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So this morning at 4:30am my new former warehouse tech finished up his shift and was going to head home on his motorcycle. He was low on gas and had previously used up our backup cans. He had only $10 in his pocket and didn't want to use it so he decided to drain some fuel from a generator into a gas can. He shut the lights so my hidden (night vision) cameras didn't see him. Once he drained what seemed like enough fuel he then used a lighter to look into the can as he was still filling it. Once the can and generator were on fire he threw the can outside which left the generator pouring gas allover the floor. He used 3 fire extinguishers and had minimal success. The fire sprinklers dropped and he also used a garden hose to push the fuel and fire around until the fire dept got there.
Luckily the truck (with propane belly tanks) that parks along side of those machines was out cleaning a restaurant. In the end we only lost at Tennat wetvac, Windsor portable, drymaster uph tool, generator, the insulation on our ceiling, some paraflex, and a lame employee.
What shockingly bad judgment some otherwise intelligent people can have.
Luckily the truck (with propane belly tanks) that parks along side of those machines was out cleaning a restaurant. In the end we only lost at Tennat wetvac, Windsor portable, drymaster uph tool, generator, the insulation on our ceiling, some paraflex, and a lame employee.
What shockingly bad judgment some otherwise intelligent people can have.