Würdet Ihr Euch in einem Mehrfamilien-Wohnhaus sicher fühlen, wenn Ihr wüsstet dass ein Mieter sein Billigst-China-E-Bikes im Keller ans Ladegerät hängt?

Yeah.

For the first time, just because I think it’s perfect bullshit to make me crazy about everything that might go wrong on a bad day. I put myself in the car, knowing that some drunken lawn could cone me off the street. I’m going on the train, knowing that a train is running out. I go to the Christmas market, knowing that there was a terrorist attack on a Christmas market.

If I made myself afraid of any little likelihood of a misfortune, I couldn’t live anymore. Even at home on the sofa people die.

Yeah, with doubtful batteries, something can go wrong. Even though this is very rare, as measured by the distribution of cheap batteries.

Yes, cellar fires are with the most common fires in multi-family houses. And yes, if this happens in my house, the staircase is inappropriate.

Every apartment has a second escape! Each legally built apartment has at least one window where the fire brigade can set a ladder and climb down the residents, or another way to get out. This is precisely what a building genetic inhibition is needed in Germany so that someone can look at such regulations. And every community is obliged to entertain a fire department that can carry out the corresponding human rescues.

(Of course, apart from being able to live in the ground and get out of the window without any problems, and even being one of those fire-patchers who, in such a case, put up the breathing device and feel through the smoke to return to the fire at 130 l/min)