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(#13) That's Not What Flashlights Are For
From Redditor /u/WildyMegaWolf:
For some reason people like to put the flashlight that one of our rooms has in their mouth when they know they aren't the only ones who have used them. Some people put them between their legs, in the crack of their [butt] as a joke, and not to mention just roll around the ground a majority of the time.
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(#9) Some Magnetic Personalities There
From Redditor /u/MrKerk:
I saw a man eat a magnet. There are rubber snakes in the room and one has a magnet in its mouth. He thought he should do as the snake did.
He offered it back, but we told him once he found it he could keep it.
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(#4) It's A Rule- and Judgment-Free Zone
From Redditor /u/theleviwasbr1:
One time I had a group of kind of redneck people come in and they all smelled funny. We assumed it was some weird pot and just got them in the room.
One of the weirder gentlemen went outside in the middle of the game and came back in and released a large cloud of smoke into the room. After they failed to escape, we took their picture and the same guy screams "All right guys, let's go smoke some more m*th!"
We still don't have rules against this.
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(#1) The Thirst Is Real(ly Bad)
From Redditor /u/SartresChill:
We had a group that was evidently high. They weren't disruptive or anything, so we just briefed them, and took them to their room. So far so good.
We have cameras and microphones inside the rooms, that way we know what hints to give out. [A]nother important thing is that the room they were at had a small fountain, and since the particular aesthetic of this room was dusty, that water was filthy. I'm talking murky, brown-yellow, mud-water.
At one point one of the guys says he is thirsty, and proceeds to stick his mouth onto the fountain's stream and take a hefty gulp of the sh*t-water. We spend a second of shock/guffaw, and tell them that drinking the f*cking water isn't part of the puzzle.
The guy reads the hint and just says "that's alright." He proceeded to do the same thing four times and drank the whole fountain (small fountain, but still like a gallon of mud-water).
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(#5) Ultimate Family Secret
From Redditor /u/nadroj37:
If a group doesn't show up 10 minutes before their start time, we call to ask if they're making their way or not.
Well this guy put his home phone number and when we called, his wife answered, but she had no idea what we were talking about. We asked for her name and she wasn't on any booking information, so we assumed it was a wrong number.
Well the husband shows up with A DIFFERENT FAMILY. She seemed to be his girlfriend by the way they flirted in the room, and she also had kids.
Then, when they escaped, he refused to have his picture taken. We called that event "the night of Affair Guy."
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(#18) A Regular Sherlock Holmes
From Redditor /u/Dank_Pickles:
We give people a box for them to bring in, so they can store their belongings while they play. One time, about halfway in, an inquisitive older man started going through their own stuff. He pulled out a purse and shouts "Guys, I found some... this is our stuff isn't it?" It was hilarious.
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Escape Room is a multiplayer game that requires players to cooperate to complete decryption, adventure, and plot. Realistic scenes, clever mechanisms, NPC excitement, and complex puzzles, these elements bring players a rich and exciting sensory experience, making room escape games popular with more and more young players. In recent years, a large number of escape room game experience shops have emerged, and a large number of loyal players have also appeared.
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