rocketboy001:
while(PIR1, PIR2 == HIGH);
All I can say is that this works....
I'm saying is that it does or at least seems to as far as I can tell. If it is in fact wrong then it is wrong in form and not functionality.
No, it doesn't work, for two reasons, both of which have been explained. But presumably your testing has not been sufficient to expose the bug yet. I suggest it would benefit you to be far less eager to dismiss people's criticisms of your code.
You asked about how to output a regular beep while the override was active. Personally, I suggest you get rid of the existing sequential blocking control structure and the fugly goto hack, and implement it as a state machine. Code this to execute asynchronously using the techniques shown in the 'blink without delay' example sketch and it would be easy to add in any other background processing you want in whichever state you want - such as blinking lights and making beeps. The design would be much simpler and clearer.