People in the service industry often use codes when speaking about something

People in the service industry often use codes when speaking about something they don’t want the people around to know about.

These are some of those codes:

“Inspector Sands” – Used in the British subways. If you hear the loudspeaker calling for “Inspector Sands”, it means there is a fire in the control room.

“Time Check, the time is …” – Used in stores. If you hear it over the loudspeaker, it means there could be a bomb in the building.

“Paging Dr. Brown.” – Used in some hospitals. It means there is a violent patient or non-staff member in the building.

“Code Green.” – Used in Walmart. It means there is a hostage situation going on.”

“Code Ten.” – Used in some hospitals. It can mean there is a mass casualty or serious threat, or when someone is suspicious of your credit card.

“Code Delta” – Used by some ships. It means there is a biological hazard, such as an infectious disease onboard the ship.

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