At a rented WeWork office space, an employee forgets its umbrella on Friday and on Monday employees way to get in the office was blocked. A black coloured umbrella was blocking the door from inside.
My friend’s entire company is locked out of their WeWork office because an umbrella fell, jamming the door.
No one can figure it out. It’s been like this for 2 days. pic.twitter.com/ggaUkgYRFR
— Neeraj K. Agrawal (@NeerajKA) September 17, 2019
WeShare is a start-up which allows the individual and companies to share office space. After the 4 colleagues tried everything they could for half-n-hour and failed to open the door. They contacted the WeWork’s management to get the solution.
At first instance, WeWork tried similar ways to open which the employees tried. WeWork failed to get any proper solution to open. Next day WeWork called an engineer and he too failed.
Meanwhile, it went viral on the Internet. And suggestion started to come in from all the ways and later, a meme.
This is the kind of puzzle I could only dream of encountering https://t.co/BRMrLVSeCp
— Emily Phillips (@emjbanks) September 17, 2019
Solved pic.twitter.com/dmU7yujOy8
— Judgmental Cornpop (@DocKilmer) September 17, 2019
When all you have is s hammer everything looks like a glass we work partition
— Erin the Reply Bi 🔥⬇️🍎🐝 (@holycity15) September 18, 2019
Clearly none of the people in this thread have broken into anything. This is a 40 second problem tops.
— Vlatko Babić (@sdeslav) September 17, 2019
get a reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaally long thin piece of metal like an unwound coat hanger, ram the umberella as hard as you dare, then snake the metal through hook fisrt, inches at a time, keepign it pressed against the inside of the door (this will progressively un-bend what u push)
— Slender Skeptic (@SlenderSkeptic) September 18, 2019
Have they tried opening the window with a brick? https://t.co/mE8bE1ro3h
— Edd with the beanie. (@T_Vhasitha) September 18, 2019
Rather than provide solutions (the thread does enough of that), I’ll say thank you for a funny tweet. Two days. Must be a company run by men.
— Paula Doubleday (@MsDayTwo) September 17, 2019
Drill a small hole in the metal door frame and use something like a long screwdriver to push the damn thing out of way. Done.
— Fly_Sky (@Skyy_Flyyr) September 18, 2019
Wow, what an incredible market-moving tweet. pic.twitter.com/FACTZGeh52
— Colin Wilhelm (@colinwilhelm) September 17, 2019
