the 100% directionless thread

turns out getting back under Height/Weight requirements for the Army, particularly to qualify for Warrant Officer school kinda sucks but I'm working on it lols

You're a fireman in Hawaii... don't you all run on the beach in slow-mo or something like that?
 
we were just in Hawaii for a week (east Honolulu) and part of me thought it would be a lot of fun to work there. until we saw how busy the engine near our hotel was.... ;-)
 
Where was your hotel? It's funny, because Honolulu sends Ladders first up for medicals over Engines... most of the multi Company station Engines are far slower than their counterparts lol
 
Where was your hotel? It's funny, because Honolulu sends Ladders first up for medicals over Engines... most of the multi Company station Engines are far slower than their counterparts lol
But why?
 
I worked at Wing Stop and Baskin Robbins before I became an EMT.
 
Why send a $500k engine when you can send a $1.5mm ladder?
 
Why send a $500k engine when you can send a $1.5mm ladder?
So the ladder guys can go on a donut run when they clear?

Or it could be something as simple as the ladder has more room for medical equipment
 
Pretty accurate I'd say.
 

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After a long night at work, I think I should consider implementing a "code Dragon" for the express purpose of alerting all staff when a significant number of us are tired and draggin... Then again, maybe that might not be a good idea as management might get a little upset at us…
 
That was us last shift at 4am getting back into a station from a brush fire we initially got dispatched to at midnight...
 
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