Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 4983632" data-attributes="member: 12460">Day 0, November 3rd, 2020, Approx. 11:00 AM (17:00 GMT)The 7-ElevenWhen Sophie's vision clears she sees that numerous parts of the roof of the mini-mart have collapsed. The clerk is covered in debris from the collapsed roof. His right arm, head and part of his upper torso is still visible. He has a few cuts and scratches on his face and is clearly unconscious, but it is difficult to tell from here whether he is actually alive or not.Outside, the covered filling station has been ripped from the ground and burst fuel pipes are spraying gas and ethanol into the sky. The electrical charging stations appear to be shut-off by some fail-safe mechanism, otherwise you imagine the sparks would have caused an inferno by now. The smell of the gas already permeates the air around you. A few people lie on the ground here and there, not moving. You can see others running about the street in panic, but no one dares approach the gas.The SubwayAs Francisco makes his way to the shopping center, he sees that the intersection of 143rd and S. La Grange St. (Route 45) are in bad shape. Cars, vans, SUVs, and pick-up trucks are tossed everywhere and the fuel stations on three of the four corners have been nearly toppled. Each of them is spewing fuel into the air from their detached pumps. He has to be careful to move around them to avoid the noxious vapor.As he approaches the shopping center, he sees more chaos and destruction. The glass-paned entrances have all been shattered. People are running about in distress. Some dart inside for cover. Others rush outside to see what is going on or to check on loved ones. Some people just sit in the middle of the parking lot with tears streaming down their faces.Vehicles are stacked up along the north wall of the southern building making entry or exit via that direction impossible. People are flooding out the west exits in terror.The south building is an Eagle Foods supermarket (cars stacked up the north side). The west building includes a Barnes & Noble bookstore, a local Vietnamese restaurant, a night club (currently closed) called Blue 72, and an AT&T store. The small northeast building is a Chase bank. The L-shaped east building includes a Flingers restaurant, a Hobby Lobby store, a Domino's Pizza place, a Cash Advance America payday advance store, and a Tan n' Go tanning salon.</blockquote>

Verification