In case of emergency, please press the panic button.
Today, after work. While taking the LRT to meet a friend for dinner, some guy was leaning against where the intercom button is. He looked sleepy, leaning back and forth he goes.
When reached a certain station, he got off and I noticed something. The button is flashing!! He must have accidentally pressed it when leaning on it. You can hear the speakers buzzing in a very low hum. It's on! Let's see the instructions shall we: 1) In case of emergency, please press the red button. 2) When the red light is flashing, please wait for the operator's instruction. 3) Speak through the panel.
Okay, I know the instruction's not exactly like how I've written, but you get the gist of it. Anyway, back to the story... someone spoke through it: "Helo, ada apa-apa hal tak? Helo?". As no one answered, it went dead.
I was wondering, what if I screamed: "HEEEEEELLLPPP!!! OH MY GOD!! OH MY GOD!!! WE ARE DYING HERE.. AIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!"
That would really be fun-nee.
When reached a certain station, he got off and I noticed something. The button is flashing!! He must have accidentally pressed it when leaning on it. You can hear the speakers buzzing in a very low hum. It's on! Let's see the instructions shall we: 1) In case of emergency, please press the red button. 2) When the red light is flashing, please wait for the operator's instruction. 3) Speak through the panel.
Okay, I know the instruction's not exactly like how I've written, but you get the gist of it. Anyway, back to the story... someone spoke through it: "Helo, ada apa-apa hal tak? Helo?". As no one answered, it went dead.
I was wondering, what if I screamed: "HEEEEEELLLPPP!!! OH MY GOD!! OH MY GOD!!! WE ARE DYING HERE.. AIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!"
That would really be fun-nee.
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