@@saulgoodman2018True, parents shouldn't be blamed for everything. Accidents happen all the time. But if that were me, if I had my child in an elevator or especially an escalator I'm gonna dam keep an eye out on them.
I really hope they get nothing. This was not the buildings fault or the elevator company's fault. And her didn't get "sucked in". She put her hand on the door and when it started opening she didn't take it away.
As an ex resort maintenance engineer, it is completely the responsibility of the elevator company and not the establishments. Also, all elevators have enough room to fit anyone's are in as I've had to grab phones for drunk people all the time... Also, I'm an ex employee because I found a better paying job for my skills.
I'd say it was a genuine accident. Kids are unpredictable. Now, for sueing, that's a quick rash decision. Did it jump out and pull her in? No, she fucked around and found out. Like sticking your finger in an outlet.
yea her arm wasn't sucked in that little girl stuck her out there just being a child and now a company has to pay money because the mother was negligent and not watching her child(ren) and getting them inside the elevator quickly and have them in the back away from the door STUPID!
Agreed. If anything the building owners insurance should pay the medical part the stitches and antibiotics though those are sometimes free anyway but that's it. Oh...and the safety features on the door should be perfected/upgraded. If a child were to fall down some stairs at a business the same would apply. People get to much sometimes for the simplest accidents. A few stitches is part of growing up n learning. 😂
Its probably more like they're not allowed to discipline them so why bother... if you raise your voice karen gonna come around the corner with child protective services... its also part of the reason for the growing population of idiots.
@@bc8648 Having "0" kids doesn't preclude someone from having a sense of reason. Sure, a parent can't watch or control a child 24/7 but that doesn't necessarily mean another party is at fault when that child is injured.
@@bc8648 If you slam your door on your kids fingers, is that also the door manufacturers fault? At some point you can't manufacture away risk, unless you start putting harnesses and safety handles that everyone has to hold before the elevator moves, but at that point your making everything in society just super slow and cumbersome, just because some parents are trash.
@@tm5123 This is no different to the typical hazard control process in the workplace. The process doesn't change just because it's for public use. You go through the process of identifying risks & hazards & then put REASONABLE measures in place to reduce the risks. There's a hierarchy of control. The hierarchy is elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls & PPE. If you can't find a way to REASONABLY eliminate, substitute or engineer a solution, then you move on to administrative controls. An administrative control could simply be a sign that says not to touch the door & a warning about how you could get trapped.
It wasn’t negligence smooth brain. You can see that she was literally just leaning on it for a second when it opens, drags her little arm in and pins it inside. It’s a major design flaw that can seriously and did seriously injure a small child.
She can't... women are born with many narcissistic traits; no accountability, very little remorse, vanity, and in need of constant attention as it's their oxygen
It's her job as a parent to ensure her kids are no where by that door when they are riding it and to ensure they are not screwing with the buttons. Not only to keep her kids safe but to also enure they are in the way if someone needs to get in or off the damn thing.
As a licensed elevator mechanic doors are adjusted to mitigate this risk as much as possible. But when a child is playing within the elevator or escalator like it’s a play toy or some other curious thing… yeah you’re going to get hurt like this kid. It’s not a place to play
she wasn't playing she was exiting and leaned on the door whilst it was opening everything happened in a split second you need to watch the video elsewhere to get a better perspective.
@peterchapman3740 And parents are supposed to watch their kids to make sure they aren’t doing dumb shit. We can play this game all day, but it always comes down to the parents.
I can see them getting paid, even if she was doing something a bit foolish. I can't see much of a way to stop that from happening other than something like we have on garage doors to stop them crushing things, but that would have to cover the whole door, top to bottom to account for reaching hands, so I'm not sure how practical that would be. A tighter gap would probably just do more damage, it can't be totally sealed. The polished stainless certainly didn't help, that is like glue on skin at times.
This definitely was accidental. You can only do so much as a parent. Kids are gonna do kid things and learn lessons. She won’t put her hand on the door next time. Blaming the elevator company for negligence is just a cash grab. I think any judge would see this was an accident and wouldn’t reward any money I’d think.
Maybe not. The elevator should have provisions for something like this. People will touch the door and it shouldn’t be able to suck an arm into the sidewalls when it opens or closes. It should be too small for that to happen. They do in fact have a case. But they will measure the amount of responsibility- both for the parent/child and the companies. You get percentages with cases like this. So if they find the elevator company liable for 60%, the parent 30% and the apartment 10% that’s how they base the payment for injuries.
Agree. It happened fast enough where you can't be paying attention to 3 things at once. I mean she took her eyes off the kid for a few seconds in an elevator. I've never heard of this type of accident before
You are correct for sure. Although I will say small kids are small kids. They will always find a way to do something stupid but that being said i still agree with you and in places like elevators or such places my kids do nothing but stand with me because anything can happen
I agree with kids needing to be taught hard lessons but as a parent you cannot watch your kids every second of every day. They didn’t plan for this to happen so they’re not “just looking for a payday”.
@@EveretTGTxDI agree you can’t always control what young kids do however the parents are 100 percent looking for a pay day. It’s clearly an accident, there was no negligence from the owners.
They shouldn’t get paid any money for a woman not paying attention to her daughter. It’s entirely the girls fault for having her hand near the door. Elevators don’t suck in anything like some type of vacuum. If the daughter was standing a reasonable distance away and not playing around the door there would be zero chance of her incurring injury. If they get paid any money it’s a gross failure of the legal system. Watch your damn kids.
Since a little kid elevator safety was drilled into my head, the same with escalators, seatbelts, crosswalks etc we all knew to walk in and stay away from the door and only walk out once the doors we fully open. The mom wasn’t paying attention to her kids and allowed the daughter to be touching the door that moves!! It’s the moms fault 100%!!
Like a when a garage door closes and it hits something and backs up, you would think the brains of a modern elevator door closing would see the POWER increase on the motors closing the door and stop closing. Or just not have super duper closing powers to start with.
@@OfficialMNIB I thought it was something else like the mom flashing the camera lowkey with no clothes under or something but gladly that was not the case still sucks a kid got their arm messed up from being dumb but also it's completely gone thankfully but still they've got a crazy scar now rip. If it doesn't show as bad when she gets older then gladly the kid should be fine.
Mom's fault, teach your kids, pay attention, you're responsible for your childs/children's safety,especially in public. Elevators have been around how f-_king long now? Sorry lady, this is on you & zero money should be paid. Thank goodness she's okay, but chalk it up as a life lesson. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way.
She stared at her kid putting her arm against the door for a solid 5 seconds. This was 100% the family’s fault. My kids are smaller than her and know better than to stand by the door lmao
So because you weren’t paying attention and your daughter stuck her arm between the doors you want a payday, SHAME ON YOU ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ Raise your children with common sense and this wouldn’t happen…. This is what is wrong with this country..
@@martinmccormick2166 my point is that you have evidence of one very unusual accident and are screaming for a mother to be sent to jail and lose her child. Calm the fuck down
Whenever I see a ridiculous warning posted on a product or in a business I am reminded that the warning is there because someone, somewhere did the exact thing that you or I are incredulous a warning is needed about. "DANGER: Do Not Enter Lion Enclosure" "Seatbelts must remain fastened on rollercoaster until attendant assists you with exiting ride" "No smoking or open flame near oxygen chamber" This is the Tide Pod generation. In the 70's or 80's the worst thing anybody did was shove a cheerio up their nose as a child. We weren't out here eating laundry detergent!
This shows what the problem really is....one child....one child can ruin it for everyone even when its a simple mistake...now we have to have dont do this dont do that signs on everything like we are a bunch of stupid slugs.....
Sign’s won’t work because kids that age most likely can’t read that well. Maybe parents will pay more attention. I always had my kids stand at the back of an elevator. You don’t know what may be going on outside the elevator.
The escalator in the Fairfield California mall, near the Macy's store is evil and my best friend, and I'll tell you why. It was a calm summer day around 3pm on a Saturday, and the mall was packed with shoppers. My nastyass mother in-law was there shopping, she was wearing a loose fitting house dress that went all the way down to her big fat ankles. Well, she went down that escalator and when it hit the bottom it grabbed her dress and ripped it off her body like it was Hulk Hogan's tshirt. There she was ...buck ass naked at the bottom of the escalator in a packed mall. I love that escalator!
Oh man I envy you so much right now what a glorious sight that must of been to behold. I dream of the day I can see my monster in law receive such justice lol.
I knew the rule, and if I broke it, we went home no matter where we were: Don't Touch. And my folks would keep me in hand when little, friends with multiple siblings held their hands.
It is but mama wants a pay day. It’s an avoidable accident with proper parenting. You can see her smiling wide during her little descriptive video. She’s waiting to be paid.
The building or elevator company…. Are NOT responsible or negligent…. This Stupid parent is!🎯 My dad… taught us at a very young age….. to not put limbs or long hair…. Near mechanically operating machinery… because you could lose a limb or be scalped. Just basic common sense.🤷🏻♀️ This child had two adults with her…. Who failed to inform her to stand back from moving apparatuses. 🤦🏻♀️
Her hand didn't get "sucked" in. That dumb kid leaned her hand on the door while it was opening. Parent should've taught their kid never to lean on a door, regardless if it slides or swings.
Elevators have been around forever and all of a sudden a kids arm gets “sucked” into an elevator door and it’s the companies fault? 😂😂😂 that mom is trying to take the blame off of her negligent behavior of not watching her kid but chit chatting with her gal pal; get real woman…it’s your fault. 😂😂😂
@@Steve-ev6vxnah that’s only when you getting in or out. Not when someone touches the door. The sensor so it doesn’t close on someone walking in or out.
@@Steve-ev6vx yeah but the sensor isn’t at that part only in the middle of the door. Guess the sensor should be on both the inside of the door and outside.
@@devonjones102 Yeah, it probably only happened because her arm is so small. Or maybe there was some other reason that caused that particular elevator to have a slightly bigger gap. I have no idea what the tolerances are on something like an elevator.
frankly I blame mom.. there may not have been a sign in this one or a device to detect if someone is by the door (a few of the buildings I have gone in if you are too close to the door the elevator does not start you have to move away from the door) but adults have been in elevators enough to know we do not play near the doors. It is dangerous.
we gotta let the survival of the fittest return, kids will learn...you touch a hot stove top you learn not to do that ever again, but if your kid touches it over and over and never learns we don't need them around
God this society sucks... it's not their problem you couldn't watch your MULTIPLE kids. I'm in my early 30s and I grew up getting hurt all the time. It teaches you what to do and not to do. The whole stove is hot thing is a great example. When these kids grow up it's going to be a terrifying world of everything is everyone else's fault... and it basically already is.
It was negligence on the mother's part. TEND TO YOUR CHILDREN! Teach them to STAND AWAY from things like elevator doors! The same way you teach them to stay away from things like your oven door when you're baking something. I've always taught children to stand back AWAY from elevator doors, elevators are not playgrounds, teach your kids that fact! Now you won't have to teach your little girl that, she learned the hard way because her mother failed to teach her. THANK GOODNESS she wasn't hurt much worse like losing her entire arm. When on an elevator I've always made kids stand against one of the walls of the elevator away from the door due to the fact that elevators are machines, and ALL machines malfunction at some point, so there's no way I'd allow kids to be by an elevator door that may malfunction and open up while the elevator is cruising up or down.
It’s called being a CHILD. I didn’t know Americans were absolutely stupid until today. Wow! Blame the child, blame the mother. Ignore the H&S issues. It’s absolutely disgusting and ridiculous to blame a child and their parent in this horrific circumstance. Am I observing a different video to you people? All that you are all concerned with is the possibility of gaining money and nobody is supporting this little child whom could’ve died. Disgusting.
That's Bad Parenting obviously because her reflexes were slow as she or anyone else is suppose to be like a hawk & spiderman mixed together when it comes to watching kids or your one kid at least. L Mom Sorry 😅👌👌👌
I like how they say her arm got sucked into the door. Like there was a huge fan in the lobby or somewhere outside the elevator causing negative pressure in the elevator. I bet she won't stick her arm in closing doors anymore!
There will always be ACCIDENTS but you can’t blame others when your child does something wrong. The mom should have had the kids standing at the back of the elevator with her. Don’t let your kids run around misbehaving. Have some common sense and be considerate of others that need to use the elevator.
@@IanCalhoun323 It was an accident, the manufacturer of the elevator is not responsible. When you allow a 16 yo behind the wheel of a car and they wreck while speeding, is it the car manufacturers fault? If a child stuffs their mouth full of bagel and gets strangled is it the bagel makers fault? It is the responsibility of the parent to teach their child right from wrong. Parenting is difficult but we must do everything we can to protect our children. Verbal discipline and warnings are essential.
Freak accident. Millions of children ride elevators every day with this NOT happening. They could offer to pay medical, but that's never enough. They settle, they raise the building rent; we all end up paying more for whatever building tenants do/sell.
Oh man!!!! Im so glad that she got her arm out! I was seriously prepared to hear the worst, especially after seeing how she was holding her arm in that first vid of seeing the little!!!
Safety interlock failure. Sensors should have "seen" the girl's hand. Somebody's going to pay. That said, parent shares responsibility for lack of supervision too.
The sensor is on the leading edge of the door. It was never going to see her arm and would never see your arm in a similar situation. I deal with elevators as it is a small portion of my job.
Accident, kids aren’t robots that obey every command, they are naturally curious about the world and if they aren’t it would be strange as learn by trying things
That's why parents should be providing the guidance to protect them until they learn more about how things work and what consequences are. For machinery, fire, sharp things, etc: don't touch.
@@user-oo5be4xs4w maybe you just brushed over and didn’t read my comment properly, they aren’t robots, you can give as much guidance as you want they will still be naturally curious if you cast your mind back to when you were a child did you obey every command your parents gave you? Especially at this age, I do understand your point and do agree with it but no kids are perfect and will listen 100% of the time
@@panicfarm9874 of course, that's why parents have to be diligent, and I didn't see any real oversight here. Things still happen, sure, but I think this might have been preventable with consistent instruction.
100% parent negligence. Why didn't those women hit the emergency button on the elevator to stop the door from moving instead of holding the door still & showing some leg action? 😂😂👌🏾💯
It’s the elevator, not the girl or the mom’s fault. The news station I saw this on investigated the elevator and the gap size where her hand was stuck was not to code. It was much larger than it was supposed to be.
You can’t make everything completely idiot proof. Parents have to do better.
Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool.🧐
It's not the parent fault fault. It was just an accident.
Who would have known something like that can even happen?
@@nukima11 that is true
@@saulgoodman2018True, parents shouldn't be blamed for everything. Accidents happen all the time. But if that were me, if I had my child in an elevator or especially an escalator I'm gonna dam keep an eye out on them.
Well said
Sueing the building management over an accident was pointless and says a lot of her parenthood
Not really you guys are over reacting
@@wisdomfox857🤡
@@wisdomfox857 no kid
"Here comes the 💲💲💲💲💲, Here comes the 💲💲💲"
@@wisdomfox857yes really that's why 98% disagree with you.
I really hope they get nothing. This was not the buildings fault or the elevator company's fault. And her didn't get "sucked in". She put her hand on the door and when it started opening she didn't take it away.
It's just an accident. Kids always put their hands wherever whenever. They just want to get paid.
As a maintenance supervisor. It's the parents' responsibility for the children. No malfunction here.
The gap was found to be too wide.
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As an ex resort maintenance engineer, it is completely the responsibility of the elevator company and not the establishments. Also, all elevators have enough room to fit anyone's are in as I've had to grab phones for drunk people all the time...
Also, I'm an ex employee because I found a better paying job for my skills.
It's the PARENTS RESPONSIBILITY @@blinkybill2198
@@blinkybill2198 lol you must be dvmb if you blame other people for your mistakes
I'd say it was a genuine accident. Kids are unpredictable. Now, for sueing, that's a quick rash decision. Did it jump out and pull her in? No, she fucked around and found out. Like sticking your finger in an outlet.
My thought's exactly
Bingo..she should just be grateful her kid is ok and call it a day.
I've also read lot of kids getting messed up around those electric treadmills sometimes getting pulled under them. 😊
yea her arm wasn't sucked in that little girl stuck her out there just being a child and now a company has to pay money because the mother was negligent and not watching her child(ren) and getting them inside the elevator quickly and have them in the back away from the door STUPID!
Agreed. If anything the building owners insurance should pay the medical part the stitches and antibiotics though those are sometimes free anyway but that's it.
Oh...and the safety features on the door should be perfected/upgraded.
If a child were to fall down some stairs at a business the same would apply. People get to much sometimes for the simplest accidents. A few stitches is part of growing up n learning. 😂
Stop sueing people for everything ffs.
Exactly. So many are looking for a quick buck. While unfortunate, accidents happen
How else are they supposed to pay off all the loans and debts they’ve accrued living far beyond their means?
@@Omnihilobingo
people just want money. I bet if she lost her child she would be foaming at the mouth with the riches she'll receive
Agreed. The whole thing was an accident. The girl is so small and it was so fast.
People don’t control their kids anymore because they don’t understand responsibility.
no its because they can profit from not being responsible now a days
Its probably more like they're not allowed to discipline them so why bother... if you raise your voice karen gonna come around the corner with child protective services... its also part of the reason for the growing population of idiots.
All that “ girl power “ and “ good parenting “ & “ cry it out “ coming full circle . Affirmative . Media .
@@pl9915 I am stating that their poor parenting and/or lack of responsibility is due the fact they can profit from not being responsible.
Did you not watch the video?
It was just an accident.
That is the parents fault! Period.
You have 0 kids
@@bc8648 wrong but I do have common sense and know as a parent that I am responsible for them. Watch your kids!
@@bc8648 Having "0" kids doesn't preclude someone from having a sense of reason. Sure, a parent can't watch or control a child 24/7 but that doesn't necessarily mean another party is at fault when that child is injured.
@@bc8648 If you slam your door on your kids fingers, is that also the door manufacturers fault? At some point you can't manufacture away risk, unless you start putting harnesses and safety handles that everyone has to hold before the elevator moves, but at that point your making everything in society just super slow and cumbersome, just because some parents are trash.
@@tm5123 This is no different to the typical hazard control process in the workplace.
The process doesn't change just because it's for public use.
You go through the process of identifying risks & hazards & then put REASONABLE measures in place to reduce the risks.
There's a hierarchy of control. The hierarchy is elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls & PPE.
If you can't find a way to REASONABLY eliminate, substitute or engineer a solution, then you move on to administrative controls.
An administrative control could simply be a sign that says not to touch the door & a warning about how you could get trapped.
Anything to make money out of an accident on negligence.
It wasn’t negligence smooth brain. You can see that she was literally just leaning on it for a second when it opens, drags her little arm in and pins it inside. It’s a major design flaw that can seriously and did seriously injure a small child.
@@jramirez2068Sure, Jan. 🤨😒
That's the moms fault,and she should take responsibility for her ignorance.
Gap was not code. ruclips.net/video/K9KdN0S--_s/видео.htmlsi=lmjkDQr7gDTY3Ulr
She won't. Unfortunately, she isn't
She can't... women are born with many narcissistic traits; no accountability, very little remorse, vanity, and in need of constant attention as it's their oxygen
I blame the mother plain and simple 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Yes agreed. Bad parenting
You can’t actually have children
@@abm2617 What are you talking about???
Mama needs to watch them kids.
This happened to me as a kid in the 90’s. I was rewarded with a Orange Julius for my bravery .
Damn you scored, Orange Julius 😋
I miss the pretzels at Orange Julius
Did you get money for it though?
@@jordangann7438 I was paid in the liquid gold that is Orange Julius .
It's her job as a parent to ensure her kids are no where by that door when they are riding it and to ensure they are not screwing with the buttons. Not only to keep her kids safe but to also enure they are in the way if someone needs to get in or off the damn thing.
True! I see this everyday at school, reminding little fingers to stay away and be careful!
It's unawareness of the parent.
As a licensed elevator mechanic doors are adjusted to mitigate this risk as much as possible. But when a child is playing within the elevator or escalator like it’s a play toy or some other curious thing… yeah you’re going to get hurt like this kid. It’s not a place to play
That what kids do
she wasn't playing she was exiting and leaned on the door whilst it was opening everything happened in a split second you need to watch the video elsewhere to get a better perspective.
@peterchapman3740 And parents are supposed to watch their kids to make sure they aren’t doing dumb shit. We can play this game all day, but it always comes down to the parents.
no matter what you gotta keep your eye on your kids…i do every where i go …an accident is an accident but as a parent you can prevent some of them
I can see them getting paid, even if she was doing something a bit foolish. I can't see much of a way to stop that from happening other than something like we have on garage doors to stop them crushing things, but that would have to cover the whole door, top to bottom to account for reaching hands, so I'm not sure how practical that would be. A tighter gap would probably just do more damage, it can't be totally sealed. The polished stainless certainly didn't help, that is like glue on skin at times.
This definitely was accidental. You can only do so much as a parent. Kids are gonna do kid things and learn lessons. She won’t put her hand on the door next time. Blaming the elevator company for negligence is just a cash grab. I think any judge would see this was an accident and wouldn’t reward any money I’d think.
Exactly
Well I wouldn't complain about some money for it.
Maybe not. The elevator should have provisions for something like this. People will touch the door and it shouldn’t be able to suck an arm into the sidewalls when it opens or closes. It should be too small for that to happen.
They do in fact have a case. But they will measure the amount of responsibility- both for the parent/child and the companies. You get percentages with cases like this. So if they find the elevator company liable for 60%, the parent 30% and the apartment 10% that’s how they base the payment for injuries.
Then whats the point of insurance then since most are accidents.
Agree. It happened fast enough where you can't be paying attention to 3 things at once. I mean she took her eyes off the kid for a few seconds in an elevator. I've never heard of this type of accident before
If this women sues and wins it’s bull💩.
No it would be justice.
@@IanCalhoun323 you meant injustice. Fixed it for you Ian.
@@martinmccormick2166 It was not broken, no point of fixing it.
@@IanCalhoun323 there is no help for you is there Ian?
@@meticulousperversions9064 I see no help for you. I see you like to step on toes of people with opposong views.
Parents just looking for a payday, teach your kids not to do stupid things, kids need to be taught to pay attention.
You are correct for sure. Although I will say small kids are small kids. They will always find a way to do something stupid but that being said i still agree with you and in places like elevators or such places my kids do nothing but stand with me because anything can happen
I agree with kids needing to be taught hard lessons but as a parent you cannot watch your kids every second of every day. They didn’t plan for this to happen so they’re not “just looking for a payday”.
@@EveretTGTxD My parents taught me to pay attention, watch your hands, never put your hands/fingers near an opening/closing door.
@@EveretTGTxDI agree you can’t always control what young kids do however the parents are 100 percent looking for a pay day. It’s clearly an accident, there was no negligence from the owners.
Yup and pain is the best teacher.
They shouldn’t get paid any money for a woman not paying attention to her daughter. It’s entirely the girls fault for having her hand near the door. Elevators don’t suck in anything like some type of vacuum. If the daughter was standing a reasonable distance away and not playing around the door there would be zero chance of her incurring injury. If they get paid any money it’s a gross failure of the legal system. Watch your damn kids.
Thank you 🙏🏼 I was thinking the same thing, they don't suck the doors closed so idk where the kid/parent got the idea that it sucked her in 🤣
It's no one fault.
@@saulgoodman2018 are you her lawyer
They’ll get a payday. Guaranteed.
Tony, you have a dead brain.
How is stupidity the fault of the elevator company? My kids know better than to mess with moving doors
Since a little kid elevator safety was drilled into my head, the same with escalators, seatbelts, crosswalks etc we all knew to walk in and stay away from the door and only walk out once the doors we fully open. The mom wasn’t paying attention to her kids and allowed the daughter to be touching the door that moves!! It’s the moms fault 100%!!
The force that the adults used to pull the child out, was enough to cause catastrophic damage!
Like a when a garage door closes and it hits something and backs up, you would think the brains of a modern elevator door closing would see the POWER increase on the motors closing the door and stop closing. Or just not have super duper closing powers to start with.
- Thumbnail looks like a drop kick that's hall of fame WWE worthy - 😅 😂 🤣 😹
Yeah, this isn't what I expected.
@@OfficialMNIB I thought it was something else like the mom flashing the camera lowkey with no clothes under or something but gladly that was not the case still sucks a kid got their arm messed up from being dumb but also it's completely gone thankfully but still they've got a crazy scar now rip.
If it doesn't show as bad when she gets older then gladly the kid should be fine.
Mom's fault, teach your kids, pay attention, you're responsible for your childs/children's safety,especially in public. Elevators have been around how f-_king long now? Sorry lady, this is on you & zero money should be paid. Thank goodness she's okay, but chalk it up as a life lesson. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way.
She stared at her kid putting her arm against the door for a solid 5 seconds. This was 100% the family’s fault. My kids are smaller than her and know better than to stand by the door lmao
I learned escalator and elevator saftey at the mall because, if you want to make it to the Red Baron Arcade, you better pay attention.
So because you weren’t paying attention and your daughter stuck her arm between the doors you want a payday, SHAME ON YOU ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Raise your children with common sense and this wouldn’t happen…. This is what is wrong with this country..
VERY WELL SAID!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Sorry you wrong Payday yes your correct ,but thats a design fault and no child should be able to get their arm in their
100% agree, when I was a kid, all my mom had to do was give me that look and I knew not to touch anything I wasn't supposed to.
@@peterchapman3740
Really??? How have we survived all these years with elevators???!!!
Teach your children to behave, problem solved!!!
@@samuraiwarriorsunite
lol same here!
Charges of neglect should be brought against the mother
Calm down, bro.
@@CaptainMisery86 Well I mean it was her negligence that allowed this to happen. I'd rather see her go to jail than get paid.
@@martinmccormick2166 my point is that you have evidence of one very unusual accident and are screaming for a mother to be sent to jail and lose her child. Calm the fuck down
The parent was negligent in monitoring her child and now she wants the state to pay for her lack.just looking a quick payday
Whenever I see a ridiculous warning posted on a product or in a business I am reminded that the warning is there because someone, somewhere did the exact thing that you or I are incredulous a warning is needed about.
"DANGER: Do Not Enter Lion Enclosure"
"Seatbelts must remain fastened on rollercoaster until attendant assists you with exiting ride"
"No smoking or open flame near oxygen chamber"
This is the Tide Pod generation. In the 70's or 80's the worst thing anybody did was shove a cheerio up their nose as a child. We weren't out here eating laundry detergent!
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The only negligence is the mother she wasn't paying attention until after it happened that's not the buildings fault
This shows what the problem really is....one child....one child can ruin it for everyone even when its a simple mistake...now we have to have dont do this dont do that signs on everything like we are a bunch of stupid slugs.....
Sign’s won’t work because kids that age most likely can’t read that well. Maybe parents will pay more attention. I always had my kids stand at the back of an elevator. You don’t know what may be going on outside the elevator.
@@deborahmartinez1437we know signs don’t work, and neither does common sense anymore either.
mom should pay better attn , she’s just looking for free money 🤦♀️🙄
Note to self kids have no common sense and neither do adults these days
The escalator in the Fairfield California mall, near the Macy's store is evil and my best friend, and I'll tell you why.
It was a calm summer day around 3pm on a Saturday, and the mall was packed with shoppers. My nastyass mother in-law was there shopping, she was wearing a loose fitting house dress that went all the way down to her big fat ankles. Well, she went down that escalator and when it hit the bottom it grabbed her dress and ripped it off her body like it was Hulk Hogan's tshirt.
There she was ...buck ass naked at the bottom of the escalator in a packed mall.
I love that escalator!
Oh man I envy you so much right now what a glorious sight that must of been to behold. I dream of the day I can see my monster in law receive such justice lol.
got any pictures?
I knew the rule, and if I broke it, we went home no matter where we were: Don't Touch. And my folks would keep me in hand when little, friends with multiple siblings held their hands.
That looks like a freak accident.
It is but mama wants a pay day. It’s an avoidable accident with proper parenting. You can see her smiling wide during her little descriptive video. She’s waiting to be paid.
I Agree Escalators are scarier then elevator doors 😅
Parents should teach children to keep their hands to themselves. You do not go around touching people or things that don’t belong to you.
My mom would’ve been hollering about leaving fingerprints on it too.
Yep my parents said that with everything not just with ppl
Bad parents defend other bad parents. “Don’t blame the mom!”. Nope, I fully blame the…mom…
That's because you have no brain energy... Have a steak
Way to say that you have 0 kids without saying it. Credit to the mom because the kid is still alive.
@@IanCalhoun323 WoW... Lots of comments got deleted here?
The building or elevator company…. Are NOT responsible or negligent…. This Stupid parent is!🎯
My dad… taught us at a very young age….. to not put limbs or long hair…. Near mechanically operating machinery… because you could lose a limb or be scalped.
Just basic common sense.🤷🏻♀️
This child had two adults with her…. Who failed to inform her to stand back from moving apparatuses. 🤦🏻♀️
Everybody wants money for breathing these days !
Her hand didn't get "sucked" in. That dumb kid leaned her hand on the door while it was opening. Parent should've taught their kid never to lean on a door, regardless if it slides or swings.
Please keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times.😂
I'll tell my kids do not do anything in an elevator or be cautions all the time
Mom shoulda been watchin' her kid.
How can she, there 3 of them she has to focus on?
It was an accident all around. Dont think the elevator company has any wrong doing here
Elevators have been around forever and all of a sudden a kids arm gets “sucked” into an elevator door and it’s the companies fault? 😂😂😂 that mom is trying to take the blame off of her negligent behavior of not watching her kid but chit chatting with her gal pal; get real woman…it’s your fault. 😂😂😂
I bet the sensor broke. Normally the door stops when someone touches it.
@@Steve-ev6vxnah that’s only when you getting in or out. Not when someone touches the door. The sensor so it doesn’t close on someone walking in or out.
@@devonjones102 so did it suck her arm in when it was opening?
@@Steve-ev6vx yeah but the sensor isn’t at that part only in the middle of the door. Guess the sensor should be on both the inside of the door and outside.
@@devonjones102 Yeah, it probably only happened because her arm is so small. Or maybe there was some other reason that caused that particular elevator to have a slightly bigger gap. I have no idea what the tolerances are on something like an elevator.
frankly I blame mom.. there may not have been a sign in this one or a device to detect if someone is by the door (a few of the buildings I have gone in if you are too close to the door the elevator does not start you have to move away from the door) but adults have been in elevators enough to know we do not play near the doors. It is dangerous.
It's crazy how I agree with both of y'all at the same time
we gotta let the survival of the fittest return, kids will learn...you touch a hot stove top you learn not to do that ever again, but if your kid touches it over and over and never learns we don't need them around
It all started downhill after gen z.
God this society sucks... it's not their problem you couldn't watch your MULTIPLE kids. I'm in my early 30s and I grew up getting hurt all the time. It teaches you what to do and not to do. The whole stove is hot thing is a great example. When these kids grow up it's going to be a terrifying world of everything is everyone else's fault... and it basically already is.
The elevator does not meet safety standards. It should automatically open in a situation like this.
If your situational awareness causes your kid injuries multiple times - then, it would make you a bad parent.
It’s her own fault and the mother’s
I Always have the kids at the back of the elevator and I am always by the door
It was negligence on the mother's part. TEND TO YOUR CHILDREN! Teach them to STAND AWAY from things like elevator doors! The same way you teach them to stay away from things like your oven door when you're baking something. I've always taught children to stand back AWAY from elevator doors, elevators are not playgrounds, teach your kids that fact! Now you won't have to teach your little girl that, she learned the hard way because her mother failed to teach her. THANK GOODNESS she wasn't hurt much worse like losing her entire arm. When on an elevator I've always made kids stand against one of the walls of the elevator away from the door due to the fact that elevators are machines, and ALL machines malfunction at some point, so there's no way I'd allow kids to be by an elevator door that may malfunction and open up while the elevator is cruising up or down.
Escalators and elevators are now going to be frightening to me😂
She had her little fingers on the edge of the door .
That was Darwin just weeding out the dumpshits, like my dad sad. No way I came from his loins
Buford T Justice 😂
I love the sibling bluntness. “Shut up” or “Let me talk”.
Just imagine Keith's foot flying through the air... doing 360's. 😂😂
That's the parent's fault for not paying fully attention to there kids..Its not the elevators fault lol..
Happy white history month folks!
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😂😂😂 this gave me my laugh for the day
Happy white history month Sir
@@aarondrew4272 hahaha that was the goal god bless brother have a great day
Happy beige month don’t forget about all of us beige people 😊
You can bet that the woman later blamed the child's father for not being there at the time when the incident happened.
What’s funny is they cited “negligence”, when the mom was the negligent one
He said escalators & a shoestring..🤣🤣😂😂 I was waiting for him to say I'm not yeller!!!!🤣🤣
When parents are too SLACK…that’s the child’s fault
That neighbor was a genius.
“Scared of elevator 🛗 doors “🤣🤣🤣
She doesn’t even have the capacity to understand .
This comment needs more likes. That's exactly what's going on here.
@@Zyzy88 I’m just glad the kid has a parent .
It’s called being a CHILD.
I didn’t know Americans were absolutely stupid until today.
Wow! Blame the child, blame the mother. Ignore the H&S issues. It’s absolutely disgusting and ridiculous to blame a child and their parent in this horrific circumstance.
Am I observing a different video to you people?
All that you are all concerned with is the possibility of gaining money and nobody is supporting this little child whom could’ve died.
Disgusting.
That's Bad Parenting obviously because her reflexes were slow as she or anyone else is suppose to be like a hawk & spiderman mixed together when it comes to watching kids or your one kid at least.
L Mom Sorry 😅👌👌👌
That’s just a random ass accident tbh
This doesn't warrant a payment greater than cost.
@II.HodgeTwins.l the door access code to your call center or maybe you move the camera by the east doors so it's actually looking at something?
Elevator companies aren't gonna do anything to change the elevators.Because that's how they need to be.
Hurry up and give that truck and camper to me!! My wife's gettin' on my nerves!!
I NEED ME SOME HOMELESS ACTION GOIN'!! 🤣
I like how they say her arm got sucked into the door. Like there was a huge fan in the lobby or somewhere outside the elevator causing negative pressure in the elevator. I bet she won't stick her arm in closing doors anymore!
The escalator was the first thing I thought of. When I was a kid, it used to freak me out. This doesn't make her a bad parent.
Actually it makes her an unaware parent . How do you lose focus of your kid in that closed of a space ?
Makes her a horrible parent, public stuff is dirty my kid never touching stuff thousands of people touch every day
@bon-a-petite9224 you do realize she could have been staring at her kid and this still would have happened, right?
@dracozain1023
and you're kids will end up in the hospital from a cold.
@@jefftickleschitz1265 I doubt it if she had said something to her kid as well. But nooooo it’s too hard 😆like get a grip .
If you have kids , you know is impossible to keep them safe 24/7.
There will always be ACCIDENTS but you can’t blame others when your child does something wrong. The mom should have had the kids standing at the back of the elevator with her. Don’t let your kids run around misbehaving. Have some common sense and be considerate of others that need to use the elevator.
@@Memecatlady Spot on!
@@Memecatlady But no one would have know that crap could have happen.
@@IanCalhoun323 It was an accident, the manufacturer of the elevator is not responsible. When you allow a 16 yo behind the wheel of a car and they wreck while speeding, is it the car manufacturers fault? If a child stuffs their mouth full of bagel and gets strangled is it the bagel makers fault? It is the responsibility of the parent to teach their child right from wrong. Parenting is difficult but we must do everything we can to protect our children. Verbal discipline and warnings are essential.
Freak accident. Millions of children ride elevators every day with this NOT happening. They could offer to pay medical, but that's never enough. They settle, they raise the building rent; we all end up paying more for whatever building tenants do/sell.
Oh man!!!! Im so glad that she got her arm out! I was seriously prepared to hear the worst, especially after seeing how she was holding her arm in that first vid of seeing the little!!!
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I like how they will say, it's not about the money, it's so it won't happen to other people. 🤦♂️
Yeah man, them elevators doors can be nasty bro!. LMAO. Thanks for the chuckle guys.
Bad parenting
Not negligence, not bad parenting..
“SH*T happens”
Agreed. I can't count how many times I got hurt as a kid.
lol. And the friend took action before the mother? Wild,
Mother should be charged with neglect. The elevator door was doing what an elevator door does.
You have 0 kids,
Accident!!! The same thing happend to myself at the age of 5 ,.. haven't been on one since!
lmao bro got so scared he never went back to another elevator.
😂 I’m sorry man. Atleast you prefer to take the stairs and get exercise! I bet your calves are huge bro! 😎
She NOT he
@@JohnIsaacXIV who said anything about stairs....I fly !
@@KeepingITreal24-7 Just to keep it real, I talk to everyone like that. 😎 😂
"get yo damn hand away from the door" that makes perfect sense.
Safety interlock failure. Sensors should have "seen" the girl's hand. Somebody's going to pay. That said, parent shares responsibility for lack of supervision too.
The sensor is on the leading edge of the door. It was never going to see her arm and would never see your arm in a similar situation. I deal with elevators as it is a small portion of my job.
That's not where the sensors are on the door. Did you not watch the video or is there a different issue.
That's not where the sensor is. It looks IN FRONT of the door.
I’m thinking more rather human parent failure 😅
@@SlickArmor curious is my 1st comment under this one still there? I don't know if YT is deleting them or what?
Total accident. The door should never have done that
How so?
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Parents responsible for what happened. The elevator did what it's suppose to do. Open and close. The kids were restless when they went in.
Accident, kids aren’t robots that obey every command, they are naturally curious about the world and if they aren’t it would be strange as learn by trying things
That's why parents should be providing the guidance to protect them until they learn more about how things work and what consequences are. For machinery, fire, sharp things, etc: don't touch.
@@user-oo5be4xs4w maybe you just brushed over and didn’t read my comment properly, they aren’t robots, you can give as much guidance as you want they will still be naturally curious if you cast your mind back to when you were a child did you obey every command your parents gave you? Especially at this age, I do understand your point and do agree with it but no kids are perfect and will listen 100% of the time
@@panicfarm9874 of course, that's why parents have to be diligent, and I didn't see any real oversight here. Things still happen, sure, but I think this might have been preventable with consistent instruction.
she's not a bad parent its an accident ffs
100% parent negligence. Why didn't those women hit the emergency button on the elevator to stop the door from moving instead of holding the door still & showing some leg action? 😂😂👌🏾💯
It’s the elevator, not the girl or the mom’s fault. The news station I saw this on investigated the elevator and the gap size where her hand was stuck was not to code. It was much larger than it was supposed to be.