[broken_clock]

Without a phone to call for help, Laso said she screamed every time she saw a worker down below, but they couldn’t hear her.

Workers wearing ear buds will have that effect. She should have thrown a ski pole at them.

[suthener]

There’s a horror movie out there with this exact plot. It didn’t end well. The wolves ate them. It’s a long story.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I think I saw this movie.

[Drew68]

The Heavenly Ski Resort better open up that checkbook and figure out a way to verify the ski-lift is unoccupied before they shut it down

And actually, I'd bet there are procedures in place that just weren't followed by the wagies working at the resort.

[dfwgator]

I didn't have a phone, a light or anything,"

No motor car, too?

[CFW]

My goodness. The workers should have a strict policy of running the lift a complete loop before shutting it off at the end of the day.

[Chode]

she expressed that she was too tired to continue down the hill... really? WTH???

[Signalman]

Major lawsuit coming.

[Sequoyah101]

Doesn’t speak engrish? Why?

[JJBookman]

That does sound like Cali, yup.

[SaxxonWoods]

OSHA drawing up requirement for a phone in every gondola and a person on call 24 hours a day.

[Billthedrill]

Well...it’s always the last place you look, isn’t it?

[Pikachu_Dad]

A romantic rendezvous for one ?

[gov_bean_ counter]

She needs better friends…

[Presbyterian Reporter]

In the good old days the ski patrol would send a person up the lift to make sure there was no one on the lift when it was shut down. The ski patrol person would ride the lift up and down.

I guess this is the new WOKE way of running a ski lift.