And welcome back to Escort Confessions. My name
is Amy Amore. And again, welcome back. So, to
sum things up, what I'm going to talk about is
my another trip to the state of... Fuck, where
did I go? I think I went to, let's see, Montana.
I crossed a little bit of Wyoming. Montana, North
Dakota, and states to which I have not been to,
but because it doesn't snow where I'm at, I miss
the snow, and it's become kind of like a tradition
to basically visit states that have snow and
celebrate Christmas there, which is what I did.
And I did not get to see much snow because it's
been warm, and then... back where I live we actually
did get snow which does not happen at all which
happens like once in a blue moon so that was
interesting but yeah on the trip I think oh gosh
where did I um Idaho I went to I was in Idaho
and I got stuck in an elevator which it was it
wasn't even scary it was like because I always
had this thought what happens when you get stuck
in an elevator and Do you establish the P -Corner?
Do you call for help? I mean, of course I did.
It's a good thing that I went to a restroom before
that. Yeah, go to a restroom any chance you can
because you might regret it later. So I was in
the capital of Idaho and Boise. Boise, there
we go. And I was just walking around downtown,
you know, browsing, which is what I do. I just
like... To walk around downtown. And there's
this art gallery. Or, sorry, art alley in Boise,
Idaho. And there's a bunch of graffiti. So, anyways,
I was walking around. And I'm like, ooh, I'm
going to go to this building. So, I did. I walked
into one of the elevators. Pressed the ninth
floor. And it felt like it started going up.
And then it kind of just stopped. And I'm like,
I pushed the button, you know, to which, you
know, you open the doors. And it didn't work.
And I'm like, wait a minute. Oh my God, did I
just get stuck in an elevator? And I called the
person and I explained the situation. And then
she told me to press a few buttons. And then
guess what happened? The lights turned off. And
I'm like, okay. And then she said she'll get
back to me in 10 minutes. 15 minutes have passed.
She has not gotten back to me. I'm sitting in
the dark recording myself for evidence because
I always have to have the evidence just in case.
And you can actually sue, like, if you get, like,
I don't know, sick or some kind of mental damage.
you can actually sue the company for getting
stuck in an elevator. But I didn't do it because,
I mean, it was experience and I didn't suffer.
So thank God. But yeah, so anyways, 15 minutes
have passed. The woman has now gotten back to
me. So I call her back. Another woman answers
and I'm like, hi, my name is this. I'm stuck
in an elevator. Is somebody coming to help me?
And she's like, oh yeah, he'll be there in like
an hour. I'm like, bitch no i didn't say that
but i had a plane that day but it's a good thing
because i had it at 11 o 'clock at night which
is really weird time for somebody to like for
a flight 11 p .m and it was red light so red
light plane flight yeah and weird timing but
anyways And it was maybe 1 o 'clock in the afternoon.
So I waited and waited. And I played on my phone.
And I decided to take a nap. And then the lights
turned on. So that was like 40 minutes past.
The lights turned on. I woke up. And the guy
was like, are you okay? I'm like, oh, yeah, I'm
fine. Thank you for rescuing me. And, yeah. And
then I told him the situation. And I asked him,
do people get stuck here often? And he said,
yes. So somebody should probably sue the company,
you know. But anyway, so that's my story of how
I got stuck in an elevator in Boise, Idaho. So
that was like a highlight of my trip. But no,
I got to see a little bit of snow. I got to visit
the theater, Roosevelt Park. There were saunas
and spas pretty much in every hotel I stayed
in, which were not fancy hotels, but I had fun.
And I visited a few capital buildings, which
is a tradition, a few cathedrals. I almost ice
skated on an ice lake, but I didn't have any
skates, so I just walked with my regular shoes
on on a frozen lake. And I kind of know how to...
In case the ice cracks, I know how to get out
safely because that's what they taught us back
in Mother Russia when I was a kid. So there's
that. And yeah, on this trip, on this Christmas
trip, I had to drive for almost eight hours from
one state to another, which was a pain in the
butt. But that's okay because lots of driving
always makes me sleep good. um yeah i did lots
of hiking and uh yeah so it was a fun trip you
know fun christmas trip on new year i came home
because um because i felt like it and because
i explored everything um so technically i i went
sorry i flew in on christmas eve on the 24th
And landed just on time for Christmas. And then
the plan was to spend New Year in those northern
states as well. But because I've seen everything,
there was no point. So I pretty much left home
earlier. So, yeah. But it was fun. So, yeah.
If you're ever in the north, just go to Alaska.
They always will have snow. So, yeah. Do not
go to... north dakota or south dakota or montana
because they will not have snow not when i was
there anyway um so yeah that'll be it thank you
so much for tuning in my name is emmy amore and
i will talk to you guys next time