Interestingly, or not, sometimes that works. Depending on how the elevator control system is set up, sometimes the elevators can be set to keep most elevator cars static and not immediately dispatch the nearest elevator. Instead, the car that is currently going up can pick up the passengers on its way back down, for instance. The idea being that the somewhat slower response allows time for additional passengers to queue and fewer elevator trips to be made, thereby saving money. Multiple pushes of the button read as multiple passengers and allows a static car to be dispatched to handle the demand.
How about beating on the big mouse to stop this insanity? Guess that won't work either.
well at least not in public
I liked where he said that they blew into the reader making me remember my old Nintendo Cartridges and how that was needed to get them to work sometimes.
There is; its:Whoa, you mean there isn't even a code you can punch in, like what you have to do when the laser scanner malfunctions at the grocery store?
And I love when the home owner asks ME how it became unplugged 
Back to topic at hand......
Whoa, you mean there isn't even a code you can punch in, like what you have to do when the laser scanner malfunctions at the grocery store?
I'm a tech tech for Comcast and I've resolved MANY MANY calls by walking into a home and plugging something in !!
