Zombie Scenario: What Would You Do During a Zombie Attack at Dinner?
While we might feel that we are prepared, have you actually considered the steps you would take during a zombie attack? The ”Zombie Scenario” helps with that task. This scenario deals with an outbreak at dinner. Here is the situation:
You and your significant other (or friends from work) have finished your normal day and have decided to grab a bite to eat at one of the local restaurants in town. Your drinks and appetizer has already arrived and you are just about to start digging into the main course. From the front door you hear some screaming and naturally everyone’s attention is diverted to that area. One of the hostesses is extremely frightened and begins running in no discernable direction, causing even more panic. You look out to the parking lot and see a small band of the undead slowly approaching, and also notice that 2 or 3 have breached the front door. What do you do?
Take a few moments to think through the above scenario and describe your action plan. Obviously you are not required to mention where you work, but some description about your location would be helpful so others might be able to think through your situation as well.
“Zombie Scenario” is meant as a learning and discussion exercise used as a tool for getting your mind thinking about the outbreak. It should prove helpful to think about a specific scenario and have others review your potential plan. If you have a scenario you would like to see discussed, contact us.
Stay Safe. Stay Informed. Stay Alive.
Comments (36)
Twilight on 22 Feb 2008 at 7:10 am #
Well if we were at Wimpy’s there is no back door to access, its locked during hours its open to prevent the cooks from taking smoke breaks.
So if Zeds had breached the front door I’d say we’re throughly boned,
I am going to have to take this into account and start to only go to restaurants with an accessible back door, if your in a restaurant in the throes of panic with Zeds at the front door, the primary thing you have to do is escape. With the panic in small quarters it’d lead to stupid mistakes being made and chances of survival near 0%.
After getting through the back door making it to my MZPK I would try to leave the city as quickly as possible and make for the country, stopping in the small neighbouring villages in the hopes the Epidemic hasn’t reached their yet, stocking up in supplies and travelling up north towards Algonquin Park.
dragonlady474 on 22 Feb 2008 at 8:43 am #
I’d grab my steak knife and my significant other and try to head for a back door, or way out of the place. If there wasn’t one, I’d head for the kitchen for a bigger knife, and then attempt to take care of the few that have breached the door. After that I would try (hopefully with the help of others) to secure the front door and try to come up with a plan to get the heck out of there.
Ivory Legend on 22 Feb 2008 at 1:30 pm #
as a decent point of note, if there was no way to get out (eg, no back door,) the fact there is only one door can come in handy. only a certain amount of zombies can come in. if that door is barracaded properly , a few dangerous implements could be scrounged from the kitchen (see knives and cleavers) then making a stand becomes a possibility. the only problem then would be to oversome the fear in the crowd. Personally though, i would use the crowd distraction to act as a meat shield for the zombies then run to the kitchen, grab a few of those dangerous implements and break a window to get out if there was no back door. Several zombies means that there are more elsewhere but trucking it to the car and leaving would be important. from there, heading to a safe and defensable location that is pre-determined. Thats just a personal statement though. Everything here is extremely subjective. Zombie survival depends alot on making stuff up on the fly and running with it.
MOMinuteman on 22 Feb 2008 at 8:03 pm #
OK…
Where ever you go, Be polite, Be professional, Be courteous…
BUT, have a plan to kill everyone you meet.
EVERYWHERE I go, I know how to get the hell outta Dodge, WITHOUT going thru the front door… And that is info I encourage y’all to acquire…
EVERYWHERE I go, I have my Ruger P90 .45 ACP and at least 30 rnds of ammo on my person. Not to mention
what weapons and ammo I may have stowed in my ride.
I have drilled The Ol’ Lady that if I tell her to “GET DOWN!”, she gets down and outta the line of fire, and preps to Bug The Fuck Out.
When I give the “WORD”, we’re Buggin’ The Fuck Out, she knows to keep her eyes open for threats that I may not see. Then we work our way away from the threat and towards cover and an exit.
At this point, if I don’t know you, you are a target. If you say or do anything contrary to my objective of Bugging The Fuck Out, Zombie or not, you will find yourself with a new 0.45 inch orifice in your forehead.
Nothing personal, but if the shit’s gone this far, the lives of me and mine are WAY more important than you and your’s.
Having gotten The Hell Outta Dodge and cleared the imminent threat, the question is, “Now What??”
Me, I’m gettin’ my ass back to my stash, gettin’ Cocked, Locked and Ready To Rock… Grabbin’ B.O.B. Bug Out Bag), and un-assing the A.O. …
cr1m50n on 22 Feb 2008 at 10:54 pm #
if there was no backdoor, or elsewise a way out, I would try my best to either hold off the ones that are in, or stop more from coming in until an escape route can be found. I have no remorse for people who are not prepared and will not hesitate to turn them into meat shields. grabbing my significant other, make a break for it. if the back door is locked, attempt to break it down, or get the keys from some of the staff, if possible. also might be worth while to smash a window with some chairs and try to make a break for it. it depends if the windows were in the sides or the front, which changes the chances of running into more zeds after you smashed said window. all in all, having your weapon(s) on you at all times might be warrented.
Anecdote on 22 Feb 2008 at 11:49 pm #
First off if it isn’t part of an ingrained habit, I feel everyone should learn to automatically locate ALL ENTRANCES AND EXITS within any given area that you are stepping in to. It’s just basic good preparation. Example being for: a raging fire, a bomb next door, or the aforementioned Zedhead situation.
Secondly, I don’t entirely agree with blasting away the non infectoids, or carrying your arsenal with you wherever you go. But I would like to know what places MOMinuteman frequents for dinner so that I can avoid them :d
Anyway. Most likely I would be somewhere that definitely has their emergency exit open for… well, emergencies. (I’m also vaguely certain that all business places MUST have an alternate exit for emergencies or they can be fined for a large amount. But it may only be here in the city.) My significant other would probably be prepared (or at least expectant) of the apocalypse.
So, we do what two people in a crowd of panicking upper class citizens interrupted during a dignified dinner engagement do: Calmly and quickly make our way to the kitchen for a large object with which to bash zombies with, and then to the nearest escape. The MZPKs should be in the trunk of our car, which would probably be parked on the sidewalk one to two blocks away instead of in the parking lot because the amount of time it takes to get a car out of the restaurant’s parking lot around here is horrendous, and I have no goddamn patience for it.
Most importantly, I’d urge everyone to KEEP YOUR HEAD! Panic will ultimately lead to death, either by zombification, or by being trampled by the crowd. Either sound extremely unpleasant.
Blazer490 on 23 Feb 2008 at 1:22 am #
First of all never enter a public place that only has one exit. Upon entering scope the place out. Look for handy items that could be used as self defence weapons. Never sit with your back towards an exit or window. This tip is also helps if someone should enter blasting way like Rambo gone wild.
Barricading a door is a bad idea as zombies will continue to come to that location and eventually there would be no way to
escape.
It also helps to have weapons and your kit in your vehicle for emergencies. Park your vehicle in an area where you can make a fast getaway. I would highly suggest that you drive a truck, suv, with four wheel drive. I have found that this can save your bacon if you need to drive over a few of them.
If you have one of those small economy type rigs you will high center after
driving over one or two.
While I’m thinking about it, everyone is talking about watching the Mexican border. News flash-I have it from a very good authority that zombies have been slipping into this country from Canada. My informant also told me that a special commission is looking for ninjas to help patrol the northern line. If you know any send them north.
trancecore on 23 Feb 2008 at 6:33 am #
Location: Denny’s Restaurant on Plumb in Reno, NV
Party: Me + 4 friends
Course of Action: While keeping an eye on who does/doesn’t interact with the zombies [or “zeds” as is stated commonly here], I’d pick up some tables with my friends to push the intruders out through the front doors and to keep the doors closed once they’re out. Any newly infected would be sent to the back to be taken care of, away from the eyes of children, etc. Then I would lead any willing individuals out the back door, or perhaps through a far window, to the Toyota lot just a block SW to persuade the people to lend us some form of sturdy transportation [SUVs/big trucks, etc. It would be too risky to try for any vehicles already in the Denny’s parking lot]. From there, we’d notify the high school across the street, and grab some recreational equipment [temporary defenses] from the place just a short jog S of the restaurant before returning to Denny’s, running down whatever was in the lot, and pick up anyone who was left behind. [*note: I would definitely try to get hold of a video camera to record the zeds’s appearances and personalities before killing them. For the media, and so we might be able to learn something about them later.]
I suppose then we’d head down the road in our convoy [we want as much mobility as possible, obviously] to the gun trader for weapons. If there wasn’t enough, there are plenty of other places to get it. At this point, we’d split up and head for the casinos and other major buildings in order to warn people of the outbreak and setup nests around the city [tall buildings + rifles + scopes = duh]. Barricading the doors, contacting the authorities/media, and so forth would come next.
Then there’s securing safe travel routes, consideration of food and medical supplies and personnel, entertainment to keep people calm and keep their minds off the threat outside. And for those who wish to be with their families and such, who are in totally different locations, routes to the airport would be established [In the case that it may be the end of humanity, do you really want to be the one who tells the old man he can’t fly somewhere to see his children and/or grandchildren that he hasn’t seen in 10-and-some-odd years just because it isn’t completely safe to go outside?].
Agricultural zones just outside the city, possibly inside if the soil and placement is right, would have to be secured in order to provide a constant flow of food. Other complex and/or menial measures would be taken as well to ensure the survival of the city, but I think I’ve said enough for right now. I know there are probably a million other, better ways to handle the situation, but I like my plan. :P
And also, on the topic of keeping tabs on where your exits are- I started doing that once I saw the movie “Ronin”. DeNiro taught me a valuable lesson that day. I keep every sense active, and keep at least one part of my mind running scenarios for every place I’m at, always.
3rd ID on 23 Feb 2008 at 10:37 am #
i would have at least my 9mm on me i would go through a window if i had to it would be the best opstion because every one would be going for the back door or they would be at the front trying to help the zombies thinking there hurt poeple from some accident so both exits and entrances would be all clogged up so i would just through a chair through awindow hall my ass to my truck where i have my AR15 and take down a couple then bug the fuck out of there back to my home were i could stock up and staring preparing my Frottress
Toebo23 on 23 Feb 2008 at 9:00 pm #
Hmm chances are when you hear the screams Zeds are going to be the last thing thats on your mind with all the Public shootings, bombs, and gang war. so turning to see what the yelling about then seeing the zeds letting it register in your head that doomsday has come then getting ur body in gear. you loose time. even if it is just 5 secs, thats a lot of time.
I don’t eat out that often but when I do I go to a local hole in the wall Dinner that has been here dating back to the lumberjacks. I guess the first thing I would do is Jump over the counter. ( old school 60’s counter) that will pretty much hold them back long enough to grab my 9mm ( license to carry) or if I don’t have it on me. ( don’t carry when I have my kids) I’ll go for the 22 under the counter. Ron keeps it loaded. true its a pussy gun but if it will put a bullet in a head then I’ll take it. depending on how many there are I might just pick them off there. ( the counter is pretty big and solid) It would make it a lot more easy to get to my truck. after getting to the truck I would try to call me ex on the cell and try to track down my kids. they can have her I could care less. after locating them I would do whatever it took to get to them. oh and hey MOMinuteman…man you need to find some help..
cr1m50n on 24 Feb 2008 at 8:53 am #
going to what tranccore said, now that I think about it, having some sort of recording equipment (visual recording) be it cameras or camcorders is extremely warranted. if WWZ has taught us anything, it is that the masses will not believe you when you tell them whats happenning. and as Toebo23 said, most of them, yourself very likely included, will be in shock. you must mentally prepare yourself to expect anything and everything. I have been doing this as long as I can remember, and I am not shocked by what I see. but it takes years to build up something like that, so we all better get cracking.
Suki on 26 Feb 2008 at 10:34 pm #
Hm, well, i’d probably be in the dining area of my school’s student union. Dinnertime it’s not that crowded with people, but lots of tables and chairs for the zombies to get around. I’d probably start by heading up the stairs, grabbing something to use as a weapon like a broken piece of chair (you’d be surprised how easy that is to find) or a custodian’s mop/broom, and possibly break open a vending machine for some peanuts (what? I had to abandon dinner). Next I’d head to the upstairs exit closest to the street and take my basic zombie attack plan from there. Usually means heading out on foot, finding some wheels and some better weaponry.
dannyray753 on 29 Feb 2008 at 11:20 pm #
well i would prob be at mcdonald’s with my significant other i would get up and break the window and we would go to my car and get to the closest gun store and then to a rv store and hotwire it and get the hell out of town and hit any small town stores i find and head to the Nevada desert (i have a zombie bug out bag in my car with maps to get to the gun store and rv store)
Littera on 29 Feb 2008 at 11:49 pm #
There are a few important things that a lot of people haven’t been taking into account:
1) most knives won’t be much use against Zombies except perhaps by throwing, since by the time you are close enough to use them the zombie is close enough to bite you, and
2)Every one is talking about back DOORS, but restaurants also usually have a few windows which, if necessary, could be broken to provide an escape.
first, let it be said that I work in a restaurant. The front door would not be much of a barrier as it is old and has windows in it, and the other doors swing,rendering them useless. However, if zombies were attacking I could easily slip out the back door which leads directly to the parking lot, along with any smart enough to stay calm and come with me. From there we could make it to our cars and make good our escape. If there are zombies in the parking lot as well, there are four options:
1)salvage weapons from whatever is handy (mops, XL frying pans, etc.) and fight our way to the cars;
2)take refuge in the basement and wait for the zombies to move on in search of fresh meat;
3)barricade ourselves in the upstairs where the owners live. Possibly climb to the roof and hope that a rescue helicopter might come to our aid.
4)barricade ourselves in the walk-in refrigerator. The door is the heaviest, so zombies probably could not get us and we would have enough food to last for a few days — however, not much chance of escape in the end.
I like lists, they are my friends and aid against zombie invasions.
ZAC Admin on 05 Mar 2008 at 10:13 pm #
“I’d grab my steak knife and my significant other and try to head for a back door, or way out of the place. If there wasn’t one, I’d head for the kitchen for a bigger knife, and then attempt to take care of the few that have breached the door. After that I would try (hopefully with the help of others) to secure the front door and try to come up with a plan to get the heck out of there.”
I like this. Short, simple, and to the point.
Is it considered a bad thing to let some of the uninformed take the initial fall to ensure your survival? Meaning, am I a horrible person to allow some innocent people to be attacked and use that distraction to escape?
Depending on where the attack comes from (I think we just assume it will be the front) will in turn dictate where my escape route will be. My plan would be to leave the building, taking any needed supplies on my way out, and getting back home where I have more planned defenses in place.
Samyoo el Jaaaackson on 07 Mar 2008 at 8:07 pm #
Well, If i was having dinner at a restaurant, id get my hands on a weapon (eg table leg, kitchen knife, broken wine bottle) and get me and my family outta there any way i could (back door, window). Id drive to my own home, pick up a couple of supplies (food, medicine, weapons) and then drive to the harbour (5 min drive from my house). Id load all the supplies into a boat, and get to the nearest island (32km away, 1.5 hour boat drive in your average 20ft motor boat). id anchor the boat in a bay, sleep and do all i need to do on the boat, only stepping on shore for supplies (there is a small settlement on the island and also, being in australia, plenty of bush tucker if you know what plants to eat).
tips:
-always go where you have to go with some kind of a weapon
-take your family, if you are alone you will suffer psycologically
-dont draw attention to yourself by making loud noises or bright lights
Anon on 07 Mar 2008 at 11:21 pm #
i would pull out my chaingun from my front right pocket…and start hosing them down
then i would detonate my bomb vest
Ryan on 11 Mar 2008 at 5:38 am #
I would break the nearest window and head the fuck out.
nobody wants to be in a restaurant where you’re the main course.
fuck that.
I don’t know about everyone else, but I’m not too obsessed with a gun that requires a FINITE AMOUNT OF MUNITIONS. I would want a halberd or katana. Something that I don’t have to reload. I’m only going to eat at samurai restaurants from now on.
ashley on 15 Mar 2008 at 9:24 pm #
After getting over the initial shock (and whilst I wish I could say I wouldn’t be surprised, that’s honestly not the case) and verified that it is indeed the end of the world, I’d grab my cutlery and start throwing it at the zombies whilst encouraging others to do the same. This is basically just to confuse them/inflict minor injuries upon them. There’s no point in barricading the door; that’s just prolonging the inevitable. I’d also ask my signifigant other to nip over to the kitchen to grab some suitable knifes for throwing or any other possible weapons.
Whilst this is going on, I’d grab the nearest fire hydrant and, when my accomplice returns from the kitchen, smash the window down. After grabbing my signifigant other, I’d gtfo of there (through the window, ofc). The knifes would be utilised if needed.
I wont go out of my way to alert the general public; basically just scream “THE ZOMBIES ARE COMING, THE ZOMBIES ARE COMING!” Surely there’d be likeminded individuals aware of the dangers of zeds, and it’s them I want to inform so that other humans may have a chance of survival. From then on I’d keep a low profile; first I’d head over to the gun store, then home (definitely not a shop; that’s just asking for trouble) for as many basic supplies (tent, bottles of water, canned food, can opener, matches, ect) as I could fit into two backpacks. i’d also bring my dog who’d be an excellent look out (he doesn’t bark or otherwise draw attention to us, but there are certain things he does whenever a stranger comes near.)
Being an Australian, driving to the bush before dumping the car and setting up the tent in an excluded location would be the next logical corse of action, and I’d go from there. Basically my aim is to get to an island. Come to think of it, a lack of a boat is a huge gap in zombie-survival…
Things to remember:
a) Zombies are evil and must be destroyed.
b) If people close to you become infected, they are now evil and must be destroyed.
c) If it comes to it, it’s coolest to go out as an hero.
Dr. Detroit on 16 Mar 2008 at 2:25 pm #
Well this scenario is indeed a problem.
I don’t eat out too often, but i do work in a kitchen, so we’ll say i’m there.
My particular place of employment is in a downtown area in a city near detroit. Lots of people would be walking around outside, posing obvious problems when zombies come knockin. However, I also know the history of this city and of where i work, which would save me: It used to be HUGE for bootleggers. There are tunnels underneath a lot of the businesses dating back to prohibition, an obvious escape route. Failing that, it is a three story building making it easy to seal off certain floors and/or escape out of a fire exit on the side of the building. I would of course have plenty of meat hammers/big ass knives at my disposal as well as bandanas to cover my face from infected blood. HARR!
headshotdeluxe on 18 Mar 2008 at 8:12 pm #
first i take my knife if i dont have chance to escape i will kill a zombie to make a way out of my home and go to the garage, take my car and run to my country house…there i have 20 cans of beens ”i think” and other foods a shotgun whit lots of shells but i cant live whit that forever..if the zombies find my home and round it i must to do a plan or that is my sentence of death
this text is a reflex…not really a plan to survive a zombie outbreak mabe i survive 3 or 4 days or in the way the zombies can stop my car…break the glass and eat me.
in a zombie outbreak you must think in the present not in the future
sean on 22 Mar 2008 at 8:37 pm #
i would either go get a knife from the kitchen because all restaurant kitchens have knives or i would pick up a chair and throw it through a window and either run or jump in my car and drive off but the streets would probably be a worse place to be because of the panicked motorists but yeah i don’t really know eh?
Platinum on 01 Apr 2008 at 11:15 am #
Knife for defense + hungry shuffler = 2 hungry shufflers…one of which has a useless knife buried in them.
Bright Pheonix on 04 Apr 2008 at 2:32 am #
Though I’m not old enough to legally carry a firearm yet, my first plan of action would be to take charge (that is, save as many people as possible, while threatening the others with immediate death if they didn’t do as I said).
Knife/broken bottles or glasses from the table in pocket.
Table front door/windows. If there’s bay windows, don’t bother tabling, just bust out through a side one when they go for the door, and run.
Should there be any zombies to penetrate the defenses, I’d be gone by then, but should I be there, decapitation with kitchen cleaver would probably be the cleanest way to go… avoid the mouth…
My significant other happens to be as adept at zombie defense as I am, so she’d be doing exactly what I’d be doing on the other side of the restaraunt. If it were a larger restaraunt like claim jumpers, I’d pick out the best exit and start directing the other people towards the other ones.
On the way out I’d set fire to the place.
Platinum on 09 Apr 2008 at 11:14 am #
Phoenix, please post what city you live in……so I can avoid it.
Again, Knife / Broken bottle for defense equals death to all who oppose the zombie horde.
A kitchen cleaver, only moderately better due to the very limited possibility of a decapitating blow.
Threaten/Kill the others who don’t follow your directions? Come get some pal, and bring your knife. My .45 has quite a bit longer range.
Set the building on fire while leaving? To what end? With all the ensuing panic, this will NOT be helpful, and will only add to the death toll as already overwhelmed emergency response teams will probably be forced (through other emergencies or traffic) to let said establishment burn, probably spreading to other, potentially defensible buildings.
Tabling windows, a good idea if the tools are available to make it secure. Escape, a better idea. Being trapped amongst probable victims only increases your chance, through the inappropriate or downright dangerous actions of the panicked masses, of becoming one of the shufflers yourself.
Now if you can trap a large group of the undead in the building before setting it ablaze, that may be a viable option. But how do we know whether or not burnt zombie juice will cause downwind infection?
Bwomp on 16 Apr 2008 at 7:24 am #
I love MOMinuteman’s answer. Wouldn’t change a thing.
Avakar on 02 May 2008 at 7:00 pm #
A restraunt…. there is potential here. If it is your normal dine-in restraunt then the majority of the tables arent bolted down, I would chug my soda for the caffeen rush, then make my way to the kitchen for any vicious tools that i might be able to find, then find the maintanance closet and quickly search for a heavy bludgoning tool like a monkey wrench. If there was a back entrance i would vacate through there (i usually check first for emergencies and park in the back) and get to my car. If there isn’t a back entrance nor an alternate emergency exit, i would use a heavy table to break a window then use another table as a shield to deflect the the undead like a battering ram until i cann get to my car, get out of there, make contact with my team and initial our zombie plan.
zupapie on 26 May 2008 at 5:52 pm #
well what i would do is go to the kitchen grab a butcher knife and stab each of em in the head (im stupid lol)
Platinum on 24 Jun 2008 at 4:30 pm #
It’s ok, zupapie, I have lots of ammo.
Unless you have a sharp point, the proper angle, and attack from the rear, a knife will only get you killed.
As I’ve stated before: Knife for defense + Attacking Zombie = 2 attacking zombies, one of which has a useless knife stuck in it.
Bennie Escobar on 06 Aug 2008 at 5:42 pm #
Hmmm… Restaraunts ARE a tough one… Basically since all my freinds are military, No need to worry about them panicking. I’d basically start overthrowing chairs and tables, just to slow em down for a bit as my freinds clear a path to the kitchen back door. As we pass through the kitchen, no doubt my freinds will pick up weapons of their own. I’m not at all in favor for the common kitchen knife. They break or bent to easily, and have no hand guard, so when you stab with them, your hand will probably slip over the blade and be cut. In this situation, best weapon is either a meat cleaver or a blunt object (Rolling pin, Dough hammer, ect). Then, it’s of to our vehicle and here’s where it gets trickey: Each person would want to go back to their house for their loved ones and personal stash. Depending on how bad the outbreak is, hopefully we all make it off the island or at least to a safe place…
Slayre on 16 Aug 2008 at 6:09 am #
i go to the kitchen, search the drawers for their long knives. then start slashing me a zombie feast
Platinum on 24 Aug 2008 at 1:24 pm #
Gadzooks. Let’s all just post without reading,eh?
Knife for defense + Attacking Zombie = 2 attacking zombies, one of which has a useless knife stuck in it
-- on 28 Sep 2008 at 8:14 pm #
If I’m lucky, there’s a first aid kit somewhere on the premises. Grab it an use it as an impromptu Whack-FAK. Cure any patrons suffering from anemia, awful pun == imploded zombie heads. Otherwise, throw as much food as you possibly can at them. Seasonings at the head might cloud their eyes and nose, restaurants with grills in the middle of the table probably have very hot grills. Chuck em at the zombie. Some Korean restaurants make a light fluffy egg-soup-thing in a stone pot, since stone pots retain much heat. These dishes cook even after they’re served due to this property. Make hasty oven mitts with napkins or table mats and chuck this at them. Worst comes to worst, try to eat the zombies yourself. You’re pretty hungry, I mean, that’s why you came to a restaurant in the first place, right?
Fullcircle on 03 Nov 2008 at 10:15 pm #
Bennie escobar has the right idea, I have to say. Flip as many tables behind you as possible while making your escape. Every little bit helps, right? Maybe shout a few helpful suggestions to the people who are lucid enough to listen and hope they make it out. If you’re in a nice fast-food chain restaraunt, (wendy’s, McD’s, BK, etc.) you could give breaking a window a try as an escape, or search for a back door.
Alternatively, I wonder whether or not zombies can find their way through a play-place thing…
jacob on 21 Nov 2008 at 8:16 pm #
look to see where everyone is crouding at and find an oposite exit mmake our way to it esape and find a direction that is not traveled by cars run and contemplate what to do next
Josh on 04 Dec 2008 at 3:29 pm #
if its at the local carrows in my home town,i would most likely sit in my usual spot which is right by the window and near the opening to the kitchen.i would jump up and run to the kitchen and grab some sort of large blunt object and bust the window open and lead any one whos still alive to jump out the window into the parking lot.there i would make my way back to my car and escape.