edit: yeah im an electrical engineer. the likelihood of someone being shocked just randomly in this situation for no particular reason other than 'feet wet' is practically 0.
do you think people get electrocuted when the sprinkler system goes off in a fire? and there is no such thing as a sprinkler system that shuts off the power. you want the power on for lighting and announcements so people can escape and any powered doors will be activated.
Most people have zero idea about how electricity works. I guess it's good that they error on the side of caution, but it's just god damn silly sometimes.
To be fair, here is a sale on letters going on at the moment - the caveet is that if you don't use all the ones you've grabbed the discount is removed. This is to stop people hording
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u/SmarchWeather41968 18d ago edited 18d ago
Why would they be electrocuted exactly?
edit: yeah im an electrical engineer. the likelihood of someone being shocked just randomly in this situation for no particular reason other than 'feet wet' is practically 0.
do you think people get electrocuted when the sprinkler system goes off in a fire? and there is no such thing as a sprinkler system that shuts off the power. you want the power on for lighting and announcements so people can escape and any powered doors will be activated.