Well that's something that a true hero would do not take the credit and actually put it on somebody else but he owes that is a true hero in my book not the pretend tough guy that has his chest puffed out and it's acting like c*** of a walk
The paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of attention your service is deeply appreciated even on rescue 911your show rocks keep them safe out there job well done you should be proud appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
It sucks that even 10 months after this they still had health problems, but apparently according to his LinkedIn, Don Brooks served with the Prairie Village Police until 1998 then joined the Westwood Kansas police where he retired as Assistant Chief of Police. Edit: A newspaper article talking about the reenactment said the incident happened when a construction crew fixing a broken pipe the day before had placed some plastic sheets on the walls to prevent sheetrock from flying everywhere but the sheets also ended up blocking the air vents causing massive amounts of carbon monoxide to build up.
I'm not saying that this is what the family did, but if there was a negligent construction company that caused my family to nearly die, I'd also be having "recurring health issues" until the lawsuit payout checks started coming.
good to have people who help. I remember when I was 10 and we was almost poisoned by carbon monoxide if it wasn't for my cousin to go upstairs to the neighbor door to hear the alarm saying carbon monoxide
The dispatcher and paramedics and firemen did a excellent your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks even on rescue 911your show rocks thanks keep them safe out there job well done you should be proud love respect and appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
We are all fortunate to live in a time where carbon monoxide detectors can be purchased for a decent price. There is not a rational reason why every home should not have at least one... along with smoke/fire detectors- the kind that do *not* hook into the house wiring, but rather run on batteries. We test all of ours on the same day once a month, and change all of the batteries on the same day every single year... no matter if the batteries still have power (use batteries that still have power in children's toys or other non-important devices). There is not a price that you can put on life, it is as simple as that. Additionally, a lot of people are unaware that there are places that carbon monoxide can leach out of the ground into your home. You can't see it. You can't smell it. If you have symptoms they may be simple headaches or feeling like a cold or flu. *The Silent Killer.* Our family, especially our son, was saved from death by carbon monoxide poisoning. We had had remodeling done on our house for several months and we were so glad when it was over. What we didn't know until it was too late, was that the contractor had *covered* and sheet-rocked the fresh air vent from our downstairs water heater- the guy even removed the metal pipe that ran from the heater to the outside! It took a while for it to build up in the house, but build up it did, and the downstairs detector finally went off (the same day I had just been released from the hospital after a lengthy stay- I still had my medical bracelets on my wrist!) My son had dangerous levels in his blood since his room was right next to where the water heater was, but fortunately, he only had to stay overnight for observation and treatment. The rest of the family were allowed to go home after blood-work... and once the fire department had shut down the water heater and aired the house until the readings were normal. The carelessness of a contractor could have cost our entire family their lives. We forced them to come and repair/replace what they had done, made them pay for a *different* and independent inspector from the man who had "cleared" their work the first time, and reported them all to the BBB. We could have sued them, but we were fortunate that our medical insurance covered our medical costs, and they went out of business later that year in any case. Our family of 8 was saved by a $25 device. Please protect yourself and your family from both the "silent killer" and the deadly smoke and fire that claim hundreds of lives every year! Especially if you have anything in your home that uses natural gas or propane, or live in an area where it is in the ground, please get at least one detector- placed low to the ground near where each gas powered unit is located. And *no* home should ever be without multiple smoke/fire detectors that are *not* wired into the home. ~Peace!
I love this show have since ive been little many moons ago lol and it does get emotional from time to time yes that boy should have been credited for what he done as far as getting his family awake
I'm in hvac and I recommend people buy a couple good CO detectors and have their equipment serviced once a year. While having your furnace serviced 3 times a year wont hurt, its definitely a bit overkill.
Carbon monoxide is a deadly silent killer the paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated even on rescue 911your show rocks keep them safe out there job well done you should be amazed and proud love and appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
am currently in college to become an HVAC tech and when we were going over carbon monoxide prevention with furnaces it made me search for this episode. I wonder if they had this. Apparently during the 80's in order to boost the efficiency of the furnace there were devices that closed off the chimney when there was no CO being made. The problem with these devices though is that they got clogged, jammed, rusted... shut preventing the gas from exiting through the chimney and therefore being trapped inside of the house. That is my best guess of what happened here with them saying it was caused by improper furnace venting. The device is called an automatic vent damper if you want to look it up. It is a very dangerous invention and we are instructed that if we ever find one still in use to remove it asap and if we don't have the proper tools to do so to drill venting holes through them. I don't think it is national code yet, but at least in NY where I live it is illegal to have any type of device that clogs the chimney from venting for obvious reasons.
Joanne Stealey there’s like 20 currently running shows just like this minus the 911 calls. None of them are as well done as these (they’re all either like livepd or a 45 min documentary) however, I do enjoy the new shows too.
in another rescue 911 case of CO poisoning, the mother was at FORTYONE!!! much higher than it was for this family and she survived, in general now is mandatory to have one monitor per residence, but in Big houses and ones that have more than 1 level ( floors, Attics, basements ), you should have more than 1 monitor
christ! how did they film that guy's head bounce of the concrete like that in the intro? I can tell he's landing on some kinda pad, but damn son. 911 had some good set dressers back in the day.
I got a taste of it when I worked at a Taco Bell store at 18. We heated up the meat in boiler bags. Newer stores have a device called a rethermalizer to heat them up, but the older ones just had two pots on a gas burner. Our store was an older one. That day they didn't turn the exhaust fan on and because it was lunch rush they had both pots going full blast. They likely also used the fryer earlier with it off. I felt fine when I arrived, but within 10 minutes I started getting a headache, feeling nauseous and seeing spots. I turned the fan on, but still felt bad. The store manager told me to go out in the dining room for a little while. I didn't feel any better and left. Within a few minutes of leaving the store I felt much better. I still had a bad headache though. I was the only one that felt sick, but I'm sure that was what it was from. No telling what would have happen if I didn't turn that fan on though.
I'd never heard of CO2 poisoning until I saw the episode the victim referred to. The demand for monitors definitely went up after that show. In no time, you could buy them almost anywhere. Like the officer said, he'd never seen survivors. It's a silent killer, like smoke, and you are helpless without an alarm. This series had families glued to their TV on Friday nights, and it saved countless lives.
I remember I smelled carbon monoxide all over my house I panicked and ran to open the window and I was gasping for air I jumped out the window and I screamed my family to leave the house and we called the furnace technicians and they fixed the leak
How did you smell it? Last time I checked carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless, and tasteless meaning that you can’t easily detect it unless you have a carbon monoxide detector. It is called the silent killer for a reason.
Carbon monoxide poisoning isn't pretty, because there are possibilities that lie within risking our lives when it enters houses, apartments, flats, office buildings and many other places everywhere in the world.
It might have to do with his overall health, height, weight, and location he was sleeping at (like how well vented it was and how far it was from the source).
It’s amazing to think that if two oxygen atoms are connected we can breathe it normally, but if it’s a single oxygen atom, it grabs onto a carbon atom and becomes deadly. When you breath carbon monoxide, it gets sucked down to where normal oxygen is pumped into your blood and it starts to replace the oxygen. Keep in mind how important oxygen is to blood health. These folks were lucky.
There are the one who have the oxygen tank and the man power to get in the building more quickly and safer and thing they need just in case of jam etc.... They can respond there training go beyond just fire..... There training in rescue mission...
Those things cause a ton of fires and your electric bills are probably through the roof. Just get your furnace serviced yearly and buy some good CO detectors.
Amber Dennis Well, sure the electric-powered systems tend to be a lot safer that those with a gas heat exchanger. Please keep in mind that hydronic heating system is a method in which uses only warm water to circulate heat through the entire house, therefor it is one of the safest and also most comfortable ways to provide an even comfort for your house.
Not saying I like it when it happens to them I'm deeply devastated and I'm glad they lived but I'm glad when situations like this happen to like doctors and stuff and believes not because I hate them But because it shows that doesn't matter if you're a doctor a cop A EMT or a person that just lives in a apartment nobody is Superman
I don't care what you say about how hard it is to get up and go to school that was me most days 😂🤣😂, but seriously it's about the carbon monoxide,how cares just package it up and sell it to the unsuspecting public,and call them cigarettes. Cause that's what they are full of,and we wonder why our society is filled with all sorts of conditions,mental disorders...not that the pregnant mother has to be the smoker,just breathing in second hand smoke is harmful to the fetuses.😞 Just listen again to the end of this segment about the lasting effects from it. Stay safe y'all ❤️😘
Yes am so happy everyone survived the carbon monoxide poisoning sadly they suffered side effects because of the carbon monoxide poisoning in there systems a sure they still can lead normal lives it’s scary that happened to them proud of the older son for saving his family if he didn’t react quickly he would be much worse they all be dead.🙏🏻
Michael Weinert please educate yourself... you can't just clean it up like bacteria. It's a gas that displaces oxygen and makes you suffocate because your body can't take in the oxygen necessary. lysol or soapy water would do nothing.
Back when I used to go to high school there was a room that the teacher they went there was usually nice well hes Well hes sick so hes off for the day so he has a substitute and this substitute was basically like the male version of piggy from king of the hill Well anyways there was one of those leaks and 2 girls went out And then 2 other people went out and the last 3 girls plus me plus my para he actually blocks the doorway And says nobody's leaving unless I approve it I'm looking at my parents we're both get aint really tired and I tell him move or you're being moved he was wondering right you up for threatening a teacher as I do it I said I'd rather spend a week or a month in detention did ever spend my whole life underground because you're having an eagle trip my para looked right at him and said and I'll back him up 01 of the girls calls her parents and says mom I might be spending some time at home indeed in AIS S Her mom said well why and she has her on because we're getting tired of the carbon monoxide leak and the teachers block in the doorway this mom literally goes baby girl we will deal with your detention if you get it either get past him or move him I'm not losing my baby girl for no teacher That's lost in the 1800s
The kid deserves some credit. He's the one who got everyone up.
Agreed
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee tooooooooooooooooooo
Definitely he does
Agreed
This happened with a friend of mine's sister. Thankfully she's still alive!
I think I'll sleep next to an open window for the rest of my life. Goodness!! I'm glad everyone survived. Hugs!!!
Same here. My friend went through something like this years ago, except it was caused by her young niece leaving the gas stove on.
You're family is a miracle.
Good thing that guy save his family 🏅
The son said his dad saved the whole family, but if the son hadn't gotten his brother out of bed and yelled for his parents, then they'd all be dead.
Well that's something that a true hero would do not take the credit and actually put it on somebody else but he owes that is a true hero in my book not the pretend tough guy that has his chest puffed out and it's acting like c*** of a walk
The paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of attention your service is deeply appreciated even on rescue 911your show rocks keep them safe out there job well done you should be proud appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
GOD BLESS ALL🙏🏻
It sucks that even 10 months after this they still had health problems, but apparently according to his LinkedIn, Don Brooks served with the Prairie Village Police until 1998 then joined the Westwood Kansas police where he retired as Assistant Chief of Police.
Edit: A newspaper article talking about the reenactment said the incident happened when a construction crew fixing a broken pipe the day before had placed some plastic sheets on the walls to prevent sheetrock from flying everywhere but the sheets also ended up blocking the air vents causing massive amounts of carbon monoxide to build up.
I'm not saying that this is what the family did, but if there was a negligent construction company that caused my family to nearly die, I'd also be having "recurring health issues" until the lawsuit payout checks started coming.
Thank God they got help and survived!
if you experience these symptoms immediately leave the house just to be safe.
No shit Sherlock.
good to have people who help. I remember when I was 10 and we was almost poisoned by carbon monoxide if it wasn't for my cousin to go upstairs to the neighbor door to hear the alarm saying carbon monoxide
Right ear really enjoyed this
The dispatcher and paramedics and firemen did a excellent your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks even on rescue 911your show rocks thanks keep them safe out there job well done you should be proud love respect and appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
When..you need a real 911 help because you now have a concussion/head trama from re-enacting a 911 call...
We are all fortunate to live in a time where carbon monoxide detectors can be purchased for a decent price. There is not a rational reason why every home should not have at least one... along with smoke/fire detectors- the kind that do *not* hook into the house wiring, but rather run on batteries. We test all of ours on the same day once a month, and change all of the batteries on the same day every single year... no matter if the batteries still have power (use batteries that still have power in children's toys or other non-important devices). There is not a price that you can put on life, it is as simple as that. Additionally, a lot of people are unaware that there are places that carbon monoxide can leach out of the ground into your home. You can't see it. You can't smell it. If you have symptoms they may be simple headaches or feeling like a cold or flu. *The Silent Killer.*
Our family, especially our son, was saved from death by carbon monoxide poisoning. We had had remodeling done on our house for several months and we were so glad when it was over. What we didn't know until it was too late, was that the contractor had *covered* and sheet-rocked the fresh air vent from our downstairs water heater- the guy even removed the metal pipe that ran from the heater to the outside! It took a while for it to build up in the house, but build up it did, and the downstairs detector finally went off (the same day I had just been released from the hospital after a lengthy stay- I still had my medical bracelets on my wrist!) My son had dangerous levels in his blood since his room was right next to where the water heater was, but fortunately, he only had to stay overnight for observation and treatment. The rest of the family were allowed to go home after blood-work... and once the fire department had shut down the water heater and aired the house until the readings were normal.
The carelessness of a contractor could have cost our entire family their lives. We forced them to come and repair/replace what they had done, made them pay for a *different* and independent inspector from the man who had "cleared" their work the first time, and reported them all to the BBB. We could have sued them, but we were fortunate that our medical insurance covered our medical costs, and they went out of business later that year in any case.
Our family of 8 was saved by a $25 device. Please protect yourself and your family from both the "silent killer" and the deadly smoke and fire that claim hundreds of lives every year! Especially if you have anything in your home that uses natural gas or propane, or live in an area where it is in the ground, please get at least one detector- placed low to the ground near where each gas powered unit is located. And *no* home should ever be without multiple smoke/fire detectors that are *not* wired into the home. ~Peace!
Exactly!
I love this show have since ive been little many moons ago lol and it does get emotional from time to time yes that boy should have been credited for what he done as far as getting his family awake
I usually get my furnace three times a year,being precautionary never hurts
I'm in hvac and I recommend people buy a couple good CO detectors and have their equipment serviced once a year. While having your furnace serviced 3 times a year wont hurt, its definitely a bit overkill.
Thanks for uploading Rescue 911 really enjoy this show
As soon as I accidentally clicked on one I can't stop...
+Wes Robinson same
Jason JJ Cruz I want more video of Recsue 911
Carbon monoxide is a deadly silent killer the paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated even on rescue 911your show rocks keep them safe out there job well done you should be amazed and proud love and appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
am currently in college to become an HVAC tech and when we were going over carbon monoxide prevention with furnaces it made me search for this episode. I wonder if they had this. Apparently during the 80's in order to boost the efficiency of the furnace there were devices that closed off the chimney when there was no CO being made. The problem with these devices though is that they got clogged, jammed, rusted... shut preventing the gas from exiting through the chimney and therefore being trapped inside of the house. That is my best guess of what happened here with them saying it was caused by improper furnace venting. The device is called an automatic vent damper if you want to look it up. It is a very dangerous invention and we are instructed that if we ever find one still in use to remove it asap and if we don't have the proper tools to do so to drill venting holes through them. I don't think it is national code yet, but at least in NY where I live it is illegal to have any type of device that clogs the chimney from venting for obvious reasons.
With any type of open flue with or without a vent damper, a rollout switch is a must.
That is the year I was Born when this happen to this family.
The show that saves lives....
It needs to come back on the air
Joanne Stealey there’s like 20 currently running shows just like this minus the 911 calls. None of them are as well done as these (they’re all either like livepd or a 45 min documentary) however, I do enjoy the new shows too.
The oldest man the dad hit the floor really hard that must have hurt!
Caitikat ! Rip his head
Yes I believe he suffered some type of head injury because of this and he passed out due to high levels of carbon monoxide so oh yes that was painful.
in another rescue 911 case of CO poisoning, the mother was at FORTYONE!!! much higher than it was for this family and she survived, in general now is mandatory to have one monitor per residence, but in Big houses and ones that have more than 1 level ( floors, Attics, basements ), you should have more than 1 monitor
His head really slammed on the concrete
You mean wood porch?
christ! how did they film that guy's head bounce of the concrete like that in the intro? I can tell he's landing on some kinda pad, but damn son. 911 had some good set dressers back in the day.
maxdecphoenix that still make me wince every time I watch this one. VERY realistic
Yeah, that impact looked severe.
Concrete? Where did you see that. . It was an MDF porch board. Lol
Thank God I have a fire/CO detector installed.
I kept hearing "Improper furnish vending" at 8:12 and now I can't get it out of my head.
4:09 That's a big OUCH!
The carbon monoxide must have been building up all night slowly. When those firemen went in their detector started going crazy.
I got a taste of it when I worked at a Taco Bell store at 18. We heated up the meat in boiler bags. Newer stores have a device called a rethermalizer to heat them up, but the older ones just had two pots on a gas burner. Our store was an older one. That day they didn't turn the exhaust fan on and because it was lunch rush they had both pots going full blast. They likely also used the fryer earlier with it off. I felt fine when I arrived, but within 10 minutes I started getting a headache, feeling nauseous and seeing spots. I turned the fan on, but still felt bad. The store manager told me to go out in the dining room for a little while. I didn't feel any better and left. Within a few minutes of leaving the store I felt much better. I still had a bad headache though. I was the only one that felt sick, but I'm sure that was what it was from. No telling what would have happen if I didn't turn that fan on though.
billybassman21 No you didn’t becuse it’s tasteless.
@@danielledewitt1 that means she's experienced it
@@sonyaallen8751 Not in the context she said it in.
@@danielledewitt1 it means she experienced it calm down
@@jessicamabb2450 No she claimed she tasted it.
I'd never heard of CO2 poisoning until I saw the episode the victim referred to. The demand for monitors definitely went up after that show. In no time, you could buy them almost anywhere. Like the officer said, he'd never seen survivors. It's a silent killer, like smoke, and you are helpless without an alarm. This series had families glued to their TV on Friday nights, and it saved countless lives.
It's CO not CO2...
Tinkivinki Dipsi You are absolutely right. My bad. Not many deaths due to Carbon Dioxide poisoning, except maybe scuba divers!
Fridays?! I connect it with Tuesdays...it was definitely on Tuesday nights.
You are 100% correct - my bad! AMW had the Friday night slot. Both shows had such a dramatic impact.
adiadv10 :)
This one happened about a mile from here i live, and a month after i was born!
i am glad they got outside when they did thank god what signs of carbon moxide
unless it clicks it might be CO, most people think it is a case of flu
I had a carbon monoxide scare back in January of this year and I'm still alive and kicking.
calvin3464 You were lucky.
@@danielledewitt1 Yeah. You got that right.
Smart thinking like style way to go all my best to everyone. Joe
I remember I smelled carbon monoxide all over my house I panicked and ran to open the window and I was gasping for air I jumped out the window and I screamed my family to leave the house and we called the furnace technicians and they fixed the leak
How did you smell it? Last time I checked carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless, and tasteless meaning that you can’t easily detect it unless you have a carbon monoxide detector. It is called the silent killer for a reason.
Sweet belt buckle bro
My family has a alarm for carbon monoxide
Carbon monoxide poisoning isn't pretty, because there are possibilities that lie within risking our lives when it enters houses, apartments, flats, office buildings and many other places everywhere in the world.
love rescue 911
Y’all ever get emotional when watching these lol
it's a very insidious condition, can happen in a car also... I know.
2:00 --- Dear God, that bedroom decor!!
Damn i didn’t know CO2 lastet That long, good to know
how com is it that the oldest song survived the longest without passing out
It might have to do with his overall health, height, weight, and location he was sleeping at (like how well vented it was and how far it was from the source).
+Halon Poisoning also because he has the oldest and most sturdy lungs of the family
Every e should have a co alarm
It’s amazing to think that if two oxygen atoms are connected we can breathe it normally, but if it’s a single oxygen atom, it grabs onto a carbon atom and becomes deadly. When you breath carbon monoxide, it gets sucked down to where normal oxygen is pumped into your blood and it starts to replace the oxygen. Keep in mind how important oxygen is to blood health. These folks were lucky.
That’s why I like electric.
I dont understand why the dispatch a fire departments there is no fire?
All are trained, it is who can get there first.
Hello hot mommasita
Stephanie Waddle Most firefighters are also EMTs. Also, they have been trained to deal with emergencies involving hazardous materials.
There are the one who have the oxygen tank and the man power to get in the building more quickly and safer and thing they need just in case of jam etc.... They can respond there training go beyond just fire..... There training in rescue mission...
They need CO detectors.
Crisp Cuts Landscaping Exactly! that's why we have 5! I'm the one that will call 911 cause I'm fast like a light bolt
Terrifying
this Is why I use a store bought heater and fan...
Please still be careful with that to. But better than most carbon monoxide. Stay safe. 👍
Those things cause a ton of fires and your electric bills are probably through the roof. Just get your furnace serviced yearly and buy some good CO detectors.
Makes me want to go the store for carbon monoxide detectors. Guess I better after watching that bc what if??
Prickle berries..😠
Can someone buy me a carbon monoxide detector or alarm please
U can get one
Why does someone have to buy it for you
I'm gonna get an electric furnace!
+John AK72 Just get a CO detector.
John AK72 Electric is a lot safer than gas.
Amber Dennis Well, sure the electric-powered systems tend to be a lot safer that those with a gas heat exchanger. Please keep in mind that hydronic heating system is a method in which uses only warm water to circulate heat through the entire house, therefor it is one of the safest and also most comfortable ways to provide an even comfort for your house.
@@JohnAK72 I love hydronic heating it should be in every home!
Can’t barely hear and I’m at full volume
Scary because it's a colorless odorless gas.
Not saying I like it when it happens to them I'm deeply devastated and I'm glad they lived but I'm glad when situations like this happen to like doctors and stuff and believes not because I hate them But because it shows that doesn't matter if you're a doctor a cop A EMT or a person that just lives in a apartment nobody is Superman
not sure why, but i have no sound for this
Check the mute button and the you tube volume controls :)
At 3:34 the dispatcher and 3:35the man on the bath robe calling 911 are from Discovery Health Channel Promos
How come with these uploads, I only got sound coming out the right side?
I heard a rumor about a news story about this. The younger brother was kidnapped and killed, and the mother killed herself.
This story had nothing to do with this
Die- HardGaming and that's relevant to the video how?
Huh?
I live in prairie village!!
in Washington state?
Where is that town located
Kansas, my hometown as well.
I don't care what you say about how hard it is to get up and go to school that was me most days 😂🤣😂, but seriously it's about the carbon monoxide,how cares just package it up and sell it to the unsuspecting public,and call them cigarettes. Cause that's what they are full of,and we wonder why our society is filled with all sorts of conditions,mental disorders...not that the pregnant mother has to be the smoker,just breathing in second hand smoke is harmful to the fetuses.😞 Just listen again to the end of this segment about the lasting effects from it. Stay safe y'all ❤️😘
July 1995
Yes am so happy everyone survived the carbon monoxide poisoning sadly they suffered side effects because of the carbon monoxide poisoning in there systems a sure they still can lead normal lives it’s scary that happened to them proud of the older son for saving his family if he didn’t react quickly he would be much worse they all be dead.🙏🏻
4:08 OUCH! The father fell so hard!
Rescue 911/ Officer's Family vs Carbon Monoxide
My iPads at 1%
Wow, such necessary information. We all really wanted to know that.
If that is your life then I suggest you grow up.
This is mylife Nobody cares.
This is mylife no one cares!
Same
Call 911
U tell me
I will spray Lysol cleaner at Carbon Monoxide or splash soapy water at the Carbon Monoxide
It's carbon monoxide not bacteria!
Michael Weinert please educate yourself... you can't just clean it up like bacteria. It's a gas that displaces oxygen and makes you suffocate because your body can't take in the oxygen necessary. lysol or soapy water would do nothing.
Michael Weinert just know that you're an complete fucking moron
Stupid idiot.
Michael Weinert It’s toxic gas you fool.
Back when I used to go to high school there was a room that the teacher they went there was usually nice well hes Well hes sick so hes off for the day so he has a substitute and this substitute was basically like the male version of piggy from king of the hill Well anyways there was one of those leaks and 2 girls went out And then 2 other people went out and the last 3 girls plus me plus my para he actually blocks the doorway And says nobody's leaving unless I approve it I'm looking at my parents we're both get aint really tired and I tell him move or you're being moved he was wondering right you up for threatening a teacher as I do it I said I'd rather spend a week or a month in detention did ever spend my whole life underground because you're having an eagle trip my para looked right at him and said and I'll back him up 01 of the girls calls her parents and says mom I might be spending some time at home indeed in AIS S Her mom said well why and she has her on because we're getting tired of the carbon monoxide leak and the teachers block in the doorway this mom literally goes baby girl we will deal with your detention if you get it either get past him or move him I'm not losing my baby girl for no teacher That's lost in the 1800s
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