People are really bad at escaping from escape rooms. They'll totally miss obvious clues, disregard warnings to not break things, and even bring in their own tools to escape more effectively. One wonders why you'd deliberately sabotage your own experience you've paid money to have, but sometimes you just have to let people do dumb things.
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Someone on AskReddit asked for escape room employees to share the absolute dumbest ways they've seen morons try to escape the escape room. The ensuing responses are brimming with mindless stupidity. It's fair to say that a whole lot of these people shouldn't have been anywhere close to an escape room.
This Escape Room owner was NOT having it when an angry customer left a dishonest 1-star review. What is it that compels these triggered customers to try and stain the reputation of solid establishments with whatever half-baked lie they pulled out of the air? Maybe a simple result of boredom meets stupidity. Fortunately for this customer, the owner was ready to teach them that you can't hide from the truth!
If you want more examples of dishonest pricks getting called out for their stupid reviews, check out the recent time a couple helicopter parents got called out for their review on a Martial Arts academy, here!
In modern life, we're not really faced with life-or-death challenges anymore. Most things are already worked out for us, and if they aren't, we can solve things pretty quickly. So what happens when people are put in the closest situation to life-or-death scenarios we'll have in this modern world: escape rooms? Well, let me just say that things get weird. It seems like humans have lost the resourcefulness and quick thinking that we once needed to survive. I don't need to say any more. Just read on. Or if you're all for the direction humanity is heading in, take a look at the pet drama that's hot on AskReddit right now. You read that right.
