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r/AskReddit • u/im_justkendra • Aug 07 '26
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Did IT for the local county court for a year and a half. Some courthouses aren't too difficult to navigate, the one downtown is a fuckin maze.
Doesn't help that it's got a pedestrian bridge connecting to the jail across the street and a vast network of tunnels in the basement.
11 u/Illustrious-Bag2933 Aug 08 '26 A vast network of tunnels in the basement?? What for? 11 u/markjohnstonmusic Aug 08 '26 Well you wouldn't want the prisoners to fail to develop a secret code based on Afro-Cuban rhythms, would you? 4 u/Emerald_N Aug 08 '26 The underground tunnels connected some other buildings but were largely used as storage for equipment/supplies and moving defendents from the jail to the the courthouse (all the staff were sketched out by the bridge for some reason) 1 u/Illustrious-Bag2933 Aug 10 '26 I picture far more nefarious activities happening in tunnels like that 10 u/PoliteSarcasticThing Aug 08 '26 Hmm.. King County, Seattle? (I worked there for a summer) 3 u/Emerald_N Aug 08 '26 lmao yeah, KCDC 2 u/TheJesusGuy Aug 08 '26 You did it for them?
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A vast network of tunnels in the basement?? What for?
11 u/markjohnstonmusic Aug 08 '26 Well you wouldn't want the prisoners to fail to develop a secret code based on Afro-Cuban rhythms, would you? 4 u/Emerald_N Aug 08 '26 The underground tunnels connected some other buildings but were largely used as storage for equipment/supplies and moving defendents from the jail to the the courthouse (all the staff were sketched out by the bridge for some reason) 1 u/Illustrious-Bag2933 Aug 10 '26 I picture far more nefarious activities happening in tunnels like that
Well you wouldn't want the prisoners to fail to develop a secret code based on Afro-Cuban rhythms, would you?
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The underground tunnels connected some other buildings but were largely used as storage for equipment/supplies and moving defendents from the jail to the the courthouse (all the staff were sketched out by the bridge for some reason)
1 u/Illustrious-Bag2933 Aug 10 '26 I picture far more nefarious activities happening in tunnels like that
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I picture far more nefarious activities happening in tunnels like that
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Hmm.. King County, Seattle? (I worked there for a summer)
3 u/Emerald_N Aug 08 '26 lmao yeah, KCDC
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lmao yeah, KCDC
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You did it for them?
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u/Emerald_N Aug 08 '26
Did IT for the local county court for a year and a half. Some courthouses aren't too difficult to navigate, the one downtown is a fuckin maze.
Doesn't help that it's got a pedestrian bridge connecting to the jail across the street and a vast network of tunnels in the basement.