r/mildlyinfuriating 21d ago

Infuriatig School hallway before/after downgrade, painful watch 🫩

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u/RoytjePoytjeGamez 21d ago edited 21d ago

Looks like a hall for a doctors office or something. If I didn't know this was a school and I had to guess, I'd definitely say it's a hall at the hospital or smth

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u/amccaffe1 21d ago

The word you are looking for is institution. You know, like a prison.

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u/OkCaterpillar8941 21d ago

My thoughts exactly. Let's suck all the joy out of the most carefree and exciting time of life and start the institutionaling instead.

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u/SF-S31 20d ago

Getting them ready for the cubicle life. Another brick in the wall. smh

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u/statelytetrahedron 20d ago

Holy shit that song isn't about an actual wall at all is it?

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u/KillerKian 20d ago

Sure it is! Just not one that you can see..

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u/Zestyclose-Will-3102 20d ago

Haha what about wonderwall? Don’t disappoint me a second time today.

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u/BackupPaleRider 20d ago

schools don't teach you to think creatively, they teach you how to belong in the industrial workforce

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u/Very_Type_C 21d ago

It takes some psychopathy to like this

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u/SweaterSteve1966 21d ago

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u/yard_ranger 20d ago

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

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u/Hesitation-Marx 20d ago

ā€œOkay, but was I wrong?ā€

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u/Reddituser809 20d ago

Nah next time tell her to form a band of like minded kids. Then when things get too far run a coup.

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u/zues64 20d ago

Yes this is an excellent time to teach them about domestic insurgency and urban gorrilla tactics

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u/PresentRaspberry6814 20d ago

You can get paid for it!

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u/Reddituser809 20d ago

I should. I will teach them how to run a successful coup, as well as how to face the consequences of their actions with pride once it inevitably unravels and they get captured.

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u/Diggerollo 20d ago

They need to let the teachers know they’re revolting children living in revolting times.

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u/shandangalang 20d ago

I could hear this gif so fucking clearly in my head

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u/Forward-Variety-8440 20d ago

I WANT MY CIGARETTES NURSE RATCHET

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u/Wavy_Grandpa 21d ago

I re-he-he-he-heeeaaaally don’t like that paint jobĀ 

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u/PrismDoug 20d ago

Oh give it up, Perry!

Hit me, Donny!

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u/WeaselWazzule 20d ago

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u/oxcore 20d ago

ā€œLadies and gentleman, allow me to present you man not caring.ā€ lives in my head rent free.

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u/MisterShmitty 20d ago

"Wrong wrong wrong wrong, wrong wrong wrong wrong. You're wrong!"

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u/LeanOnMe4816 20d ago

ā€œOnly thing I care less about is Hugh Jackman.ā€ šŸ˜‚

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u/CeruleanSovereign 21d ago

That's a perfect description, she even put bars on the walls to make kids feel trapped

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u/i_m_a_bean 20d ago

I thought that was corrugated metal at first, like they were in a shopping container

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u/Poh-r-ka-mdonna 21d ago

I thought about a mental hospital, awful choice of colors for what I suppose is an elementary school

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u/iboneyandivory 21d ago

The bars subliminally reinforce and confirm that you're in for the duration with no chance of escape.

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u/snarbuckle 20d ago

And what duration is that, you may ask? However long they want to keep you in

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u/Northern_Wyven_63 21d ago

Aren't mental hospitals and such normal a more cream tone? I read somewhere it's meant to be calming

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u/Downtown_Recover5177 20d ago

It varies. I’ve worked in 4 psych hospitals and institutions. Green, blue, white, gray and cream are common. Laurel Ridge in San Antonio has fucking exposed brick walls all over the place. Perfect for bashing your head into…

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u/yuccasinbloom 20d ago

My friend does intake at a pysch unit. Bricks sound like a poor choice considering the stories she tells me

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u/Ok-Ear9289 21d ago

Can’t have any kind of stimulant now. šŸ˜‘šŸ˜•

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u/DeltaBravo831 21d ago

But do the students get a Pepsi?

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u/amccaffe1 20d ago

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u/Hamilton-Beckett 20d ago

I was in my room and I was just like, staring at the walls thinking about everything, but then again, I was thinking about nothing.

And then my mom came in, and I didn't even know she was there.

She called my name and I didn't hear her and then she started screaming, "Mike! Mike!"

And I go, "What? What's the matter?"

She goes, "What's the matter with you?"

I go, "There's nothing wrong, mom"

She goes, "Don't tell me that, you're on DRUGS!ā€

I go, "No mom, I'm not on drugs, I'm okay, I'm just thinking, you know? Why don't you get me a Pepsi?"

She goes, "No, you're on DRUGS!ā€

I go, "Mom, I'm okay, I'm just thinking"

And she goes, "No, you're not thinking, you're on drugs. Normal people don't act that way"

I go, "Mom, just get me a Pepsi, please? All I want is a Pepsi" AND SHE WOULDN’T GIVE IT TO ME!ā€

All I wanted was a Pepsi

Just one Pepsi

And she wouldn't give it to me

Just a Pepsi

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u/dawnzig 20d ago

Institutionalized! Such an amazing song (and shows, back in the day)

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u/DerFeuerDrache 20d ago

They just wanted a Pepsi!

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u/Fluid_Fee_2239 21d ago

I actually think this used to be a hall for a pediatric doctor or something similar. I think we're being misled.

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u/Educational-Wing2042 21d ago

This is obvious by the fact that there’s a laundry room right there. Schools generally don’t even have laundry facilities, much less mixed in with the classrooms

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u/Fly4620 20d ago

I worked at a preK and we didĀ 

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u/Skizot_Bizot 20d ago

I think it's potentially a really small school. The hallways are too narrow for a normal public school. Unless it's a side hallway or something. Cant have hordes of students and teachers flow into that hallway each day.

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u/Fraxinus2018 20d ago

Most schools have laundry facilities for the custodians and food service staff. You probably just never noticed. How do you think they wash their mops and towels?

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u/RussMaGuss 20d ago

Most schools have contracts with companies like Cintas for uniforms, towels etc. More cost and time efficient than having a janitor doing laundry on top of all their other duties

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u/bunbunnnnn8 20d ago

I think when you say "most" you mean in "most" cities. Smaller towns don't have Cintas or the like,

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u/Fraxinus2018 20d ago

I'm assuming we're both using the modifier "most" anecdotally. All the public schools I attended in my youth (military family, so we moved a lot) and all the schools I've taught in across multiple states over the years had on site laundry. There were mostly smaller schools, so I'm guessing that's a key factor.

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u/No-Albatross-7984 20d ago

How do you know that? I work at a library, and we have a laundry room. Wouldn't be a stretch to expect one in a schoolĀ 

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u/Western-Sport500 20d ago

Our high school had one in the home ec area. Even after home ec went to the wayside (such a shame), the facilities were maintained as a classroom and a place for accidents (periods, certain other problems).

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u/RoytjePoytjeGamez 21d ago

Yeah not much context is really given, I'm not on these "scrolling platforms" (except Reddit) so I don't even know the full video, or creator, or even context

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u/Mbrennt 21d ago

There's a laundry room. I'm sure a couple schools have laundry rooms for whatever reason. I don't think thats 100% disqualifiying the premise. But it makes me extremely skeptical this is just a school getting repainted to boring colors.

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u/JeebusChristBalls 21d ago

Assuming it's even a school. You only think that because OP said it. OP is just some rando posting for internet points. Authentic posters show up in the comments, not just post and move on.

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u/Lissypooh628 20d ago

Exactly. For all we know, this could have been a children’s wing at a hospital. Then a new Children’s hospital was built, so this is now a different specialty, so they had to do away with the mural since it’s not geared towards kids anymore. Who knows. šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

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u/Odisseo1983 21d ago

Right, it gave me 1000% hospital vibes.

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u/Fluid_Fee_2239 21d ago edited 20d ago

I want to read the comments, what's the source? For some reason, you cropped out the original source and muted it?

Something tells me there's more to this story. Why does a "school" this small have a laundry room? EDIT: Okay, I hear you! šŸ˜…

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u/TA_Lax8 21d ago

Pure speculation, but with how narrow the hallway is, it having carpet, rooms pretty tightly spaced, low ceilings (for a school) without much natural light. I'm betting this was a a pre-school/daycare or a learning center. They are commonly renting a wing of an office building.

Gonna also speculate that this was recently converted from being that to something else by a new tenant with the painter in the video being that. So it's no longer for kids

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u/jupitermoonflow 20d ago

I agree. She still made it ugly tho

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u/Spugheddy 20d ago

I agree. Looks like a dentists office that pitches you cancer screenings 4x in 1 visit.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Ad7606 20d ago

To be fair my cancer center is actually way more cheerful than this.

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u/Dense-Consequence-70 20d ago

Maybe it is that

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u/nitrogenlegend 20d ago

Yeah would’ve been better off just going with the grey as a solid color instead of the ugly stripes. Would’ve saved a ton of time and a decent bit of money too.

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u/JeebusChristBalls 21d ago

There is literally more to this story. That video is obviously and intentionally cut short for a reason. OP is a phony.

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u/New_Thing1367 21d ago

Big fat phony

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u/smatteredpie 20d ago

You know who lives here? A big phony lives here!

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u/LumpyBuy8447 20d ago

I bet their hat comes right off!

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u/trix_is_for_kids 20d ago

It’s just engagement bait. This space is certainly no longer for children

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u/Useful-Possibility80 20d ago

Maybe its being renovated for a commercial purpose.

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u/verify_b4_sharing 21d ago

Ā I think it's really helpful to ask yourself two questions whenever you see anything on the internet.

  1. Would I know what was happening in this video if there wasn't a caption giving context?

  2. Do I have any reason to trust the context I was provided? For example, does it provide evidence I can verify? Is this a creator or news source that I know to be reliable?Ā 

The answers are almost always no for almost anything served up on a front page or news feed, since it's typically not from established creators or sources the viewer will be very familiar with. It's an approach to delivering information and entertainment that's designed to be unverifiable, leaving us no choice but to accept it as presented.Ā 

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u/ChampionRemote6018 20d ago

I’m a librarian and I thank you for sharing your media literacy skills!

Digital citizenship; be kind, be curious, but be cautious.

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u/drunxor 20d ago

I want to go back to the pre monetized and rage bated internet. Everything now is just for engagement, no one makes videos because they want to or are creative anymore. Its all cropped and stolen videos trying to make a quick buck

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u/MyLastAcctWasBetter 21d ago edited 20d ago

Actually, a lot of small elementary and preschools have laundry rooms. I used to work as a teacher and worked at three places with their own. It allows lunch and every day classroom laundry to get cleaned without going through an intermediary company. Also, it was super useful for art room messes.

Plus, we kept a bin of extra clothes at the school for unexpected accidents or messes when kids didn’t have backups. And it would make a lot more sense for a small school to have laundry than an office space.

That said, I think this space probably was being converted for another use after a school moved to a new location or went out of business.

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u/boopboopadoopity 20d ago

Genuinely upsetting. I tried to reverse search to find the source, but the deliberate choices to obscure the bottom and the fact that the original has so few interactions are making it impossible.

OP is a bot account, so we'll never get answers. Frustrating.

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u/sukamacoc 21d ago

It's called bait brother šŸ„€

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u/Fluid_Fee_2239 21d ago

And my post was calling it out.

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u/The_Titam 21d ago

Cutting out the source is definitely suspicious, but I want to add that laundry rooms in small schools is pretty common.

Some schools have laundry rooms for students that have bedbug problems at home. They will keep a set of clean clothes at the school, have the student change into those when they get to school, then run the brought in clothes in the laundry.

A lot of special needs schools have laundry machines to help teach students life skills like how to do laundry.

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u/Belialxyn 20d ago

I’m guessing it’s one of those videos where a couple buys an old school and turns it into a house. Clever editing for some extra karma though I suppose.

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u/DanielEnots 21d ago

Some people buy old schools to live in... i was thinking it might be that

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u/Former_Guarantee_344 21d ago

She is ragebaiting for engagement. Calling it a school is just to make people mad and want to comment/share. It was probably a repurposed building where the mural would be bizarre for its new purpose.

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u/ensuiscool 21d ago

100% engagement bait. There’s a laundry room, which obviously could be anything but the colourful mural tells me it’s probably a pedes wing of a medical clinic/hospital.

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u/AustinTanius 20d ago

This is ragebait, but I work for a large school district and every single building has a laundry room. Just seeing a lot of comments calling that out as abnormal but it's actually very normal for a school to have a laundry room.

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u/Low_Low_1811 20d ago

Yeah, this doesnt even look like a school. If it is a school it would be an office area, and I doubt they would have it decorated that way. Even in kids hallways they are usually decorated more sparesely and also have kids work posted.

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u/petrificustortoise 20d ago

I mean schools with small children have laundry rooms..

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u/a_likely_story 20d ago

OP called it a school, not the lady in the video

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u/Former_Guarantee_344 20d ago

Valid. Double ragebait then šŸ˜‚

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u/sigh_co_matic 20d ago

We gotta start downvoting these posts

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u/Just_Another_Scott 20d ago

Just start mass reporting them. They will get taken down by Reddit's filters when that happens.

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u/ih8reddithdjsk 21d ago

They ruined it. A kids space should be exactly that .

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u/Original-Variety-700 21d ago

Don’t believe the post. It looks like a daycare converted to an office. The flooring isn’t typical school floors. Also, there’s a ā€œlaundry roomā€ door. Not exactly school hallway type stuff.

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u/obi_wan_jabroni_23 21d ago

Huh this could actually explain it. You probably wouldn’t want a kids jungle mural all over your new office space.

Thank you for maybe suggesting something sensible, I’ll hold off on my pitchfork for now.

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u/AbueloOdin 21d ago edited 21d ago

Hear me out: would you like a jungle mural in your workplace? I know I would! It could be fun and I could have a favorite animal. We could discuss which animal Linda looks like the most.

Have I sold you?

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u/luxmorphine 21d ago

NOOO!! Work should be boring and soul crushing. You're they're to be part of the team, part of the family. Not having fun

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u/Damion__205 21d ago

If it suckers everyone to return to office, corporate says we can have it... Until the next board meeting and everyone is already in the office.

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u/LemonMania 20d ago

safari walls < quarterly pizza parties

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u/coldestclock 21d ago

There’s some advantage in it, actually. I worked in a paediatric department and when telling someone where to find me in the office I told her our door was opposite Lumiere. When she came by she said that was good directions and we should have that stuff over the rest of the hospital!

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u/I_DRINK_GENOCIDE_CUM 21d ago

Big yes a thousand times yes

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u/K1bbles_n_Bits 21d ago

Why not? Why does everything have to be drab?

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u/Bossnage 21d ago

i would 1000000% rather have a kids jungle mural in my office then boring and depressing beige everywhere

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u/BigMax 21d ago

Yeah, great point.

Imagine bringing clients there?

"Yes, we'd like to represent you and your corporation in this upcoming legal battle. By the way, what do you think of our whimsical jungle scene? Isn't it SO FUN???"

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u/Herucaran 21d ago

Who WOULDNT want a kid jungle mural all over their office space???

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u/McWeaksauce91 21d ago

There’s literally no description in the video of the transformation, meaning the title could ENTIRELY rage bait material. I think it’s safe to say to keep the pitchforks in the shed.

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u/Apprehensive_Use3641 21d ago

I'd be fine working in an office with the previous paint scheme, I'd be looking for a pitchfork if they tried changing it after I hired on. :)

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u/ydnar3000 21d ago

Abso fucking lutely

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u/Born_Local_1477 21d ago

I understand your point. It was a really nice mural, not teddy bears and Taylor swift or anything. The Grey and white stripe is rancid tho.

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u/TheUnderCrab 21d ago

Could be a pediatric clinic that no longer specializes in children’s health care.Ā 

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u/Ereblp 20d ago

I've visited a ton of pediatric wings in hospitals when I was a kid and it 100% looked like this, super colored walls with animals everywhere.

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u/DrThunderbolt 20d ago

Its almost like most reddit posts have zero nuance and are just people with low emotional inteligence reacting to the first feeling they have because thats what they use the site for.

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u/SurvivorPostingAcc 21d ago

A lot of preschools and daycares have laundry rooms to wash sheets, blankets, etc from nap time.

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u/tHollo41 21d ago

Also to wash linens from the nurse clinic. Every elementary school I've been in has a washer and dryer.

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u/ThcGrassCity 21d ago

I just built a daycare there are 3 laundry rooms for 5 rooms. Do you think the kids just sit in shitty pants all day.

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u/Original-Variety-700 20d ago

I meant that it was probably a daycare (which would have a laundry room) and is being converted into office space or a medical office. This would explain the reason for painting over the murals.

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u/ChanglingBlake ORANGE 21d ago

I’d still prefer the former as a mere office worker TBH.

Nothing says ā€œyou’re just a gear in a machine that I can replace because F U,ā€ like a sterile, creepy vibe paint job.

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u/luxmorphine 21d ago

But kids this days loves The Backrooms didn't they?

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u/JeebusChristBalls 21d ago

Oh, so you know the whole story here? That's interesting, because all I saw was a title meant to intentionally lead the viewer to a certain conclusion and a video clip cut short. I'm very impressed by your ability to take some strangers words and actions at face value without actual facts.

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u/ZookeepergameIll1399 21d ago

ragebait

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u/Radioactivocalypse 21d ago

Yep.

At the end of the day, every cute mural or child friendly artwork will be destroyed, painted over, redeveloped or dismantled.

But if course you can slap anything over a video and say "look what they've done to the place!" failing to mention it's being converted into a venue where a jungle mural is inappropriate

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u/rabidrobitribbit 21d ago

Yeah I want to read the back story here. It’s probably ā€œwe’re getting ready to let the kids paint it all over again for next year. Every year the oldest class gets to paint a new themeā€ or something.

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u/JeebusChristBalls 21d ago

Or that it isn't even a school anymore. Literally no context to form an opinion on here.

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u/muttmunchies 21d ago

Unlikely if she taped it off to do the vertical patterns. She would have simply painted it the base color otherwise.

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u/Miserable_Kick2315 21d ago

This wasn’t a school and it’s looks like it’s being converted to an office space

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u/Goongalagooo 20d ago

I'd love my office to have toucans.

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u/Responsible_Host9377 21d ago

It looks so much smaller and those stripes are nauseating! I'd take my child to a different school.

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u/TheWorstDMYouKnow 21d ago

If this is being converted for different use, the paint change is understandable (if still a bit sad)

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u/Balnak 21d ago

The grey minimalist look is ruining the planet. Cars, houses, carpet, furniture, etc. The world is becoming void of color.

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u/Briebird44 21d ago

It’s my biggest beef against my fellow millennials. I HATE the millennial gray trend! Walk into my house and it’s warm and colorful without being garish. Except for on top of my tv stand. It looks like the 90’s threw up on there, full of Pokemon plushies and Digimon toys lol

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u/Bub_bele 21d ago

Thats ragebait right?

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u/artguydeluxe 20d ago

Well that’s the fucking worst.

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u/reddot_comic 20d ago

Meanwhile, I just did this to my living room.

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u/Old_mystic 21d ago

You’re a joyless monster!!!

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u/ConstantBad6542 21d ago

My name is Eric and yes…..Yes I am

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u/psymeariver 20d ago

The thumbs down and sparkle emojis.
https://giphy.com/gifs/fdFR2DKdynZ4IN6WHu

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u/a_seventh_knot 20d ago

My daughter's old pediatrician office had this beautiful mural full of hidden animals in like a jungle scene. It was really cool and kids loved looking at it find all the different animals. Office was taken over by Optum Health and now it's just a sterile grey wall likely due to some idiot exec who values corporate conformity across multiple office...

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u/WonderfuckRED 20d ago

They hate kids and they wonder why people aren’t having them anymore šŸ¤¦šŸ¾ā€ā™€ļø

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u/MaximusHomerdrive 20d ago

Ah, the McDonald's effect

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u/Brave_Explorer5988 21d ago

Got from looking like a school to looking like a jail.. lol

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u/Oakvilleresident 21d ago edited 20d ago

She’s doing a great job for an amateur painter though - using a double wide roller on a pole, nice steady hand cutting in, and not making a mess .

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u/No_Zombie2021 21d ago

No floor protection that I can see…

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u/Beartato4772 21d ago

That's no longer a school hall, that's my storage unit.

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u/No-ComedianQueen 20d ago

They live laugh loved all over it!

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u/rnotyalc 20d ago

Fuck the rage bait part, I'm just mourning the care snd effort somebody put into painting that originally

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u/mranderson1799 20d ago

Future beige mom.

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u/ez12a 20d ago

Ah yes, the 'ol unpainted drywall with seam tape look.

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u/Gamer2Paladin 21d ago

I get repainting it but this!?!

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u/Admanrog 21d ago

Reminds me of going to my old storage unit, what a dismal place to learn in.

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u/Gojira085 21d ago

Looks like the inside of a cargo container

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u/Krulletjesteam 21d ago

This is fake right?

Right…?

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u/QiwiLisolet 20d ago

Someone worked a lot harder than your hair clip to paint the first one

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u/Pepsiscrub 20d ago

It looks like a pediatric medical office

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u/ImFightingEntropy 20d ago

Can't let kiddo's have a little glimpse of fun and work combined. Gotta get them into that office grind mindset straight away.

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u/Nathandee 20d ago

Can we donate money to so an artist to bring it all back to life? and sack that lady?

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u/fentonjm 20d ago

Mental Health -100 points

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u/rastagrrl 20d ago

It looks like a prison. 🤮The vines and trees were awesome!

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u/Early_Hall5720 20d ago

"We don't want selectively creative kids feeling left out ✨"

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u/Dry-Risk-6629 20d ago

This is us, but on the topic of this it’s I’m soon gonna be leaving Children’s Hospital and going to the adult hospital and that’s fucking horrifying as a person who is really sick especially when everything is bland, beige and ugly in there

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u/Fun-Measurement-9520 20d ago

ā€œMom, why did Ms. Jessica ruin the animal paintings at school?ā€

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u/cybersloth5000 20d ago

She turned a colorful school into a souless office building. Great job.

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u/Phoneas__and__Frob 20d ago

Ew I hate it

Looks depressing, even if it's meant for offices

It's not even like....a THEME/DESIGN for anything that comes to mind in terms of office space use

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u/Lurnatic 20d ago

this is what they removed dislikes for

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u/nazgulonbicycle 20d ago

So its a prison now ?

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u/Responsible-Order341 20d ago

Why did i think they were metal bars

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u/JediBoJediPrime29 Look at the bright side, you could be a leafs fan. 20d ago

Before: Yay school!
After: Gang are we in prison?

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u/Sankalish 20d ago

This isnt a flex.......

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u/__golan_trevize__ 20d ago

As Alfred once said, some people just want to see this world burn.

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u/dreaminginteal 20d ago

My grade school self would feel that the bars painted on were appropriate...

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u/Strong-Hovercraft702 20d ago

That's right, stifle that imagination!

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u/Few_Bluebird_6050 20d ago

They turned it into a prison with bars and all.

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u/FilthyDwayne 21d ago

Is this a youth detention centre now instead of a school? Why did she have to make it so boring?

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u/Coldlog1k 21d ago

Oh thank goodness they took all the creativity out of it. Wouldn’t want the students to form individual thoughts.

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u/Grabmbythetrump 21d ago

I personally enjoy the lack of a drop cloth anywhere in this video. You can even see paint drips.

Giving "landlord special" aka gotta re-rent the space.Ā 

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u/richincleve 21d ago

I can't be the only one who thought the jungle art was pretty cool, especially for a school hall way.

And I can't be the only one who thinks this woman should be thrown in jail for what he just did to said hallway.

Right?

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u/Responsible_Host9377 21d ago

She literally just painted herself into a jail. From Jungle to Jail should be the name of this school.

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u/Rare-Maintenance4820 21d ago

Let's put children in a grey prison. Horrible

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u/Topaz_Scarab29 21d ago

Looks like a prison.

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u/viky109 21d ago

I mean, it looked like a zoo before

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u/auntpotato 21d ago

This looks like the sterilization being done to fast food places.

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u/NotForMeClive7787 21d ago

I hate her for this....

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u/Crutation 20d ago

They need to break the children's spirit to prepare them for corporate indentured servitudeĀ 

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u/Jimny977 20d ago edited 20d ago

Man the selfishness is wild, they’ve repainted a school to remove everything it had for the kids, to match one boring adult loser’s ā€œeverything must be dull, plain and boringā€ aesthetic. It’s a school not your sad home.

The fact that a grown ass adult can’t tell that they weren’t the audience for paintings of parrots, elephants and trees is insane. Inside of a school isn’t supposed to be your generic personality-less millennial’s insta page.

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u/karpaediem 20d ago

Bring back whimsy

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u/Ill_Pomegranate1573 20d ago

Minimalist renovations can be good. This was not one of those times. Perhaps if they sold that building to become office space or something it would make sense.

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u/carrieshot 20d ago

Ah yes its prison again. Creativity wise it'd be perfect before they replaced it, and had no need for change

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u/deiner7 20d ago

But why

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u/hartstyler 20d ago

This is bait on multiple levels

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u/4shore_always 20d ago

I was a high school art teacher. One year I had my senior students paint murals above doorways and in some stairwells. Depending on the location they also reflected the subject(s) taught in that area of the school. Went away for the summer and when I returned the head custodian had painted over 90% of the murals. I was shocked and asked why? His reply was, he didn't like the ones he painted over. I was not consulted and certainly not pleased.

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u/bigkatze 20d ago

Sad grey hallway

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u/Dad-Dabbing-Daily 20d ago

Ahh yes. Make it look like prison bars.