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- These people in Toronto Canada got stuck in the ICE Condominiums elevators, and the staff would not let them out! Original video here: • Stuck In Elevator with...
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#canada #reaction #elevator - Zábava
Calling the fire department would’ve been a lot cheaper than the lawsuits that’s coming to them
Doubt it, fire department does not have magic super speed powers. Also fire department would wait for the techs.
@@dollarcostbackpacker1226Not for the fire department.
For the hotel.
I came here to say this lol
@@dollarcostbackpacker1226 no, they wouldn't wait for the techs when they've been told there's a literal emergency happening. I.E. someone passed out.
Fr
If a person died in that time, someone would be looking at charges from negligent homicide to manslaughter.
Not in Canada, the law doesn't require us to call 911 if we have taken reasonable steps to rectify the situation. The FD doesn't have elevator keys, so other than forcing the doors, they have no access. And just because the indicator says 4th floor doesn't mean it's there. Yes calling 911 is a reasonable callout, but it's not something you can be held liable for if you don't.
Even if any charges were laid, here in canada, they would just get a slap on the wrist. Our justice system is a joke.
@@MrBigjimbrown, the building's engineers, AND Security, have keys to the elevators.
Period.
They give them to the Fire Department when they get on scene, so as to NOT have them damage the elevator, elevator doors, etc.
Well, while saving $10,000....they incurred several multi-million daollar lawsuits.
Charges...in canada? They would have died from negligence. You only get charged in canada for racism/misgendering.
Unlawful imprisonment / detainment. It's gonna cost them a lot more than calling someone to fix that elevator.
I hope everyone in there sued them.
i didnt know you could sue people in canada
Thats what I was thinking.
@@kushdog8???
It's arguably not imprisonment.
A company is allowed to have a SOP in place for this.
They were stuck, not in danger (here comes the comments telling me in wrong).
Yes, the fire department could get them out faster, but again, not in danger.
The lights and fan are running. It just comes down to the claustrophobic feeling, and lack of control in this situation.
Not being said personally, I would have called the fire department and still would have bitched at them to call the fire department. That's just because I'm impatient.
There's no real danger at all being stuck in an elevator from someone that's been stuck in an elevator for 6 hours plus
What a shame. I worked as a security guard while I attended university. We always called the fire department for elevator entrapments and the fire department never charged us in United States
The cost isn't very high in Canada unless they've had to make repeated trips for the exact same thing. Then they charge $2000 or more to teach you a lesson for not fixing the problem.
I gather from this they only charge them if it’s repeated call outs over a period of time, it’s to try and force them to fix it and maintain it properly
Looks like a major lawsuit.
Nope
I hope so
My boss tells me to not call 9-1-1, I'm not listening to him. I'll lose my job before having to listen to people suffer like that.
Same here a job is replacable.
Good job, calling 9-1-1 is WAYYYY better than getting sued for a lot of money
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I'm glad this video is going viral. ❤ This is completely uncalled for
Sounds to me to be a good example of how to handle things. The guy talking should have said a medical issue is NOW occurring and then she would have been obligated to call 911. But saying please and I want out is not an emergency. It sucks, life has challenges I get it.
Have you ever had a flat tire while traveling? Canceled flight? No cell or internet service? Doctor changed your appointment? All could be a life altering or cause emotional trauma. And . . . Did you sue?
11 thousand views is hardly viral
Corpo greed
@@MarkBarrackyes great advice!!! They’d have to call in that case. I mean she passed out I’d call that a medical emergency however they should still sue lol
@@MarkBarrack I thought he told them she passed out?
The company and the employee need to be held accountable
Not the employee. They sounded afraid to lose their job. The company is at fault.
@@indygirlfriendof course the employee should be held accountable. You simply ignore your boss and do the right thing. If someone died there she'd be charged with it.
@@indygirlfriendyou can't break the law because the company orders you to. You can also be personally charged
@@indygirlfriendI literally don't care. She had the power to call 911 and she chose not to help. It IS her fault as well as the company's
@@rileysmall4317its not that simple. you've never had to worry about becoming homeless if you lose a job. you're ignorant and privileged. its more nuanced than "she listened to her boss shes a evil person she deserves punishment!" use your critical thinking and empathy.
A good majority of our lives are impacted by the actions of others. How could that woman NOT call 911?!? She just earned herself a load of bad karma.
Shame Karma isn't real
why wouldn’t the building just help them? we don’t what the service is like
@@christianw6819it is real
@@christianw6819I belive in karma
That guy should have started smashing the buttons and causing damage to the elevator
I hope the lawsuits cost them more money than they allegedly saved.
Yeah hopefully that nice lawsuit costs them their whole business and they never open doors again.
I hope that whole company gets shut down
@@jasonmendoza7690bruh what💀😐
I hope they all sued the company responsible. I’m not litigious at all but they failed in there Duty of Care so grossly it can’t be ignored. If that lady had gone into cardiac arrest? Anything could have happened. Unacceptable.
The young woman on the phone, I hope she didn’t get any discipline or negative feedback. She was in an impossible situation.
Even training needs to be addressed by the company for ‘worse case scenarios’
Sue the pants of them!
You used the word "litigious" then wrote "there" instead of "their". What world am I living in?
@@christopherwellman2364 not sure what’s wrong with litigious but I’ll give you the grammar typo ✔️
@@Rigbycat123 Use of the word "litigious" is a sign of genius, but then you turn around and misuse "their/there". That is all.
@@christopherwellman2364 well I do beg forgiveness for my crappy typing lol
I’m old, my adult son said I shouldn’t be allowed to own a phone! So there’s that haha
@@Rigbycat123 I am at fault for being pedantic, which is worse
Please tell me there were charges laid in this incident. We have laws in Canada that require people to render aid. And I hope the company responsible for this debacle get their pants sued off. 😡
Dont you have cell phones?
@@solomongrundy6584prob no cell service
@@solomongrundy6584they are recording on their phone, it said they have no service in the elevator
And you spend your day being a victim? Grow up. The girl and the company appears to have behaved correctly. Had the man said she HAS passed out and there IS a medical emergency then yes. I did not hear him say that.
@@solomongrundy6584cell phones don't always (actually rarely) work in elevators
1:45 just so y’all know, the fire department absolutely would NOT wait for the technicians, because there are people trapped in an elevator and need to be let out
That's why they are called emergency services!! They don't wait for nobody😂
Yeah there willing to kick doors to splinters to save someone
I'm a Maintenance Engineer, and the sites I maintain, I also do lift rescue, so if someone is stuck in a lift, the intercom goes direct to security and then security call me, and I go directly to the lift and let them out. If a trained person is not available they call our lift company, if anyone inside the lift is in any danger security will call 999 without hesitation. The UK is of course different, but this is crazy that they refused to call 911
What's the difference in The UK?
@@RoseQuartz692 The differences are that in this video it took ages to be released and they had to call 911. In the UK this is far less likley to happen from my experience, it is very rare for the emergency services tobe needed for a lift rescue, there are several other avenues prior to calling the emergency services and if they are needed they are called immediately because the caller doesn't have to foot the bill unlike other countries where they have to pay for emergency services to attend (after the fact)
@@JustARandomSomething okay, Yea that is better
Wow..that is really messed up. I hope they all sue the pants off of everyone responsible for this.
Everyone on duty that day at the hotel that was involved in this should be fired and charged with as many crimes as a prosecutor can charge them with, from the receptionist to the General Manager.
Can they sue for false imprisonment ?
@@guest6600 - Possibly
Those people should Sue. The owner of that builder. A life is worth more than $2000.
ImAjimcornetteguy - some people really need their job I'm not excusing it, but I believe the higher-ups such as management should be fired and charged if they are giving direct orders to the staff to not call 911 and it's up to the lady on the phone to also make that call whether she has to disobey a direct command from her management and risk being fired or to call 911 Canada has similar work laws like the us so I would assume that if she was fired she could sue the company for wrongful termination
Unfortunately, in most cases, an employee is not allowed to override direct orders of upper management without potential termination repercussions.
The upper management & owners responsible for making these rules are the ones that need to be held liable & sued!!
The employees are only doing what they are told. We all know that if an employee goes against these orders what will happen to them. This poor girl wanted to help these people, but probably needed the job as well.
1. Everyone should be FIRED, no questions asked.
2. GET A LAWYER NOW!🤬
It took FOUR HOURS for my work to get people out once... absolute nightmare.
This scares the hell out of me! I have PTSD and after 5 mins my anxiety would be crazy! I would be screaming at the voice to get me out and then I’d probably freak out before passing out! This is totally unacceptable! Canada has laws to render aid to people! I hope they all sue the company!
she did not actually pass out because she would have had bad brain trauma if she was passed out from heat exhaustion for more then 15 seconds. she is just resting.
@@rovercat1067 I would’ve passed out for sure! In a confined space is 1 of my triggers
The Canadian law actually states "...if you so choose..." to get involved, then these are your obligations. Supreme Court in a constitutional challenge ruled that no one is obligated to get involved in an emergency situation. Thus the reason that The Good Samaritan Act came into Canadian Law in 2017.
@@MrBigjimbrown thanks for being so detailed, that’s what I meant but after rereading my post I see my error
@@MrBigjimbrown it is considered kidnaping for not getting them out of THEIR building
That's disappointing, they don't even care and they barely took the situation seriously.
Absolutely ridiculous! I've got stuck in a elevator once. It seems like a lifetime with no cell service and no one too get ahold of. Not only that the emergency phone didn't work.
Do cell phones not work in elevators? I'm not understanding this...
@@groowanderer I was in a small building doing a food delivery. I guess it depends on the location. I couldn't get in contact with anyone.
@@brian320100 I'm wondering if it's a safety feature? I know I've seen people on phones on elevators, so these people must have experienced the same fluke you did, I suppose. What a time to not have service!
It was in the afternoon.
I’ve heard that 911 works even if you have no phone service.
"There's been a murder, call the police."
"No, it's too expensive. You need to wait until the building certified security guard gets off lunch break."
Thats just sad considering the fact that its there job to also help people even if that includes getting 911 invloved, seriously why get the job if you cant even help somebody in need
My biggest fear is being stuck in an elevator with Gary Busey
My God! (New fear unlocked)
😂😅😂😅
🤣🤣
I just thought about this, when you press the button in the elevator it doesnt call the front desk, it calls the security/elevator/or emergency services. For this company to have changed what line to call could be some serious charges.
Yeah I thought that was odd. Does it have to call security? Is there any laws In canda for this?
@LightStorm. security as in an outside company one not connected to the property other than for security management purposes.
Thank you for being a decent human being and linking the full story.
“Im illegal!” GOT ME LAUGHING FOR DAYS
Coward make the best torturers. Coward understand fear and they can use it. 🌻😔
Those buildings are notorious for being slums! The landlord rents out almost all the units as Airbnb and the residents that are left are pissed! There's a major housing crisis in Canada especially Toronto where people are paying over $1000 to rent a mattress in someone's living room or dining rooms! The landlord is a true slumlord doing no repairs on it either!
This should be considered kidnapping and everyone involved should be arrested! These people were treated horribly! SUE, SUE, SUE
They could be charged w the canadian version of false imprisonment or kidnapping
From what I’ve learned (and after looking more into it too), even if you have zero service, 911, (or whatever it is for you depending on your country/location) should still work. Even says that phones w/o a plan or even SIM card for that matter are REQUIRED to be able to dial 911. A lot of people don’t realize that safety feature is there and it could’ve most definitely been helpful in this situation.
Glad to hear everyone was ok afterwards.
Nah you worng the zero service 911 only work if you has a phone that is not in a service perverter and in a area that has service, but if you has no service like in to middle of wild/ocean the 911 well not work or a area that has all service blocking then 911 well not work.
I was wondering about exactly that
You can't reach 911 if you are not connected to a network.
if not any network can reach you in the elevator then you cannot call 911
They probably did try to dial 911, I doubt they all just sat there.
You need an elevator mechanic out there to get then out really. It's not so simple. Still the handling of that was horrible but i don't know how much help the fire department would be in this situation.
Edit to be clear: i work in dairy and our response times are generally quite a bit faster than this but to be the elevator service company should have emergency technicians available on call 24/7 and a very fast response time for cases like this
The technicians are on call 24-7, but they don't drive emergency vehicles so a 45 minute ETA is reasonable. They could be on another call or the ETA in distance. I know several techs from several companies and they all will make it an emergency for an entrapment.
“Unless there’s an emergency keep the line clear”
They’re stuck. Technicians aren’t available and there’s a woman about to pass out. WTF? Not an emergency? I hope whoever was on the phone with them gets fired and charged HEAVILY. She risked multiple lives and should be criminally charged. Even though it was her “job”, she should’ve done something regardless.
Finally I see your video in my feed.
I wouldn’t be able to hold my farts for 90 minutes and sometimes they are deadly
Canadian here who managed a high rise. Understand the frustration of the people stuck in the elevator. When an elevator got stuck I called the technician to fix it. The police AND fire department would tell the person calling to call a TECHNICIAN! The elevator on occasion would get stuck with people in it for as long as an hour to an hour and a half. I felt bad but only can wait until the technician arrived.
Don’t the FDs have their own guys and their own access?
Must be a Canadian thing
Thanks for clarifying. This must be a Canadian thing. In the states there is a fire department button on the elevator that calls them directly to show up. And sometimes an additional call button for the building attendant.
@@FullOfMalarky nope the only access to many elevators now a days only have the one door. FD does have a key to open the outer door but that only helps if you are stuck on a floor. 99 percent of the time the elevators are stuck between floors, at which point only a technician can get them out.
Unless there’s an emergency in the elevator we need to keep the line clear. Uhm!? Hello? They’re trapped in an elevator. Sounds like an emergency
I love how fast he sat up...lol
I like the part while they play hold music like they're a doctors appointment
I would be the total embodiment of rage and retribution. There should definitely be a suit filed, at the very least.
Id be tempted to say "if you don't call someone to help right now, then someone else will be getting a very well earned ambulance call once we get out. Hint hint"
“I don’t believe any word that came out ur mouth”
Please lord help me!
Company policies aren't 100% right. Rules have to be broken for extenuating circumstances... LIKE PEOPLE TRAPPED IN AN ELEVATOR!
I worked for a place like that. I told all my co-workers call for me because my husband is military and they will pay. Plus the fact I had serious health issues. Someday somebody is going to die due to this nonsense.
I would definitely be looking to file charges when they refused to call the police and the fire dept that's kidnapping they are being held against there will and staff refused to call medical or the fire dept
How is it kidnapping? Their stuck in an elevator, the technicians have been called, all the FD is going to do as stand in the lobby waiting for the technicians anyways. As a building engineer I witnessed this many times.
@@MrBigjimbrown refusing to call medical or the fire dept and when they refused to do just that now they are being held against their will
@@jhbjmay22 not in Canada it is not, there is a law to protect those that don't want to call emergency services and a frozen elevator is a big stretch on kidnapping. I agree calling 911 is the descent thing to do, but refusing or just not doing so is protected by the constitution. Thus there was no crime, just an equipment failure. Yah, it's a crappy law, common Sense says you should call 911, but who knows why some dumb politicians created this law. Probably to keep us protected from people who want to charge you with everything because they think their rights were violated.
@@jhbjmay22not kidnapping there is a different word for it but it’s not kidnapping
What up my dog. Got me dying
Fire department cannot get a elevator working. They will not do anything, you need a elevator ticket.
That girl (the worker) was in on it and loved every fucking minute of it.
It's been said before and it's still quote of this universe "If you take an action you must be ready to take the responsibilities of it, If you refuse to do so you're not a human being at all!"
The worker needs to be fired and deported
Thank goodness they recorded the whole thing 🧐 that company is going to regret not calling 911
CAN I GET THAT FUCKING CHICKEN NUGGETS BUDDY got me dying on the floor💀💀💀😂😂💀
As someone from Toronto, i bursted laughing when i heard it was in the ICE condos... Why does it not surprise me
So in the United States, or at least in most states, there are elevator laws the companies have to follow.
The on site security and the elevator company dispatchers need to be asking 3 questions to the victims of an elevator entrapment before acting on anything. To avoid any kind of lawsuits or medical emergencies.
1. Is everyone okay?
2. Are you fine with the elevator company coming on site to get the door open, or is there a medical emergency that requires the fire department to come out now to get the door open?
3. Is everyone okay?
Context on each question.
1. If someone says that they are not okay, even if it seems like they are okay from your end, call 911. Liability and safety of the victims should always be your priority in situations like this. Don't force your way into the elevator unless you're a elevator technician or a fire fighter.
2. If the victim(s) is fine with waiting for the elevator company to arrive to open the doors, then you don't have to 911. The very moment they say get to the fire department there, you call 911, even if they are fine. Again, the liability and safety of the victims is the only thing that should matter.
3. Is everyone okay?...yes it's on there twice. It's important to ask the victims occasionally. Not every 5-10 minutes but about every 20-30 minutes. They stop answering, you call 911 immediately.
In Security it's never a "If it will happen", but a "When it does happen"
I can't believe that the woman passing out wasn't enough for the woman on the phone (management) to call 911‼️
In that situation you shouldn't have to resort to begging for the staff from the building to call 911!!
I hope those people sue the management of that building and I'm glad that the video is going viral‼️
She should’ve called 911 anyway & raise hell when they fire her! Screw these humans I need my job?!?😡
I was in firefighting for over 30 years. Never once was anyone charged for our service. But you did say this was Canada, right? I guess that explains it.
It's not getting charged for your service. They get charged fines for poor maintenance since this isn't the first time they had this happen.
I'm in the US, I get a ticket from the police every time my burglar alarm goes off and the police show up.
Actually, an hour and a 1/2 isn't that bad! I highly doubt the fire department or anybody would get them out in less time! I have heard of people being trapped for hours and hours, so 1.5 hours isn't that big a deal.
That's what I was thinking... You're stuck in an elevator, not a submarine. Someone's literally coming to open the door to let you out. Just chill out and talk to each other.
I was stuck in one for 12 hrs once, it was between floors. They had to send a technician to the bottom of the state for a repair part.
They should sue whoever was in charge.
Mufugerr and I’m illegal are making me die from laughing 😂😂😂😂😂
I would've sue just to be pity and show them It's cheaper to call someone then get a call from my lawyer
The music goes so well with the video
I love how most stop motion creators don’t give up half way through
Last time I looked here in the UK we can call the fire department without phone signal 😂
That song is our call out waiting line😭😭😭
Bro really became a seal at the end😂😂😂
“Making mofongo” got me dyin’
he approved, you could hear the dad-slap-the-counter/knee off camera XD
I hope they get every penny that that place has. That is inhumane
"making mofongo" did it for me ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
THIS IS WHY IM SCARED OF ELEVATORS
the hold music is called opus number 1 and is the default hold music for some systems
To call 911 you don’t need a SIM card or any service
The u want him back lol😂
I'm not laughing I'm laughing at the character laughing
She dosent need an oscar, the oscar need her😂😂😂
An hour and half, is not that long... if you call the fire department, not going to be done faster.
Tbh 1.5 hours is not long compared to the average time stuck in a broken elevator. I thought he was going to say 8 hours or something
Ain’t no ways of the black ops two zombies song in the back
I’m not even from the 90s and I can relate to all of them
Im surprised she started panicking after less than 90 minutes. She looks like she sets on her ass 8 hours of the day not counting sleep
Oh wow look a lawsuit
I did the straight face without even laughing, I am almost cried, why did you laugh?
I’m pretty sure I’ve had cellular service in an elevator and Wi-Fi with no windows on the elevator
If I hear someone is going to pass out if I was manning the front desk I would be calling 911 regardless if it would lead me to being fired or not cause I would want the person who passed out be checked on right away vs the 90 mins it took for the tech to arrive. By that time the tech arrive the lady could of easily died. luckily everyone made it out alive. I would love to see the future update the people do take them to court or not.
Fun fact it's actually called "muzak", it's when music is played in a public place, ie : elevator, that is basically like light music such as "hold" music
That music is the same music I’m forced to listen to when on hold forever for the pharmacy
That music is what they play when I call the bank wtf lmao
His face 💀💀💀
Just for saving $10,000, they are now getting several MILLION DOLLAR lawsuits.
Not a smart thing on the Property Management and Security Staffs.
Heads should roll.
I used to work building maintenance in Dallas. We had elevator keys to most every elevator on campus. The ones we didn't have a key to, we called fire rescue
I have PTSD from that hold music
Omg that music! That’s hell’s theme song!
Sue them. For 1 million
Why didn't the people in the elevator call the fire department themselves. I don't understand.
This is why you don't hire idiots. They cause lawsuits.
Lets hope those lawsuits make them go bankrupt or worse.
In our hotel if an elevator gets stuck we have to call the fire department maintenance and security are not allowed to mess with the elevator if it gets stuck with people in it doing so is a federal crime but that's here in the US in our state
Lol everyone really replied
"Say hi jack!
"Augh auhghg ba be"
Jesus Christ, I can’t stop laugh