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What horrid luck :( I hope you and your coworkers feel better soon
Bet that shift left you out of breath
it's one of the most UNCOMFORTABLE ways to die
Comfortable or not, most of us don't want to worry about dying when we go to work.
I love comments like this. "They say..." is normally an opening into a totally uneducated or badly researched opinion sprouted as fact.
That is terrifying. Hope you're feeling fine and can make some money out of the ordeal!
You have my sympathy OP, I recently got heat stroke at work, without leaving the building, since our air conditioning broke. With at least 6 machines with large motors going and two food warmers and an oven going, well it certainly felt hotter in the store, then outside the store. It's a little better now, but still not good enough.
Did the store have carbon monoxide detectors? Carbon monoxide poisoning is a silent killer. I'm glad you and your coworkers got out in time.
I'm not sure where OP is from, but where I live we have a law that requires you to have CO detectors because it is so dangerous.
Why does nobody ask why the hell you got so high carbon monoxide values in a store?
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I'm glad you're in good enough health to post this FML.
Workers' Comp ? Best wishes for prompt recovery, OP.