What if my plans for welcoming in the new millennium involve love in an elevator?
You may be out of luck, Sparky. Many high-rise buildings will take elevators out of service during the transition. In New York, one building management company reports that at about 11:50 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, its elevators will all descend to the ground floors and remain there for 20 or 30 minutes with their doors open. “We’re not trying to be alarmist,” the company’s president told the New York Post, “but we don’t want anyone ringing in the New Year stuck in an elevator.” Stuck?
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