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I also worked quite a few gigs at Children's Hospital. If you've heard the legend of Stinky Bob... it's real. There are also sub floors between the floors. take the stairwell and you'll figure out there is about 5' extra space between floors... because there is.

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DC Water has at least 3 TBMs operating in and around DC https://youtu.be/HOLFXSctLnQ

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those bee hive shaped things make me think “incinerater” place you burn things in, if i didnt spell it correctly
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100% agree that the fence when placed like this is to keep em in. However, one must consider that this is being done in DC and those muthfuckas are numbAF and so just maybe they installed it wrong. Wouldn't be the first time the knukclefucked something wrong. BUT I DIGRESS. Great Find though :)

"Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord" Is1:18;
Actually I believe it's done that way for liability purposes. If someone gets hurt trying to get 'into' the compound over that fence they are technically trespassing whereas if they get hurt from outward pointing barbwire they have not yet trespassed and can sue.
That's not to say that it wouldn't be effective for that purpose and in some cases possibly applicable but when you think about it there are just too many innocuous places protected by the same fence construction to conclude automatically it's the commonly held idea that it's to 'keep people in'.