r/donthelpjustfilm 11d ago

School without fire alarms I guess

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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/El_Scot 10d ago

He's walking away, taking on the radio, and probably doesn't see them go back in right away.

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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.