How to Survive an elevator freefall
How many floors can you fall in an elevator and still survive? Step one, lie down on the floor and step two, duck and cover your head.
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6 Comments
I liked that video.
This guy worked pretty hard to save his cup of coffee as well.
Haha, i was just thinking that aswell!lol
That was just stupid, like the "expert" says, there are literally dozens of safety features so the chances of this actually happening are 1 in 10,000.
#$%@ NOT A VIDEO
only in america...really, the elevator is the dafest transportation device in the world.
people only die when they get stuck in an elevator, and they try to free themselfves.
wich is a fact
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