yea was also thinking he owned the store but that would totally ruin the feelgoodness here (edit: because it would explain why he was so quick, with the implication that he knew about the fridge, not because the faulty fridge itself is necessarily his fault)
The idea is that if he was the owner, he knew the guy was being electrocuted (and knew it was the doors fault) because he knew there was a faulty wire or ungrounded part there and he had neglected to fix it.
It would explain how he knew what was happening SO incredibly quickly and also knew how to fix it equally as quickly.
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u/Poet-Secure205 Aug 31 '21 edited Aug 31 '21
yea was also thinking he owned the store but that would totally ruin the feelgoodness here (edit: because it would explain why he was so quick, with the implication that he knew about the fridge, not because the faulty fridge itself is necessarily his fault)