What was the sticky situation? How did you get out of it? Or did you? 206-803 rock. We head to Dallas, Texas.

Dallas, Texas. Woman was trapped in an elevator for several hours on the 45th floor of a downtown

Dallas building after she left a restaurant. Dallas Fire and Rescue responded to Elmway

shortly before 630 after receiving calls about a person who was stuck in the elevator.

The woman was trapped for more than two hours before being rescued using a pulley system.

She was evacuated by medical personnel after being removed from the elevator shaft and was found to have no injuries.

Other diners leaving the restaurant temporarily used a service

elevator as that one was being fixed. An elevator technician initially tried to fix the

elevator and free the woman but was unsuccessful, according to Dallas Fire and Rescue.

So they called it a different team to assist. Now a rescuer was then lowered from the 49th floor onto the elevator roof.

This to me is the most terrifying thing, and I know you can't get past the elevator.

It depends on the shaft.

And it set up an anchor for a pulley system.

Using the pulley system, both the woman and the rescuer were pulled back up to the

restaurant floor, where the woman had entered the elevator. The restaurant and the woman have not

been identified. It remains unclear what the problem was with the elevator caused to malfunction,

or if the issue has been resolved. Now, after hours of sitting stranded in the,

sorry. But her situation is not the worst I've heard for elevators. There was one in our old building.

There's one or old building, but we had a story like a year ago. It was a guy in India, and he was

going to the doctors. It was like 6 p.m. And I guess the office closed at 6. He's trying to beat the closing time. When they shut off the lights in this particular – and there's only a two-story building, which is what makes it worse. But when they turned off the lights, all the power goes out. So this guy wasn't just stuck in the elevator until I want to say 9 o'clock the next morning, but it was pitch black. Do you remember this guy?

Because he kept, he found a corner to poop in. Oh yeah. And P.N. He had to sleep in the other corner. And it may have been like over the weekend or something. I mean, it was, it was bad, man. And again, he was stuck, I think just in the lobby of the building. So it's not even like he stuck way up in a skyscraper. like if you could open the door you could get out and walk home.

Seattle has very good cell service.

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