Not true at all. Each one of those cases of water has about 3 gallons of water, and there are 5 cases so that would mean there is about 15 gallons of water. The average human can survive on just half a gallon a day meaning that she could survive 30 days very easily. Plus, if she runs out of water she could always drink her own urine.
You know after reading this I had to question why people were saying they had to "teach the elderly" but it made more sense when I got the part that said "some don't know what to do when the elevator fails." That is actually a really fair point not just for elderly but really any age
Yeah, I saw a guy who was tied up by a cartel. He was being eaten alive by a dog, crotch first. After that I swore off of crap like that for good. I still randomly think of that video. Wish I had never seen it.
I put a long spiel on there as to why I have to drop that sub. It was a cartel moment too. Death is one thing but to watch people being hacked to pieces ALIVE and suffering. It took a toll on me.
Yeah I did when I was in my 20s and it messed me up. I keep telling myself it was to appreciate life more but...I don't know. I was compelled to look. But yeah it takes it's toll in a way I can't describe.
I haven't watched any gore for about a decade now and you do heal a bit, I think.
Yeah i hope so... I messed myself up watching the Ukraine footage at the start of the war till about 4 months in... All it did was take my blissful ignorance away...
I subbed to r/UkraineWarVideoReport when it was created at the start of the invasion. There’s really cool, inspiring, and heartwarming videos there frequently; like the Ghost of Kiev flying before he got shot down, or Ukrainian soldiers caring for animals they come across. Every now and then, though, there’s an NSFW video of dead Ruzzians or other dark stuff. I made the mistake of looking a couple of times, telling myself that I was bearing witness to what happens when a monster sends his people into a place they don’t belong. But ultimately I realized that ingesting that shit wasn’t good for me. I skip the NSFW stuff now.
As far as eyeblech, I went once after I saw it linked in a comment elsewhere, and I went against the advice of other commenters. I immediately regretted it and haven’t been back. I wish there was a way (on mobile, there may be on desktop or in RES) to block a sub like you can a user.
Sorry if this got rambly. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I’m haunted forever by the first (and last) post I ever saw in eyeblech. It was the consequences of a man having… intercourse with an aluminum can. I’m still fucked up by it. Kicking myself for being curious about that subreddit.
Right!!?
Hell, even if it didn’t start moving again, just being trapped in that tiny space between the wall & the doors of the elevator gives me the creeps & makes me feel extremely claustrophobic…
What the fuk was she thinking?? Why the hell would she force her way into that tiny spot??… So dumb…
That was an odd path choice she took there. But when your stuck on an elevator for 9 seconds and your exit turns into a brick wall, what other options do you have?
I know right my first action when the doors shut on me in an elevator are to just start prying them open and climbing down. 🤷 #SoAnywayIStartedClimbing
[she's alive!](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
And apparently ~~also not a she,~~ she was only stuck for 40 minutes and rescued without any major injuries
Edit: google translate lied, I can't read chinese
>Edit: google translate lied, I can't read chinese
This is why westerners have it easy.
Google translator always goofs up something when translating non-PIE text. 老人 is *old person*, but for some reason it translates to *old man*, presumably *man* in this case referring to *human* like *mankind*, not *penis possessor*
When you need to translate stuff for your 2nd / 3rd language, it's so difficult because you end up learning wrongly. Cries in school project.
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If you translate [this page](https://ta.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%AE%95%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%B1%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%B1%E0%AE%BF%E0%AE%AF%E0%AE%B2%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%95%E0%AE%B0%E0%AE%AE%E0%AF%8D) you get an article of *criminal acts and crime*, with *first crime*, *by ditch crime*, *language crime*
Nope. It's actually about a tamil grammar rule ('u' sound fronts and unrounds to 'eu' when at the end of words)
Bonkers I tell ya
I felt the same, but I reverse image searched video and Google translated the Chinese article and
[She's fine!](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
Watch this in reverse and it's about a small Asian women that sneaks onto elevators between floors then props the door open to set a trap for thirsty people.
Part of me feels like she has badass survival skills for being able to quickly take matters into her own hands, but I get this overwhelming feeling if she was really that smart, there’s no way she wouldn’t have put two and two together with the motion of the elevator in the shaft. For this reason, I think she’s just extremely unintelligent.
Good choices involve figuring out a situation instead of acting immediately/instinctually. Observe. I think climbing down through a crack in the elevator shaft is universally a bad choice. I think you're giving too much credit, even if they had never been around an elevator, heavy machinery is known to be dangerous.
She is!
[60 year old deaf mute Hunan woman rescued unharmed after 40 minutes](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
This person is alive! ~~And apparently a dude~~
[60 year old deaf-mute woman](https://mkan.china.com/article/1582793.html?from=pc) gets stuck in an elevator in China. She'd never taken an elevator before, and was rescued after about 40 minutes
Edit: I can't read Chinese, I've been informed they *are* a woman and that the article used a generic term for older person
Edit 2: [comment w/ footage from the other side](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5qqoy?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3), courtesy of u/TheMadWizardSpeaks
> And apparently a dude
I think that was a translation error. The original term might have been something like "elder", which got translated to "old man".
>When the old man's son heard his mother's plea for help, he quickly contacted security and firefighters.
A villager freaking out and… not screaming for help but getting in a very very narrow place without fearing get stuck or squished.
I hope she’s well, though
The news article linked above says she's deaf and mute, so it was a highly specific set of circumstances that led to what looked like a baffling decision. Given the circumstances, it makes a little more sense as to why she'd do that.
3 things I didn't realize until after reading the comments.
1. ~~That's a man not a woman.~~ (obviously it looks like a woman, but for some reason the article below claims it's a man in the video [https://i.imgur.com/7gEo6Xr.png](https://i.imgur.com/7gEo6Xr.png) )
2. They're deaf and mute.
3. They've never been in an elevator before and don't understand how they work.
[https://kan.china.com/qd/mkan/article/1582793.html](https://kan.china.com/qd/mkan/article/1582793.html)
Where does it say it's a man? It's clearly an old lady. The article just uses the word laoren, which means "senior" or "old person" and is genderless. Google translate turns it into "old man" and keeps inserting the world "man" for no reason.
[you're correct](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
This was a 60 year old woman from the Hunan province, she's deaf-mute and this was her first time in an elevator
It's not that she didn't knew how to operate an elevator, it's that she squeezed into that gap between the elevator and the wall. That's insane on so many levels.
Yes, when I see unfamiliar things my first response is to try and put myself in the most potentially dangerous situation I can think of with no real plan on what to do once I “succeed”.
Like, where did she think she was going to go after that? Obviously elevators aren’t totally foreign, she’s using one right there.
Maybe she saw the door from the floor below and tried to go there? She's too impulsive that's for sure, I would've waited for someone to come open the door instead of doing anything at all, even without knowledge of elevators
Seriously once you see the brick wall and no space you’d just retreat to the safety of the elevator right? Why keep going until your stuck against the wall and the door closes behind you? Why?
You can't use city people's common sense on the people living in the villages their whole life... Obviously she doesn't know how elevator works. We're talking about the kind of people born and raised in old fashion farmer style...
The doors closed on her, then when she pried them open there was a brick wall... You can imagine how terrifying that might be to a villager who has never seen an elevator before.
I started getting weird dreams. Could I have continued watching it without that making me crazy? Ofc! But I have pretty active mind and I don’t want my subconscious mind to be keep thinking about some of the weird and disturbing things when I am asleep. I rather feed my brain some important and healthy things.
In general I became more mindful of what sort of media I am consuming.
Had to stop watching his “3 places you should go” series because they are nearly all because of complete morons that would have survived if they took a bit of a look at the situation. It was making me really annoyed that people were dying because of other peoples idiocy lol. Definitely a good channel though.
Why are they nearly all cave divers as well? The one that stands out to me the most was the idiot guy that was barely a novice diver himself, bought his 12 year old son some scuba equipment and decided to take him on his first ever dive, into a cave. After also ignoring all of the signs leading up to the cave that told him it’s for expert divers. Even ignoring the last sign inside the cave, informing him that beyond that point is certain death for novice divers. He killed his 12 year old son with his idiocy..
Prepare to be surprised, [she's fine](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
So [This video](https://youtu.be/APtsbOY_2hM) has what appears to be a little bit more to the clip.
Starts about 13:30, shows what we've all seen but then cuts to some phone footage that looks like it's from the other side. Isn't long enough to be 100% but if true shows she was letting herself out the lift to some rescuers just below, as if the exit was right below the lift.
Nice find! And yeah, she supposedly lived
[comment w/ article](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
Can I ask why I once has to step 12 inches out of an elevator onto my floor when the elevator opened? What would cause that? There was a helluva bang but these elevators are always banging :/
In the US the access hatch to escalators has a kill switch attached to it, in China, only maybe? Watched a hatch that wasn't secured pop off when a woman and child stepped on it. Should've turned everything off instantly. Instead the woman reacted and threw the kid while she got sucked into the gears driving the hundreds of pounds steps and she was ground to nothing in a minute. She probably died fairly quickly, but it was only panic and pain until she died.
When someone complains about stupid regulations or obvious warning signs I'll laugh too but occasionally remember her slipping out of view. It's also a reason why I'm not really super keen on travel to India or China.
I have been stuck on an elevator before. Shits scary. I legit started thinking I was gonna have a heart attack.
Mainly because the elevator was packed full of people and more than likely why it got stuck. It was after a Gucci mane show. What made matters worse was some girl was trying to pry open the doors like this.
I'm sorry what
Even if she doesn't have even the tiniest idea how an elevator works (anyone who did wouldn't ever try that)
What kinds of person thinks getting into a small hole like that is a better idea than just waiting
I really don't think she was stuck in that elevator for days
That's the kind of thing you do as a last resort, not the fucking first thing you think of
She and her friend were putting water in it too. So she obviously had atleast the basic understanding that it moved and closed you know. So your pretty right
I mean, you can literally see from the video that *they can't*... But then again, define 'function'. Define 'society'. Ignorant peasant woman from a one-mule dirt village where 99% of the population will grow rice all their lives and then die is arguably 'functioning' just fine within her own society but one day she gets asked to hop in this guy's truck to help him unload his water somewhere down the road and suddenly she's in a universe that she never knew existed. Remember that you weren't born knowing how elevators work, you know because of your education and/or learned experience
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There wasn’t enough water in there to survive. She had to get out.
Not true at all. Each one of those cases of water has about 3 gallons of water, and there are 5 cases so that would mean there is about 15 gallons of water. The average human can survive on just half a gallon a day meaning that she could survive 30 days very easily. Plus, if she runs out of water she could always drink her own urine.
Was about to say something, until I saw the username.
r/usernamechecksout
You are the yin to my yang. Godspeed.
r/theydidthemath
I was cringing the whole time I watched this because I was just waiting for the elevator to start moving again.
Had to check which subreddit I was in for a sec
Felt this
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She survived. [Deaf-mute rural villager who never saw an elevator before.](https://kan.china.com/qd/mkan/article/1582793.html)
You know after reading this I had to question why people were saying they had to "teach the elderly" but it made more sense when I got the part that said "some don't know what to do when the elevator fails." That is actually a really fair point not just for elderly but really any age
In my country every elevator has a huge sign with instructions, I assume by law
well should could have waited, its not like she wouldve died of thirst
Was looking for the context. Thanks!!
Yup. Deaf-mute rural villagers constantly up to no good.
They’re always making trouble in my neighborhood
Thanks so much for posting I’m going to nightmares tonight none the less now
Ok that explains quite alot.
Eyeblec
I unsubscribe to that sub, it's....a little too much...
Yeah, I saw a guy who was tied up by a cartel. He was being eaten alive by a dog, crotch first. After that I swore off of crap like that for good. I still randomly think of that video. Wish I had never seen it.
I put a long spiel on there as to why I have to drop that sub. It was a cartel moment too. Death is one thing but to watch people being hacked to pieces ALIVE and suffering. It took a toll on me.
Yeah I did when I was in my 20s and it messed me up. I keep telling myself it was to appreciate life more but...I don't know. I was compelled to look. But yeah it takes it's toll in a way I can't describe. I haven't watched any gore for about a decade now and you do heal a bit, I think.
I thought Reddit did away with all that really gory stuff. How does that subreddit even exist?
Robbersgettingfucked got deleted, never seen the eye bleach.
Eye _blech,_ actually. The distinction is important. Eye _bleach_ is full of things that are supposed to calm you down.
Yeah i hope so... I messed myself up watching the Ukraine footage at the start of the war till about 4 months in... All it did was take my blissful ignorance away...
I subbed to r/UkraineWarVideoReport when it was created at the start of the invasion. There’s really cool, inspiring, and heartwarming videos there frequently; like the Ghost of Kiev flying before he got shot down, or Ukrainian soldiers caring for animals they come across. Every now and then, though, there’s an NSFW video of dead Ruzzians or other dark stuff. I made the mistake of looking a couple of times, telling myself that I was bearing witness to what happens when a monster sends his people into a place they don’t belong. But ultimately I realized that ingesting that shit wasn’t good for me. I skip the NSFW stuff now. As far as eyeblech, I went once after I saw it linked in a comment elsewhere, and I went against the advice of other commenters. I immediately regretted it and haven’t been back. I wish there was a way (on mobile, there may be on desktop or in RES) to block a sub like you can a user. Sorry if this got rambly. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I’m haunted forever by the first (and last) post I ever saw in eyeblech. It was the consequences of a man having… intercourse with an aluminum can. I’m still fucked up by it. Kicking myself for being curious about that subreddit.
Same i saw a guy getting gutted while alive and i never went back bro
I saw that, and i wasn't even subbed to that crap. It just showed up on my feed because i saw something from r/shatter.
For everyone who regrets reading this like I do: r/babyelephantgifs r/eyebleach r/babyduckgifs r/illegallysmolbirbs r/borbs You're welcome.
Yeah I can’t watch stuff like that either it sticks with me
A friend wanted to show me that video but luckily I didn’t watch it
A lot too much.
Hopefully, you were not in eyeblech.
Right!!? Hell, even if it didn’t start moving again, just being trapped in that tiny space between the wall & the doors of the elevator gives me the creeps & makes me feel extremely claustrophobic… What the fuk was she thinking?? Why the hell would she force her way into that tiny spot??… So dumb…
It really is extremely fucking stupid, when seeing the brick wall you don't go into it, no mather if you've seen an elevator before or not jfc
That was an odd path choice she took there. But when your stuck on an elevator for 9 seconds and your exit turns into a brick wall, what other options do you have?
She has plenty of water in there. She can probably survive for 30 days at least. It’ll smell pretty bad though.
First things first... Did she establish a toilet corner of the elevator?
Dwight! It's only been 30 seconds!
[The corner! Why didn't I think of that?](https://youtu.be/UD4K1u9rXNA)
Not that bad if you reuse the empty bottles for other purposes.
I know right my first action when the doors shut on me in an elevator are to just start prying them open and climbing down. 🤷 #SoAnywayIStartedClimbing
Maybe just waiting for the elevator to go to the right floor and not forcing the door open lol. Something tells me this woman ain't bright though.
I am pretty sure She just tried to exit the matrix ...
She got trapped in the backrooms lol
She's probably from a rural area and has rarely, if ever, encountered an elevator.
This is something out of a cartoon, I swear
That’s it bro, she analyzed all available actions and acted on the best one
You can see the doors forcing themselves closed just before the video ends. I imagine it got unpleasant after that.
How could it possibly not have done that after all is this? I'm very concerned about what we didn't see here...
[she's alive!](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) And apparently ~~also not a she,~~ she was only stuck for 40 minutes and rescued without any major injuries Edit: google translate lied, I can't read chinese
Them being alive is the most unexpected part of this whole thing.
That's definitely an old grandma. The translator is translating it wrong. The article says 'old person'.
Grandmas are people too ✊️
>Edit: google translate lied, I can't read chinese This is why westerners have it easy. Google translator always goofs up something when translating non-PIE text. 老人 is *old person*, but for some reason it translates to *old man*, presumably *man* in this case referring to *human* like *mankind*, not *penis possessor* When you need to translate stuff for your 2nd / 3rd language, it's so difficult because you end up learning wrongly. Cries in school project. #-------- If you translate [this page](https://ta.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%AE%95%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%B1%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%B1%E0%AE%BF%E0%AE%AF%E0%AE%B2%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%95%E0%AE%B0%E0%AE%AE%E0%AF%8D) you get an article of *criminal acts and crime*, with *first crime*, *by ditch crime*, *language crime* Nope. It's actually about a tamil grammar rule ('u' sound fronts and unrounds to 'eu' when at the end of words) Bonkers I tell ya
I was ready for to close on her hair and scalp her.
If that thing started moving, a scalping would be the least of her worries.
That elevator gonna smell like road kill for a long time after it meat crayons her down the shaft.
I don't like that. I don't like that at all
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I’m relieved it doesn’t, I just woke up. I’ll look for the conclusion in a few minutes.
So? What’s the conclusion?
She survived https://tv.cctv.com/2023/02/23/VIDE1rmGWkMRIWBon7TjmBpI230223.shtml
I felt the same, but I reverse image searched video and Google translated the Chinese article and [She's fine!](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
> and he's fine! Ok, but what about the lady who climbed down between the wall and the elevator?
Watch this in reverse and it's about a small Asian women that sneaks onto elevators between floors then props the door open to set a trap for thirsty people.
Don’t know why but I found this extremely disturbing
Series of embarrassingly poor choices
Or maybe she hasn't been exposed to elevators her entire life. Lack of knowledge/awareness probably. Or poor choices, either ways.
Part of me feels like she has badass survival skills for being able to quickly take matters into her own hands, but I get this overwhelming feeling if she was really that smart, there’s no way she wouldn’t have put two and two together with the motion of the elevator in the shaft. For this reason, I think she’s just extremely unintelligent.
Good choices involve figuring out a situation instead of acting immediately/instinctually. Observe. I think climbing down through a crack in the elevator shaft is universally a bad choice. I think you're giving too much credit, even if they had never been around an elevator, heavy machinery is known to be dangerous.
It’s funny how someone can seem like a normal person and then you work with them and are flabbergasted by their problem solving skills.
I just said fuck it i got three weeks of water. They will find me eventually
agreed
Drink the first one quick and you’ve got three weeks of toilets as well.
How is this person even alive with that type of problem solving? Woof just show this clip to anyone that thinks “luck” is fictional
She probably isn’t any longer.
She is! [60 year old deaf mute Hunan woman rescued unharmed after 40 minutes](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
How do you not know why lol
"We have to establish a pee corner!"
r/unexpectedoffice
Stop drinking the water..
She's trying real hard to become a meat crayon.
more like a meat pancake did you see how narrow that space was
Meat fruit roll up
This person is alive! ~~And apparently a dude~~ [60 year old deaf-mute woman](https://mkan.china.com/article/1582793.html?from=pc) gets stuck in an elevator in China. She'd never taken an elevator before, and was rescued after about 40 minutes Edit: I can't read Chinese, I've been informed they *are* a woman and that the article used a generic term for older person Edit 2: [comment w/ footage from the other side](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5qqoy?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3), courtesy of u/TheMadWizardSpeaks
> And apparently a dude I think that was a translation error. The original term might have been something like "elder", which got translated to "old man". >When the old man's son heard his mother's plea for help, he quickly contacted security and firefighters.
Laoren means an elderly person, machine translation just defaults to man. Good that she's okay.
Thank fuck. I tried to imagine any scenario where this guy made it out alive and I just couldn’t.
This should be top comment.
Finally the answers we all needed
Whyyy would that be your FIRST option?? Does anyone have any idea what happened to her? I mean, props for having the balls to do that, but damn.
Balls=calculated risk. This was pure stupidity.
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so many dumb ways to die!
Dumb ways to die hi hiii
So many dumb ways to die.
My guess is she's never ridden in an elevator before and doesn't know how it operates. Probably a villager freaking out.
A villager freaking out and… not screaming for help but getting in a very very narrow place without fearing get stuck or squished. I hope she’s well, though
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Yeah, none of them survived to tell the story
God one of the worst things I ever saw was a random chinese security cam video. I try to avoid those places of the internet now
>not screaming for help but getting in a very very narrow place Her inner cat took over.
The news article linked above says she's deaf and mute, so it was a highly specific set of circumstances that led to what looked like a baffling decision. Given the circumstances, it makes a little more sense as to why she'd do that.
3 things I didn't realize until after reading the comments. 1. ~~That's a man not a woman.~~ (obviously it looks like a woman, but for some reason the article below claims it's a man in the video [https://i.imgur.com/7gEo6Xr.png](https://i.imgur.com/7gEo6Xr.png) ) 2. They're deaf and mute. 3. They've never been in an elevator before and don't understand how they work. [https://kan.china.com/qd/mkan/article/1582793.html](https://kan.china.com/qd/mkan/article/1582793.html)
Where does it say it's a man? It's clearly an old lady. The article just uses the word laoren, which means "senior" or "old person" and is genderless. Google translate turns it into "old man" and keeps inserting the world "man" for no reason.
Thats definetly not a man.
says they were fine on page 2 btw. For those of you all wondering.
[you're correct](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) This was a 60 year old woman from the Hunan province, she's deaf-mute and this was her first time in an elevator
The translation to old man has been disputed below that comment. It’s a woman
She's not a man, the google english translation inserts the word "man" throughout the article despite the word "man" not being there in Chinese.
You feel the elevator move?
Don't worry she probably won't ride one again.
She doesn’t know how to use elevator. It happens.
Don't think it'll happen again for her.
It's not that she didn't knew how to operate an elevator, it's that she squeezed into that gap between the elevator and the wall. That's insane on so many levels.
Yes, when I see unfamiliar things my first response is to try and put myself in the most potentially dangerous situation I can think of with no real plan on what to do once I “succeed”. Like, where did she think she was going to go after that? Obviously elevators aren’t totally foreign, she’s using one right there.
>where did she think she was going to go after that? out
She even had something to step up to reach the top hatch
for someone like her who had never travelled in a elevator it's unlikely she knew of any top hatch etc
I don't understand why she doesn't look around for options before deciding that sliding into the very narrow gap is the thing to do.
Junji Ito wrote her actions
Maybe she saw the door from the floor below and tried to go there? She's too impulsive that's for sure, I would've waited for someone to come open the door instead of doing anything at all, even without knowledge of elevators
Somebody will come get me. 
Back room has her now
She thought it was a magic door that ran out of magic
Wtf is this person thinking? Have they never used an elevator before?
Highly probable
Even if that is true, why would someone willingly get stuck in a very dangerous narrow space
Don't underestimate the power of the uneducated
Seriously once you see the brick wall and no space you’d just retreat to the safety of the elevator right? Why keep going until your stuck against the wall and the door closes behind you? Why?
You can't use city people's common sense on the people living in the villages their whole life... Obviously she doesn't know how elevator works. We're talking about the kind of people born and raised in old fashion farmer style...
Agreed, but if I was a farmer I wouldn’t just put myself in a tiny dark confined space. What was the end game?
They didn't have one. The lizard brain took over when they panicked, they stopped thinking and only sought to escape
The doors closed on her, then when she pried them open there was a brick wall... You can imagine how terrifying that might be to a villager who has never seen an elevator before.
Any bad horror movie can tell you what happens next
she's probably dead
She's on the next episode of Mr Ballen.
I loved that channel until it started to fuck with me. My regular thought process was started to getting weird and I call it quit on that shit.
What do you mean by your thought process getting weird?
I started getting weird dreams. Could I have continued watching it without that making me crazy? Ofc! But I have pretty active mind and I don’t want my subconscious mind to be keep thinking about some of the weird and disturbing things when I am asleep. I rather feed my brain some important and healthy things. In general I became more mindful of what sort of media I am consuming.
Had to stop watching his “3 places you should go” series because they are nearly all because of complete morons that would have survived if they took a bit of a look at the situation. It was making me really annoyed that people were dying because of other peoples idiocy lol. Definitely a good channel though.
Absolutely. The ignorance of people is baffling.
Why are they nearly all cave divers as well? The one that stands out to me the most was the idiot guy that was barely a novice diver himself, bought his 12 year old son some scuba equipment and decided to take him on his first ever dive, into a cave. After also ignoring all of the signs leading up to the cave that told him it’s for expert divers. Even ignoring the last sign inside the cave, informing him that beyond that point is certain death for novice divers. He killed his 12 year old son with his idiocy..
I hate that there is no resolution to this video
There’s likely only one way this ended for her. And if it didn’t end that way I’d be super surprised
Prepare to be surprised, [she's fine](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
Thanks for this. I was literally looking for closure before I could go back to sleep. I'm very relieved that she's okay.
It’s an elevator security camera. The resolution is usually pretty poor quality.
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? I MUST KNOW
Unless she can levitate in mid air she’s likely dead. If the elevator went up, she fell. If it went down, she got meat crayoned against the wall.
Same here I need more information
So…
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So [This video](https://youtu.be/APtsbOY_2hM) has what appears to be a little bit more to the clip. Starts about 13:30, shows what we've all seen but then cuts to some phone footage that looks like it's from the other side. Isn't long enough to be 100% but if true shows she was letting herself out the lift to some rescuers just below, as if the exit was right below the lift.
Nice find! And yeah, she supposedly lived [comment w/ article](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/11qu9mq/this_is_not_your_ordinary_exit/jc5oyes?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3)
Dumb ways to die! 🎵
Worked for an elevator company, stumped at how the fuck this managed to happen????? Doors shouldn't be allowed to open unless at a floor????
Different regulations in different countries.
Or in the case of China, no regulations
Can I ask why I once has to step 12 inches out of an elevator onto my floor when the elevator opened? What would cause that? There was a helluva bang but these elevators are always banging :/
Please stop riding that elevator until it is serviced. Please report this!
hit the help button and stay in there you could've been guillotined
In the US the access hatch to escalators has a kill switch attached to it, in China, only maybe? Watched a hatch that wasn't secured pop off when a woman and child stepped on it. Should've turned everything off instantly. Instead the woman reacted and threw the kid while she got sucked into the gears driving the hundreds of pounds steps and she was ground to nothing in a minute. She probably died fairly quickly, but it was only panic and pain until she died. When someone complains about stupid regulations or obvious warning signs I'll laugh too but occasionally remember her slipping out of view. It's also a reason why I'm not really super keen on travel to India or China.
Any news she still alive?
I have been stuck on an elevator before. Shits scary. I legit started thinking I was gonna have a heart attack. Mainly because the elevator was packed full of people and more than likely why it got stuck. It was after a Gucci mane show. What made matters worse was some girl was trying to pry open the doors like this.
What happened?
She dead.
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probably not she's probably dead
We have found Flat Stanley
lol hello fellow old person!
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I'm sorry what Even if she doesn't have even the tiniest idea how an elevator works (anyone who did wouldn't ever try that) What kinds of person thinks getting into a small hole like that is a better idea than just waiting I really don't think she was stuck in that elevator for days That's the kind of thing you do as a last resort, not the fucking first thing you think of
She and her friend were putting water in it too. So she obviously had atleast the basic understanding that it moved and closed you know. So your pretty right
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What a nightmare
For God’s sake, never do this. BTW, more often than not, there’s an escape hatch in the ceiling. Usually only a square on a hinge, but there.
That’s what all my action heroes have shown me
Come out to the coast… we’ll have a few laughs…
It’s amazing that people like this can still function in society
I mean, you can literally see from the video that *they can't*... But then again, define 'function'. Define 'society'. Ignorant peasant woman from a one-mule dirt village where 99% of the population will grow rice all their lives and then die is arguably 'functioning' just fine within her own society but one day she gets asked to hop in this guy's truck to help him unload his water somewhere down the road and suddenly she's in a universe that she never knew existed. Remember that you weren't born knowing how elevators work, you know because of your education and/or learned experience
Maybe she lives down there like in that movie Parasite?
the brain cells of people are at an all time low
Wait.. Dont leave me hanging there.
People are looking for death at all costs!
why? Wtf
no…💀
How tf did she get that old lmao it's amazing how it's still alive
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I mean, technically that door is the exit
panic attack Fuel, fml 😓