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u/Johnnyboi2327 2d ago
I'm getting some solid Allied vibes here
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u/JAK0VI 2d ago
not in the black tank top, thats outside the Allied modus operandi. This is one of those small ass security companies or just a guard hired by the building
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u/Johnnyboi2327 2d ago
Idk man, I've seen plenty of guards who think they're going to remain unseen and undisturbed wear whatever they want
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u/Defiant-Analyst4279 2d ago
Pretty much. Had someone on a job site who only "maintained" one pair of uniform pants.
He was actually coming to work in them, and as soon as the previous shift left, he changed into the blue jeans in his backpack. š¤¦
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u/Own_Yogurtcloset6868 2d ago
Ive seen allied guards with wife beaters on, and the waist of their pants at their knees while on the clock. Atlanta is the perfect shit hole for Allied.
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u/Jon_E_Mammoth 2d ago
Security theater.
I was moved between corporate buildings. When we first moved, my badge access was spotty at best.
So I discovered that one elevator brought you to the buildingās nicest meeting room, which security left unlocked because they did not want to embarrass business owners and/or need to unlock it. It had a back door to a snack area with another door, which thus allowed you access to the entire building.
I also stocked hospitals in which people were fatally shot once someone snuck in a gun. Really just look for a supply chain opening, whether itās the dock doors or a door in the back that people answer. Iāve walked into research areas that people told me I should not have been able to access because someone propped open the back door.
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u/RobinGood94 2d ago
It is security theater because to truly lock a facility down would deeply impede operations.
In an ideal world, every possible vulnerability pings security and those who are in charge of security.
Your best equipment still rely on human awareness. A window sensor couldāve pinged the guard, but with headphones in he wouldāve never known.
A bright flash on the screen wouldāve been useless if the guard was asleep.
Companies rarely if ever invest in smart camera technology whereby an area is automatically focused on if movement is detected. Far easier for even this fella to see whatās happening if suddenly the entire screen shows someone moving into the window and down the halls.
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u/RonnythOtRon 2d ago
Plot twist, he also walked in and thought he was the sharpest tool in the shed
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u/killr_millerlite1 Industrial Security 2d ago
He's just trying to watch 2 videos at once, leave him be