Knowing the job of the operator, they are just very rich, and they must give people various advice so that they can get out of danger, which is really a test of people's ability to respond.
I learned a hand: When trapped in the trunk of a car, you can smash the taillights and reach out to the driver behind for help.
The kind uncle who appeared in the middle was also killed because he was too enthusiastic.
The fat uncle at the gas station thought he could frighten a pervert murderer with a gadget (don't know what it was), but was burned to death.
The receptionist dispatched himself to where the criminals were hiding and, because of the bell, found the basement. Too much bullshit!
In the end, the two women joined forces to subdue the bad guy, which can obviously be handed over to the police. But they let him die in the basement. Is it necessary to do so?
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