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What's going on in there? I just got
reports that they got water on the fire
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they've made an entry on the east side
advanced down this hallway.
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They're in the fire room currently
working on fire
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All right, and action.
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I can't think of more manly profession
than firefighters.
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They are strong. They are courageous.
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They have chilly competition.
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Everybody loves firefighters, but
nobody's signing up. We all lack of
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And that's the problem. We really need
firefighters.
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They are the ones that are running,
force the fire when everybody else is
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running away from it. So in this
episode, I'm going to spend a day and
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a fireman to show how important it is
what they do.
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And to show you, how fun it is to use
that freaking hose.
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Well, today we're at a fire station.
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We will get in the hot block. That is
going to be up to 1 ,200 degrees.
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Holy... I do my frozen pizza at 350.
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I'm getting into 1 ,200 today, so you
guys will enjoy me being sweaty, hot,
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going through pain, and then I'm going
to die at the end of the day. I'm
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I'm not going to die. I'm going to try
not to die.
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I have to sign a waiver so we're willing
to die for free.
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The one thing that they said is if
you're claustrophobic, you're not going
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well in there. I'm extremely
claustrophobic, so it's going to be
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We're going to do a professional
fitting.
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I'm a little bit nervous, like a good
nervous, you know.
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I'm going to mess up my beautiful hair.
It takes me about five minutes to do it.
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I bet you that hairspray you wear is
flammable.
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Oh, it probably is. It's definitely
flammable. Yeah.
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No, this is no joke.
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Yeah, I'm good. My first professional
fitting in my career.
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Is this like fire resistant? How this
works?
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They're fire resistant, not fireproof.
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It will burn just like this shirt will
burn. Just not as fast.
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Excellent. Thank you, sir. I appreciate
it.
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Really looking forward to not dying.
Thank you.
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Funny thing about this mask.
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When I was a kid, my great -great...
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great grandpa's house who was fighting
in the world war ii he would have like a
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mask like a gas mask like that and we
would just wear them all the time so
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actually when i put it on i was like ah
i think i'll be okay being a fireman is
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action -packed and unpredictable so we
couldn't waste any time in case
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went down so after i got my gear they
showed me around the firehouse and i got
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to meet some firemen
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We're here with Captain Miller. Tell me
why firefighter?
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Honestly, it was a blessing in disguise.
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As soon as I got into the fire service
and got through training and got to see
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the Brotherhood and actually what the
fire service was truly about, I couldn't
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have picked a better career.
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Tell me about Brotherhood. It's talked
about and it's kind of a cliche term,
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it's real.
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We're here really to mainly appreciate
what you all do.
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Show the people how important it is what
you do, how much you sacrifice daily.
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Put him through as much hell as you can.
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That's the goal.
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Friend. What kind of friend is that?
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That's really kind of what drew me in
was the brotherhood teamwork once you've
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established that trust.
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I mean, there's nothing greater.
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And I think it's like essential
ingredients.
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Yeah. For healthy functioning for any
man, I think, nowadays.
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It's natural to crave, like, a belonging
to somewhere.
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And even if you're not getting along
with them, they're still your brother.
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And just then, the alarm went off, and
everybody got fired up.
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I'm sorry for the joke. We were out the
door on a call within 30 seconds.
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We're responding to an emergency call
right now somewhere in Hendersonville.
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I don't know what's happening, but we're
on the call.
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They are cool -out cucumbers, and I'm
pretty stressed.
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People are not moving.
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People don't know how to behave on the
roads for shit. If there is an emergency
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vehicle, move your ass to the side. It's
absolutely insane.
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We don't know what happened.
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We can't show any patient right now
because we want to respect their privacy
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They are cool off cucumbers.
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I'm panicked Looks like the patient's
already in the ambulance.
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How long it took?
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Strap yourself in So basically within 30
seconds, we were all in the truck. Yeah
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within top three minutes. We were at the
scene Within next 30 seconds. I saw the
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patient rolling into the ambulance.
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Yeah And that was it It all took maybe
five minutes, and we're on the way back?
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Yep, sometimes less, sometimes more.
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I can tell you that much. The adrenaline
definitely was going through me as we
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got on that call.
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Now imagine that, but 2 o 'clock in the
morning, you're asleep, you've been in
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bed for three, four, five hours, and you
go to 100 % like that.
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Tones drop, you're dead asleep, you wake
up, and you're going to a fire, a
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medical call, a car accident on the
freeway.
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You don't need a coffee.
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No, it gets you up. You're awake. You're
probably up the rest of the night,
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maybe. Can you tell me about your
personal worst call you've ever been on?
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Probably the worst was a gunshot wound
to the head.
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And it was probably the worst because it
was someone involved in emergency
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medicine.
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So it was a fellow brother, in a sense.
And to see it, he thought that was his
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only way out.
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That was pretty rough.
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Each time those tones drop and we get
called out, it's usually their worst
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How that affects you as a man?
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In the beginning, before I had kids, I
shared a lot of stories with my wife.
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then as the years have gone on and the
calls have kind of stacked up, they
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are my lifeline. The guy is here. So
when I need to vent or talk, I do it to
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them because they get it.
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They understand what we go through.
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They are the reason why I'm halfway
mentally ill.
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I think we take it for granted all
trauma first responders go through. Just
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police, firemen are often seeing
lifetime worth of trauma per week.
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Like Captain Miller was saying, our
worst day is just a normal day for them.
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It takes a lot of courage to put
yourself through that, and it's
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keep us all safe.
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I'm very grateful that they are willing
to do it.
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Let's talk about the most funny
situation you've been on call.
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Maybe a cat in a tree. I've actually
been to a cat in a tree. We weren't able
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help them, but we told them they'll come
down, you know, and sure enough, the
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cat came down.
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Good guy.
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Man, such a good guy.
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What does it take to be a good
firefighter?
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This is when training and practice,
repetition, it's repetition.
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It's facing your fears if it's, you
know, being a little claustrophobic, if
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climbing ladders, you know, just kind of
facing those fears.
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It's practice, repetition.
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Insane. Yeah, that was insane.
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Yeah. That was so quick.
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And that'll happen maybe no time, maybe
20 times in a day.
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Awesome. You good?
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Hey, we got another call. We got another
call. Yeah, so we got another one. You
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guys want to roll?
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Yeah, right?
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We were just back at the station for
about 15 seconds. We were going for
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call.
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Busy days.
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This episode is about courage.
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And if you know me enough, you know that
heights and Pavel don't go well
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together. So you can imagine what
firefighters are planning for me.
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We are here with Senior Firefighter
Austin.
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We're going to go way up on this baby.
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I hate heights.
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Right here is where we hook in.
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How this is not clipping through?
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No way?
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It's just like 50 -50. You kind of hope.
You hope it doesn't.
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So we're clipped, ready to go.
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Say, bucket to turntable.
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You know, ready to fly the ladder.
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Roger, roger. We're ready to go.
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Uh, damn.
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I really hate heights. I hate heights,
man.
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Damn.
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That's already high enough for me.
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And that's safe. You're saying that's
safe.
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Safe enough.
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If not, when we hit the ground, you'll
go quick.
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That is not something you want to hear
when you're, like, what, 20 feet up in
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the air?
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All right, so he gave us the controls at
this point, so now we can do whatever
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we want. Yeah, let's go down then. You
say go up?
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This height is my height.
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Is it like 12 feet off the ground?
That's my height, man.
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I have to move the outriggers out a
little more because it's weighing a
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bit. Oh, okay.
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What's happening?
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It shifted up a little bit. They're just
resetting it.
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We're not going up again, are we? He
said he's good. We're good. We're good.
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it was awesome.
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They're not doing it again. No, we're
good.
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We're good. We're good.
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We're going up, aren't we?
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Holy shit.
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And we're next to the church too. Oh my
God.
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Look, there's the drone right there.
We're higher than the drone.
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Whoa! We're going to take it up a little
higher.
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No, we're good.
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Oh, God.
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So that right there is pretty much fully
extended.
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This is about as high as it gets.
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Yeah,
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this is great. We can go down. So we're
going to go down now. So do you want to
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do this? No, you're good. You do you.
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No, you're good.
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It's beautiful, but I hate it, man. I
hate it.
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I take the hot box microwave on fire
over this. Yeah.
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Thousand percent.
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All right, we did it.
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Wait, wait.
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Nope. I didn't shit myself. We good.
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Then it was finally time to put out the
fire. They have this whole training
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facility where they can burn cars and
put them out or burn a building made out
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of shipping containers that they can
crawl through and put it out.
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they told me earlier that's really what
they do they crawl on their hands and
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knees because the air is full of smoke
and it's 2 000 degrees on the top of the
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room just remember you know anything
that burns smoke rises right hits the
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ceiling and bounces off yeah i'm a
firefighter now how do i
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look with this big ass hat
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And what was your name again? I'm Pavel.
What's your name again? Pavel.
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Pavel. Pavel.
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Captain Townsend.
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We are here with Captain Townsend. Yes,
sir.
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And we'll walk through what's going to
happen today and how we're going to put
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out that fire in this big microwave
thingy.
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And we'll try not to die. And I really
want to not die. We got you. We got you.
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So this will be our front door.
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And we will enter through here. This
will be our living room area.
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This is simulating a bedroom right here
and then we'll come into this hallway
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and we're going to advance the line all
the way down this hallway into our fire
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room and my goal is to get you and the
nozzleman to about this point here. For
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the first scenario we'll have our doors
open so the heat won't be bad.
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The second scenario we're going to
tighten this box up a little bit and all
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openings will be closed.
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The heat is going to be 11, 1200 degrees
if we stand up, which we try to prevent
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standing up at all costs.
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And then down on the floor, it'll be
between three and 400 degrees at the
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depending on how hot we can get the box.
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So we have thermal imaging cameras, so
we'll be able to see. You won't be able
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to see anything, but we'll be able to
see you. We'll be able to see you.
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We'll come in, put the fire out.
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Once the fire is under control, we'll
just back out the same way we came in.
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Rolling. Yes, sir.
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Any questions?
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No. Let's just, you know, not in a rude
way, let's get it over with.
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Understood. Let's get it over with.
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They have the hose ready now.
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I want to try it if I can. Yeah.
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Go for it.
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Try to hold it a little lower.
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Towards you more.
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There you go.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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This is some next level shit!
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You wanna get sprayed with it? I'm gonna
die, right?
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Go for it!
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Good work, man. I thought you were going
to flip me, dude.
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So the big moment has come.
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I'm about to enter 1 ,200 degrees.
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Not ideal Friday afternoon.
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But to show the respect to our brave
firefighters, I got to do what I got to
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So let's go.
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I need you and Alex to confirm structure
prior.
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We're at 123 East Main Street.
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I'll get that smoke showing on the east
side. Upon your arrival, we're going to
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be operating in offensive mode. I need
an inch and three quarters stretch to
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east side. Get down on the side.
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Yeah, let's go.
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Yeah,
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I can't see.
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I can't see anything.
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Back it up! Back it up! Back it up!
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Back it up! Back it up! Back it up! Back
it up! Back it up! Back it up! Back it
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up! Back it up! Back it up! Back it up!
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Back it up! Back it up! Back it up! Back
it up!
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Back
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it
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up! So what we'll do now is we'll bag
back out, we'll reset it, we'll close
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doors, and you'll get the real effect.
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Damn. Fun?
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I don't know if fun is the word I would,
you know, use, but I literally lost
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you. You were like a rabbit. Go in
there.
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The next one will be fun because with
all the doors closed, you'll see the
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really build up, and now you're going to
feel the heat for sure on this next
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one. It'll be good. It'll be good,
though.
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It's short.
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Yeah, you're not in there for long.
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That was short, but it was long to me.
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Main thing I was worried about is that
this is going to explode in my face.
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Because it's hot.
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You ready for round two?
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Need some more rehab?
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No, let's do it.
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If it explodes, we'll put you out. We
got water.
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You're at the right place.
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Time to plug in. Time to plug in.
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You can't explain it. You can't see it
on camera. The only thing that you can
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follow is the stick hose that's hard as
rock, heavy as shit.
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And I exercise. I don't consider myself
weak. But man, when you're crawling, you
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can't see. There's 800 degrees.
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Your instincts are, I want to get up and
I want to get it over with. You can't.
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Because as soon as you raise yourself a
little bit up, you're like, cook, pick
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it.
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Holy.
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I just got reports that they got water
on the fire, so they've made an entry on
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the A side, advanced down this hallway.
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They're in the fire room currently
working on fire suppression.
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It's hot. It's fun. You know, this is
what we train for. This is what we live
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for. This is why we...
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We picked this job while we applied and
fought for this job in the first place.
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And so it's always a really exciting
feeling. And you try to suppress that
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you know, being professional and having
a job to do. But it's fun, man. We love
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this stuff. We wouldn't rather be doing
anything else in the world.
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How do you feel?
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I can think of better places to hang
out.
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It gets a little warm.
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Yeah.
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So we have to think about that. There
could be somebody in here without this
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gear on.
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That's why we have to hurry up.
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Are we getting up? Yep.
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It's still gonna be hot.
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For them, it's like walking the park.
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For me, I'm gonna be sore like...
tomorrow.
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I'm gonna be in so much pain. It's a
good pain, but you think that those guys
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are just chilling on the bed, doing some
push -ups at the fire station, throwing
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down the pipe thingy.
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No.
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Damn. I don't know how you survive 30
seconds in that bitch.
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And just let this hang.
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Dang. So what happened to that? I lost
James about halfway through.
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Because you can't see anything.
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This is your lifeline. So when something
goes bad, we know that this hose is
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going to lead us back outside.
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Okay. But sometimes we have to go in
without our lifeline.
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If we pull up and they say there's
people inside, we're not going to grab a
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hose. We're just going to run in and go
search and find those people in zero
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visibility. But you have to keep moving.
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Fire doubles in size every 60 seconds.
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So if we're slow getting to the fire, by
the time we get there, it could be
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three times as big.
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So we don't have time to stop and mess
around. We have to haul butt to get to
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that fire to put it out.
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But overall, good job.
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Thank you. You didn't get burned, right?
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That's a win.
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00:19:09,740 --> 00:19:11,200
Thanks to you guys. That's a win.
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00:19:11,500 --> 00:19:15,040
It's been a couple hours. I feel like a
14 -hour shift.
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My back is killing me.
323
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It's heavy, too.
324
00:19:19,939 --> 00:19:21,700
Yeah, they're definitely
underappreciated.
325
00:19:22,220 --> 00:19:23,240
Thank you so much.
326
00:19:23,460 --> 00:19:24,460
Taser was scary.
327
00:19:25,340 --> 00:19:28,740
This is scarier. Doesn't hurt like
Taser, but it's scarier.
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It paralyzes you too.
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Like, man, if you want to face some
serious shit, if you want to be a hero,
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you want to be a badass, be a man like
these guys.
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Damn.
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I'm Pavel.
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Be a man, man.
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Shake yourself before you wreck
yourself.
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Seriously.
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00:19:48,260 --> 00:19:50,260
First of all, thank you for everything
today.
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Thank you for coming out. I'm surprised
I didn't poop myself.
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It's a positive thing. I feel definitely
more manly after today.
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You are manly. I feel courageous. You
are manly. It's at the end of the day, I
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feel like it's a good day. We went on a
call, had a ride along.
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Insane. What you did today was not too
many people, one, get to experience
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And you went from zero to a hundred.
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in day one.
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And our recruits build up to that.
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I want to show the world how important
and amazing, absolutely amazing it is
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what you guys do.
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Younger generation, get your shit
together.
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Get out of your comfort zone.
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If you want to be courageous, if you
want to be a hero, if you want to have a
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meaning, if you want to have a
brotherhood, if you want to be cool,
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place to be. I'm sorry for my French.
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You know, I'm international.
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We don't see ourselves as heroes like
kind of some people depict us, but we
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honestly just think it's doing our job.
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I thank you for coming out and kind of
experience a little bit of what we get
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do through on a daily basis. It was a
day. It was a day. Yeah.
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00:21:00,440 --> 00:21:04,020
Hey, thank you for coming out today. We
enjoyed it. Thank you for putting me
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through all this.
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Hell of a day.
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00:21:06,360 --> 00:21:08,160
Yeah. You know what?
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00:21:08,520 --> 00:21:12,840
If it's not going to pan out with my
career, man, I'm here. Yeah.
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00:21:13,040 --> 00:21:14,040
I'm here. You're welcome.
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00:21:15,210 --> 00:21:16,210
How cool is that?
364
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How f***ing cool is this?
365
00:21:20,210 --> 00:21:21,149
Massive shit.
366
00:21:21,150 --> 00:21:22,150
How cool it is.
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00:21:22,390 --> 00:21:24,210
I really am in love with this.
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Shiny. Big.
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Scary. And masculine.
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Masculine!
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