I watched a movied called Frozen, not the Disney movie. In the movie, there was a really good example of miscommunication. Three young adults wanted to go skiing one more time as the employee was closing the ski lift up for the week. There were three other people going down who were the last ones. These three young adults convinced the guy to let them on. It was dark and cold. After they got on, the guy was called into the boss's office, so he told another guy that there were three left and then shut it down. The guy seen the other three people come down and thought they were the last ones, so he turn the ski lift and lights off. He didn't know the guy was talking about the three young adults. They were stuck up on the skii lift for three or four days and two of them died. The two workers should have been paying more attention and communicated properly or that would of never happened. The first worker should of gave the other one more details about who was still skiing.