What's Inside the Pentagon? #shorts

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[lordMartiya]

The US Military's headquarter having a shopping mall inside is possibly the most American thing I've ever heard of.

[tringuyen]

Popeye’s chicken?!? I have a whole new respect for the Pentagon!

[rhov-anion]

I know a lady who worked there. She said there's an underground street that runs from the Pentagon straight to the White House. She was only allowed on that road once, because she was working with a Senator and a General, and they had a Marine escort the whole way. There are even traffic lights down there. Other than that, it was just a boring office building with cubicles and labyrinthine hallways where they do a LOT of finance work. It's not easy running the financial side of the world's most massive and well-funded military.

[John_Nada_Piper]

I got to do a tour of the Pentagon. It was really interesting!

Funny story: apparently, the Soviets were spying on the pentagon to learn what they were up to there, and they thought they found something big and important near the center of the complex because all this activity was going on in that area everyday. Turns out, it was just a spot where they sold hotdogs. Everyone just went there to eat, but the Soviets thought they had found out some big secret. 😂

[dominicpond]

"I work at the pentagon"
"No way, really?"
"Yea at the popeyes"

[darkpaw]

I heard there's a McDonalds in there.

[lirrobinson]

So, basically a whole military base inside a building.

[akshatsrivastav]

THERE'S A MCDONALDS IN THE PENTAGON

[TheDanEdwards]

Anyone who has been inside the pentagon (and hundreds and hundreds of thousands have been) knows what's inside: offices. Lots and lots offices. And lots of hallways. Lots and lots of hallways, in which one can easily become confused.

[lightingwaffle]

remeber the most dangerous hot dog stand in the world was the building in the middle during the cold war "source is a tour i took of the pentagon" its a office building

[ahseaton]

I visited it back in the 70s when I was growing up in DC. Our neighbor who worked there invited me and another neighbor friend down for a tour. It had a very 1940s decor, lots of concrete and linoleum. It was huge. 5 sides, 5 rings and 5 floors (the 5th floor was added later). I always remember Col. Potter's description: "A monument to military thinking, 4 walls and a spare."
I never saw any aliens, though.

[codeykershaw]

"I flip burgers for a living. At the fucking Pentagon!"

[maxdevlin]

A friend of mine worked at the Pentagon, on 9/11, he missed work due to a dentist appointment that day, he worked where the jet hit, killing his friends and co-workers 😢

[hgec]

Maybe... or, it's actually a giant robot that will rise out of the ground on giant rockets and fight the aliens when they come to attack us. I think it's more likely.

[thearthound]

Don't forget the Hot Dog stand in the middle...😂 Even tho its not a H.D. stand anymore 😢

[theblackcoat]

"I work at the pentagon"
"Really?"
*thinks to the shopping mall*
"Yeah…sure…"

[NE]

I worked there from March 1969 to November 1970.
Fire Alarm: Step #1. ...
Step #2. ...
....
Step 6. Evacuate personnel.
Bomb Alarm: Step 1 Ignore.
What a place!

[robertfrancis]

So it is a big building that looks like it's shape and has food available to eat. The interesting thing was no aerial defence threat which comes under the catagory of staggering.

[George.___]

It contains a secret portal to access itself in a higher dimension where it is called The Hexagon.

[jessica_in_japan]

Lots and lots of office space. Family member of mine used to work there, and it's mostly just a funny shaped office building.