yeah good luck on our "elevator"
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Would you rather take the "stairs" or the "elevator" ?
I want out of this mall is what I want. This is no way to run a business!
If it was a sign on a broken escalator, it'd be okay.
I'd go so far as to posit that there's no such thing as a "broken escalator", that Mitch Hedburg had it exactly right; it is merely a phase transition to stairs, unless the escalator was like, torn in two -- you wouldn't call ice "melted ice" after it melts, you'd (usually) just call it water. Same shit. An escalator merely has a phase change directly into being stairs if it "breaks", unless the escalator was so violently broken it could no longer be considered stairs, either.
Mitch did it better
Or it becomes super dangerous stairs where if it breaks further you fall into massive bone grinding gears.
You should, it works 'perfectly'.
"No" "chance" of "serious" "accident"
Related post I just saw a couple of hours earlier. (I hope I got the url right, still not entirely sure of the best way to share a link to another post that works nicely for everyone in any instance or app)
I wonder how many people when on an unnecessary quotation marks deep dive after that post.
I kinda hope we see some good ones trend for a bit over the next week.
Here's my favorite list:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewziegler/quotation-marks-unnecessary-emphasis
It's the weed room.
"I'll be right down, in a few minutes; I'm going to take the "stairs"."
But you need an Elevator Operator for that.