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Love your setup! What’s the footprint of your gym? L*W?

Solid work bro, good job!

Arnold's are done in the sitting position

Keep up the good work and god bless you✌️

TIME TO LOAD IT UP

lol I’ve had that exact one for years

As a person part of the zillenial generation it astonishes me that people thinks it’s ok to say no for certain thing’s especially work related or other wise like anything a boss ask u should be a yes the reasons being how you gonna go through life with any expirirnce or eiddom that comes from the failure of doing the thing you absolutely do not wanna do like yes it’s ok to say no for majority of things you don’t wanna do but how else are you gonna learn and adapt

“The role you play now is not the role you’re going to play forever”. As a guy with less time on that’s a great tid bit. Cheers.

Is being a douchebag loser on youtube count as feeling fulfilled. Asshole😊

I’ve said this to my troops many times. “Until you understand why this is going to be a s**t show, shut up and have a good attitude.”

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So you're basing in the right of stating an opinion to whether or not something is smart or stupid and that you don't have that right until you have more experience? What are you a comi-badtard? I know you're argument sounds logical but it's wrong. Find the better way iof stating it.

These are some of the cleanest ones I’ve seen on here. Keep getting after it man 🙏🏼👊🏼

Love this advice. Especially someone trying to go full-time fire and just finishing P School.

I learned not to expect anything other than maybe slightly above ordinary so then when something extraordinary happened I was so happy LOL

I did indeed not think any of that. Do elobrate sir in tot-t-shirt.

This goes for anything, never love above your means.

I know a lot of young firefighter who should hear this. A series on financial advice specifically for firefighters wouldn't be a bad idea!

Good job. You beat me!

Also a side question, how long should one stay riding backwards before trying to move up? For example my department desperately needs relief drivers. Despite being a probie, the chief has told me many times that I should start taking the classes I need to be a relief driver and that I could be a relief driver within my second year as a firefighter. For me though, I feel like I have a basic competence as just a firefighter with a lot of room to get better, and I really want to get good at what I do before I think about moving up. Where's the line? I don't want to drive before I'm a good fireman, but also I see my department has a need and want to be a team player. Also if you're looking for ideas for a video feel free to address this question how you please.

Is Patrick ever gonna be back on the show? Y'all had a great rapport!

Solid advice. One thing I'd add from personal experience as a probie is just because the older guys or even the dudes who have just gotten off probation are complaining does not mean you can complain. Even if you have the same criticisms, just stay silent. The less you say as a new guy the easier your life will be. Still ask questions and all that, but for everything else less is definitely more imo.

Buy how to eat move and be healthy by Paul chek and practice everything in it and problem solved!!!

well said sir!

I'm definitely appreciating the "old man" rants. I'm an older probie and I know the "rules" in the white collar world, but trying to figure out which ones translate over to this line of work is tough. I appreciate the insight. On a completely unrelated note, I work for a small department. Four station, 80 odd something firefighters. We had a line of duty death this year and a lot of good changes are in the process of being made. One thing that isn't changing though is physical fitness. No one at my department works out, and no captains make fitness a priority. Two of our stations don't have gym equipment, and the two that do have equipment have really old stuff. Have you ever encountered this before? Is there anything I can do as a probie to promote us working out as a crew?

Lmao they just ghost me lol

Good episode! I think the "hot ones" episode is an awesome idea.

You look like if Ken carson was white #kencarson

As someone who just finished the academy yesterday, at 32 years of age, this feels very relevant to me. I want to hit the ground running but man oh man am I fatigued. Got 4 days off and am hoping to recover as much as I can before my first shift.

Really spot-on in our organization right now… Thanks for the mental reset buddy!

That lady’s kinda annoying considering she’s interrupting in the middle of him saying something. This isn’t assertive behavior it’s just plain old annoying.

Hey man, just found your channel. I'm a rookie firefighter at age 32 and am looking to absorb as much knowledge as fast as I can to increase my chances of a 30 year career. Just wanted to say I really appreciate all the insight you've been sharing here.

I listen on Apple Podcasts. I’ve tried to listen to this specific podcast multiple times and it shows as unavailable

I thought I was used to night shift and school during the day. But I am TIRED!

Love the pod! Keep up the good work man ❤

Would you rather kiss a honeybadger or fight a chimp

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Respect you will be there one day

Clearly you’ve never worked in a kitchen as a dishwasher. There are absolutely soakers. Mainly bc the cook can’t make spaghetti w/out burning half the sauce to the bottom of the pot

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I get the message but no offesnse you look like Discount Simon Cowell❤❤❤❤❤

im 21 n A7X is still da goats🤘🏽

So this is what normal dads are talking about nowadays

Dude good thoughts. Healing the world one good take at a time. 4thshift is my new shrink.

True healthcare hubris is a real thing.

Are you in the burbs of Chicago?

When you're going through a interview be a robot but with some emotions.

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The fuck is this ninja talking about?!