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Sneaking Into a Building, This Time with Authorization! (More or less.)
I was doing a walk today and had another issue. It was the same building I wrote about earlier where I got the wrong code for the lockbox and had to go through ridiculous loops to get the walk done. Today, I got the keys from the lockbox and found that the exterior door locks must have been changed or something. I tried all the doors all over the building and it didn't work on any of them.
I was frustrated. I was going to have to contact support yet again. Then I paused. I considered options. I said "Screw it. I'm tired of having to get help on these things even though it's not my fault. There must be a way I can get in here. It's not like I've never snuck into an abandoned building to take photographs before."
And there we go. It hardly took 15 seconds.
When I walked the dog, I stuck a piece of cardboard in to block the gate latch. I was ready to climb in again if necessary but it was there when I got back. The dog was wonderful and I had a great time with her, so all is well!
I was frustrated. I was going to have to contact support yet again. Then I paused. I considered options. I said "Screw it. I'm tired of having to get help on these things even though it's not my fault. There must be a way I can get in here. It's not like I've never snuck into an abandoned building to take photographs before."
And there we go. It hardly took 15 seconds.
When I walked the dog, I stuck a piece of cardboard in to block the gate latch. I was ready to climb in again if necessary but it was there when I got back. The dog was wonderful and I had a great time with her, so all is well!