<human>: I have been working in Nunavut quite a bit this summer doing arctic resupply runs (in case anyone doesn't know, Nunavut is a huge northern territory in Canada where the Inuit live). It is beginning to get cold here now, and was about -6 celsius before windchill when this happened. My relief arrived and I was supposed to fly out in the morning, so we were having a few drinks at the hotel. About 6 drinks in we decided to go out for a smoke. My co-worker decided not to wear his coat and just went out in a t-shirt. I, however, not being an idiot, put my heavy coat  on. We stepped outside and the door closed behind us, and I realized I did not have the keys. I asked my co-worker:

 "Uhh.. do you have the keys?"

"No.. don't you?"

"No.. we can't get back in can we."

"Uhh.. no.. its freezing out here."

"Well I didn't tell you not to wear a coat"

"Fucking arsehole! I'm gong to die out here"

Towns in Nunavut are mostly quite small and nothing is open at night, not even hotels. We also did not have our phones or wallets. Luckily, after about 10 minutes of trying to break the lock on the door, somebody was walking by and I asked them:

"Would you mind if I used your phone, we stupidly locked ourselves out of the hotel"

"Oh I'm going in there now"

"Seriously? Holy shit, God is real"

The rest of the night my coworker kept calling me "fucking arsehole" and saying I nearly killed him. I maintained that he was an idiot for not wearing a coat, but the drunk bastard took no responsibility for that.

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<bot>: Walked out of hotel into -6 celsius weather, co-worker only wearing a t-shirt, and with no keys to get back in. Passerby just happens to be going into the same hotel