I love how the woman just stands there instead of trying to grab the gun, some guy had to literally run up from the back to secure it lmfao
Edit: dear redditors, it was an observation, stop responding to me with annoying armchair psychology. I swear to God, you have to write comments like a fucking contract disclaimer on here. Actually, you know what?
(a) This comment is not meant to represent the commenters personal opinion on the subject
(b) This comment is merely an observation, not a statement on the human condition
(c) The commenter is indeed aware that scary situations are scary
This comment shows a lack of real world experience. Employees are trained not to confront armed robbers or shoplifters and can be fired for disobeying policy. She was doing exactly what she was supposed to do.
Escalating the situation is what they are specifically trained not to do. Do you genuinely think protecting corporate assets is worth endangering your life? Of course not. Don't be naive.
I mean, that's very true. Her job or her employers interests are not worth her life at all, that's why escalating the situation is a bad idea. Staying calm and keeping to her training is the right move. Companies train employees to de-escalate and keep the situation stable in order to prevent people from getting hurt or killed (this covers the company's ass).
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u/-esperanto- 3d ago edited 3d ago
I love how the woman just stands there instead of trying to grab the gun, some guy had to literally run up from the back to secure it lmfao
Edit: dear redditors, it was an observation, stop responding to me with annoying armchair psychology. I swear to God, you have to write comments like a fucking contract disclaimer on here. Actually, you know what?
(a) This comment is not meant to represent the commenters personal opinion on the subject (b) This comment is merely an observation, not a statement on the human condition (c) The commenter is indeed aware that scary situations are scary
Jesus Christ