The power went out at the library for about an hour. I couldn’t stop laughing when people would walk up to the automatic doors, almost hitting themselves because the doors did not open for them. IMMD
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When automatic doors don’t open for me I just jump up and down in front of them until they finally do. Sometimes it works. Sometimes I just end up looking like an idiot.
In this case you’d just look like an idiot.
Yep, you betcha.
lmao! Such a shame this person would be allowed to reproduce too…
All i think of is the windex commercials. Whole new definition to walking into a building.
The 82 current dislikes must have a red mark on their forehead. . .
HAH!
You know…. If you’re approaching a library and the lights are out, and you smack into the automatic doors? You totally deserved it.
You would think that visits to the library would make you smarter… but I guess that is only after you figure out how to get to the books inside :p
Ah, libraries. All the information you need to pass a class, not survive the real world.
Panic ensued as some people found themselves stuck on the escalator..
I’ve had this happen in our library…nothing beats the Ph. D. who doesn’t realize electricity is what opens an automatic door.
I hope you don’t work there! Did no-one think to post a sign on either side to alert people that the door wouldn’t open?
Although, TBH, if I had been there I would have pretended not to have thought of it until I saw one GOOD walk into a glass door. That is the funniest thing ever discovered. Second is walking into anything else, and third is someone trying to do extra imaginary steps at the top or bottom of stairs.