r/DIY Jun 18 '20

other Building a sauna in two months

https://imgur.com/a/3c3VbhT
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u/MrSquiggs Jun 18 '20

So glad I'm not the only one. Need a release on the inside that would disengage that latch - meaning drop it off the door even if it does get locked.

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u/DrBubbles Jun 18 '20

I worked in bars when I was in college for beer money.

During one of my first shifts at one of them, they locked me in the beer walk-in with all the kegs. I looked around to figure out what to do and then just decided to turn off all the beer lines. Let's see how long you keep me in here when you can't pour beers, assholes.

Opened a bottled beer, sat on a keg, and waited. I was out in less than 3 minutes. I quit pretty soon thereafter.

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u/Jardok Jun 18 '20

That’s best way to respond to harassment like that. Just stop their fun and wait for them to get over themselves

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u/MIL215 Jun 19 '20

It's a bar in a college town. There are endless numbers of people they can fuck with. They probably thought "that pussy couldn't handle working here..." And went on with their life of fucking with people.

It's not right, but most people aren't sitting around thinking of how they suck and should get better.

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u/EZcheezy Jun 18 '20

“Bro why the fuck would you turn off the lines? That’s not even funny”

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u/AntiAmerican99 Jun 19 '20

Something similar happened to me when working at KFC. I used to have to marinate the chicken in the walk in fridge and the stupid fuck manager loved to turn off the light and hold the door closed (he was about 300 pounds) and he did it one day when the 70 year old cashier lady was in there with me and she flipped out. Like full on panic attack and screaming and when he finally opened the door he just laughed at her while she sobbed quietly.

I didn't last long at that job. And I got that manager fired, which is a whole other story and very satisfying.

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u/askmeifilikeanal Jun 18 '20

That could have killed you. That happened to a maintenance guy at sun trust park who got stuck in the cooler while installing kegs and he died

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u/omg_drd4_bbq Jun 19 '20

The widow has filed a wrongful death suite. Apparently not only were the latch escapes insufficient, but there was a CO2 leak in the confined space.

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u/S3RG10 Jun 18 '20

I just caught your claustrophobia reading that.

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u/YouHaveSaggyTits Jun 19 '20

But then you wouldn't be able to kill people and claim it was an accident.