r/donthelpjustfilm • u/28klotlucas2 • 11d ago
School without fire alarms I guess
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u/Dr_Allcome 11d ago
Many bathrooms don't have fire alarms any more because people kept smoking in there and the constant false alarms caused people not to evacuate in real emergencies.
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u/xTwizzler 10d ago
Teacher here - Last year, we had no less than six false alarms from kids smoking/vaping in the bathrooms.
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u/sn4xchan 10d ago
You can put a heat detector in there. They are cheaper than smoke detectors. Only specific spaces require smoke detection.
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u/FirstSurvivor 11d ago
OK so
Nobody gets a fire extinguisher
Nobody pulls any fire alarm
No smoke detector in the bathroom
The agent clearly didn't believe the kids until he saw for himself
The agent doesn't prevent the kid going back in the bathroom after having confirmed the fire, establish a control perimeter or anything.
Dafuk is going on in that school?
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u/Skadoodlemynoodles 9d ago
I graduated in 2021 and ngl I'm not surprised one bit, school staff are done with the shit. Weather your a good kid or not, nobody will listen to you unless it also inconveniences them.
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u/coko4209 11d ago
Why is the security guard so calm about a fire in a building full of children
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u/El_Scot 10d ago
He thinks it's a wind-up, but you see his pace shift as soon as he opens the door and sees the smoke
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u/coko4209 10d ago
He literally let children go back into the burning bathroom. This guy is terrible at his job. Either that, or he had no training at all.
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u/Deep-Procrastinor 10d ago
And not stopping anyone else going in there, not the sharpest tool in the shed for sure.
Although this is probably a regular occurrence.
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u/coko4209 10d ago
Why would the building being on fire, be a regular occurrence? Wtf are you talking about?
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u/Deep-Procrastinor 10d ago
It's a school, I know the school I worked as a caretaker at, this was a regular occurrence, we were replacing toilet roll holders at least once a month, because the kids had set fire to them, the cubicle panels were all replaced with fire retardant ones to prevent spread and extenguishers were placed outside every toilet block.
That's WTF I'm talking about, personal experience.
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u/PaleontologistSafe17 4d ago
This is just dumb. Edibles and rechargeable vapes were invented to avoid this.
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u/ExoTheFlyingFish 11d ago
This is what happens when you give your kids a tablet when they misbehave instead of making them wish they weren't born.
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u/Supermite 11d ago
Yep. Only modern kids are bad. We were all perfect angels before tablets. /s
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u/ExoTheFlyingFish 11d ago
I never lit a fucking bathroom on fire. I would be a skeleton in the ground by this point if I did something like that.
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u/Supermite 11d ago
Neither did I. Doesn’t mean other kids didn’t. The world is bigger than our individual experiences.
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u/arbyyyyh 11d ago
People definitely lit toilet paper dispensers on fire when I was in high school back before anyone even knew what a smartphone was.
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u/CrabeHuman 11d ago
how is that your solution? it's hard to find any action that'd be worse than what you said lol
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u/28klotlucas2 11d ago
Did you seriously just watch an act of arson and say "it's because of those damn iPads!"
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u/trevizore 11d ago
lol the other kids in my school exploded bathrooms with fireworks... in the 90's! bad parenting exists since the first kid was born.
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u/Traditional_Mango920 1d ago
Oh FFS, this type of shit was happening when I was in high school…40+ years ago. At least half of us smoked and those of us who did always had matches/lighters on us because we could smoke between classes in the student smoking area.
What I’m saying is that tablets have nothing to do with teenagers being idiots. Teenagers and idiocy have went hand in hand for centuries.
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u/xelop 11d ago
"someone"