We used to hear these all the time back in school. I always thought it was a tornado siren but thought it was weird we'd have something like that in New Jersey. Never in a million years would i have thought it was from a nuclear power plant
There's a siren I used to hear a lot in Delaware, it was really distinctive - not this one, and I'm trying to figure out what it was. You'd think they'd actually tell the public what these various sirens mean and way of identifying if a siren going off is a test or real. If they don't tell us what they mean then what's the point of having them?
Did they not teach you about nuclear plant safety in school? We lived within the 10 miles EPZ for one, and I remember getting whole-ass nuclear safety classes in 1st grade.
My uncle's cadillac has two little Civil Defense logos on the tuning display on the radio, from the cold war where if you were being bombed you would tune to those lmao
How to survive a nuclear bomb: 1 idea: hide in the basement, if it’s 10 to 20 feet underground you should be good, cover the windows and doors with concrete, bring food and drinks that will last a few weeks, it’s the most faster way 2 idea: if you don’t have food or drinks drive away, if you know someone like your grandparents or any relatives that live far away, drive there and live there, even if you think there house is a dump, it’s a life or death situation, you have a few minutes until the bomb drops so you have to drive up to 70 to 100km an hour 3 idea: do not stare at the bomb, it will cause temporary or permanent damage to your eyes, if you don’t have a car or a motorcycle or any vehicle that can get very far away in minutes from the nuke, then just hide in the basement. If you don’t have concrete or any food or water, your dead 💀 DO NOT HIDE IN A FRIDGE
@@M4X1TR0N What if the nuke exploded uphill from me? Say the nuke explodes at the top of a mountain or hill, and my house is lower down the side or at the bottom.
imagine if they played the siren and everybody would tune into the radio station and they'd play never gonna give u up by rick astley. Would be the ultimate rick roll
We hear these all the time on the east coast. My towns fire hall misuses it all the damn time though. It’s mostly used to indicate whenever someone has won at bingo. Wish I was making that up 😒 Edit: ffs, guys, read the damn replies, I corrected myself. Christ.
Ivanna tinkle So apparently I made a mistake. It’s NOT used for bingo. That’s a lie that my aunt told me. They’re just used for whenever there’s an emergency such as a fire or a car crash or something.
I got used to these types of sirens because of all the chemical industry in my town and the surrounding area. Every first Wednesday at 12pm they would test the sirens that they use to signify a chemical leak. All the schools in the county even have special lockdowns in place just in case. At first, I would freak out because I ate lunch outside then I would realize its just Wednesday lol
I grew up in a town that is the home of my country's only nuclear power plant. There the sirens are tested on the first Monday of every month (unless that day is a national holiday, in this case they move the test to the next Monday) at 1 pm. I moved to the capital city about 10 years ago and forgot about these tests. Last year I started to work from home every day due to COVID and it turns out there are tests here too, because there is a chemical plant nearby. The only difference is the tests here are scheduled at 11 am, that gets me every time.
I may or may not have misread the title as “Here’s how the alien siren sounds” and for a moment I thought “wow, they aren’t even trying to keep it a secret anymore”.
My dad lives near it, mr and Teely Tau were at my dads, we heard it, we didn’t know it was a test, and we live only 2000 feet away from it, so we took cover, and I held onto a table for dear life, hoping this was only a dream. But that didn’t matter after we saw the news 😅
If they're going to do a test, then everyone should be notified ahead of time so no one panics. Having an alarm blare for 5 minutes is an extreme waste of time for those who could be using that time to get to a safe distance.
@@agentmaryland1239 they most likely test at the same time on the same day of every month. I know around here tornado siren tests are the first Monday of every month at noon.
Northern Luzon, Philippines We use them as a alarm clock for the city. We ring them once in 6:00 am(breakfast), 11:30am(lunch), 6:00 pm (go home not dinner). It is really annoying sometimes because our class starts at 7:00 am in the morning.
We have sirens like this in Iowa where I live except it's for tornadoes. I've gotten used to them. They test 'em every Monday at 12:00 PM I think. All I know is that if they're on for more than 1 minute you're in trouble.
fun fact: the siren heard in this video is called an ASC Tempest 121 or T-121 for short, this is omni-directional siren made by american signal corporation. and why do i know this stuff? well bc im a siren enthusiasist
I'm confused on the meaning of the sign... If the siren sounds for 3-5 minutes, then tune the radio...? Or is it: If the siren sounds, tune the radio and listen to it for 3-5 minutes?
@@technicalthug How, where or when do they overlap? I'm imagining since (for option 1) they said to listen to the siren for 3-5 minutes... That means the siren likely has more than one meaning - that meaning conveyed by how long the siren blasts. My guess, a test or something like that if it rings for 6-7+ minutes, or a "Get to cover immediately" if it rings for 1-2 minutes. So, with this option, if it rings for at least 3 minutes, then listen to the radio. Otherwise, it's: If it rings, then immediately listen to the radio for at least 3 minutes.
Indian here. As a person who had their parents as the part of Bhopal gas tragedy.Just listening to their story traumatizes me. in school at exactly 9 am i here that and i feel traumatized. and after seeing if it rings fr 3 to 5 mins. i am feeling traumatized
Do the people who live near these plants always have an emergency package ready, clothes, essential supplies etc? Is there a plan with the next town in case of evacuation? I assume there's a well rehearsed course of action.
Nope. They wouldn't have enough time. So it's always up to you if you prepare well. But remeber: if you hear the sirens it's mostly to late to do something. (I am now referring to the scenarios where radiation pollution occurs in the environment).
This is untrue. Modern generation 3 and 4 nuclear power plants are inherently safe - i.e. when they lose cooling and begin to meltdown, the reaction stops, and they won't runaway like Chernobyl. The plant may sound the siren and call for evacuation if they know something isn't working properly, and could lead to small amounts of radioactive debris from being expelled. You probably won't even get an x-ray's worth if you evacuate with the siren.
@@shhmule I want to make a Chernobyl joke about the X-Ray thing, but 1: it's been done to death already, and 2: I don't want to sound like I'm shooting down your comment, which I agree with.
@@rprince418 People seem to think Nuclear energy is dangerous. It is, in the wrong hands. It's the nuclear waste which we don't yet have a solution to. You can safely argue that current Nuclear Fission reactors are safer than the planned Nuclear Fusion designs.
Not true i have a nbc protection gas mask and a full suit for it with multiple filters umm few feet away from me where i always am in my house so i think if you have minutes thats enough may ask why have all that well because im next to a nuclear power plant
I grew up a handful of miles from the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Plant that is in Pennsylvanian. First Wednesday of every month at 1pm the sirens would go off for a min for testing. Eventually you didnt even notice them anymore.
I used to live in Essex County but moved to Dade county in Florida. Now I have to deal with Florida Power and Light testing the Sirens for the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant one every month on a Friday. On a *FRIDAY* !
Should just be some guy yelling
“Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit”
NO NO NO, BAD BAD, VERY BAD!
Yes haha 🤣
@@Chainshot91 but its what the people inside the control room will be saying as they overdose on Gamma radiation
@@Chainshot91 I’ll be your first sub
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-
When a mosquito is close to your ear
Lmao
Lmaoooo
Relatable
Ernő Makra lol
Ernő Makra yep
When you pause the video and the siren doesn't stop
I live right in between 9 power plants so that would scare the sh*t out of me
@@saintpatrick7673 I live near one, and the sirens are going off, im scared lol
I don't live near of a nuclear power plant so I'm not to scared
Nani
@@akkoza r/thathappened
So long as the siren doesn;t get up and start walking, I'll be ok
Yeeeeee
_siren head o.o_
Siren starts speaking random shit.
@@YourDeadMommy ohhhhu shiitttt
@@YourDeadMommy awesome
If the owl was real, it isn’t any more.
It isn't, but that doesn't mean it hasn't gone deaf because of the sirens ;v;
It was a punishment from the Duolingo Owl
@@JetFalcon710 it keeps birds off of there, like a scarecrow.
@@joermnyc Yeah, I saw one on top of a pole at a shipyard once
It didn't fly off when the sirens started, so I'm assuming it's a statue. Maybe it's a sort of scarecrow to keep birds from landing on it?
That end of the world sound
*end of that area of New Jersey sound
Ikr
@@tobywainleft8582 LOL
Final flash of existence
I guess New Jersey's main goal is to blow up, and then act like it don't know nobodayy *psychotic laughter ensues*
0:06 that owl must be deaf by now
Edit: Thanks for the likes! I never have had a comment go over 100 likes, let alone 4k
Big time
I think its fake
its fake lol
@@CazicTheProtogen The fake owl is deaf then XD
@@mrrexychomp9829 *mind size: mega*
We used to hear these all the time back in school. I always thought it was a tornado siren but thought it was weird we'd have something like that in New Jersey. Never in a million years would i have thought it was from a nuclear power plant
I mean it could still be many things, air sirens are used for various types of emergencys.
There's a siren I used to hear a lot in Delaware, it was really distinctive - not this one, and I'm trying to figure out what it was.
You'd think they'd actually tell the public what these various sirens mean and way of identifying if a siren going off is a test or real. If they don't tell us what they mean then what's the point of having them?
where in jersey is this? i live in north jersey
Was that at hope creek or oyster creek in Lacey?
Did they not teach you about nuclear plant safety in school? We lived within the 10 miles EPZ for one, and I remember getting whole-ass nuclear safety classes in 1st grade.
My uncle's cadillac has two little Civil Defense logos on the tuning display on the radio, from the cold war where if you were being bombed you would tune to those lmao
Wow, relics of a bygone era. Do those channels still work if something were to happen today?
@@hectorarias9516 only if a radio station has adopted said station number
@@hectorarias9516 well probably not, cold war is over and the Civil Defense is basically defunct.
Now they just broadcast about parking back up at the airport on the old low-watt civil defense frequencies. They're just over the normal am band.
Just the term "Civil Defense" is haunting.
"I think it's ironic that for once dad's butt prevented the release of toxic gas" - Bart Simpson
I watched this then got an ad about cooking in the toilet like wtf
The wonders of the internet
I’m sorry
w h a t
What the hell lmao
😂Whattt
Wish ads be like
My college was near a chemistry plant thingy and only once the siren went off and I shat myself, sounded just like this
Deaf people: “why is everyone panicking for no reason?”
Deaf: "And why is there black smoke rising from the nuclear reactor?"
I know this a joke but i think that if this happens they can feel the vibrations of the siren idk tho
@@mongeau98Deaf: And why did I just get an additional arm?
Generally sirens are loud enough that you can feel the vibrations when they go off
I do feel like they could at least put some lights on them or something
How to survive a nuclear bomb:
1 idea: hide in the basement, if it’s 10 to 20 feet underground you should be good, cover the windows and doors with concrete, bring food and drinks that will last a few weeks, it’s the most faster way
2 idea: if you don’t have food or drinks drive away, if you know someone like your grandparents or any relatives that live far away, drive there and live there, even if you think there house is a dump, it’s a life or death situation, you have a few minutes until the bomb drops so you have to drive up to 70 to 100km an hour
3 idea: do not stare at the bomb, it will cause temporary or permanent damage to your eyes, if you don’t have a car or a motorcycle or any vehicle that can get very far away in minutes from the nuke, then just hide in the basement. If you don’t have concrete or any food or water, your dead 💀
DO NOT HIDE IN A FRIDGE
What if my house is on a hill? Like you know the nuke explodes up the hill
Alpha Gametauri what do you mean?
@@M4X1TR0N What if the nuke exploded uphill from me? Say the nuke explodes at the top of a mountain or hill, and my house is lower down the side or at the bottom.
Alpha Gametauri how high though
@@M4X1TR0N my house is 200 ish feet below the top of the hill
imagine if they played the siren and everybody would tune into the radio station and they'd play never gonna give u up by rick astley. Would be the ultimate rick roll
Then the power plant actually explodes
Never gonna bomb you up
@@georgemill8822 A for effort, f for execution
@@georgemill8822 Never gonna die in town
@@fionanolastname3771 Never gonna run around and avoid the bomb
Is no one gonna talk about the owl at the beginning 😂
that's a dummy to keep birds and bats out. we have some in my town to keep them from building nests in certain places.
Irfan Jamaluddin I have a pic of my owl
It is fake owl so that birds don't make a nest on the siren which could clog it.
Nothing in this world is real nomore!
I just noticed
We hear these all the time on the east coast.
My towns fire hall misuses it all the damn time though. It’s mostly used to indicate whenever someone has won at bingo.
Wish I was making that up 😒
Edit: ffs, guys, read the damn replies, I corrected myself. Christ.
Hazardous 088 that’s messed up right there.
Ivanna tinkle
So apparently I made a mistake. It’s NOT used for bingo. That’s a lie that my aunt told me.
They’re just used for whenever there’s an emergency such as a fire or a car crash or something.
Ivanna tinkle
Oh and it’s also used for drills.
We still do hear it all the time though. At least once a day ...
Is it because of you
Sean J
Ha! Original 😒
I got used to these types of sirens because of all the chemical industry in my town and the surrounding area. Every first Wednesday at 12pm they would test the sirens that they use to signify a chemical leak. All the schools in the county even have special lockdowns in place just in case. At first, I would freak out because I ate lunch outside then I would realize its just Wednesday lol
*Chemicals leak*
*Sirens sound*
Me who has no idea what day it is, "Damn my milk just expired"
What if there's actually a chemical leak at 12pm on a Wednesday 😂
I grew up in a town that is the home of my country's only nuclear power plant. There the sirens are tested on the first Monday of every month (unless that day is a national holiday, in this case they move the test to the next Monday) at 1 pm. I moved to the capital city about 10 years ago and forgot about these tests. Last year I started to work from home every day due to COVID and it turns out there are tests here too, because there is a chemical plant nearby. The only difference is the tests here are scheduled at 11 am, that gets me every time.
Citizens when the siren goes on for 3 minutes and 1 second: “Seems to be going for a while now, right Martha 😅☢️?”
Lived here, this is in Salem county NJ. It was unexpected when me and my fiance heard it and we freaked cuz we're so used to the city😂
I may or may not have misread the title as “Here’s how the alien siren sounds” and for a moment I thought “wow, they aren’t even trying to keep it a secret anymore”.
When Homer forgets to turn on the coolant
Lmao
homer is sleeping on his side again
I just listened to this like 5 times....is that weird ?
Yep
I Will put this on mornings for wake up running
Yeah you're like so random and an individual. Nobody is as creative and random as you.
NO
I did too I don’t know why
For anyone wondering, that first siren note is around a C (but slightly flat)
I wasn't wondering, but I'm glad I know now.
Didn’t really need to know but thanks
@@samvache2840 Yeah, C# 😂
@@joke4866musically speaking
I live in New Castle Country Delaware, and I can see this thing on the horizon from 20 miles away. It is absolutely massive.
My dad lives near it, mr and Teely Tau were at my dads, we heard it, we didn’t know it was a test, and we live only 2000 feet away from it, so we took cover, and I held onto a table for dear life, hoping this was only a dream. But that didn’t matter after we saw the news 😅
Let' be honest when the siren sounds for 5 minutes it's too late anyway.
Yeah taking time is your enemy when an incident occurs and the alarm shouldn't sound that long no matter what
If they're going to do a test, then everyone should be notified ahead of time so no one panics. Having an alarm blare for 5 minutes is an extreme waste of time for those who could be using that time to get to a safe distance.
Why is that?
@@agentmaryland1239 Wasn't the public informed of the test? And does the alarm sounding prevent you from getting to a safe distance?
@@agentmaryland1239 they most likely test at the same time on the same day of every month. I know around here tornado siren tests are the first Monday of every month at noon.
video: exists
youtube 2 years later: ah yes it is needed to be in the recommendations
I'm so glad I know what the alert sirens sound like at the N.J nuke plant. Just in case
... as I sit at my desk in my office in Taipei
Lol happened to me to
Yep
Well, it's been over a week since the sirens went off, and I'm feeling just fine! Typing this with 3 hands yo all.
I don't have an extra leg since I have a third one already
But, now I have three hands for that leg
0:09 What i hear when everything is dead quiet
tinnitus be like
relatable
same :')
Yeah Haha... *crys*
Thats called pressure drop... I had it sometimes
Sounds like my wii freezing
Oh yeah, the Wii U makes that kinda sound too.
my wii never freezes 🤣
Came for the sirens, stayed for the bright flash, left 😞.
Plot twist: it's not the siren, it's the owl at 0:05 that makes the sound
It was actually the owl making that sound
Why so many casualties? "we were tuning the radio"
I was watching this in school, and when the teacher spoke the siren went off and for 23 seconds I thought it was how it sounded
HuRr DuRr tEaChEr SoUnDs LiKe sIrEn hUrR DuRr 🤡🤡
@@Eire_Aontaithe h
@@cf1925 Yes
argh
I thought to myself "let me go see the comments for comedy"
One of the most terrifying sounds ever.
it is even scarier when living in a world like the fear the walking dead......
At 0:00: A sign reads: "If siren sounds for 3 to 5 minutes, tune to Radio to 97.3 FM". Do people still listen to radio today?
If you don't want to die you probably should when they ask and sirens are going off
@@lilac9346 You're right about it.
Its just in case of a nuclear meltdown
Yea duh 🙄
*Some people still have radios but don't use them*
*Well, that's what I've seen*
Damn it Homer, we told you no more donuts on the machines
When the siren continues for 3-5 minutes 💀
I can genuinely listen this in my daily life. its cool
When you wake up at 3AM and you see your brother eating all your cheetos:
Heard this once a week in the town I grew up in. We lived within a 15-mile radius of the nearest plant.
If siren sounds turn to radio 97.3 FM
Radio 97.3: "And now lets play Katy Perry old hit Fireworks!"
they better have a gtr
Followed by Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire.
They activated the siren to make the owl leave.
Northern Luzon, Philippines
We use them as a alarm clock for the city. We ring them once in 6:00 am(breakfast), 11:30am(lunch), 6:00 pm (go home not dinner).
It is really annoying sometimes because our class starts at 7:00 am in the morning.
When you’re in a room of silence.
Petition for them to make this “uh this is Garry from the power plant, we’re f***d”
We have sirens like this in Iowa where I live except it's for tornadoes. I've gotten used to them. They test 'em every Monday at 12:00 PM I think. All I know is that if they're on for more than 1 minute you're in trouble.
We hear something very much like this all the time in most of the Midwest. Tornado sirens.
I'm from Minnesota, sounds right
@@haydenborgheiinck1151 Nebraska myself.
The plant near me uses a different toned siren, sounds more like some 80s computer noise
my dad works at an oil refinery that has a siren that goes off every Wednesday and it sounds like a legit air raid siren.
Your ears when you're in a quiet room:
fun fact: the siren heard in this video is called an ASC Tempest 121 or T-121 for short, this is omni-directional siren made by american signal corporation. and why do i know this stuff? well bc im a siren enthusiasist
Sounds like my home towns Siren to call the volunteer fire department... It also goes off at 6:00 PM every day
I live near that and I just heard it
Remind me in twenty years when UA-cam recommends this again lmao.
That car really scared me, I expected explosion after that screen shake
"The joke is on them. If there is a core meltdown, there won't be any power to sound that siren" Ahhh hahaha
That’s not how it works, you still have power
@@user-10021 Hmmmm, I dunno why, but, I think they were quoting someone, Idk, maybe it's the "quotation marks" as they call it
@@trollololol7882 I suppose they aren't Simpsons fans.
ua-cam.com/video/pk2fWMkM0do/v-deo.html
Why this kind of sirens gives me chills on my back?
I'm confused on the meaning of the sign...
If the siren sounds for 3-5 minutes, then tune the radio...?
Or is it:
If the siren sounds, tune the radio and listen to it for 3-5 minutes?
@@technicalthug
How, where or when do they overlap?
I'm imagining since (for option 1) they said to listen to the siren for 3-5 minutes... That means the siren likely has more than one meaning - that meaning conveyed by how long the siren blasts. My guess, a test or something like that if it rings for 6-7+ minutes, or a "Get to cover immediately" if it rings for 1-2 minutes.
So, with this option, if it rings for at least 3 minutes, then listen to the radio.
Otherwise, it's: If it rings, then immediately listen to the radio for at least 3 minutes.
i think if it sounds for 5 minutes , may there be a problem or something and you need too get the news on the radio
For some reason, hearing the start of the siren, I imagined the Fallout 4 theme to kick in
Knowing me id just sleep though that shit. God forbid if one streetlight is outside shining on me tho lol
An ASC T-121... impressive.
Should be "OHHHHH HELLLLLL NOOOOOOO"
Yes it should 🤣🤣🤣
Should be hell to the nah to the nah nah nah
Thank you youtube for this recommendation
0:26 - wonder where that ambulance was going... o_O
@@onthemainlinewisconsin566 instead of calling me a dumbass make yourself useful and tell everyone what the hell this is 0:26
@@jankyredstoner that looks like some sort of Maintenance Vehicle... probably from the Power Plant
That signs existence tells me someone hasn't forgotten to set the timer yet...
*yet*
0:00 Imagine tuning in to 97.3FM scared as shit and your ass just gets Rick Rolled 💀
97.3 is "Blazin' Hip-hop and R&B" in my area
Indian here. As a person who had their parents as the part of Bhopal gas tragedy.Just listening to their story traumatizes me. in school at exactly 9 am i here that and i feel traumatized. and after seeing if it rings fr 3 to 5 mins. i am feeling traumatized
Why did this lowkey sound like the bell at my middle school
Because you have to grab your radio and turn it to station 97.3
Your school was not only THE bomb
it was the A bomb
My man the owl is just sitting on the sirens like a G
Me for absolutely no reason at 3am: InTeReStInG
Do the people who live near these plants always have an emergency package ready, clothes, essential supplies etc? Is there a plan with the next town in case of evacuation? I assume there's a well rehearsed course of action.
Nope. They wouldn't have enough time. So it's always up to you if you prepare well. But remeber: if you hear the sirens it's mostly to late to do something. (I am now referring to the scenarios where radiation pollution occurs in the environment).
🇬🇧 - So, they just hide in their basement and die? I would get into my car/pick-up truck and drive to the next state
@@samuelfellows6923 That's why it is up to you how you prepare. But it is very likely that you are already contaminated. 🤷♂️
0:08 siren head be like: im just gonna be here and just prank people
ow my brain
I'm from a small town in Nebraska and our tornado sirens are the same tone. I hear that every first Wednesday of the month
ASC T-121's cool
It's just kind of sad that they didn't show the wind up.
“If siren sounds from 3-5 minutes, tune radio to 97.3 FM”
The guy with a plug in radio:
Once you hear this sound you're already dead.
This is untrue. Modern generation 3 and 4 nuclear power plants are inherently safe - i.e. when they lose cooling and begin to meltdown, the reaction stops, and they won't runaway like Chernobyl.
The plant may sound the siren and call for evacuation if they know something isn't working properly, and could lead to small amounts of radioactive debris from being expelled.
You probably won't even get an x-ray's worth if you evacuate with the siren.
@@shhmule I want to make a Chernobyl joke about the X-Ray thing, but 1: it's been done to death already, and 2: I don't want to sound like I'm shooting down your comment, which I agree with.
@@rprince418 People seem to think Nuclear energy is dangerous. It is, in the wrong hands. It's the nuclear waste which we don't yet have a solution to.
You can safely argue that current Nuclear Fission reactors are safer than the planned Nuclear Fusion designs.
Not true i have a nbc protection gas mask and a full suit for it with multiple filters umm few feet away from me where i always am in my house so i think if you have minutes thats enough may ask why have all that well because im next to a nuclear power plant
It is according to hollywood and green energy propaganda
The drop in pitch gave me goosebumps bro😭😭
A nuclear meltdown at the power plant happened at my town
Which town
@@Thomas-qg7vy I don't remember it was 3 years ago
@@jamesdon320
No... No it didn't.
Yes it did
@@astygmatyzm9071 yes it did
I ain’t gonna lie that almost sounds like a thunderbolt 1000
siren head just viben
I grew up a handful of miles from the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Plant that is in Pennsylvanian. First Wednesday of every month at 1pm the sirens would go off for a min for testing. Eventually you didnt even notice them anymore.
*The siren sounds*
*Me playing Fortnite* Dude one more minute I need this win!
Well, you still have 2 minutes after you finish, then some shit might happen.
haha hahahaha i am laughing rn lemme tell ya😐
F*ck, I started having flashbacks of the original “Silent Hill” game! LMAO. 😱🎮💀😂
Radiation detox sold by LBK Soap Company at Etsy better safe than sorry!
Thank you New Jersey, very cool!
I was wondering lol
0:07 the owl is vibing top of the siren like nothing happened💀
That's a decoy
Sirenhead is inspired by this..🙂
Sirenheads sound was an alternate wail. Not a single high pitch drop siren.
That car at The End Was Like: 'I Dont Care i Continue Driving"💀
Doing a great job keep it up
It's all fun and games until you still hear it after pausing 💀
If it’s NJ it should be someone screaming “shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit” or an angry car horn 😭🖐🏻
I used to live in Essex County but moved to Dade county in Florida. Now I have to deal with Florida Power and Light testing the Sirens for the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant one every month on a Friday. On a *FRIDAY* !
it's the tgif siren, then
Damn imagine hearing this, looking out of the window, seeing a massive fire and a TV/radio saying to evacuate as far as possible
Is that the Salem Nuclear Power Plant? If it is then Bruce Willis worked there and I can see it from my house across the Delaware Bay.
Me listening to This at 3 am on full volume, My Neighbors:
0:01 "alternatively if you see a firery wreck coming from the reactor, run the opposite way" that should be on that sign