The six rules of fire drills

Illustration of a man bending over, with his head inside a bucket labeled 'fire'.

2024-04-04    

Rule 2. Remember that the drill is not really a drill but an exercise in begrudging consensus. When the alarm sounds, people must never just get up and leave. They must first satisfy themselves that this is not a mistake. Someone might have pressed the wrong button; that voice might yet drone “This is a test” and for once people will feel grateful.

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