How Did These People Get Locked in Stores After Closing?
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- These people didn’t get the memo that it was closing time and got stuck inside businesses. A man says he was shopping in an Aldi supermarket when the staff closed up early and he had to be rescued by the police. Another woman got locked in a CVS, but the police couldn’t get through the metal gate over the main entrance. A gym-goer was in the jacuzzi when the staff at L.A. Fitness closed down and he had to leave through the emergency exit. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
Why did the gym ban him? They should be mad at the employees for not making sure everyone was out before closing.
He was hiding and did it intentionally
@@benbazy9238 pretty bold assumption
Yeah, they shouldn't have banned him. What a bunch of douche bags!
@@SpecRec No it’s blatantly obvious
He should sue for being left in there.
"I don't have to worry about starving to death"
Guy acts like he's about to be locked away in a bunker for 20 years or something 😂
😂
“And theres some alcohol on that rack over there”🤣🤣🤣
I have boogers coming down my nose
@@Giltorres88 ew lol
I just shat in the bath I'm in
I gotta say, shame on LA fitness for being so callous and cold to the last fella and banning him after they locked him in. That was most certainly no fault of his own!! Employees should thoroughly search the establishment before closing... I would have understood not giving him 3 months free, but banning him? Good god. Shame on LA Fitness.
Well, the guy didn't seem to be upset, but actually happy that he was locked inside. He also asked for 3 months free, and did all of that while live streaming. Let's not forget that he refused to call 911 because his battery was on 16%, and decided that live streaming it would be the better option. I have a feeling that the guy did it intentionally but I can't prove anything, so thats just my theory.
My guess is that their security cameras showed what really happened and it wasn't the story he told on social media. He could easily argue with them if he felt the ban was truly unjustified. The likelihood that he hid out in the gym just to have something for his socials is greater than him actually sitting in a hot tub for too long. None of his actions even remotely make sense based on the circumstances. If you know that calling 911 is a solution why would you rather eat up your 16% battery life livestreaming than call and orchestrate your own rescue?
He was hiding
@@ScootsMcPoot nah I don't think he did maybe he fell asleep in the hot tub lol
Were it up to me, that guy would've gotten free membership for life!
I remember when the mall was closing and the store I worked in was pretty big. I pulled the gate down and we began cleaning up. Typically we dim the lights. All you hear is hangers being moved and put on racks. Clothes getting shuffled and folded back into place. Mop running across the floor. Change being counted at the register. Typical closing night. I was counting down the money when someone walked up to the register with a few shirts and put them on the table. Me thinking it was one of the new girls I looked at the items and stated that they belong over at such and such trying not to lose my count not even looking. I didn’t know this was a customer at the register until the manager started to be like “how in the hell!!” I looked up and there she was. Like this was normal. She was there for at least 30 mins after closing blending in with the employees shopping for clothes. Needless to say I couldn’t check out her items. However we did place them on hold for her to come back the next day when the store was open. I guess the hint of the mall announcement stating the mall is closed, music stopping, lights off, and gate shut wasn’t enough of a hint for her😂🤧
Another time I had to lead a couple out of the mall with the employee exit cause they didn’t leave on time. I have no clue how they stayed in the mall after hours. It was wild. The girl was about to have a panic attack. It was almost 11pm. I gotta thank willowbrook mall for all the crazy memories. I have more but I think I’ll stop here😂
Willowbrook mall sounds like a mall in a movie, lol. Neat stories.
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I want more LOL
We want more 🤣🤣
This is amazing lol
One of my coworkers was once locked in the building after hours on base, he had to call security forces because none of the managers would pick up their phones. He's the one who trained me and he warned me about the possibility of this happening. Then one night, it happened to me too, I had to use the restroom and everyone just left; luckily, my manager was still in the parking lot at she unlocked the door for me.
I missed the part where that's my problem
@@pluggem924 bully maguire
You must've been taking a massive dump
@@pluggem924 fr
@@johnnyfs1988 LOL 😂 😂
I work at Barnes and Noble and we always do store announcements of when we’re closing, telling customers that we’re closing in 15 minutes and 5 minutes. We check the entire store before we lock the doors and it helps that we also stay to organize the books and shelves so we go home an hour after closing so we would noticed if anyone was left behind lol.
Same for Kohls 👋🏽 lmao
Same for Winn Dixie
Proper Store Closing Procedures!
Okay- that’s awesome that you work at my favorite store-
Bad for life from the gym. They need to pay the guy compensation..
I was in a similar situation during the pandemic. I went to grab milk at CVS about 20 minutes before they supposedly closed. I walked in and got my milk, went to the register and waited to be checked out... and waited and waited until I noticed no one was in the store. Door was open, lights were on but there was absolutely no one in the store. I put the milk back and walked out to my car and called the store... nothing.
I ended up calling the corporate office and telling them there store was left unlocked and then I left. I don't know what happened after that.
That's creepy!! What in the world?! 😭
What pandemic I missed it
@n7cartmangh897 wdym what pandemic..? the one in 2020
@@n7cartmangh897bro skipped all of 2020
I was a manager at Big Lots for years. I made announcements every 5 minutes for the last 30 minutes and myself and my staff checked the store after closing. We would spend another hour after closing to count the money for the day and straighten the store up and then go home. I’m confused on how all of this happened. Sounds like lazy managers. And I hated that damn job but I still had one to do.
yeah unless people arent working or someone really wants to hide and stay I see no way this would happen at Aldi (first video store) or many others supermarkets
You would feel embarrassed and humiliated being locked in the store alone. Poor people. 😭
Why feel embarrassed or humiliated when trapped inside a store? It happens.
@@glhfggwp6232 I guess because you have to call for help and it might be embarrassing explaining how you got stuck in their in the first place
@@glhfggwp6232 ikr i thought it will be hilarious
Lmao they didn’t seem too humiliated
I’m taking some food.. I’m not going to be embarrassed 😂
I used to work at a local department store’s dock area. During closing time, my supervisor forgot that me and another co-worker were in the back and closed up shop. We were locked in for a good while and decided to call the same supervisor to get us out instead of walking out. Good thing we did because there was an officer waiting outside 😂. Good times.
Every store I've ever worked in had closing announcements and some idiots would just ignore them ! We always had to wait on those morons to leave the store 🧐
@@SUGAR_XYLER Some folks wear earphones and blast loud music which prevents them from hearing.
@@Yasmine91646 wearing earphones in public, while driving, or being out in nature is dangerous and idiotic.
You had us in the first half
@@Yasmine91646 Which is a stupid thing to do. Still makes it their fault.
Managers should do a walk through before closing checking bathrooms dressing rooms warehouse ect. Stores should have motion Sensor for managers to get alerts when this happens after closing
1:50 I actually got locked in my workplace once with another colleague because one of the staff didn't check that all the staffer were gone. It was a holiday and we were initially freaked out on what to do until we got our bearing and call our manager to inform him of the situation. He called the person in charge of the shift to come back to the pharmacy and let us out. So I can totally relate to this woman's experience. lol
The last one should of never been banned. That's crazy. He should just sue LA FITNESS.
You can’t really sue someone for banning you from their property. It wouldn’t make sense.
@Main Frame never said for being banned. For being locked in LA Fitness
@@tamikam.9070 Oh, ok.
He deserved that ban... trying to defame and blackmail them, good one LA FITNESS.
I would ban him for asking his social media followers for help dialing 911.
His phone was at 16%. He couldn't call them?
LA Fitness banned him for life? They should ban the employees for life.
Lmfao get out of here
They have cameras. He obviously lied because that would be a lawsuit. He would have a free membership for life.
Guy had 16% power on his phone, and instead of calling for help, he decides to livestream his 3-ring circus and make a fool of himself. He deserved to get banned.
@@cmndrkool321 this!
There is two sides to every story...
She was CLEARLY in that bathroom trying not to do work and got locked in 🤣🤣
I’ve never been in any store that doesn’t announce they’re closing and turning some lights off! It’s weird 😀
I actually got locked in my own job once as well lol. I had just started a job at a Supermarket (Publix) and this was during the beginning of the pandemic when everywhere was closing early including my store. So on my third day being there I was working the frozen section of the store which was near the back and with our store the Grocery/Frozen section leaves last usually so on this day the manager in charge went up to everyone and told them to clock out but somehow missed me and didn't check to make sure she got everyone so she sets the alarm and closes the door...45 min later I get done with my section and clock out to find literally no one in site lol but once I went up to the front of the store I set off the invisible security sensor and the alarm got set off (which was ear shattering loud) And like I said, I was new at the time so I didn't have a number to a single person who worked in the store for help so the cops show up to find me in my work uniform stuck behind the locked door and they laughed at me 😂🤦♂️ The main store manager gets called automatically when the Alarm goes off so he shows up a few minutes later also giggling and I just had to walk out looking like an idiot after that and went straight home. Came back the next day to have EVERYONE including managers joking about it lmao. It was pretty funny looking back at it but in the moment I was pretty freaked out lol
Oh Wow!!! Amazing!!!! 🤣😅 thats nuts….lots of giggles off of that!!! ❤️
@@darleneachille491 Haha yea its a funny story i love to tell now
It's Hilarious broo 😂
I was locked in at my job too! And it was on Christmas Eve!
@@melissacooper8724 oh no 😂
I got locked inside a huge fitness club one time when I was 16. They had closed early because it was some weird holiday. Had to call the cops to come open it up. The crazy part was when we walked in I told my step sister "wouldn't it be crazy if we got locked in here" so when it happened it really like a weird feeling.
Hold up 👀
@@mylesavan4024 hehehe you sensed it too, don't you?
@@mylesavan4024 bro gtfo of the gutter😂
@@justarandompersonontheinte5044 😏
@@iii___iii 😆 my step mom tried to say we did on purpose too but nah. I ain't gotta reason to lie about that. Plus getting locked in a fitness club isn't something I would want to do on purpose...
Kevin: “Help I’m locked in your store”
LA Fitness: “Lmao, u won’t have to worry about it BECAUSE YOU BANNED FOR LIFE”
I have never found anywhere to tell my locked in horror story!! This was decades ago and I was in my late teens. I didn't even have a cell phone yet. I was at a library in Oklahoma City. It was nearing closing time so I went to check out my books. The library closed at 9, and the wall clock said 8:55. I stepped into the bathroom on my way out but the lights went out while I was peeing, making it harder to get out of the bathroom. When I exited the wall clock said 9:00 straight up but It was oddly dark everywhere. I looked around and saw no one! How in the world did everyone leave so fast? I mean everyone had purses and keys in hand to run like a marathon out the door at 9 exactly? The second I started moving around, the alarms all went off. I started to panic. I found some change in my wallet, enough to make a call on the phone in the entry way. I called my dad, who ironically was a librarian at a different branch. He had no clue what I should do. Eventually cops showed up, surrounding the library complete with so many guns! Every door and window had cops with guns pointed at me, cops screaming at me. I threw my hands up and hoped they could hear me, explaining my story. I mean, what in the world could someone have done in a library in like the 10 minutes after it had closed, yet they were treating me like some known convict. The branch manager showed up all angry to let me out without even an apology to me for what I had just gone through. It was the creepiest experience of my life, and my first experience being petrified of the police shooting me to death when I was nothing but innocently locked in the library.
Holy... man.. that's just sad. You didn't sue them? They would have deserved it. Just a few days ago I got locked in a Kinetotherapy clinic for 30 minutes so I understand you. I went everyday for 10 days for Kineto for my back and in the last day I finished my last session and like always I went to change myself in the lockerroom and after 2-3 minutes I heard the alarm arming itself and I knew it, I knew that they left while I was changing, the alarm went off for 20 minutes and no police came or any security, I had to phone a bunch of numbers before someone finally responding and sending someone after me. And it was a SMALL clinic...
You poor thing. Sorry you had to experience this. It must have been terrifying!
one time I went into a cvs and started to notice people being confused. The store was open, but not a single employee was even there. The one who was, left for some reason and just left the store open. It was a free for all. But everyone was good and no one stole anything. That I'm aware of, lol
Weird.
Maybe everyone walked off the job.
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@@belllynbaysraysbrielleeant374 no you're not
Well if I was there, at least I would have taken what I went there to buy.
Poor kid the only reason he was banned is because when a alarm goes odd like that it cost a lot of money for the business…. Somehow I think a company like LA fitness would be able to cover that.
That sounds like LA Fitness' problem, not his. Maybe they should try checking to see if everyone is out of the building first?
@@paulwright6044 EXACTLY
How does that cost a lot of money?
@@tandt6869 it calls out the fire department which they charge in fees for a false alarm.
@@Yumi_Jay Im sure la fitness has the money to pay for it lol
I've worked in a hardware store and a supermarket and both required announcements, isle checks, bathroom checks before doors could be locked. I don't understand how difficult that could be for stores (especially stores who have more employees bc we did it with 3)
I was almost locked into the store I worked at. I went to the bathroom. And when I was walking up from the basement I saw my manager starting to lock the door. I ran and yelled, "I'm still here"!!! She laughed and said, "I thought I saw you walk out, I'm sorry". We all had a good laugh.
Damn LA Fitness, it’s obvious what matters more. Did they think it was a stunt? But I guess he could’ve not put it on social media. Everyone is so caught up with attention, showing the world what they’re doing. I’m glad I’m an introvert and couldn’t imagine doing any of that.
@@chynabarbieeeeee hes correct.
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@Sheldon ok bud
He was complaining about being low battery and asked others to call 911 instead of himself lol
*IT IS WORTH IT*
He needed help his phone was low on battery, he did nothing wrong to deserve that. It's called pride because of the bad press. They should have just taken it after all they did close up locking him inside.
I worked at K-mart in Cleveland, Ohio in the late 80's and early 90's. The manager had me take the Lay-aways to the storage area after the store had closed. We had just finished our friend's and family night so the lay-aways were up front in bags. After I got done taking them back, I punched out and walked up front where the door was locked. I saw the managers walking away so I was able to pound on the door and get their attention bfore they were gone.
Good ol'days
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I used to work with pirates of the Caribbean in disneyland.
One time, some guests almost got stuck on the ride because we didn't time the last boat properly.
What we do is allow the ride to cycle the last guests. When the last guest is boarded, the first round of empty boats is tagged with a towel so we know when to stop the boats by looking at the camera before the lift Hill.
I guess someone must have been in a rush to move on to the second part of the closing process, where we cycle the boats and have custodial cast members clean them.
Turns out, we thought that the tagged boat had gotten past the cast member at Tower and so the brakes before the lift Hill were applied.
The guests who were still on the boat downstairs got an abrupt scare when their boat suddenly stopped.
The guests were very well behaved. They sat calmly in their boat until we started to page to warn everyone in the ride building that the show elements were going to turn off and the work lights were going to be switched on.
Someone decided to lean forward and look around. This immediately caught one of our eyes at the tower area. Turns out we had made a big mistake and we were about to make an even bigger one by switching the lights on.
So, we quickly released the brakes and stopped the next two boats while the guests made their way up the lift Hill.
If they had held very still, they would have been stuck down there until maintenance made their rounds.
One day, my mom decided to work on a holiday weekend (family owned food business btw) in one of those tall downtown LA buildings. Mom decided to bring me along so we can catch up on some stuff. We started opening the store and before we began on food prep/organizing, stocking and paperwork we decided to go to the bathroom early morning before we began working. So we went to the restroom that only employees can open with a special key. As soon as we finished, and tried to head out we found ourselves locked in. We both panicked and started banging so hard and screaming out loud after around the 30th minute. Anxiety was started to set in. Take in mind we were panicking because we realized it was a early morning Friday and a holiday weekend so most likely we would be stuck there for 3 days until Tuesday morning before anybody could let us out. Thankfully our screams were so loud, an old janitor man heard our screams from the floor above us and tried to figure out where the screams were coming from. He finally found us and rescued us from that horrible bathroom.
(This was early 2000s so take in mind there was no wifi and people didn't have cell phones to call anyone like we have today. Cell phones back then was a rarity if one had one. Also back in those days it was hard to get signal in a building in LA like that even with a cell phone. Just saying before anybody comments on that.)
I would think that LA Fitness employees would turn the jacuzzi off before they leave. That seems weird to me! 🤔
Also, don't they have some type of cleaning procedures for the jacuzzi/pool areas when closing? It seems like the employees hastily left.
@@daisymae3883 makes you wonder if they ever clean it😬. Sounds to me like a "day shift will do it" mentality. As for op could it be on a timer like hotel ones?
When I worked retail, we walked thru the whole store checking to make sure all customers were out before we started closing duties. Including male and female bathrooms. How long was that one lady in the bathroom in home depot? What was she doing that she was in there for so long, taking a dump?
She worked there herself. So she thought someone would remember she was there but they didn’t and locked her in
hers wasnt too bad but instead of filming y not just call an emloyee or the police? why waste more time?
That is typically why people use the bathroom
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I mean yea...taking a dump is kind of one of the things you’re supposed to do in a bathroom 😭
“She must’ve spent too much in there” putting her on the spot 😂
I work seasonal retail and we make sure no customers is in the building before we lock up for the night. It's a safety precaution. We even go up to customers to let them know 15 to 20 minutes before closing since we don't have an intercom and it's a small store.
You gotta love it when people show up last minute after a long day at work
Shut LA fitness down...they clearly don't care about their customers. He deserves a free membership
My coworkers once locked me in the store a year back. I was hosing down an autoscrubber in the back and couldn't hear the manager's last call announcement because of the running water. When I finished up I went to the timeclock to punch out and triggered a motion detector which set off the store alarm. It was one of those extremely loud alarms that you could hear from a few blocks away so it scared the hell out of me. Luckily for me my supervisor decided to have a conversation right outside the gate so she was able to let me out as soon as the alarm went off.
my dad was doing a night shift and he was repairing a kitchen counter of a restaurant and they closed forgetting he was in the kitchen 😂
The 16%er was hilarious tho😂 😭💀🤣
The store would've gotten a taste of their own medicine if the people ate the food like half of the store all by themselves even if they have a partner
i did not know this whould get so much likes!
I don't think it is even possible for one human being to eat half the food at a grocery store (Maybe I could idk lol)
ummmmmm ok thats good!
That is not really a bad thing since they would have to pay anything they ate.
@@GRA5S yhea
In early 2000, me and my frien was locked in between the shopping mall and parking garage after closing time. We had no phone with us, so we had to try stipping people walking past the glass door. But the two people we stopped could not figure how to help. Luckily after 2 hours a security guard walked pass. And he did have keys to open the doors and let uss out. We still laugh about this even now 🤣
I believe it bc it almost happened to me. The stores stated blocking entrances prior to closing hours and the customer's we're walking around in circles trying to find a Exit out but most were closed up before closing hour . Almost trapping me inside.
They purposely hid or avoided employees. Most restaurants, retail stores, and businesses do a good job of announcing and directing people out of the store once it closes.
@@chynabarbieeeeee girl- bye🤡
@@chynabarbieeeeee what
All for attention and Internet fame I'm sure!
@@chynabarbieeeeee hey libtard Noone asked you
Yea because every single store and employee in the world always closes a store the exact same way and people never decide to just dip and leave early and rush things cause they Need to get home early or anything
This is one of my biggest fears
This was my biggest fear when I was a child I was always rushing out of places when I heard the speaker saying closing in fifteen minutes scared of getting locked in
I remember an episode of Arthur where he was locked in a library. I guess they need to do an updated one where he’s locked inside a CVS or Home Depot. Lol.
I was locked out of my job without knowing it until the police and boss showed up to check on me. Apparently the last employee closed everything without checking the back area where I was located and i triggered the alarm…smh 😅
It happen to me too back in the summer. After I was done cleaning the Deli in the supermarket, I went to throw out the garbage in a back room. It literally took me less than 2 minutes. But by the time I got back, the manager and the other staff members were long gone. I waited 1.5 hours until the owner came to rescue me. He laughed. I laughed. And gave me a ride home.
This happened to me! CVS locked me in at night--I was squatting down, engrossed in the vitamin aisle and guess they didn't do a sweep. I didn't hear a 'last call' kind of announcement and they leave their lights on at night--just not the lights outside the store. I tried to get out and the motion detector caught me. I guess it alerted the nearest employee, who happened to be the one that locked my ass inside a CVS in the first place. I was set free. I did not get the vitamins.
I’ve been locked in a special little thrift store with a blue faced logo a couple times. But I worked there. I was in the bathroom each time. Didn’t have the code to turn the alarm off. They may have been forgotten me but I’ll never forget to wash my hands after shift. I still love my coworkers though. ❤
Any other Aldi shoppers thinking "Thats a big Aldi store." 😂 The Aldi he was in was huge. I didnt know those Aldis existed.
I'm closing tonight, and as always I'm making a final FINAL call. I usually do 15, 10, 5 and close. People do NOT listen or get the memo that we want to go tf home
Imagine being accidentally locked in somewhere and the place is haunted
i wouldn't be there in the first place but if I only found out it was haunted AFTER I was locked in there then id probably cry in a corner and call my mom or something😅😂
You have a really scary imagination..
@@rainbowpuppet77 🤣 Me too! 🤣
I'm baffled how not one of these businesses don't have an intercom system to ANNOUNCE closing times?!?!...
🥴🙃
"thankfully cops unlocked the door and finally let him out.
He was then taken into custody and charged with the theft of several hundreds of food and alcoholic products."
That happened to me at a Drs appointment. All went to lunch while I was still waiting in the exam room. After way too long, I emerged and found all had gone. Dimwits!
Same lol
Wow. Probably charged you for the time..and their lunch lol
lawsuit
I work in retail and I always check the whole store and all the places someone could hide, ie the bathroom, closets, the break room, the stock room....all that. My coworkers always make fun of me, but, that's what you should do. Unless you want to get robbed or lock someone in ...
The person: “that door better not be locked, if it is I want 3 months worth of free gym passes”
The gym: *bans him from the gym*
You know... most of these people could have walked out of the emergency exit, you don't have to wait for your supervisors to come in and open the door, just call the police department that you were locked inside the store and used one of those exits
the one and only person to walkout on their own got banned for life in the video. Just pointing that out
Yeah would probably trigger silent alarms and you'd have fun trying to explain this all to the police
Using emergency exists trigger alarms, people/police might think you broke in and things can go south fast
Those usually have alarms lol
@@dustinbone4942 No need to explain. the Security Cameras will prove your innocence.
My childhood dream 😂
Why does home depot look like a scary place to be trapped in 💀
This entire video is the MICHEAL DON'T LEAVE ME HERE meme
This happened to me at a doctors office. They put me in a room and the staff including the doctor went to lunch and locked me inside the building.
Isn't lunch and hour? You could've took a nap or read a magazine.
were they surprised to see you when they came back?
Lol...
@@mmackenzielol well at that time, my ex mom in law knew the staff members so i called her while i was locked inside lol and she called them to let me out. They were more scared i think then anything. They kept asking me if i was ok and how sorry they were lol. It wasn't funny at the time but it is Now lol
@@dddhhh1368 i was already waiting in the exam room for a good 35 minutes when i came out and saw the building was empty and the doors were locked and the parkinglot was empty. I was able to make some calls and got the staff to come back and let me out lol
I got locked in Sam's Club. I was working the closing shift and I was the last to count my draw. Then when I was about to clock out, the manager asked me to go put some boxes in the bailer in the back room. While I was doing this, she forgot and left.
It took her 45 minutes to get back to the store. I was POed and quit... Well, that was final straw, there was a list of reasons, mostly to do with her.
Sometimes after closing, some employees have to stay and clean up. The rest of employees leave and it's hard to hear in certain parts of the store and then the other employees who didn't hear the announcement get locked out.
That first guy was so excited about the situation!!! Lol
I just got locked in with my manager last night. The security system wasn't working so we were stuck waiting on the company to unlock the doors from the inside lol. It's happened more than once too
I would be sobbing if I was stuck in a big store all by myself.
@Sheldon
Literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally a hemorrhoid troll.
@Sheldon So anxiety doesn't exist? If I was locked in a store, I would worry I did something wrong and panic, even if I was just locked in. What if the lights turned off? It would be five nights at freddies. A giant store and no lights is not somewhere you want to be by yourself.
@Sheldon “woah look at me! I invalidate other people! Im so cool!”
@Sheldon also cringe is dead.
@Sheldon Your comments = -999,999 social credits
my supervisor always tells us if we’re on closing to do walkthroughs but there’s always that one co worker who never does and leads to situations like this 😅
Dude, that's crazy.
3:25 Al most gave me a heart attack🤣🤣🤣
It can happen. Most department stores have motion detectors so they wouldn’t be locked in long.
i find the fedex one so pathetic. u had fun being locked in that boring ass place?
this happened to my friend when she worked at gap in the mall. all her coworkers walked out together and put the alarm on as she was gathering her things in the back room. she kept calling her managers over and over and they wouldn’t answer and she was stuck in the dark store for over an hour😭
customer: im still here!!
employee: and i done clocked out
This is a dream. Who hasn’t wanted to spend the night in a store? Walmart, bicycles and scooters, and then when you’re done playing grab a blanket and a pillow!
2:27 home depot. WHY did the motion detector Notify the Fire Dept. Instead of POLICE.
I mean, fire fighters have more muscle and equipment to free up the people stuck, if hostile they have a fire axe
@@_Circus_Clapped_ well I know that. but im saying the Motion Detector Notified the Fire Dept. I can understand if it was a SMOKE detector that went off. but a Motion Detector should like trip an alarm either audible or silent and then Notify the POLICE. Then onces Police got there and found out whats wrong and the place isnt being like robbed and instead a Trapped Person inside. Then Police can call Fire Dept. Also this People they HAVE PHONES. CALL the police instead of Recording it all. I think people gotten dumber now a days.
Oh im locked inside a building. Let me instagram it, Tik tok it instead of calling Police. Ill just spend even longer amount of time locked inside. jeeze.
The last dude didn’t deserve to be banned in all honesty
I've never been locked into any building or store. I work at a store and there is always people in after-closing hours that stock shelves, or fry donuts at the bakery. The store only closes on certain holidays, and not even nightstock shows up on that same night, so when I had to come in for a donut-frying shift on Christmas night...I was the only one there, and the music was still playing. It felt creepy, and as soon as I saw someone else after hours, I felt much better
The store I used to work for always did sweeps before closing and after.
Mad respect for your store. Doing intercom calls is a very lazy thing. I work a career in a corporate office, and we train all staff to do full walk-throughs of the building, including bathrooms to make sure no one if left before we set the alarms and lock the doors. Intercoms aren't fool proof, and definitely won't work if someone is intentionally trying to get locked in.
Imagine being homeless and hungry and being stuck in a grocery store.
That would be the best thing ever.
@@amygriffith8224 IKR. As a homeless person I would've taken advantage and eaten the food. I would have been arrested but at least I'll get free accommodation in prison.
Play the Kobe Steak song
@@nxbxdy3404 What's your point? If your goal is to steal food and get a free trip to prison, you don't need to be locked in a store for that to happen. Just walk in and start your stealing.
Time to pig out at the deli!
"I'm in so much trouble"
Why would YOU be in trouble when SOMEONE ELSE is the reason you're locked in?!?
I got locked in a best buy. When I left the bathroom all the lights were off and the gates closed. As I walked around I set off motion detectors and a alarm started blaring. I was freaked
If I was stuck I would eat everything
Then pay for it
You can be charged for that because u be technically stealing
When I was 15 in the 80s I got locked in a Sears store in Florida. I was looking at radios when I got there about an hour before they closed. The store was pretty much empty and I only saw like three workers when I went in. I didn't find what I was looking for so I went over to the TV display wall and sat down in a lazy boy-type chair. I was just going to hang out for a bit and cool off, it was super hot outside, and being summer just made it worse. I dozed off and woke up around midnight. The Sears wasn't in a Mall but a shopping plaza so there weren't any overnight guards. I couldn't make a phone call to call for help because I didn't know you had to press 9 or something to get an outside line. I sat near the main door for a few hours in the hope someone would drive by, But I didn't see anyone. I wrote two notes and stuck them on the two main doors going inside saying I was inside with how I ended up locked in and where I was sleeping at. The store manager woke up me laughing. He did call the police and when they showed up they told me my mom called them at 11pm saying I didn't come home. They were looking for me all night
Always make sure everyone is out before you close up. Always double check to be sure.
That's why I always play this song in my store when the times comes...
🎵Closing time, open all the doors
And let you out into the world
Closing time, turn all of the lights on
Over every boy and every girl 🎵
How is it that most of these geniuses didn't think to try the EMERGENCY EXIT?!
Emergency exits set off alarms, and then the police and fire department get involved. The fire department will then send a $5,000-$10,000 bill to the business.
@@TraceguyRune . Good. Then maybe the business will learn not to lock people in.
The guy at 0.10 looks like that's the most exciting thing that's ever happened to him 😂😂
the last one when he set off the fire alarm lol
That gym yo its their fault for not making sure every one was out. The real negative attention is from their banning him. Jerks!
La fitness guy should have sued, I would have if I got banned for life. How did the employees not fully check EVERYWHERE before closing?
I remember when a Macy's was closing at one of our local malls, my mother and I just happened to be there along with a few other people, the entrance closed and one of the staff had to open the backdoor for us lol
Large stores should require an announcement that the store is closing and the employees should be required to take a walk to make sure there's no customers remaining before they lock the stores. When I'm the closing manager I always have my associates take a walk and check for any remaining customers before locking the doors and shutting down the registers.
"Retrain the staff"
That's what they all say
Being locked in a gym would be amazing actually. All the equipment for yourself and no one hogging it up.
Hey mister! You're going to be paying for that overtime usage! Especially for the treadmills!
Lol.
@@Cacowninja Mister? That's Ms
i demand an apology !
I find it amazing that they start filming they self instead of calling the cops 💯
Don't y'all know that as a child, many of us have had dreams of being locked in a toy or candy store? 😉 😆
Seems like you could sue them for false imprisonment
I almost got locked in a library once when I was taking a dump. I was in the restroom for about 10 minutes and then the lights just shut off, so I sat in the restroom in the dark for about 5 more minutes to finish, and when I walked out the place was empty. I got lucky though, I went to the front doors and the person was just about to lock up so I made it out just in time.
The same thing that happened to that Amarah girl happened to me too 🤣 I had to wear different clothes while working and changed back before I normally left, and when I came outside the metal doors were closed and locked from the outside 😭💀
“And I don’t have to starve to death because there’s plenty of food” Best part bro ong🤣
We had a Similar situation. We cleaned a retail store and closed it up, and a woman was asleep under our luggage.. but it wasn't "oh no I need to call the cops and escape"..
The woman stole 5 duffle bags worth of stuff at about 3 am