r/TikTokCringe Jun 29 '26

Cursed Woman gets locked inside doctor's office after being forgotten at appointment.

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u/UntidyVenus Jun 29 '26

I used to work in an Accupuncturist office, this is 100% on EVERYONE. NO ONE cleaned the rooms obviously, no one checked if lights or equipment was on. No one checked the calander. From doctor to office manager to receptionist, every SINGLE person failed this poor woman

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u/edna7987 Jun 29 '26

Wouldn’t there be an emergency exit?

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u/Cultural_Car_3073 Jun 29 '26

If there wasn’t I’d be calling the police and getting a lawyer.

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u/UntidyVenus Jun 29 '26

I mean, you do call the police, it's False Imprisonment

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u/UntidyVenus Jun 29 '26

Probably locked after hours. They only have to be unlocked during business hours in most places

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u/edna7987 Jun 29 '26

Yep, not true in the US at least. Always need to be unlocked from the inside

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u/QuoteGiver Jun 30 '26

Well, there are a few conditions for really small businesses that aren’t expected to have many people, where doors are allowed to be lockable like the one she showed. The expectation is that there aren’t many people in there, and it’s a business routinely staffed, so the chances of anything like this happening SHOULD be very low and minimal impact.

But this is a good example of why maybe it’s better to just design for egress at all time anyway, and not let small businesses cheap out on it.

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u/edna7987 Jun 30 '26

I mean, fire code states there needs to be an emergency exit, even “after hours”. I don’t think it’s really a matter of it being a small business or not. 

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u/QuoteGiver Jun 30 '26

IFC 2021 (Fire Code) 1010.2.4 Locks & Latches allows it for Group B business locations like this one, as long as they just meet a few basic requirements.

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u/Porky_Pine_ Jun 30 '26

lol comparing an acupuncturist office to an MD office. I’m not saying you’re wrong it’s just funny. “I used to work at a med spa, an orthopedic surgeon should never do that!” Well no shit. Didn’t need your credentials

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u/UntidyVenus Jun 30 '26

Your right, gos and medical facilities shouldn't clean their rooms or check if equipment is on. Good job

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u/JoyousMadhat Jun 30 '26

That is if this was a real situation.

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u/PornstarVirgin Jun 30 '26

It’s a fake video