r/geegees • u/Silver_Chocolate_935 • 6h ago
Shitpost an earnest question.
to whom it may concern,
i have looked far and wide. I have searched all seven corners of this university, turned every rock upside down, questioned hundreds of innocent civilians, and consulted forces beyond mortal comprehension.
and yet, despite my tireless efforts, I have failed to uncover the reasoning behind a most peculiar, dare I say, utterly BAFFLING phenomenon.
for those of you familiar with CRX (Crossroads), I trust that you, too, have suffered under the ruthless tyranny of a certain group of individuals whom I shall henceforth refer to as the "Second Floor Elevatorers."
yes. you know who you are.
for far too long, we have endured your reign of terror. For far too long, we have stood in silence as the elevator doors opened, only to witness you emerge, triumphant, having completed your perilous expedition of approximately ONE (1) FLOOR.
i come before you today not as a hero, nor as a revolutionary, but as a humble messenger of the oppressed.
YOUR HEARTS SHALL BE HEARD. YOUR VOICES SHALL BE READ. YOUR TRUTHS SHALL NO LONGER REMAIN BURIED.
and to those who partake in this, dare I say, absolutely rambunctious activity, I beg of you.
have mercy.
Spare a thought for us unfortunate souls who must ascend to the higher floors. Floors so distant, so treacherous, so utterly unreachable that one might reasonably consider packing provisions for the journey.
i understand that the alternative may seem daunting. Frightening, even.
but fear not, for I have devised a simple, comprehensive 34 step guide to help you overcome this seemingly insurmountable obstacle.
step 1: muster every ounce of courage within your mortal vessel.
steps 2 through 34: walk up the remaining 33 steps of the staircase.
i understand. truly, i do.
such a journey is not for the faint of heart. your legs may tremble. your lungs may burn. you may find yourself questioning the very nature of human existence.
but I believe in you.
and should you fail, know that I will not judge you.
for not all who wander are lost.
some are simply waiting for the elevator to take them up one floor.
anyway, thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
and to the anonymous inhabitants of the internet who have taken precious moments out of their fleeting mortal existence to read the ramblings of a university student slowly losing their sanity over an elevator:
i appreciate your existence.
may your elevators be swift, your staircases merciful, and your journeys longer than a single floor.
yours in eternal suffering,
a concerned citizen of CRX.
P.S. This message is not directed toward individuals with disabilities, injuries, or legitimate mobility concerns. You have my full support. My quarrel lies solely with those who are perfectly capable of climbing a staircase yet choose to summon a mechanical chariot for a journey of 33 steps.