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34:28 : 😢😢😢😢 y'all actually made me cry! Well miss you, Eugene, SO MUCH! Best of f luck on your new paths!❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🎉
tom hardy doppleganger for this episode work out so perfectly
Papappqp❤
You keep covering the stomp at the end 🙃
cookunity is really good - I've used them for the past 3 years
“They’re young I’m sure they weren’t attached to it” 😂😂
I lost it 🤣🤣
my favorite part lmao
At 24:14 the firefighter was so proud that eugene finished the maze
I was looking for this comment! It was so wholesome ❤
It makes you think of how and what type of training our firefighters goes through
I know...He looks like he'd hire him on the spot!
My husband is a firefighter. The maze is SCARY. Not much phases him, but when he went through the maze at his department he finished with only a few breaths of oxygen left. Some of his fellow trainees ran out of oxygen and had to use the special technique they teach for breathing if you run out of air. He said toward the end he started to panic. Even if it's not the true maze, with Eugene being tested on a variety of techniques and protocols as he goes, it's impressive that he finished.
His smile!!! It was so great, Eugene was incredible 😭
"I've got to be the brave boy"
"No you don't, Kwesi will be here" 🤣
I thought he was saying "crazy", which I, after a few moments of thought, decided probably refers to Kwesi (though maybe Jared or Miles) 😆
Rachel saying be careful and the guys calling her mom was so cute. Zach carrying out the victim felt so right, I was so proud of him.
You have mommy issues and it shows.
Keith: oh wow it's kind of pretty up here
Keith's hand: *gripping so hard his fingers are white around his wedding ring*
I LOVE this. Please…..Try being flight attendants for the day. I know that would be super difficult to arrange but…. So worth it. Maybe you could just go to a training facility and see what it takes. We do….firefighting, restraint/self defence, emergency procedures, evacuating 300+ people in 90 seconds, aviation medicine, and so much more!
Yes, so much this! I used to fly a lot for overseas military relocations and the lengths these people went to for a mom traveling alone with toddlers and two cats was amazing. I have a deep and abiding fondness for the simple things they did like bringing a pack of random skittles.
911 operators
They should try that!
@@caseylyngalian2103 michelle khare has already done those.
@@ShadowRose1622but the boys haven’t
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We had a massive house fire when I was a kid. Not only did the firefighters save our home, but they made sure all of our animals got out safely, and even went the extra mile and gave my dogs water to drink. Some of the nicest and most selfless people I have ever met. Thank you for all that you do firefighters ❤
I don’t think you can find a nasty person in such a field since it requires self sacrifice (and so much more tbh) for the others. So I believe it’s mostly if not completely filled with the nicest people you can ever meet.
@@Jennieburrymeas a firefighter myself, I can confirm there are some nasty people in the profession, but they don't usually end up staying in one station for long before everyone catches on and they either leave or kicked out, I've known a couple that bounced around to different stations before word started getting around about them and then they were eventually turned down for everywhere that they applied to join
@@kirstyfarthing1588how are the men firefighters towards the woman firefighters? I’m assuming there’s a good chance that there is a select few who don’t treat the woman firefighters right. But my guess is that the rest treat them perfectly well! And also you know how men firefighters tend to be hyper sexualized are woman firefighters also hyper sexualized it’s just not as known? Thank you for what you do!🙏🏻🫶🏻😊
If you had a big fire your house not saved as a firefighter myself no houses can be saved do to the way there built houses there's days go up fast an everywhere in house
@@CiCiSpillsTea in my personal experience in the area I live (NSW Australia as a volunteer rural firefighter) women have been treated very much equal, I haven't had an experience (yet) where it was assumed I couldn't do something just because of my gender and we are always expected to treat other equal and help if someone is struggling with something no matter what, that said there are some times during training, say if I'm struggling to pick up something heavy or getting a hose fitting to tighten properly we have a joke and giggle that I'm too weak (usually started by me dramatically saying I'm too weak to start the joke) BUT when we are actually in the heat of the moment and someone is struggling we are all expected to keep an eye out and jump in to help no questions asked or jokes made, as they mentioned in this video every person is different and everyone will react to things differently - again regardless of gender, so no point in dragging gender into it
As for being sexualised - as you mentioned, majority of it is aimed at the men and that is pretty much true, I haven't really heard of any of the women getting sexualised but I can tell you from experience that most of the (volunteer) firefighters in the area around me are old guys with beer bellies and dad bods 😂 any time things like that are brought up they all start to laugh and makes jokes about how good they look while they rub their bellies or make ridiculous poses, we all pretty much just tend to make a lot of jokes in general about the whole 'firefighters are all fit and sexy' thing
As someone who is disabled and has chronic pain like Zach, Im so impressed that he was able to fully go through with the day! I hope he wasnt too sore the next day 😅
I love Zach’s representation of someone whose body is actively making life so difficult but achieving things anyway ❤
Same love Zach proving that even thoough our bodies hate us we can still do amazing things :D even though we have so few spoons
Honestly I was, too! Kudos to him and I too hope he didn't feel it too badly after the fact.
Zach was great at communicating in the simulations. If it weren't for his pole slide and frail health, I'd say he was the best firefighter.
Frail health...lol. Awesome...
@@JJNeeps2024 I don't think they meant it in a derogatory way, Zach has had some well documented health issues?
@@lofiphilosophy8875 I know. I just like how the pole slide got put with the frail health. lol.
@@lofiphilosophy8875 He has ankylosing spondylitis - basically the bones in his spine are fusing together which is why he has a hard time running or carrying this and it's progressive. They have a video about it when Zack talks about what it means to be disabled and how it took him a long time to accept that he is.
@@selfification Yes I know 😅that is why I made my comment
This felt like vintage Try Guys, and the element of danger made it extra-spicy. Music on point as always! Love y'all.
Yeah. I wish Eugene would stay.
I am still waiting for figure skating
Yeah it's fun to see them actually try new things again
Yes❤
@@cassie1560 is Eugene leaving try guy??
@@inthiaemu6900 yes
Keith: a fireman.
Eugene: a sexy fireman
Zack: a kid in a fireman costume 😂
swap the first 2 😭
💯 agree
Nah but like honestly Zach was MVP for being communicative and saving the dummy.
We've seen it before but it still blows me away every time it's on show in an episode, how Eugene is so physically adept at many things?? He did amazing in the maze bit!!
Eugene in a fireman uniform just feels...... right
it really dose
Eugene in any uniform feels right.
Found the horn dog
@@KatonNeko literally. it's hard to make that man look bad.
He totally set the fire 😂
I feel like the firefighters had just as much fun as the TryGuys did. Fabulous episode.
Of course Eugene goes down the pole that gracefully. The average person would experience that scene from the 90s movie Rocket Man where he struggles down the pole. "The flesh! It burns!"
he just descends like the corporeal angel that he is
its always Bridget Jones' Diary for me
It's really not that hard
@@jw5386 not if you have a legitimate fear of heights. its not just about comprehension, its compassion, empathy towards a fellow human being.
Hear me out: I feel like having pole dancer training would be a transferable skill for this 😂🙌🏻
coach sheck blushing at the tom hardy compliment was so cute🤩
And the Bane impression! Guy was having fun with them...
He’s a doppelgänger 🥵
Rachel: You are going into a burning building at the end of today
Eugene: Who's Burning Building
Where I work we have an annual 1 day basic firefighting training and all employees must participate at least once. This year I decided to join and it was the most physically demanding day of my whole life. We were taught how to extinguish fires using hosts and whatever available water supply. We had to go down a 4 story building using just ropes and basic rope skills. First aid, how to take care of burn wounds, and all that. After that day every time a firetruck/man in firefighter uniform passes by I just silently pray over them because I cannot imagine working everyday like that. Thank you for being real life heroes.
where do you work so i can never work there
That simulation alone was so scary!, i cant even imagine a real situation, absolutely incredible
I'm so curious what kind of job you do that requires this?
@@madeline2282 UA-cam keeps deleting my original reply so I'll just retype it:
I'm a college instructor, weird right? 😂 But where i live the areas are prone to fire due to our climate (like summer all throughout) and we also have a housing problem where almost all houses are stacked and one household fire could potentially burn everything.
Also, our university is just a walking distance from the fire station so it was probably an internal arrangement between the two that made the training possible.
Although we did not do the closed building fire cause they said it was too dangerous since some of the participants were in their 50s, but we did extinguish fires but in an open area and while wearing gear.
It wasn't really required, more of encouraged to join. Since the training gave certificates which can be considered an "accomplishment" for the department or college we're under. But it was also seen as an opportunity to learn so that when the time comes we would at least have an idea what to do.
My original comment had a facebook link to the 2022 album of the training, couldn't find the 2023 one. But apparently UA-cam automatically deletes comments with links 😑
I always pray everytime I hear a siren for the responders and the victims. I know if it was my worst day I would want someone praying for me too.
14:08
"How long are your legs?"
Zach: "I got a flat little butt. It's barely there. When my wife sees me changing, she giggles. She laughs at my anatomy."
she knew exactly what size he was w that😭
Zach's descent down the pole will be the best short ever; starting with Eugene's "You're stickier than you think!" And ending with Keith's NOPE. 😂
I lost it at Keith asking when Keith was coming down
The fact that EVERY firefighter seen in this video is probably in active duty right now during the 2025 LA fires is chilling
I wish them all the best of luck and hope.
Zach did so well on the fitness test. That wasn’t walking at the end, that was running! Great job, Zach! 😊
Also, I laughed so hard on the 1930s cartoon comment, that was so accurate. 😂
“It’s so think and har-“ 😞 “ITS SO FULL”
The silence during that sentence
and the immediate facepalm after lmao
I love the use of "TURGID" in this moment.
i couldnt breathe when i heard him say it, i laughed so hard-
The fact that firefighters carried all that gear up hundreds on floors on 9/11 is insane.
Holy crap i dont think i could walk up 100 floors even without that gear
On 9/11 a lot of fireman will go to high rises or even at the gym on the stair master and they’ll walk the amount of floors with all their gear in memorial
the beeping noise was so harrowing. still the same noise from the 9/11 attacks
@@sxrxhkj6612I didn't know until a couple of years ago that that's what the alarms were in all the footage you see from 9/11. I thought the alarms were coming from the buildings 😥💔 not from fallen firefighters
We walk every year for our fallen brothers and sisters. Never forget!!
The way the flannel tied around Eugene’s waist billows gracefully as he descends the pole at 3:48 is so perfect. He floated down elegantly AF!
I came here to say the same thing 😂
Eugene really has that amazing ability to be good at whatever he decides he wants to do. Love you so much, Eugene!! Will miss you but 2nd Try will surely be great too!!
As the fiancée of a career fireman, I really appreciate yall doing this video but also adding a PSA to try to help them with their job is maybe the most important thing for viewers to understand. Only so much can be done if no precautions are taken. A HUGE PSA that should be added is to shut the door!!! It limits oxygen to the fire and can easily save your life!
Of course there wouldn’t be enough time to do every part, but if yall were able to simulate more types of events that firefighters go to (car wrecks, medical calls, etc) or how they do their best to decontaminate gear, that would have also been awesome to add-but still an awesome video! Thank you to South Metro for taking the time to demonstrate and make sure the Try Guys were safe!
My husband is a career firefighter/paramedic, and one time he got called to a family attempting a literal exorcism to solve a medical emergency! I'd like to see the Try guys react to that call 😂
Ok 😂😂😂
@@YuniX2OK 😂😂😂
@@YuniX2😭
how do you décontaminate gear?
Eugene defending his gay joke by explaining to all the firefighters standing around who don’t know him is hilarious 😂💀
Several years ago the house across the street from me exploded. Literally. Their heating tank blew up. I woke up because I heard it blow.
The firemen were incredible. I still don't understand why there are so many volunteer firemen. They all deserve to be paid, and the full-time folks should be making waayyyy more. Genuine heroes.
Volunteer firefighters are often paid on a call-out basis. That’s how it works in the communities around me anyway.
Most make a very small wage or a per call pay. It is usually minimum wage or less. A lot do get a small retirement after a decade or more of service. Most communities can't afford to pay for full time firefighters, so they have a volunteer department. My husband is a volunteer firefighter, that's why I know that. These guys do it for the betterment and safey of their communities
In Australia volunteer firefighting is 100% unpaid, it is completely on our own time, but we also don't have to go through as much physical testing to qualify for volunteering, all the money we are given goes into the station bank account and that is used for the brigade only, none of it goes to the members, even any donations from the public
@@icantbeliveitisnot such a noble profession. Absolute respect to them!
the fact that they did this in my hometown in colorado is so interesting. especially for people who live at sea level, coming to colorado can cause a lot of altitude sickness. the try guys truly had a challenge with that treadmill even if it was at sea level, let alone a mile high. the people at south metro are true heroes and should be thanked for all they do for the community especially their response to the marshall fires with a bunch of other stations in the area
Yes absolutely. I also used to live in a high altitude area and I remember once a rival college football team tried to accuse our team of "cheating" because when they played away games their lung capacity was so goated.
I was in Colorado for fire season. We had a 15 mile hike up to the fire line. Then we just dug breaks for 12+ hours, back. The first few days were absolutely hell.
My dad was a firefighter/paramedic when I was a young kid, and I loved going to visit him at the fire station where he'd let me and my siblings climb on the trucks and slide down the pole with us in his arms. It was also nice that he only had to work every third day (one 24-hour shift and then 2 days off). That said, it was a bit scary knowing that he was going into dangerous situations. The movie Backdraft came out during that time, so that was an extra vivid visualization of how my dad might have met his end.
When my now husband (he’s a firefighter) and I were dating he showed me Backdraft. I took a few days to think long and hard about continuing the relationship. That movie scared me, especially when he told me how real it was.
@christinamatzen4214 we talked about Backdraft in my fire classes, but it was mostly the instructor venting about how the only realistic thing is the backdrafts lol. He always had a problem with Hollywood portrayals of firefighters because they always had their mask/helmet off, for camera effect, but in reality doing so would be very dangerous
He is a hero❤
@@jerfsjourneys Of course Hollywood wouldn’t get the way the fire fighters acted right, can’t possibly have a Baldwin and cover his face! The fire parts were real, I certainly didn’t know it could behave like that. My background was in law enforcement and that’s infinitely less scary!
@@ChristinaVVM thank you. You don't hear it enough as the family of a firefighter, but thank you for your sacrifices as well.
My great grandfather was a firefighter after WWII. He loved it and when he got Alzheimer's it was all he thought about.
I remember there was an accident we had to stop for, when he saw the fire engine pull up he hopped out and started to direct traffic. The firemen were very understanding and kind, loved that they spoke with him.
I love these videos.
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As you would know, the long term memories are the most solid, so Id 💯 bet he wouldve done a great job at doing that even with alzheimers, arguably better since for him it it was learnt/practiced recently ❤
I fuckin love that Keith just walked down instead of going down the pole, the king of boundaries hahah
Paramedic here and I would have absolutely LOVED to see a spinoff of this where the guys go through some medical scenarios with airway management, IV/IO placement, wound management, and CPR. It could be super beneficial for viewers to learn basic CPR as well as the recognition and handling of some medical emergencies prior to professional help arriving, i.e., ODs (could cover Narcan administration as it's very simple and widely available now from most pharmacies), choking, and seizures. So many people aren't familiar with the full scope of what paramedics can do and honestly, I think Zach and Keith attempting IVs in a moving vehicle would be a hoot - Eugene would excel immediately, as usual LOL bring in Kwesi and Jonny ;)
This has to be one of my favorite Trys
Edit: seeing them work so well together at the end and supporting each other was so great. I’ll really miss Eugene.
Why did Rachel's desperate "I love you!" make me tear up?
The fact that Zach has his health issues and continues to do such strenuous videos like this, knowing he will probably pay for it later in pain and fatigue, is just insane. That had to be so tough on him. Amazing for him to get through it all and finish!
Eugene looked so happy and proud of himself this whole video 😭😭 it was so wholesome to see how much joy he was having
Yo honestly I feel like this video is your best ad for your streaming service. If this is the quality we get BECAUSE of better funding from the streaming service, I may have to buy in.
Gawd , yes!
I got it for the year and i only pay for one other media subscription and i use both pretty equally. The new content is hilarious and its nice to have playlists of all the old stuff too.
literally thought this while watching the video
I can't imagine the coordination required to get the entire team and all the gear out to a location like this. Kudos to Rachel and all the other producers for getting this done. Epic video!
not trying to be that person but, SMFR has a warehouse full of spare/reserver gear they could used and I think they do this kind of stuff all the time with people
@@bloodraven9316 umm, I meant the film gear? 😅
@@mellalune that would proably be easy since they aren't huge ass $500,00 tv cameras
It seems like being right on the Internet is really important to you. Good luck with that.
@@mellalune Who shit in your Cheerios? No way you got mad over a comment!!
Why does Keith actually look like a firefighter?
It's the stache 😅
@@bee1189without a doubt
Totally!
Im so sorry but i read your comment RIGHT at the part where he was on the pole and slowly sliding down whispering"my hands are so sweaty already" and i CACKLED 😭 the timing was very unfortunate
@@bee1189 oh for sure!🤣
i’m so glad they had a section on climate change’s impact on wildfires! as someone who grew up in arizona i’ve experienced the increase in fires over my 25 years of life.
Firefighters are heroes. Thanks For giving homage to them
Shoutout to whoever does the closed captions in full sentences with proper grammar & punctuation, youre an angel
I agree!! 😅
My grandparents founded the fire department in their small town. Big fans of these guys. They genuinely do it just to help people.
I went on a date with a firefighter once and I have the utmost respect for them. He didn't tell much but that he was traumatized by it and therefore had to stop doing it after having to carry a child out of a burning building. He's only in his early twenties. I don't know how anyone can do this job but I'm grateful that there are some heros out there strong enough to.
This type of Try Guys ep I miss because I miss them actually trying different types of occupations or hobbies from an educational standpoint that people may not be aware of what goes into it.
I would love to watch more videos like this ❤
25:16 my home was one of the ones lost in the Marshall fire, the work that all of the firefighters put in on the day of was absolutely insane! Huge props to them, if any of them are reading this, thank you so much for your service!
Oh Oh Strong ❤
Glad you got out alright
Love that the trainer was so down to do the Bain impersonation. That was class.
Now THIS was classic, grown up Try Guys. Thank you so much. You modeled everything that this channel was conceived around. Keep it up. Bravo. You are great teachers.
Our church is full of firemen and retired firemen (I'm talking more than a dozen current or retired firefighters). Almost all of them have had, currently have, or are directly related to another fire fighter who has the unique type of kidney cancer specifically related to their career. The depth of their dedication to protect and serve astounds me.
12:54 The way Eugene actually looks so concern for Keith here. They're just besties, your Honor😭✨️
So sad this is the last season of classic try but DAMN is it a banger of a season!!! My cousin is a wildlife firefighter!
This always gives me a new appreciation for my uncles who are all career firefighters and emts. The things that they have had to see over the years and situations people don’t realize just how much firefighters do… thank you for bringing awareness to firefighting! It takes special people to run into a fire for other people
"No you don't. Kewsi will do it." 😂🤣😭💀
The captions kept saying "Crazy" instead of Kwesi😆
My grandfather just turned 70, and he is still a volunteer firefighter with our community fire department. I knew he was a badass (played college football, was a professional bull rider, and single-handedly keeps our family farm going), but this just made me realize how much more of a badass he really is. Thank y’all for doing this!!!
I kind of forgot how much I love Eugene. this hose is TUR - GID
I had to scroll way too far to find this comment! TURGID! thought Zach said it though!
I was almost tearing up hearing the way they communicated with each other once they entered the final trial together and just how solid their teamwork was ;___;
Kind of emotional how it's their last video together 🥺🥺
It’s fire fighters and social workers who are the public servants I adore and get emotional about
As a social worker, thank you ❤
this video has taught me firefighters are just the chillest people (no pun intended)
There's a reason nobody ever wrote a song called "F#%k the Firefighters"
Firefighters are made of something different. They don't crack easily and when they do it's because they've had a long day and they're scrambling to get to private so they can finally take a breath.
I think 38:05 is them all crawling over the baby. I believe the (unintelligible) was Zach calling it a “lip.” Eugene’s “we’ve got an obstruction” is so funny in hindsight.
The mutual “It’s a MUSICAL?” between Eugene and Keith at 27:58 is everything
This made me a little emotional! Probably because I live in Colorado and we've had four decent wildfires very recently. One of those is still burning, but thankfully around 94% containment, if not more. These brave people are amazing!
This is one of the most insane videos they've ever done. I am flat out terrified of house fires, it's one of my biggest fears, and watching the way that burn building just erupted in flames was the most horrific and awesome thing I've ever seen. I'm super proud of the boys for all the hard work they put into this, especially Zach; I have chronic pain as well and watching him go through this, I just know he was out of comission for a week after this. They all worked so well together and I'm super glad Eugene was able to do this before he leaves !
“You’re going to go into a burning house” Eugene says, “Who’s house?” Eugene has discernment and I respect that 😊
As an EMT this is definitely my favorite Try Guys video ever ! It's so nice to see first responders being recognized
Yo, that's one of my dream jobs! Amazing what you guys do. What are your top 2 favorite things about being an EMT? 💕
@@ruthielalastor2209 you gonna go for EMT? Its pretty awesome man
My father was captain of the firefighter department of our city around 30 years ago. Thank you so much to all firefighters around the world for your hard work.
I love it when the Try Guys open our eyes through new experiences and give us the chance of changing our perspectives over things, being a firefighter is way more complicated and risky than we all thought
As someone who’s had two house fires and been in the first one, this was a really emotional video for me! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the work that firefighters do. And clearly it’s really hard on them as well to live in service of others. I appreciate the try guys for showing how much work and selflessness goes into fire fighting!!
I remember watching Michelle do this and being just so in awe of everything that not only her, but what actual firefighters have to go through every day and it makes me so appreciative. Seeing this video gives me the same feelings, so thankyou for show-casing what these heroes have to go through in their daily lives while also adding the comedy ew all love so much
This could potentially influence younger audience members to pursue a career as a firefighter! Great to see.
“Keith’s not a fan of heights”
Keith is the heights
as a volunteer firefighter I absolutely LOVED this video. when I found out this was coming out, I was so excited to watch it. the guys absolutely cover all the emotions of training. I couldn't help at giggle at the question of what it would feel like to hit someone in the chest with the water of the hose cause this happened to me during my first controlled burn. I opened the door for the nozzle guy, and he opened the nozzle full blast into my chest from like 3 feet away. to answer their question, it ABSOLUTELY hurts I got knocked back and definitely felt it for the next few days. luckily my instructor quickly helped me get my head back on straight and we finished the drill no more issues. thank you try guys for everything you do!
This is the try guys I remember! Trying new things, bringing awareness, and bringing the laughs. A trifecta!
"When the fire nation attacks--- its serious"
Rachel: Keith no?! (In reference to sliding down the pole)
Keith: (VERY indignantly) psh no!
I felt that. Thank you Keith for repp’ing the scaredy cats out here.
I really hope Eugene comes back one day to make the traditional try guy video. I love this format so much. Their chemistry is unmatched.
30:19 that was so wholesome
I felt anxious just watching this... What an insightful video into the work and training of firefighters. Absolutely incredible people who do this. The constant concentration, focus and speed at which this work must be done. I have huge respect for firefighters; they seem to always be good and fun people, meanwhile they work day and night to save peoples lives.
I lived near by in the marshal fires in Colorado. The amount of lives and families affected by it was crazy. My boyfriends family had to evacuate and a coworker of mine (at the time) lost her entire house and multiple irreplaceable items from centuries in her family. Fires are no joke and fire fighters are one of the most amazing people for helping fight them and put their lives in risk. Thank you to all 911 staff for risking your lives to protect people you don't know ❤️
Honestly this video was edited like an adventure movie, how are so few films utilising the terror and adrenaline of a house fire!!! Firefighters are incredible and this was such a phenomenal end to the old school Try Guys. Congratulations y'all, thank you Zach, Keith and especially Eugene. What a way to go out.
I saw this video on the sidebar as I was watching Michelle Khare go to fire academy. The timing could not be any more perfect
Omg I love her ❤ I thought of her while I was watching this 😂
The communication between all three was so good, but Zack was great! You can tell they've been working together for years.
I feel Zach in these "feats of athleticism" moments so hard. In my teens and early 20s, it was smooth sailing. But then in my 30s my disability caught up to me and then COVID kicked it into high gear, and now anything that involves gravity is just.... so gd much. Including walking. You just don't know if your body is going to keep up with what you're about to ask of it, and it's scary. I'm really proud of him for trying things like this.
I'm not sure who I respect more, the boys for trying all of this and doing so well, or the firefighters for tolerating these three silly boys. :)
As a house fire survivor, hearing them say it should be contained within 12 minutes was unfortunately a lie for me. It was 1:05 am when they were dispatched and they got there 5 minutes later and fire was contained 25 minutes after our call. We live RIGHT next to the station and unfortunately we lost a pet in that fire. It was electrical.
South Metro is top notch. Eric Hurst is the reason I’ve gotten into public relations for my full time job and I’ve been taking PIO classes. This video was outstanding, from a firefighter, you guys did amazing!
awesome vid lmao, tbh the funniest part to me was how scared zach was of the fire pole. in elementary school, the big toy on the playground had one of those slidey poles so i just kinda assumed every elementary school had them and we all learned the fireman pole slide on our own time? 🤣
Omg yes! I thought it was like riding a bicycle. You just remember how easy and fun it was in elementary school!
I am myself was thinking the same thing. I thought everybody knew how to use a fire pole.
At schooool? That sounds so awesome. I played on a kid fire pole in a jungle gym and all I could think about was how I wish I had one on our house. 😆
This is my absolute favorite episode ever! I wish Eugene wasn’t leaving 😢 These three together actually trying was so much fun!
Anyone else notice around 42:41 that Zack is like superimposed into the video? Like was he not in this interview and they make it look like he was? Weird...
That's freaky...
yeah wonder why they edited him on top of himself? maybe so he would react at the same time keith did?
But in the rest of this group scene (it was cut in three sections, this was the third one) he wasn't edited in. Weird.
My ex husband is a FF/EMT and it was so much work, but incredibly rewarding. I remember helping him through academy and hanging out at the station 💪🏻 the training camps were fun too, there was Mackinaw Bridge one we went too that was hella scary but he had the best time 💪🏻 love our FF, EMT, and Paramedics ❤
Rachel yelling I love you was the cutest thing 🥰
Its easy to just assume it will never happen to you. As a pet owner its so scary. I know I could lift my dogs, but I have an axolotl too, I have a tupperware of water that i change every week, under his tank, just in case theres a fire and and I have to grab him and get out! He matters just as much to me to save.
My grandfather was a firefighter for about 60 years. After he retired, he and my grandma would cook the firefighters dinner during their monthly meetings. My grandfather passed away last year and the fire station named a fire truck after him. He was beloved by the whole community ❤️
Hats off to the film crew and production team because it must have so hard to get decent footage but you really helped us viewers to live this experience. And wow! Extra extra respect for what firefighters do!! This video was funny, emotional and educational. Definitely one of the best.
i replayed "it's a MUSICAL?!" like 5 times lmaooo
Former Fire Lookout here (lived in a tower on a mountain!) nothing but respect for Firefights (both city and Wild-land.) Great to see the Try crew tackle some of their training and get a taste of it all.
please remember all the prisoners in California that are forced to fight fires without the same training or safety regulations that trained fire fighters get
Where can I read about this? This sounds horrific.
@@MurronWright Honestly just plug a few words in any search engine and you should get some hits from different people writing about it. Go look at all of them to get some different words on the matter. Not saying that as a "look it up yourself" but I think it would be best to see a few different writers who likely got different people to interview about this. It's honestly very horrible and you should see different reasons why this is not in our best interests as humanity to do this.