Don't know if there's a hard and fast rule against not having visuals, but this made me go "whoa" more than any eye candy gore I've ever seen on here, so thought I'd give it a shot.
Listen to people die: Slowly drowning woman with 911 operator mocking her for her stupidity
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Why doesn't she get out and swim? "I can't swimmm!" Oh. Well sucks to be you.
"Pray with me." Lol god isn't real.
I only glanced around, but where did the operator mock her? She seemed professional to the end. 911 operators aren't supposed to get emotional.
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"Why doesn't she get out and swim?"-Spoken like a Tiktard who has no idea about water pressure or what happens to a car in water...
Also it has been a while so I can't say for sure if the operator was mocking but she was callous and unhelpful. No, operators aren't supposed to get emotional, but they are supposed to help keep the caller calm and rational until help can arrive. She should have instructed the lady to try and remove the headrests and see if she could bust a window with the sharp ends.
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Roll down the window (before the water gets too high), get on top of the car, go from there. Instead she sat and waited. Me, I would take my own life in my hands and fight for it. Might not win, but it's better than slowly drowning inside a car like a frightened coward. Judging by the voice I suspect the woman was obese which would contribute to her predicament.
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...My guy. Her car didn't have windows that you can roll up/down without the car being on. The water turned off her car almost immediately because she crashed into it. That's what happens to cars when they hit water, their power goes out. No power = no way of rolling that window down. BREAKING the window is another thing and you can use your headrests in many vehicles, but she may not have known that. That's why the 911 operator should have told her, or at least kept her rational so she could think up another plan.
You seriously lack critical thinking skills.
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That's a good point, I forgot that detail. However you should still bust the window. Everyone should have a window buster in their car.
Nah, no one's perfect. The woman in the car lacked all critical thinking skills getting herself in that situation in the first place, and then had no survival instincts doing nothing to fight for her life.
What I would do if the water was only up to the window as she said and had no way to break the window, is open the door enough to let water start coming in and fill up the car, then when the water level and pressure is equalized open it up more and slip outside, get on top of the car, and go from there. You don't have to stay on the line, call 911, tell them where you are, then fight for your life. Or die slowly as the car fills with water.
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