@@Cyanstone they usually leave it on, and most of the time they explain it on their shorts here anyways. But usually there’s still a lot of power in the facility. Especially because they abandoned it.
@@Cyanstone oh I see. They probably pay for it for security reasons. That’s why you see a LOT of security able to work with supposedly “no electricity”. Because they are probably paying for it. Or some other reason.
Consumer protection applies for businesses, as attested by both private and public sectors. Closure or abandonment of place means, it is in the process of accounting, audit for proper restoration standards and practices.
@@theevivi Yes, I have seen all of this person's content more than once actually. I was asking because it wasn't featured in this video. That's the 1st place in a movie theater most people want to see because people don't usually get to see that area if they don't work at a movie theater.
He goes in and documents what other people have done to abandoned buildings. Myself and a lot of my friends do the same. If we find graffiti and abandoned places, we love to document them. I'm probably in the minority but I find abandoned buildings, graffiti and stuff of that nature beautiful to look at, and I love photographing and filming it too. Unless the graffiti is in an inappropriate spot, of course. There is a difference between painting an unused space and vandalizing someone's property that is still in use.
It's Gary, people have been continuously leaving for a while now and it's almost a ghost town. Think Detroit, but less movement to try and bring new businesses.
