The New York City subway system confounds me. Every car has an emergency brake cord that says "In case of emergency: Open panel, alarm will sound, pull cord." Simple, right?
Well, there is also more detailed instructions posted in each subway car for specific emergencies.
In case of fire:
- Do not pull emergency cord.
- Notify train crew member immediately.
- If possible, move to another car through interior doors.
- Remain inside - tracks are electrified.
- Follow instructions from train crew and emergency workers.
- Do not pull emergency cord.
- Notify crew member immediately if a passenger is in distress.
- If you are qualified to assist, inform the train crew.
- Do not pull emergency cord.
- Alert the train crew to any unlawful or suspicious behaviors.
- Train crew can notify police en route.
(WoW-related post on the way this week, I promise.)
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Doesn't help either, that the cord is BIG SHINY AND RED. OOOOOH.. my retina..
/slap
Pull yourself together, woman! Focus! DO NOT TOUCH THE CO
[megs pulls the cord]
... oh, you done it now. Bad juju's a'comin.
Hollywood tells us the answer to this question.
Terrorists and unhappy ex-policemen with missing fingers (Speed)
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