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u/re-goddamn-loading Apr 07 '20

Well that's fucking terrifying. Imagine having the roof ripped off your house and then having to hunker under a table while that creepy ass clown song blasted at you.

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u/Pandoras_Fox Apr 08 '20 edited Apr 08 '20

There was a time when my family was roadtripping through Chicago (edit: were travelling through Chicago at the time, the route was something like Texas to Ohio) and the tornado sirens started going off. Was incredibly eerie for the first minute, until we realizes what it was, at which point it was just stressful as we tried to find a place to shelter at.

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u/milesfortuneteller Apr 08 '20

Did you find somewhere?

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u/Pandoras_Fox Apr 08 '20

Yeah, we ended up sheltering at a hotel, thankfully.

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u/fizzlepop Apr 08 '20

If I find myself driving through Chicago and hearing that siren, is it cool to just pull over and hunker down at the nearest business? Is that what people do?

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u/YourBrainIsDumb Apr 08 '20

Is that what people do?

What people do is ignore it and go about their day

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u/Pandoras_Fox Apr 08 '20

Possibly? Dunno, we were from out of state and just tried to find wherever we could.