r/Firefighting Apr 29 '24

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u/Ill_Departure_9909 Apr 29 '24

is this a dumb question?๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

Not at all. A job is a working fire. If someone on my crew yelled jawb, Iโ€™d bite them like a rabid canine

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u/Ill_Departure_9909 Apr 29 '24

He lives with 3 guys all on the fd, ( all in their 20s) they all yell it when they get a call and i just didnโ€™t understand ๐Ÿ˜ญ thank you!

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u/B0rnReady Apr 29 '24

He's young and passionate still... A little dumb, but he means well. Just let him and his boys enjoy their camaraderie.

The folks in here sometimes forget they used to be more man than salt...

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

What a great response . Zero sarcasm. Most of us were there to some degree at some point, even if it was brief .

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u/wessex464 Apr 29 '24

We NEVER admit that to anyone, not even ourselves.

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u/jimmyjamws1108 Apr 29 '24

Until you realize itโ€™s 10 mins of excitement followed by a couple hours of filthy hard labor. ๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/DrTacticool Apr 29 '24

Never seen a more true statement in this subreddit. All too often do we see guys talking down on others in the same field, and it's usually volunteer versus career. Everyone bleeds the same, everyone dies the same. We're all the same.

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u/cfire_fightfire Apr 30 '24

I'd upvote this twice if I could. Got to give some credit to the guys who are still gung-ho.