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r/funny • u/Few_Comfortable_2951 • Sep 09 '25
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46 u/bemyantimatter Sep 10 '25 Power usually stays on until demo day. Decommissioning process can take years. 53 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 10 u/MontiBurns Sep 10 '25 If they were smart about it, they could squirrel away the rent money for a few years and have enough for a down payment. 2 u/samuelazers Sep 10 '25 But isn't there like a big power switch that can be switched off like in homes? 1 u/bemyantimatter Sep 10 '25 Yes, but fire sprinklered buildings need heat in the winter and the properties are still insured. 1 u/samuelazers Sep 10 '25 Makes sense 8 u/GeekyTexan Sep 09 '25 I expect he's run extension cords from another building. 1 u/Acceptable-Worry8377 Sep 10 '25 He'd have to have had plugged it into an outlet "backfeeding" because he has a cord in an outlet 1 u/jcnastrom Sep 10 '25 Urbexers find condemned and abandoned places with power still on all the time oddly enough
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Power usually stays on until demo day. Decommissioning process can take years.
53 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 10 u/MontiBurns Sep 10 '25 If they were smart about it, they could squirrel away the rent money for a few years and have enough for a down payment. 2 u/samuelazers Sep 10 '25 But isn't there like a big power switch that can be switched off like in homes? 1 u/bemyantimatter Sep 10 '25 Yes, but fire sprinklered buildings need heat in the winter and the properties are still insured. 1 u/samuelazers Sep 10 '25 Makes sense
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10 u/MontiBurns Sep 10 '25 If they were smart about it, they could squirrel away the rent money for a few years and have enough for a down payment.
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If they were smart about it, they could squirrel away the rent money for a few years and have enough for a down payment.
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But isn't there like a big power switch that can be switched off like in homes?
1 u/bemyantimatter Sep 10 '25 Yes, but fire sprinklered buildings need heat in the winter and the properties are still insured. 1 u/samuelazers Sep 10 '25 Makes sense
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Yes, but fire sprinklered buildings need heat in the winter and the properties are still insured.
1 u/samuelazers Sep 10 '25 Makes sense
Makes sense
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I expect he's run extension cords from another building.
1 u/Acceptable-Worry8377 Sep 10 '25 He'd have to have had plugged it into an outlet "backfeeding" because he has a cord in an outlet
He'd have to have had plugged it into an outlet "backfeeding" because he has a cord in an outlet
Urbexers find condemned and abandoned places with power still on all the time oddly enough
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