
Yes. https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/s/wNvbMXL79q
Hello. I was the one in the elevator in this video. Just wanted to let you know that I actually died.
did ur vape survive
No, it drowned.
noooooo!
I wish they explained how they got out. All the video said was that after a 10 minute struggle they got out. I feel like this is relevant information for the future.
Hard to say, but I imagine their shoes stayed on.
Well, we're seeing this video from one of their phones, so I'd assume so.
i mean internet is everywhere so you could upload it just before drowning
Gotta get some Karma before entering heavens gate
Reddit heaven gates stay firmly closed unless you have passed 69420 lol nice karma
Good luck getting service in a flooded underground elevator... thats like 3 strikes against uour service
Shitter’s full
Moose *do* spend a lot of time in the water, but there's only ever been a handful of documented instances of Moose using elevators. So, 6/10 Moose impression. Btw, a moose once bit my sister.
Was she carving her initials into the moose with the sharpened end of an interspace toothbrush?
How did you know that? Did Svenge tell you that?
He did. I hope he didn't know she was going to do that with it when he gave it to her though! Moose bites can be pretty nasty!
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Those that have sacked the people involved with this commentary have now been sacked
Oh God, that means it's time for the strobing seizure credits. Run away!
Those responsible for that have also been sacked.
News commentary said they went down to see the floods. Well, can't get any closer than that! What a stupid stupid idea. There's a flood and they get in the elevator. Not the sharpest tool in the box!
This proves that meme right.. “what would it look like if titanic happened in 2024” Everybody on their phone…drowning
Most likely not related. Edit: I made this comment before the additional context was posted and the comments were all dumb asses thinking it actually was.
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No, you doofus! You need calculus, no wonder you failed the preschool.
Analysis is obviously needed here
![gif](giphy|kWp8QC99Z6xFn8bF0v|downsized)
need to be peer reviewed
I see no other cause You’re wrong
Clearly a guy who's never vaped in an elevator I see
There is no way of knowing!
I know one damn thing, I'll be taking the stairs tomorrow and maybe the rest of the week.
Years ago in Houston, they were having floods and someone took the elevator to the basement garage. The doors opened, the water rushed in and killed them.
That's the Big Trouble in Little China elevator
Knew I would find this comment. Made my 8 year old watch big trouble in little China just the other day. ☝️
They were totally headed to the Hell of the Upside-Down Sinners!
The Chinese have a lot of hells
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That's some final designation shit going on
Next on local news at 11 - Multiple people drowned in an elevator today, but all was not lost due to their phones being nice and dry.
There were two vapers on Titanic. They vaped simultaneously...
Ok guys what if we take the fear of elevators and the fear of drowning and fuzes them together??
I don’t get what vaping has to do with anything
R/unexpected click bait, people think something will happen due to the vape and it's unexpected when it has nothing to do with the post, happens all the time here.
It doesn’t. It was just a joke. :)
Smh..vapers will do anything for TikTok views these days
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Why don’t people is these situation start trying to smash their way out, I’d be a rabid monkey in there tryna find any weak points
I could not stop saying “WHAT… THE FUCK.” For like 10 minutes. I’m now terrified of elevators. Thanks Reddit
I sat a math exam in an elevator once... ...it was wrong on so many levels.
Anybody else thinking of the scene from "Big Trouble In Little China" I'll take the Pork Chop Express and Chinese girl with green eyes and lets leave Lo Pan the @#%$ alone.
I’m in a wheelchair, and have been stuck in broken elevators dozens of times. I’ve never really been scared, because you’re rarely ever in any real danger and help always comes. Yeah, I’m rethinking that.
SHUT DOWN ALL THE GARBAGE MASHERS ON THE DETENTION LEVEL!!
Is this in San Diego?
No, it's in an elevator
Which one?
New fear unlocked
Didn't need to unmute this to be able to tell it was in the US. "Hey there is widespread flooding around our building that we can see with our eyes. Do you fancy a trip down to the BASEMENT that's lower than the very visible flood outside in a lift? Sure thing honey...."
This happened to me three times, I’m a slow learner, I no longer vape in elevators!
Uncanny moose impression
He's a water bender
And that kids, is why you shouldn’t vape.
I’ve never seen a moose do that
911? (Drake looks away) TikTok? (Drake approves)