The pressure of a bomb
You. My name is Mike Scribe Seven, and I had made a swell and mentioned, you know, about a workplace accident that I was in. And someone had asked, you know, well, can you tell us about that? So I looked at some of the topics and stuff, and Mike yeah, there's rants and all kind of stuff. So I said, well, maybe somebody does come on here and tell a story. So I'll tell this part of it
And I'm trying to feel my way out, like I'm in a room, but there's rotating equipment and all kind of stuff. But I remember what I was doing. I got out, and they came and rushed, and everybody had to evacuate. News helicopters, the whole shot. And I'm very safety conscious, you know what I mean?
So you got people trying to call us, but they couldn't get through. My son was beside himself because all he kept getting was going to voicemail, but they wouldn't let us have our phones. I was introduced to one of the heads of HR, and he was really accommodating. You're going to be okay. You're going to be okay, the whole thing. And then I say three months later, the union president introduced him to me for the first time
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You, Mike. Hi. You know, I'm glad you told this this story. It's just an unbelievable tragedy, what you went through. I mean, it's a hell. I can't even begin to imagine being in a situation like that and being able to to think, even think enough to know, what am I going to do here? How am I going to get out of this? Even just survive?
And thank God I had somebody I could talk to before I went into work and talk me down and being able to go in there and eventually get comfortable, because we've had guys at our job where alarms set them off, you know what I mean? Just hearing a certain alarm. Now, some of them, they were fine with it, but just one particular noise, and that would send them in a fit. And I haven't experienced any of that yet