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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UnDfind" data-source="post: 856017" data-attributes="member: 2744">Jeremy:  The door is sturdy and reinforced, you end up having to shoot the lock off._________________________________________________Everyone:  Inside the warehouse is an office that appears to have been thoroughly cleaned out.  Only a few dirty papers litter the dusty floor.  Further inside you get to the main warehouse itself.  It is filled almost entirely with chemical spill kits.  If anyone wants to investigate, the crates are marked "Emergency Hazardous Spill Clean Up Kit."  They contain all sorts of things:10 pairs of thick nitrola gloves.10 emergency respirators10 plastic face shields2 lbs of chalk2 lbs of charcoal10 red bags marked "Hazardous Waste"10 pamphlets on cleaning up hazardous chemical spillsAssorted odds and ends for cleanup (nylon brooms and the like).There are also a few dozen crates marked "Nuclear Radiation Protective Equipment."  Inside each are:1 geiger counter2 pamphlets on proper use of nuclear protective equipment2 white radiation suits, with mask4 compressed gas oxygen canisters for the suits.10 strips of radioactive sensitive tape, with instructions (tell you how much radiation you've been exposed to, etc...)Other than that, this place is empty.________________________________________________Ben:  There is a bicycle shop in town.  The door is locked, but it has a glass display window.</blockquote>