Our dispatch sends the info to the tablet mounted on the dash, but the stupid GPS doesn't show the exact number. It shows a range that basically says any building on this block, so you have to exit the GPS and go back to the page to get the house number.
One time I saw a firetruck going the opposite way on a two lane one way bridge. No space for anyone to cram to so everyone had to reverse. Does not help the fact that it was a high bridge and traffic has already piled up. I know he has priority but damn you can't get through that.
can confirm 100% I've been each of these guys at least once lol. man... 3 am after sleeping 15 to 20 minutes since the last call before it... just SO disorienting. I'll admit, anything fire or entrapment related would wake me right the eff up though.
@@edwardthompson1023 try that at 3am, on a 48, after running non stop, and the 15-20 minutes is the first sleep you have got in over 36 hours. Even the fire and entrapment barely wakes you. By the time you are there you are 100% awake and ready to roll but outside of that you are dragging.
You can also add "Urban your fault guy". Because so often people park illegally in a way a fire engine doesn't fit through anymore. Especially in poorly planned cities. I've seen it happen in a tight street where there was only parking on one side allowed, but EVERYBODY parks on both sides. First the firefighters had one get out and carefully tried to squeeze through with his indications, but doing half a car length in 30 seconds, the driver's face changed to a solemn "Right, screw this" gestured indications guy to get back in. Then he floored it and scraped along 25 or so cars before flying around the next corner, leaving two neighbours who had heard the scraping sounds speechless. It made the newspaper. Anyone who tried to claim their damages with the fire department was rewarded with a fine for illegal parking by the police, who no doubt apreciated, the self-incrimination those car owners did. Legally it's impossible to claim your damages in such a situation. If you parked illegally, you're considered the cause. It's only if you did no wrong and firefighters damage your car, that you can be entitled to compensation.
Same thing when someone tries to claim damages after they parked in front of a fire hydrant and get their windows smashed in to accommodate the hose. It’s especially funny when they bring pictures. “Thank you for providing us with more evidence against you, here’s your citation.”
My old colleague used to be a fire fighter and he was the "it will fit" type of guy. And to his credit, it always did even tho it was too close for comfort in more than one occasion. One time did he drive through a fate at a burning school, he snapped off all the side markings on the truck but the truck itself was unharmed. This opening was roughly 10mm wider (less than half an inch) than the truck itself and it was hell on earth to try and get the damn thing out through the gate again when they were done
When I got to ride in a fire truck, I asked the man: "Can you run the siren?" He said to me "This siren? It's only supposed to be used in "emergencies" (Yes, he used finger air quotes)... Oh hold on, we do have to test it!" He then smiled, flipped them on, then asked on the radio "Can anyone hear that?" and left them running.
@@GhostBear3067 Opposite here in Germany lmao, firetrucks usally drive through small villages without the siren because they dont want to wake up people, if its really early.
@@foty8679 you are supposed to run then as needed, so my policy was always pre 6am streets are empty and no need to drive people into slashing the tires of your truck in retaliation...
I've seen a few "By the Book" ambulances literally going slower than the flow of traffic with their lights and sirens on. Personally, if I'm ever in need of EMS or Fire, I want the "First Due or Nothin'" responding.
My local FD must have a By The Book guy as their driver; I ended up behind their engine while driving to work, and even though they were running code 3 I was keeping pace behind them while still doing the speed limit (which was 40, BTW).
The G Shift (all ladies) NOT washing the rig as they’re supposed to be doing, but having a water fight on an exceedingly hot day. They looked like they were having fun!
ambulances sometimes drive slow if the patient is so unstable that too big of a jolt from the truck can worsen their condition. if an ambulance drives very slow with no traffic it is very bad..
Those bus drivers are the best. My grandma drove the short bus after semi-retiring from...driving a semi. Only person I've ever known personally who could catch air in a school bus on a county road.
We used to have a fire fighter Years ago who was terrified of storms with lightning involved he would swerve and scream with every flash it's a wonder he never had an accident 😂
Pulled out of the way for a medic once, but some people panic because they are afraid to run a red light and don’t know what to do, so a guy thought the best idea was to block both his lane and another. I’ll never forget the medic over the intercom saying “Sir, what are you doing?! Please stop doing what you are doing. Sir, let’s go.” 😂
i had an instance like that, except i had a green. i kept going through the light and then pulled over asap. fire truck continues and holy SHIT those things are loud even at low speed, my poor camry shook for at least 3 seconds.
The "Close Garage door while exiting" guy, or the "floor it out the garage with shotgun door open" guy. Don't breed the firetruck with the building guys, you won't get anywhere.
Wasn't it New York where fire crews would get the rigs clear, then wait until the garage doors were fully down before proceeding to scene, because crackheads would slip under the doors to rob the firehouse?
My detective partner is the opposite when it comes to the rules he’d be like ‘well I know it says 45 but ya know I’ll go 85 just to be sure’ I mean he’s a remarkable driver I’ll give him that....and never tell him his egos damn big enough as it is but he’s a bit of an idiot sometimes😂
My favorite engineer to work with is an ‘angry guy’. One time we were pulling up to a nursing home on a possible stroke and there was some dingus parked in the fire lane, just sitting in his car. And the engineer pulls in and keeps going. Does not even hesitate. Dude in the little Ford Taurus probably shit his pants, I’ve never seen someone get in gear so fast lmao. He moved though! And the Lt did not bat an eye
I would completely be "the new guy" if I were allowed to drive something with lights and sirens. Otherwise, I'm a by the books angry driver in my own car. I've ridden with a brake check guy once and I swear I had whiplash for a week from my head flopping back and forth. I love these shorts you guys do. It's like SNL except your skits are funny and informative. You should totally do a first responders show that is on the comedy side. Sirens was only on for like 2 seasons. I guess 911 and 911 lone star have some fire and EMS stuff but I don't know for real it is.
The first volunteer ambulance crew I worked on had a driver that was also a driving instructor. Didn't matter if we had a run of the mill call with no code, or a full stemi with full code, we drove EXACTLY speed limit...
Brake Check Guy is a huge reason why I _never_ ride the rear-facing seats on the engine-the motion sickness gene in my family is bad enough facing _forwards_ in the back seat! Don’t even get me started on how half our first-due area and mutual-aid response area involves mountain roads! 🤢
I am every one of those...depending on when I’m driving 😂 I just started driving last month, so the idea of “I get to drive a big ass truck” still hasn’t worn off yet
You should do one for the other drivers on the road because as I'm sure you know from experience not everyone does what they are supposed to I work at a place that builds fire trucks as an engineer and we currently have a truck in for repair from rolling over due to someone not getting over which made the fire truck driver decide to drive around. Unfortunately his wheels went into soft ground causing the truck to roll into it's side. Fortunately as far as I know everyone was ok and we build our trucks robust enough that there was very little damage at least to the apparatus.
In Ladder 49, one of my favorite parts was when they were heading to the first fire (not the opening) and the driver was blowing his horn at a car. The car finally recognizes the rig heading towards them at the last minute and the driver blurts out “MOVE OUTTA THE WAY, ASSHOLE!”
as a bit of a "rule bender" guy, "by the book" guy annoys me so much.... only stupid people obey stupid rules... (unless there is a cop or someone watching you of course....)
Everyone has been the "First time driving" guy..... After nearly 9 years in the Firies, I'm currently the "Angry Guy" driving.... too many idiots don't know how to give way to the big red trucks with blue and red lights here in Australia hahaha
Quick question from a civilian, when you guys get calls, do you have to physically put the information in your GPS, or does dispatch or someone automatically put it in for you guys and you hop in and go? Does it vary from dept. to dept.?
We get the address sent to our phones, so we can use those. But usually we know where to go. I know every address in our district and how to get there.
@@JackR_TV Novel idea! I wish someone would train our crew. Left one day on call for a location not 100' from the house. County on mutual assist arrived first because numbnuts made a right out of the drive and got 2 blocks down the street before the gps kicked in.
Thanks to my own curiosity from over the weekend, I wondered out loud (to the fam in the car) after seeing a firetruck make a turn "I wonder if you need a CDL in order to drive a firetruck..." and had to look it up and found out, No, you don't.... :D
Welcome to the ranks! I've been a CNA for over 7 years now, been working in a hospital on night shift for the past 3. Trusy me when I say that everytime you think you've seen everything, you get that one patient/resident that makes you pause and go "Well that's new 😦😨😱". One up side to this is that after a while nothing but the rare, random, and bizarre will faze you. Another is that you'll have plenty of stories ranging from hilarious to "Holy Shit, WTF?!!!"
I swear some bus drivers love to check their brakes (or acceleration) right when seniors are trying to get to a sit or sit down. The amount of time I've seen seniors fall down to rapid acceleration/deceleration is just cruel.
Then there’s the “GET TF OUT OF THE WAY” guy that mashes the airhorn every two to five seconds to encourage people to move over. Kinda like when someone like that is driving tho tbh.
I'm the angry guy.. not even sorry.. drivers have one responsibility when they're behind the wheel.. and that responsibility has nothing to do with a mobile communication device..
I'd definitely be "The Angry Guy" screaming at people to F'ING MOVE and yelling out the window at pedestrians. I assume my career as a driver would be short lived.
10 second tom and angry I think are just normal depending on the level of sleep, first time driver wears off after a few shifts and the "I got this" is just concerning, make sure you bring a Bible if you are riding with that guy driving
"JIM NO, FIRETRUCKS CAN'T DRIFT AROUND CORNERS!"
"Don't worry, I got this."
Fast and Furious: Inferno Drift
"Dont worry, I got family"
famous last words
DEJA VU!
"There are lives at stake man!"
Dude everyone is 10sec Tom at 3 am lol!
I am just always ten second tom
@@corndog4520 same XD
Our dispatch sends the info to the tablet mounted on the dash, but the stupid GPS doesn't show the exact number. It shows a range that basically says any building on this block, so you have to exit the GPS and go back to the page to get the house number.
@@HariSeldon913 that sounds like AMR....XD
Hi I'm tom where's the fire?
This guy is like a happier, Firefighter version of Angry Cops
Lol so true
ikr
It’s not a like He IS firefighter angry cops
Tate Gruenwald Very true
So glad I'm not the only one to think that!
You forgot “I’m taking on coming traffic lane all the way to the call” guy. Never been so scared in all my life.
I believe that would fall under "1st due or nothing guy" 🤣🤣🤣
Yes
Or the guy who’ll run every red light without checking for stopped traffic.
One time I saw a firetruck going the opposite way on a two lane one way bridge. No space for anyone to cram to so everyone had to reverse. Does not help the fact that it was a high bridge and traffic has already piled up. I know he has priority but damn you can't get through that.
@@nothingtoseehere1221 and you bet that this dude was complaining as to why nobody was moving too
How about the last second turns guy that almost rolls the rig every run
And goes over curbs and medians a lot.
Saw that the other day. I really thought they were gonna flip. I could see the captain hitting the driver after the fact.
That's my chief 🤣
I was literally about to say this 😂
Wouldn't "First due or nothin" guy count as that?
You forgot about officer happy horn, who never leaves any air pressure left!
Well, in our crew, we are glad we have only electronic sirens :D :D so no problems with air. :)
The Firehouse near me has a rookie on the ambo, that blasts the air horn at 3am, and blasts priority.
My biggest pet peeve as an engineer. Driver works the air horns!
you had me rolling with that
Why would you leave anything left? It's there to get used😂
Absolutely dead on. I think I have driven with all of these drivers and also have been each of those drivers as well at some point. lol
can confirm 100% I've been each of these guys at least once lol. man... 3 am after sleeping 15 to 20 minutes since the last call before it... just SO disorienting. I'll admit, anything fire or entrapment related would wake me right the eff up though.
@@edwardthompson1023 try that at 3am, on a 48, after running non stop, and the 15-20 minutes is the first sleep you have got in over 36 hours. Even the fire and entrapment barely wakes you. By the time you are there you are 100% awake and ready to roll but outside of that you are dragging.
The rule bender is the scary guy😂😂
@@alexismspgaming8260 you play adopt me but are smart?
The " I got this " skit would really have sold it with a loud crunch or scraping.
11 foot 8 + 8 channel could have done foley for that...
No crunch or scraping needed. Because he got this ;)
The Canopener feeds again!
"Keep going! You're good! You're good! You're good!"
@@Patrick_3751 don’t worry captain we’ll buff out those scratches
My partner would brake to the beat of his music.
Lets just hope he isn't playing darude sandstorm.
Steven Ramos DOOM Soundtracks
He would brake so aggressively
Lol.
Lmfao
😂😂
Brake check guy is famous for launching the officer’s helmet through the front window.
🤣🤣
Oh sweet jesus.
😳😖😆😂💀
You can also add "Urban your fault guy". Because so often people park illegally in a way a fire engine doesn't fit through anymore. Especially in poorly planned cities. I've seen it happen in a tight street where there was only parking on one side allowed, but EVERYBODY parks on both sides.
First the firefighters had one get out and carefully tried to squeeze through with his indications, but doing half a car length in 30 seconds, the driver's face changed to a solemn "Right, screw this" gestured indications guy to get back in.
Then he floored it and scraped along 25 or so cars before flying around the next corner, leaving two neighbours who had heard the scraping sounds speechless.
It made the newspaper. Anyone who tried to claim their damages with the fire department was rewarded with a fine for illegal parking by the police, who no doubt apreciated, the self-incrimination those car owners did.
Legally it's impossible to claim your damages in such a situation. If you parked illegally, you're considered the cause. It's only if you did no wrong and firefighters damage your car, that you can be entitled to compensation.
Same thing when someone tries to claim damages after they parked in front of a fire hydrant and get their windows smashed in to accommodate the hose. It’s especially funny when they bring pictures. “Thank you for providing us with more evidence against you, here’s your citation.”
Tldr entire neighborhood parks like idiots and gets fucked by firetruck and pd
Beautiful
@@donotatmelol until it happens to you
@@barnsnoble7066 It's almost like I don't park illegally lol
I feel Ten Second Tom to my core. My partner can give me an address and by the time my hand touches the GPS Ive forgotten all of it
Benjamin Park I’m the same way
My name actually is Tom and I ...
@@Dargonhuman last 10 secs?
You need a gps as a firefighter? Let us pray
Hi I’m tom
My old colleague used to be a fire fighter and he was the "it will fit" type of guy.
And to his credit, it always did even tho it was too close for comfort in more than one occasion.
One time did he drive through a fate at a burning school, he snapped off all the side markings on the truck but the truck itself was unharmed. This opening was roughly 10mm wider (less than half an inch) than the truck itself and it was hell on earth to try and get the damn thing out through the gate again when they were done
@@ravanjock Yes they meant gate, you can tell because of the part where they wrote gate
@@big0bad0brad read it again, I was confused for a sec too
@@logicphile6207 I read it again and I'm still not confused.
Cause it says gate at the end (although I too was confused at the beginning, but just kept reading)
@@big0bad0brad Fate could be a misspelling of gate or of fête. If you're not confused it's because you're making assumptions.
"10 second Tom" was my nickname back in College, but uh, for different reasons.
Of course! You ran the 100m in 10 seconds the other day- wait that was someone else
that's just, kinda sad, I've seen UFC knockouts longer that that called "fast"........ You good man?
"It was me, Barry"
Damn this man studies like a champ, finishes the exam before everyone even got a copy. I hope one day to be like you.
@@LeftyPencil RF would totally do that too
When I got to ride in a fire truck, I asked the man: "Can you run the siren?" He said to me "This siren? It's only supposed to be used in "emergencies" (Yes, he used finger air quotes)... Oh hold on, we do have to test it!" He then smiled, flipped them on, then asked on the radio "Can anyone hear that?" and left them running.
During my pre-shift checks of my ambulance I sometimes run "wake the neighbors drill", take a wild guess what that involves.
@@GhostBear3067 I mean, you gotta make sure all systems are working, right?
@@GhostBear3067 Opposite here in Germany lmao, firetrucks usally drive through small villages without the siren because they dont want to wake up people, if its really early.
@@foty8679 you are supposed to run then as needed, so my policy was always pre 6am streets are empty and no need to drive people into slashing the tires of your truck in retaliation...
You wake those people and there'll be many more fires to fight. Maybe an unruly mob or two.
I've seen a few "By the Book" ambulances literally going slower than the flow of traffic with their lights and sirens on. Personally, if I'm ever in need of EMS or Fire, I want the "First Due or Nothin'" responding.
My local FD must have a By The Book guy as their driver; I ended up behind their engine while driving to work, and even though they were running code 3 I was keeping pace behind them while still doing the speed limit (which was 40, BTW).
They might be on the way back too, you don't want to drive too crazy if the person's trying to start an IV or something. 😭
The G Shift (all ladies) NOT washing the rig as they’re supposed to be doing, but having a water fight on an exceedingly hot day.
They looked like they were having fun!
ambulances sometimes drive slow if the patient is so unstable that too big of a jolt from the truck can worsen their condition. if an ambulance drives very slow with no traffic it is very bad..
"Is that .. Is it .. SNOW AND ICE?"
"oh god no"
*Eurobeat intensifies*
I know you said eurobeat but I thought of Deja Vu immediately
I feel personally attacked with the ten second Tom part.
I know a bus driver who is a retired firetruck driver. He is still an "I got this!" guy. Teens love his style.
Those bus drivers are the best. My grandma drove the short bus after semi-retiring from...driving a semi. Only person I've ever known personally who could catch air in a school bus on a county road.
@@evage99 I just woke up to this and it is my morning inspiration. Thank you for sharing such badassery!
We used to have a fire fighter Years ago who was terrified of storms with lightning involved he would swerve and scream with every flash it's a wonder he never had an accident 😂
My dad was the, “how the hell are you already here and in full turnout gear guy”.
Lol
I am definitely the "I've got this guy" when I'm on a forklift
Same here "best forklift driver in the state"
Me too lol
Then you have to watch "Staplerfahrer Klaus: Dere Erste Arbeitstag." It's a parody of forklift safety driving videos.
@@bubbles6883 Bubbles definitely sounds like a name for a forklift driver.
And i’m the technician that has to clean up your shit when you wreck into something
Pulled out of the way for a medic once, but some people panic because they are afraid to run a red light and don’t know what to do, so a guy thought the best idea was to block both his lane and another. I’ll never forget the medic over the intercom saying “Sir, what are you doing?! Please stop doing what you are doing. Sir, let’s go.” 😂
i had an instance like that, except i had a green. i kept going through the light and then pulled over asap. fire truck continues and holy SHIT those things are loud even at low speed, my poor camry shook for at least 3 seconds.
The "Close Garage door while exiting" guy, or the "floor it out the garage with shotgun door open" guy. Don't breed the firetruck with the building guys, you won't get anywhere.
Wasn't it New York where fire crews would get the rigs clear, then wait until the garage doors were fully down before proceeding to scene, because crackheads would slip under the doors to rob the firehouse?
@@keywacat sounds like new york
“They’re stoptional” oh yeah, I’m definitely using that line now
FIRST DUE OR NOOOOOOOTHINGGGGG
@@Jason-sq2up it means full throttle.
@@h.m.7628 aka SEND IT
Even though I've been a Firefighter for 8 years now, I am still the First time Drivin guy, every time
My detective partner is the opposite when it comes to the rules he’d be like ‘well I know it says 45 but ya know I’ll go 85 just to be sure’
I mean he’s a remarkable driver I’ll give him that....and never tell him his egos damn big enough as it is but he’s a bit of an idiot sometimes😂
0:19 ITS FIRST DUE OR NOTHIN AINT ANYBODY GETING NO WATER SUPPLY
Never thought I'd hear the word "stoptional" in this lifetime.
My favorite engineer to work with is an ‘angry guy’. One time we were pulling up to a nursing home on a possible stroke and there was some dingus parked in the fire lane, just sitting in his car. And the engineer pulls in and keeps going. Does not even hesitate. Dude in the little Ford Taurus probably shit his pants, I’ve never seen someone get in gear so fast lmao. He moved though! And the Lt did not bat an eye
I would completely be "the new guy" if I were allowed to drive something with lights and sirens. Otherwise, I'm a by the books angry driver in my own car. I've ridden with a brake check guy once and I swear I had whiplash for a week from my head flopping back and forth.
I love these shorts you guys do. It's like SNL except your skits are funny and informative. You should totally do a first responders show that is on the comedy side. Sirens was only on for like 2 seasons. I guess 911 and 911 lone star have some fire and EMS stuff but I don't know for real it is.
The first volunteer ambulance crew I worked on had a driver that was also a driving instructor. Didn't matter if we had a run of the mill call with no code, or a full stemi with full code, we drove EXACTLY speed limit...
Good for him. The time difference is negligible. Speeding kills!!! it doesn't save lives.
Brake check guy is the WOOOORST. 💀💀💀
Brake Check Guy is a huge reason why I _never_ ride the rear-facing seats on the engine-the motion sickness gene in my family is bad enough facing _forwards_ in the back seat! Don’t even get me started on how half our first-due area and mutual-aid response area involves mountain roads! 🤢
Hi mate , you have the funniest commentary on fire departments that I have ever seen, regards from retired firefighter new zealand.
I am every one of those...depending on when I’m driving 😂 I just started driving last month, so the idea of “I get to drive a big ass truck” still hasn’t worn off yet
Even in the volunteer we managed to get all of these guys. I love it you nailed right on man keep them coming.
amazing stuff
I’m definitely the “first time driver” lololol:)
With the private ambulance there's both the "first time driver" and the "first time code three driver".
You should do one for the other drivers on the road because as I'm sure you know from experience not everyone does what they are supposed to I work at a place that builds fire trucks as an engineer and we currently have a truck in for repair from rolling over due to someone not getting over which made the fire truck driver decide to drive around. Unfortunately his wheels went into soft ground causing the truck to roll into it's side. Fortunately as far as I know everyone was ok and we build our trucks robust enough that there was very little damage at least to the apparatus.
First time driving was so well acted. It amused me the most.
I go to the fire academy in 2 months... I know im gonna be every one of these. 😂
haha. good luck stay safe!
0:37 i thought he was screaming
There is no coincidence -master oogway
In Ladder 49, one of my favorite parts was when they were heading to the first fire (not the opening) and the driver was blowing his horn at a car. The car finally recognizes the rig heading towards them at the last minute and the driver blurts out “MOVE OUTTA THE WAY, ASSHOLE!”
I drive a truck for a living and that's pretty much my whole range of emotions every day...
lovely content
I'm a ten second Tom. I forget important stuff like that semi-instantly
0:43 Thats what she said.
Jason you NAIL these videos! I can relate to all of them!
0:30 his voice sounds familiar..
as a bit of a "rule bender" guy, "by the book" guy annoys me so much.... only stupid people obey stupid rules... (unless there is a cop or someone watching you of course....)
It's only illegal if you get caught, otherwise it's just bad judgment.
Not to mention those who instead of helping, pull out their phone and film it 😂
Glad I'm not the only one who calls them stoptionals :P
Driving safe is neither optional nor annoying though.
Everyone has been the "First time driving" guy..... After nearly 9 years in the Firies, I'm currently the "Angry Guy" driving.... too many idiots don't know how to give way to the big red trucks with blue and red lights here in Australia hahaha
I am eagerly awaiting being first time guy and getting aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall of the siren-playing out of my system :D
@@hvymtal8566 trust me even now when the siren hits... I still get a rush hahahah
@@aussie2023 Well I never said it wouldn't come back into my system, now did I? ;)
I doubt the US is better.
@@101jir For first time driver? Hell no! Firetrucks here have multiple sirens and airhorns and you HAVE TO PLAY WITH THEM ALL xD
Quick question from a civilian, when you guys get calls, do you have to physically put the information in your GPS, or does dispatch or someone automatically put it in for you guys and you hop in and go? Does it vary from dept. to dept.?
They have an area they cover. They know it pretty well.
We get the address sent to our phones, so we can use those. But usually we know where to go. I know every address in our district and how to get there.
@@JackR_TV Novel idea! I wish someone would train our crew. Left one day on call for a location not 100' from the house. County on mutual assist arrived first because numbnuts made a right out of the drive and got 2 blocks down the street before the gps kicked in.
0:20 New York FireFighters drivers be like...
@John Arat True
This is spot on!!!! Every F.D. has each and every one of these drivers!!!! LMAO
I feel like a few of these could apply to truck drivers as well. X3
Does this mean you're lucky if you have 1 driver showing all these qualities? 😂
this guy deserves 100000+ more subs
0:37 I thought his mouth made that noise lmaoooo
Just the look on his face in the thumbnail for this is making me giggle. 😂🙌💯
Thanks to my own curiosity from over the weekend, I wondered out loud (to the fam in the car) after seeing a firetruck make a turn "I wonder if you need a CDL in order to drive a firetruck..." and had to look it up and found out, No, you don't.... :D
These videos have been exactly what I need to unwind after studying to be a CNA. You sir, have earned my subscription.
Welcome to the ranks! I've been a CNA for over 7 years now, been working in a hospital on night shift for the past 3. Trusy me when I say that everytime you think you've seen everything, you get that one patient/resident that makes you pause and go "Well that's new 😦😨😱". One up side to this is that after a while nothing but the rare, random, and bizarre will faze you. Another is that you'll have plenty of stories ranging from hilarious to "Holy Shit, WTF?!!!"
So I would be a cross between the Angry guy and 10 second Tom.
The first due guy killed me, brought back many memories. 😂
I'm so the "I got this" guy!
The "first time driving" guy is totally me lol I act all serious and cool but inside I am screaming with pure joy and excitement lol
The fact that this guy looks exactly like one of my teachers and has the same personality as him scares me
Had this "I got this" guy a couple of years ago in our volunteer unit. Pretty strange to see a whole fire engine laying on the side...
My father is a trucker. He's the "I got this" guy
"I got it, it will fit."
The overhead obstruction suddenly says, "Hold my 🍺"
10 second Tom is the best reference I have seen today
0:48
Hey, my name is Tom and I resent ... whatever it was I was talking about when I ...
...
Hey, my name is Tom! Wait...
I would def be 10 sec tom and maybe first time guy lol
Don't forget "Don't touch my siren." I've only had one, but what a buzzkill!
I feel like this can be applied to any driving situation lol
The last one is calling me out.
And its so true. Not even a firefighter
"By the Book Guy" ... Dude! It's a Cardiac Arrest you can do more than turn the lights on!!
Can we go back a little? How about "1st Gear Johhny"? or, "Grind Em Gears, Jerry"?
First do or nothin guy is my captain when he's trying to beat our mutual aid to a fire.
I had a bus driver in school that always was brake checking, and it was just like this the air brake noise used in this gave me a traumatic flashback
I swear some bus drivers love to check their brakes (or acceleration) right when seniors are trying to get to a sit or sit down. The amount of time I've seen seniors fall down to rapid acceleration/deceleration is just cruel.
0:36 the best moment XD
Then there’s the “GET TF OUT OF THE WAY” guy that mashes the airhorn every two to five seconds to encourage people to move over. Kinda like when someone like that is driving tho tbh.
I would definitely be the first time driving person
I used to be the first responder to "I got it" guys. A call center is a soul crushing place, but we had a bunch of very nice "It fits !" pictures !
I'm a combination of 10-Second Tom and The Angry Driver.
I guarantee if I were an ambulance driver I’d get fired. I’m “break check,” “by the book” and also “10 second Tom.”
I'm the angry guy.. not even sorry.. drivers have one responsibility when they're behind the wheel.. and that responsibility has nothing to do with a mobile communication device..
When a stop sign has a white line around it, that means it’s optional.
I'd definitely be "The Angry Guy" screaming at people to F'ING MOVE and yelling out the window at pedestrians. I assume my career as a driver would be short lived.
bruh, angry cops collab when?
I'm the by the books guy. I don't get to drive to the scene but I get to drive home and fill the truck with gas and water.
I am so the "first time driving guy" I'm dying to drive a firetruck with the lights and Sirens going
Yep, im the "i got this guy"!
Dead on I'm the Angry guy and my partner is the buy the book guy.
Rob Stan Bad combination
this can be applied to even normal drivers
The first time driving guy would be me.
THATS ME BREAK CHECKING IN THE ARMY. 🤣🤣🤣
And don’t fall asleep when riding with me.
10 second tom and angry I think are just normal depending on the level of sleep, first time driver wears off after a few shifts and the "I got this" is just concerning, make sure you bring a Bible if you are riding with that guy driving
this channel should be called man talks to people who look exactly like him and drives fire truck
Me "Howd we make it thru there?"
I got this guy " i dont know i closed my eyes too"