When did your "something is wrong" feeling save your life?

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  @disassociated_soul · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7Ae2LOEDJw&amp;t=457">7:37</a> &nbsp;Cocker spanials have a NASTY bite. And are very protective. Good girl, sadie.

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  @QueenMizu · 1 year ago (edited)

  Story 5: um...they probably went and hid then called their parents instead of the police because they&apos;re...idk...9?!

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  @Aliana-Richard · 1 year ago

  How come no one is talking about the fact that the 2 14-year-olds told the cops not to come with sirens on and the cops came with sirens on anyway and pushed a kid into jumping off the bridge. That genuinely makes me mad because the 2 14-year-olds got the kid off of the bridge and probably could’ve saved him if he didn’t get jump-startled into jumping by the sound of the sirens 😒

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  @michayahjwalker3349 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7Ae2LOEDJw&amp;t=543">9:03</a> maybe becuz she&apos;s 9 yrs old and afraid that&apos;s fact that she manage to lock all the doors before buckling down is impressive in itself so though it might not be a perfect plan in hindsight nobody tends to think that way when ur adrenaline Ata 100

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  @AlexxitheVoidboi · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7Ae2LOEDJw&amp;t=523">8:43</a> They were nine. A lot of nine year old kids would do the same. The parents coming home probably was quicker than the cops getting there anyway. I&apos;d call my dad before the cops just cause I know how the cops are, and I&apos;m nearly 30. &nbsp; &nbsp;Unless you are in a store and/or immediate danger, hell, even if you are in some cities, you&apos;re most likely are not getting rush cops.

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• GE

  @geektanic · 1 year ago

  Fun fact for anyone who reads this: it is actually illegal for employers in the United States to make employees pay for theft, miscounted change, etc.

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• KR

  @krischambers9021 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m impressed with the 9-year-old who had the presence of mind to check all the doors. I don&apos;t know what you expect from a 9 yr old

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  @MissLeigh232 · 1 year ago (edited)

  They were &quot;almost 9&quot;, so 8 years old, and almost just got kidnapped from their own home. It&apos;s hard to think straight when you&apos;re almost kidnapped, regardless of age. Add it the fact they were a child, and I think their reaction makes total sense. The fact that they checked the other doors is already impressive enough. Did you miss the age?

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• BR

  @brookiiecookie199 · 1 year ago

  For the tornado story, DO NOT GO UNDER BRIDGES DURING A TORNADO, THAT IS THE WORST PLACE YOU CAN HIDE

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  @madisonburton8407 · 1 year ago

  Honestly, I’d probably call my parents over 911 because: <br>A: if you’re in immediate danger, chances are a 911 call will take too long. <br>B: Your parents will likely know the address of your location, especially if you’re at home. <br>C: You can explain a situation (fire, burglary, assault, etc.) much quicker to someone who knows and interacts with you often than someone who knows nothing about you. <br>D: Your parents will likely come straight to you while they call the police, so either way, help is coming.

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  @crem-crem4070 · 1 year ago

  Story 5: dude, op is NINE! Of course they call their parents first

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  @thotimusprimeofficial273 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7Ae2LOEDJw&amp;t=527">8:47</a> she was 8-9 years old bro chill

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