LOL! I like how angry he gets at 1:10 of the video. “WHAT DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT NOT TALKING???” LOL! At least at my school, we can talk whenever we want. These are older high school kids. They deserve more freedom.
@@bronsonplatter6180 They use to have the silent rule at my school until the 11th grade. To me, if there is a real fire, it doesn’t really make sense for people to be quiet that whole time. It could take up to an hour or more for the fire department to contain the fire, and all you’re doing is just standing silently like a church waiting for the all clear signal. Plus, you’re outside already away from the fire, so all you really need to hear is your name during head count and the all clear. Heck, if a fire breaks out at your job it would even be more crazy to try to force employees to silently wait outside. Once you’re out, you’re pretty much safe, and it should be your right to express yourself while waiting for the all clear. The whole thing just seems a bit crazy.
Never seen a high school take fire drills this seriously😂with the people in orange vests and all. I get it but just new to seeing that lol. I feel like after elementary there was no more order to fire drills when going outside.
My high school has people in orange vests per fire department request to mark who has radios and is on the fire response team. Other than that, we don’t all have to walk to one point far from the school, we just walk past the fire lanes. Sometimes kids hide in the bathroom or teachers on prep don’t leave. Doesn’t matter to us as long as we get a 99% accurate reading of how long it takes to get everyone past the fire lanes, probably 4 minutes to get all 3200 of us accounted for.
The reason is because you need to listen for instructions and if everyone is talking you can’t hear them for example my school dose this thing where the sound the alarm for like a minute and then a lockdown is called and everyone has to run back to there room
@@Bobby_B_27 just imagine if he tried to take an Autistic kid's hands out the ears during a fire drill just because "you need to listen to instructions"...that would be horrid.
bruce my job is installing and servicing fire alarm system i saw your school is going through a fire alarm upgrade and your new alarms are goin to be super loud and the new national law is that they required horn strobes in every classroom i dont like the new brand they are putting in just way to loud theyre called spectralert advance
He's taking this "no-talking-during-the-fire-drill" trope too seriously...just imagine if he tried to take an Autistic kid's hands out of his/her ears during a fire drill just because "you need to listen to instructions"...that would be horrid.
I Don't Know Why There's No Fire Alarm Horn Strobe In Your Classroom They Should Install A Fire Alarm Horn Strobe In Your Classroom And This High School Should Upgrade And Replace All The Fire Alarms because This Fire Alarm System Came 1993
LOL! I like how angry he gets at 1:10 of the video. “WHAT DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT NOT TALKING???” LOL! At least at my school, we can talk whenever we want. These are older high school kids. They deserve more freedom.
I mean he looks like freaking angry grandpa
I know but this is a fire drill and no one is aloud to talk
@@bronsonplatter6180 They use to have the silent rule at my school until the 11th grade. To me, if there is a real fire, it doesn’t really make sense for people to be quiet that whole time. It could take up to an hour or more for the fire department to contain the fire, and all you’re doing is just standing silently like a church waiting for the all clear signal. Plus, you’re outside already away from the fire, so all you really need to hear is your name during head count and the all clear. Heck, if a fire breaks out at your job it would even be more crazy to try to force employees to silently wait outside. Once you’re out, you’re pretty much safe, and it should be your right to express yourself while waiting for the all clear. The whole thing just seems a bit crazy.
My class usually is SCREAMING during fire drills. I’m a freshman and it doesn’t surprise me
Never seen a high school take fire drills this seriously😂with the people in orange vests and all. I get it but just new to seeing that lol. I feel like after elementary there was no more order to fire drills when going outside.
My high school has people in orange vests per fire department request to mark who has radios and is on the fire response team. Other than that, we don’t all have to walk to one point far from the school, we just walk past the fire lanes. Sometimes kids hide in the bathroom or teachers on prep don’t leave. Doesn’t matter to us as long as we get a 99% accurate reading of how long it takes to get everyone past the fire lanes, probably 4 minutes to get all 3200 of us accounted for.
0:10 stop it
1:10 LOL
We just stayed quiet for the fire drill
I can't believe how mad that teacher was because the students wouldn't be quiet during the fire drill that is so rude!
He's taking this "no-talking-during-the-fire-drill" trope too seriously...
The reason is because you need to listen for instructions and if everyone is talking you can’t hear them for example my school dose this thing where the sound the alarm for like a minute and then a lockdown is called and everyone has to run back to there room
@@Bobby_B_27 just imagine if he tried to take an Autistic kid's hands out the ears during a fire drill just because "you need to listen to instructions"...that would be horrid.
Interesting. My school lets us talk once we’re out of the building.
We always talk during fire drills at my school
Yeah. Just as long as you’re not interfering with the drill.
My last elementary school you got written up for talking during a fire drill
Same here
bruce my job is installing and servicing fire alarm system i saw your school is going through a fire alarm upgrade and your new alarms are goin to be super loud and the new national law is that they required horn strobes in every classroom i dont like the new brand they are putting in just way to loud theyre called spectralert advance
I like advances it’s just they are too loud and it’s just annoying lol I ha; advances at my school.
in my state we have a fire drill once every month
Victor Aguilar That standard for most states. Some require more.
I do it once a month
My state requires 2 per mouth for elementary and middle schools and 1 per month for High schools
During a fire drill always be quiet 🤫.
I practice fire drills shelter in place and lockdown drills at my school
We all do
me too
HOW DARE YOU USE THE KC SFX 9:39
The videos are popular because their are a lot of fire alarm collectors
Those Siemens alarms sound exactly like Spectral Alert Advances
They actually sound like Siemens UMMT's
Not even close
They sound like the early simplex 4903 electronic horn strobes.
@@carsonpergar7689 again not even close.
More like U-MHUs, which look exactly like U-MMTs...
He's taking this "no-talking-during-the-fire-drill" trope too seriously...just imagine if he tried to take an Autistic kid's hands out of his/her ears during a fire drill just because "you need to listen to instructions"...that would be horrid.
I Don't Know Why There's No Fire Alarm Horn Strobe In Your Classroom They Should Install A Fire Alarm Horn Strobe In Your Classroom And This High School Should Upgrade And Replace All The Fire Alarms because This Fire Alarm System Came 1993
Uh...no.
Grab cox