> but I figure there must be thousand of these hidden spaces scattered in every big buildings, and we will never hear about them. Most likely. This story remin

> but I figure there must be thousand of these hidden spaces scattered in every big buildings, and we will never hear about them. Most likely. This story reminds me that as a kid in the 90's we figured out that the walls under the bottom floor of every building in the neighborhood led to a hollow space big enough to be called a small room. It didn't take long for most blocks to have a hole in them with a sheet of plywood to hide the easy access. I was lucky that the one in my friend's block was mostly occupied by other kids and had pastel drawings on all the walls. Rumor had it that some of the other blocks were used for less reputable reasons. I always wondered what happened to those spaces. I tried to go there once, but the buildings now have locked doors. Had we been adults, it would have been very easy to add furniture and perhaps even electricity.