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Here (it's already been stated) 911 1 and 1 rigs are medic/basic. The basic ALWAYS drives, the medic ALWAYS attends, even on an obvious BLS call.

Where I work, the 24s are WOWOWOOOO. But, again, it all depends on where you work, and who you're working for.

Unfortunately, if v-ville isn't hiring, his only option is the cajon pass, or the back way, through AV. BTW, I hear getting into AMR-IE (that is, san bernardino or riverside counties) is kinda difficult right now. (coming from someone who lived in Rancho's coverage until recently, but who...

8 inches by 12 inches? No, about 10 feet wide by about 3 feet long. And, sure, I'll put pictures up somewhere.

I'm knitting curtains for my bedroom, since there are currently NO window coverings there, and, I'm too broke to buy some, and too bored not to.

Once I enter an area that is not so bright (aka, a home) the sunglasses go on top of my head, but, if I'm outside, I'm wearing them, as I'm extremely light sensitive.

In the bag that goes in the rig: Clipboard 4 cell Maglite Assorted reference materials my scope contact lens solution, and an extra contact case eye drops assorted OTC meds gum female supplies inverter nail file eye protection laptop aircard external harddrive with movies textbooks In a bag...

Docker's makes "casual" slacks. Course, I can't wear them, they don't believe a 2 Short exists (never mind, I'm standing right in front of them!)

that is a common debate for me too, I usually vote for sleep. In fact, the only time I eat an am meal is if it looks like I'm headed for a long holdover, and I'm not "resting [my] eyes" through it

Almost sane? You insult me, there's not a single sane bone in my body!

Ahhhhh, I see! Yeah, I don't care the :ph34r: that's HIS job :P Course, I'm really not sure why you're concerned with that at work!

It's a little pouch that slips onto your belt, issued by the company, and considered part of the uniform, aka, if you're not wearing it, the supervisor can throw a fit over it.

I had that problem with my Haix for the first couple weeks I wore them. It took that long to truly break them in. But, it's no longer an issue.

I'm with NEPA, I wear Oakely Half Jackets (regular lens, not XLJ), have two pairs, one Black Iridium lenses, and one clear.

If I'm working? 7-11 pizza, surprisingly good as long as it's fresh. Or red vines, or a burger, kinda depends on how I feel

My breakfast is always inappropriate. Burgers, tacos, orange chicken, etc. Yup, I work nights!

Um, CM, HOW do you fit all that in your pouch, my (small) N95 barely fits.

Wallet, a knife (yeah, yeah, I know. I HAVE used it), a lighter (nasty, disgusting habit, shouldn't have started, trying to quit), and a pair or two of gloves. That's it.

Interestingly enough, my company DOES require female providers for such pts. (sucks for me, I'm often the only female on, means, I end up going alllllllllllll over my coverage for such calls). Anyway, I do agree though, there's really no practical way for the company to prevent this, unless...

Oh, Gilly, dear, I wasn't commenting about your choice to go home and shower. I was commenting about how many of my coworkers will stop drinking maybe 2 or 3 hours before they have to work, drive their drunk rear ends to the station, crash out on the couch, get up maybe half an hour to an hour...