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- Nick Harvey
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I think we ought to have a similar system of codes here.
Will Mr Scott please go to the secret forum.
Will Mr Scott please go to the secret forum.
- Gavin Scott
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Depends where you are.Jovis wrote:Are all the announcements asking for 'Mr..' code related?
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Is it just me, or are some of these codes, er, not very good. I mean, if I heard 'code red' over a tannoy anywhere, I'd be pretty convinced something pretty serious was happening somewhere around me.ThePotato wrote:At one gym chain I've worked for, there's Code Green for a medical emergency and Code Red for when someone is in critical danger.
Surely shouting 'code red' over a tannoy is just going to cause quite a bit of confusion, and possibly even panic?!
- Gavin Scott
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You can panic small numbers of people. It's crowds stampeding that's the problem. You don''t get so many of them in a gym. People might fall off their treadmills, but in a medical (read: heart attack) scenario you really want to get the staff's attention off a set of jiggly breasts and on a phone for an ambulance.scottishtv wrote:Is it just me, or are some of these codes, er, not very good. I mean, if I heard 'code red' over a tannoy anywhere, I'd be pretty convinced something pretty serious was happening somewhere around me.ThePotato wrote:At one gym chain I've worked for, there's Code Green for a medical emergency and Code Red for when someone is in critical danger.
Surely shouting 'code red' over a tannoy is just going to cause quite a bit of confusion, and possibly even panic?!
You know, I've never been all that keen on going to the gym. Yet for some reason the idea seems far more attractive now...Gavin Scott wrote:You can panic small numbers of people. It's crowds stampeding that's the problem. You don''t get so many of them in a gym. People might fall off their treadmills, but in a medical (read: heart attack) scenario you really want to get the staff's attention off a set of jiggly breasts and on a phone for an ambulance.