Once my husband was having trouble breathing, meanwhile I was starting to feel the urge. I waited til he seemed to be doing better, then went to the bathroom. He was rather upset with me for abandoning him when I came back, but, like, what was I supposed to do? 😂
Had this happen to me. Thought my partner fell through the floor because just disappeared, until I found the bathroom door closed, and locked. I knocked and he replied "occupado!"
Hell yeah I always say firefighters are the real heroes those guys put their life on the line to save people every day hell every couple of hours they see more action than most cops will ever see and they save more lives than anybody in this world
Hell yeah I always say firefighters are the real heroes those guys put their life on the line to save people every day hell every couple of hours they see more action than most cops will ever see and they save more lives than anybody in this world
Yes, this happened to me while we were doing a secondary search of the upstairs. Found my partner in upstairs bathroom reading the home owner's Redbook magazine. After we vented the windows of the bedroom where the closet fire was were vented and the smoke cleared a little, the engine crew and I dropped our masks. Just then one of guys from the engine crew asked, "GAWD. Who friggin' shit their pants?" I turned to my search partner and said, "Please tell me you flushed." He just smiled sheepishly and responded,"Not YET." Then he giggled at the engine crew retching and putting their masks back on.
First fire as an explorer I had to pee so freaking bad and the woods were on fire so I couldn't exactly use the woods. I ran off to the neighbors and asked if I could use their restroom. Got laughed at by my chief for like 5 minutes after I showed back up. You do what you gotta do. Sometimes duty calls on duty. 🤣
That’s very considerate of you because if I chose to do fire fighting as a job (which I’m not because I’m going to be a preschool teacher for special needs kids) I would probably have an emergency at least a few times because I have ibs or I’d have an emergency because I would drink too much water. Anyway that’s very considerate of you to let firefighters use your bathroom because I’m sure there’s some people who would say no
I have ibs and sometimes it's aggravated by anxiety. I also have anxiety disorder. This video only continues to confirm that I'd never be cut out for working emergency services. I think ill just stay in library work 😅
Hey, you do what you gotta do. I had food poisoning many years ago and we had a pretty gnarly call for an elderly man who lived alone. It was either leave him in the care of my partner in the ambulance for 5 minutes or shit myself on the way to the hospital. I made a clean getaway, but I had a coworker who clogged the toilet in a separate incident in a patients house. Lots of "professionalism" classes for a few weeks. To this day I'll die on the hill that shitting yourself in front of a patient is way more unprofessional than borrowing their bathroom.
Aaron is that you. Cleaver calling yourself “Andrew “. Lol. My old partner on the the med had no issues leaving me, a probie, in the med while he shit in the patients house.
I mean..... As long as y'all didn't leave me major clean up afterwards I wouldn't care . Usually keep cleaning tools and solutions right beside the crapper for that reason lol.
I worked with a guy that had no sphincter tone due to a surgical mistake. This happened more than a few times. We would keep the fire off of him as he shat. Is what it is.
I've seen this exact scenario twice in my career. Once on a fire, the other on an overdose call. Once we gave the Narcan and she woke up, one of the medics asked her for a plunger!!!
I had to take a leak real bad one time during a structure fire so I pissed off the roof lol 😂my chief yelled at what the hell you doing I said hitting hot spots 😂😂😂
That’s hilariously accurate because I have ibs too and sometimes me and my friend are at lunch and I’m like oh no I have to go to the bathroom so I do and sometimes I’m only gone for 3 minutes but sometimes it’s like 10 but luckily my friend is very patient about it
I had one of my firefighters exit regarding an equipment issue on a early morning structure fire. My engineer briefs me he’s downstairs on the crapper handling business! We were upstairs on a master bedroom well involved fire. I walked down and encountered the exact same scenario. He was one of the best firefighters I ever supervised, on one of the best crews I ever had! Big agency, lots of runs, and even more fun and stories!
I do the same thing, just not at the fire station. I do it as an everyday Joe. Ive been stuck in places like Elevators, long car trips, long lines and stuff so anytime I have something I gotta do. Empty the ol colon
@@synshenron798 also same. I pee when my bladder is about 1/3 full bc I don’t like feeling like I have to pee. I can hold it longer but I have to live every second of my life and I want to be comfortable lol
I appreciate the detail of him not breathing for a moment while he's calling for Mike. Showed his concern for his fellow firefighter. Then again, he probably held his breath to listen for Mike easier. So more a matter of practicality.
Lost my old manager once when I worked at Chipotle. He had a secret room where he and another manager smoked Le weed. I walked in on them, just stared blankly, and walked back out lmao.
I know of 2 guys on my department who did this. One couldn't flush a 2nd time, because the house was on well water and another crew had shut off the power.
I've had a situation like this in real life. My squad member had such pressure on his bladder that he went to the toilet in the affected object while still wearing protective gear. Luckily for him, the faulty fire alarm system was the only reason for the operation. Back at the fire station, the mockery of his colleagues for 6 weeks was his reward for this action.
@@red_d849 It was just the next bigger hospital with a few thousand beds. So nothing worth mentioning. On average, we go there once or twice a week because the fire alarm system has gone off incorrectly or for minor reasons. We were still in the exploratory phase and didn't know if it was another false alarm. As a squad leader with 20+ years of experience, sometimes it's not easy...
“When you gotta go you gotta go.” -Dr. Grant when a lawyer runs to a bathroom while a T-Rex was attacking, right before the lawyer gets eaten by said T-Rex.
Knew someone on the police department, old people typically die in the bathroom and he was waiting for the ambulance to arrive. He was alone except for the dearly departed and had diarrhea, and well... when you got to go you got to go.
Legit happened on a fully evolved house fire. Captain and I made entry, went through our knock down, right to a primary search. He said "I'm going to check the basement" Roger that, we have teams coming in. Went and found him after two minutes, sure enough on the shitter.
This is why my dad pees before he goes on a call 😂 and yes, unfortunately he HAS been left on a line by himself before. He was on scene for a multi-alarm massive apartment complex fire and on the line with a few other guys from another department. He didn't know they pulled out and left him in there. Celing debris came down on top of him and that's when he realized he was alone and got the eff out of there. He cooled down, and they did manage to get the fire out and save the building, but there was a lot of damage and several firefighters were sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation and burns. An EMT on scene wanted my dad to go, but stubborn as they come, he said he just needed some water and a cool down and he'd be good.
legend has it there was an incident where tones dropped for the medic, and it rolled out, only to make a u-turn and roll back in, with the EMT bailing out and running into the station yelling "gotta take a code 3 poop!"
Have heard stories about that kind of thing a lot, not confirming nor denying I've done it myself. Overhaul after putting out the bulk of the fire can take a while, is all I'm saying.
We had a massive warehouse structure fire across from my dads work, he opened up his building so the fire guys could cool off and use his bathroom. Let me just say that toilet has never flushed the same again.
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I have an extremely tender stomach and bad acid reflux, and man, I don’t do anything as hair-raising as this but i get it, lol. It can go from “my stomach hurts a little” to “i have to poop RIGHT. NOW.” In *seconds.* I’ve had to run out of stores in malls midway through shopping many a time...
Never done this, but I’ve experienced needing into the woods while working a traffic accident with nothing but some Wendy’s napkins. Those napkins were a life saver. I was fully prepared to sacrifice my nomex hood.
I was once running on a trail when I had to go. Good news: porta potty right there; Bad news: no toilet paper. There was one saving grace: the two cardboard rolls were still there. I ripped them into quarters to make them last longer and did what needed doing. Not quite as abrasive as you would imagine, but not absorbent at all; 3/10, would avoid again if at all possible.
That's one show that needs to return. Way more realistic than all the fire shows out now days. Don't get me wrong I'm glad to see it spotlighted now but rescue me was leaps and bounds better.
As someone who has run to a fire station to avoid the alternative, it's to the left at the end of the hall. I still have a note saved on my phone to pick up the tab for those working at that particular station
The night before, the fire chief said fire season over. We all been craving Mexican food. 2am a fire alarm went off. We're the first line crew out. Our stomach, the bushes, this one guy couldn't get to a bush he crapped right in the burn area, he burn his pubes in a places. Lmao. Our stomach were playing havoc with us big time. I learn never ever eat gassy food unless its winter time. There's a big pile of snow on the ground.
I was working for a plumbing company when I was 20 years old in Victoria BC. The name of the company was Roto-Rooter and we were in a basement Suite giving an estimate for a job when the boss asked everybody to step out for a minute so he can take a s*** in the bathroom. That was the day I quit
See, I never had this issue because my firefighting was all in the Navy. Serious bad-juju consequences for doing stuff like that. Now, I *did* quickly go on air while in a clear area because we had to stand-by in full kit in case something went down, and it was either get a quick blast of cool air in my mask for two seconds or pass out and be a man down. I chose life.
Maybe it's just me, my name is mike, but that seems logical. I need to use the bathroom. Oh look there's one right there. Granted, should have communicated the union break sign.
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The man had to do other important work, the fact he has all the confidence in you to keep him safe speaks to your awesome abilities are care for your team.
I would be surprised if things like that didn't happen. Firefighters get called in at random, sooner or later someone is getting called when nature is about to call. For the record I have no problem with a firefighter using my toilet or helping himself to a few snacks when he/she comes to put out my house fire. Though I think I have a "let it burn" order on mine.
Did it once, during overhaul. I asked a neighbor if I could use their bathroom and they acted disgusted. I have Crohn's disease and there were news cameras. So.... I did my business while my partner waited outside, and then opened the wall behind the toilet tank.
Let me tell y’all something, unless it’s sop in your department the dispatchers don’t need to know you’re in service in your area as long as you respond to calls when we page
I would absolutely do the same thing. An emergency during an emergency is no less an emergency.
A big ass 10 4 on that one 😂😂
By my math that’s an emergency to the emergency’d power. To hell with Pie.
🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍
Gotta avoid the incident within an incident.
Once my husband was having trouble breathing, meanwhile I was starting to feel the urge. I waited til he seemed to be doing better, then went to the bathroom. He was rather upset with me for abandoning him when I came back, but, like, what was I supposed to do? 😂
Had this happen to me. Thought my partner fell through the floor because just disappeared, until I found the bathroom door closed, and locked. I knocked and he replied "occupado!"
Doesn’t that mean “worried” in Spanish?
@@ferretyluvnope, that would be preocupado
@@Andrew-jh2bnIn that case what is preoccupied in Spanish?
@@TheEDFLegacyAlso preocupado, according to Google
@@TheEDFLegacyocupado is both used for occupied and preoccupied. Source: My native language is Spanish
Man if someone just saved my house and/or my life, fuck it. Use my bathroom, eat my snacks, you're more deserving of them than me
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Hell yeah I always say firefighters are the real heroes those guys put their life on the line to save people every day hell every couple of hours they see more action than most cops will ever see and they save more lives than anybody in this world
Hell yeah I always say firefighters are the real heroes those guys put their life on the line to save people every day hell every couple of hours they see more action than most cops will ever see and they save more lives than anybody in this world
Fr
Hell you can even take all the beers in my fridge if there are some to save !
Yes, this happened to me while we were doing a secondary search of the upstairs. Found my partner in upstairs bathroom reading the home owner's Redbook magazine. After we vented the windows of the bedroom where the closet fire was were vented and the smoke cleared a little, the engine crew and I dropped our masks. Just then one of guys from the engine crew asked, "GAWD. Who friggin' shit their pants?" I turned to my search partner and said, "Please tell me you flushed." He just smiled sheepishly and responded,"Not YET." Then he giggled at the engine crew retching and putting their masks back on.
😂
I needed a good laugh, thanks.
The fact that they put their masks back on 💀
😂😂😂😂😂
Ohh myy jajajaj
“You’re a piece of crap!”
No, I’m leavin a crap.
All events, there is crap in his pants
He's got poop-in-pants. Or *is* poopy-pants.
Shit happens. The trick to dealing with that is to be out of the way when it hits the fan.
@@spvillano this is the life advice we all need lmao
You can see he’s trying to change
First fire as an explorer I had to pee so freaking bad and the woods were on fire so I couldn't exactly use the woods. I ran off to the neighbors and asked if I could use their restroom. Got laughed at by my chief for like 5 minutes after I showed back up. You do what you gotta do. Sometimes duty calls on duty. 🤣
If you’re a dude you deserved to get laughed at
You're like the first person I've seen ask in the comments 😂
Actually, a photo from behind of you peeing toward the fire would've made a great poster.
why not use the piss to put out the fire?
@@potatoheadpokemario1931 Probably didn’t want to risk an ember on their member!
If y'all are saving me and mine from a fire, feel free to make a pit stop. Just please flush twice, it doesn't always go down the first time.
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That’s very considerate of you because if I chose to do fire fighting as a job (which I’m not because I’m going to be a preschool teacher for special needs kids) I would probably have an emergency at least a few times because I have ibs or I’d have an emergency because I would drink too much water. Anyway that’s very considerate of you to let firefighters use your bathroom because I’m sure there’s some people who would say no
@@abbybaker5900 I should very very much like to not ever be in a situation where the firefighters would need to use my bathroom. 😅
Courtesy flush
😂
I have ibs and sometimes it's aggravated by anxiety. I also have anxiety disorder. This video only continues to confirm that I'd never be cut out for working emergency services.
I think ill just stay in library work 😅
Same!
Hey, you do what you gotta do. I had food poisoning many years ago and we had a pretty gnarly call for an elderly man who lived alone. It was either leave him in the care of my partner in the ambulance for 5 minutes or shit myself on the way to the hospital. I made a clean getaway, but I had a coworker who clogged the toilet in a separate incident in a patients house. Lots of "professionalism" classes for a few weeks. To this day I'll die on the hill that shitting yourself in front of a patient is way more unprofessional than borrowing their bathroom.
Aaron is that you. Cleaver calling yourself “Andrew “. Lol. My old partner on the the med had no issues leaving me, a probie, in the med while he shit in the patients house.
I mean..... As long as y'all didn't leave me major clean up afterwards I wouldn't care . Usually keep cleaning tools and solutions right beside the crapper for that reason lol.
@@arianekelly5715
Hey, as long as I can't tell someone was blasting in there, that's good enough for me.
@@yocapo32 kinda where I'm at with it. And if life happens... Well all the tools are there to fix it. 😂
At least he kept his mask on on!
I worked with a guy that had no sphincter tone due to a surgical mistake. This happened more than a few times. We would keep the fire off of him as he shat. Is what it is.
*HOLD THE LINE*
Wow. That's true brotherhood right there.
I've seen this exact scenario twice in my career. Once on a fire, the other on an overdose call. Once we gave the Narcan and she woke up, one of the medics asked her for a plunger!!!
If the narcan didn’t work, the smell from the bathroom will
Nice lol 😆
Isn’t it funny how a smell that will knock you out will also wake you up? 😃
Lmfao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love the depiction of the recoil on the nozzle. The kind of stuff that reminds you that this isn't just realistic, it's authentic.
Lost a dude during a restaurant fire, found him in the cooler eating ice cream
Lmao that’s fucking funny
"...found him in the cooler _rescuing_ ice cream"
He was just preventing a bigger mess later, when it all melted.
Yup. Sounds about right.
Lol, if shits going down might as well eat ice cream (cake)
I had to take a leak real bad one time during a structure fire so I pissed off the roof lol 😂my chief yelled at what the hell you doing I said hitting hot spots 😂😂😂
He knew exactly where to find him. Not the first time🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow there's no comment even tho there's like 1k likes
@@unknown-hn7ib until you, then me! Well you don’t count, no one knows you!
well... do you count though? you're kinda... not.
Do you count then?
@@ampstudios4169 it was a joke because he is unknown…….his name.
"Dude you can't be in here crapping when I'm on the nozzle"😂😂😂
You know what Speaking of nozzles I'm going to use this sweet bu day here to clean up so see ya later
"When you have IBS, you never know when one of life's special moments will be interrupted. Like fighting a literal inferno."
Hey when its knocking on the door you gotta run or its gonna run...........down your leg
Thats my biggest fear when I do career in life after i get certs
"I have moderate to severe Crohn's disease. I'm not sure which."
Fighting a literal inferno and a not so literal inferno
That’s hilariously accurate because I have ibs too and sometimes me and my friend are at lunch and I’m like oh no I have to go to the bathroom so I do and sometimes I’m only gone for 3 minutes but sometimes it’s like 10 but luckily my friend is very patient about it
I had one of my firefighters exit regarding an equipment issue on a early morning structure fire. My engineer briefs me he’s downstairs on the crapper handling business! We were upstairs on a master bedroom well involved fire. I walked down and encountered the exact same scenario. He was one of the best firefighters I ever supervised, on one of the best crews I ever had! Big agency, lots of runs, and even more fun and stories!
I hope I never have to make this choice.
I have. He made the right choice, I didn't.
As a handyman I have made the correct choice.
My neighbors went on vacation and I definitely made the right choice.
@@MNNski I dunno about where you’re from but the decon slip I always had to get my gear cleaned did not have an option for shitting yourself.
Give it time spent
You will
Had this exact scenario happen to me when I was a rookie. Being the rookie I just shut up and went back to work
This was the reason the SECOND I felt like I had to use the bathroom at the station, I went. Not going to catch me doing the peepee dance on scene
Yep. Pre-emptive pooping.
Thank you for your service, sir. Firefighters are the real heroes. Respect the thin red line. Lol
I do the same thing, just not at the fire station. I do it as an everyday Joe. Ive been stuck in places like Elevators, long car trips, long lines and stuff so anytime I have something I gotta do. Empty the ol colon
Lmao 😂 never fails as soon as you put your gear on you gotta pee. Atleast everytime for me, that's why I pull my pants up then go pee.
@@synshenron798 also same. I pee when my bladder is about 1/3 full bc I don’t like feeling like I have to pee. I can hold it longer but I have to live every second of my life and I want to be comfortable lol
I appreciate the detail of him not breathing for a moment while he's calling for Mike.
Showed his concern for his fellow firefighter.
Then again, he probably held his breath to listen for Mike easier. So more a matter of practicality.
I can imagine "Mike" shaking his pack vigorously to keep the pass alarm from going off
Pass alarm?
@@jimwormmaster An alarm that all firefighters carry that alerts if the wearer is not moving.
@@jimwormmaster it’s an alarm on the air pack which goes off if a firefighter isn’t significantly moving for ~30 seconds.
Put your toes under the pack, and hum a catchy tune as you jiggle it up and down.
@@ghostrikeit Ah, thank you. I learn a lot from this channel :D
I love that even under all the gear, he's still so expressive as both the nozzle dude and Mike.
I was expecting instead of
"Are you serious"
To have
"Are you shitting me"
To which, the answer is: "No, I'm shitting *myself."*
@@lairdcummings9092no, I think it would be more: "I'm not shitting you, or anyone else, that's what I'm trying to avoid!"
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@@DanoMano1987 😂😂😂
@@DanoMano1987 that would be hilarious
Since alot of fires happen overnite,once adrenaline wears down and your body realizes you're awake, things start brewing hard.
“DUDE! You can’t be in here CRAPPING when I’m on the nozzle!!!” Idk why I’m obsessed with that line
I think it has something to do with the way he delivered the line. Cause I keep replaying this clip for that line as well.🤣
It's because the way he said he's "on the nozzle" makes everyone think something else
Lost my old manager once when I worked at Chipotle. He had a secret room where he and another manager smoked Le weed. I walked in on them, just stared blankly, and walked back out lmao.
Owner of House walks in, what's that smell? Firefighter; That's just smoke damage.
"Pretty sure that's methane. You better stay out of the house for a few hours so that that can dissipate."
bro use an air freshener 💀
@red_d849 Air fresheners and open flames? Let’s stop, drop, and ponder how this turns out.
Yup. One dude even played the piano as we were overhaul
I know of 2 guys on my department who did this. One couldn't flush a 2nd time, because the house was on well water and another crew had shut off the power.
courtesy flush isn't required when the house is burning down
Thanks for that visual.
On my first working fire I ended up running across the street from the house to the landscaper's office to use their bathroom.
I've had a situation like this in real life. My squad member had such pressure on his bladder that he went to the toilet in the affected object while still wearing protective gear. Luckily for him, the faulty fire alarm system was the only reason for the operation. Back at the fire station, the mockery of his colleagues for 6 weeks was his reward for this action.
wait what was the affected object?
@@red_d849 It was just the next bigger hospital with a few thousand beds. So nothing worth mentioning. On average, we go there once or twice a week because the fire alarm system has gone off incorrectly or for minor reasons. We were still in the exploratory phase and didn't know if it was another false alarm. As a squad leader with 20+ years of experience, sometimes it's not easy...
“When you gotta go you gotta go.”
-Dr. Grant when a lawyer runs to a bathroom while a T-Rex was attacking, right before the lawyer gets eaten by said T-Rex.
Seen a guy leave a firefighter on the nozzle alone, once. Said guy was quickly removed from the department.
"What no two-ply? Next time this place just burns."
It's a real safety hazard to leave a guy on the nozzle 2nd guys job is help keep control and watch out for snag hazards
When you know you're in charge of laundry later.
Knew someone on the police department, old people typically die in the bathroom and he was waiting for the ambulance to arrive. He was alone except for the dearly departed and had diarrhea, and well... when you got to go you got to go.
That is kinda messed up
NOOOO!!😂😂
I wonder how much the police officer was apologizing to the deceased. 😅
Honestly my dad told a story about one of his buddies who had to throughly clean out his turnouts soooooo I’d do the one with less clean up too
When you've gotta go, you've gotta go!
FURRY
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@@DobieTanpaw apparently you guys are
@@DobieTanpaw True to both
Legit happened on a fully evolved house fire. Captain and I made entry, went through our knock down, right to a primary search. He said "I'm going to check the basement" Roger that, we have teams coming in. Went and found him after two minutes, sure enough on the shitter.
I might or might have not taken a dump in the upstairs restroom when I was supposed to be searching for extension.
lol
I sincerely hope there wasn't any. 😳
This is why my dad pees before he goes on a call 😂 and yes, unfortunately he HAS been left on a line by himself before. He was on scene for a multi-alarm massive apartment complex fire and on the line with a few other guys from another department. He didn't know they pulled out and left him in there. Celing debris came down on top of him and that's when he realized he was alone and got the eff out of there. He cooled down, and they did manage to get the fire out and save the building, but there was a lot of damage and several firefighters were sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation and burns. An EMT on scene wanted my dad to go, but stubborn as they come, he said he just needed some water and a cool down and he'd be good.
legend has it there was an incident where tones dropped for the medic, and it rolled out, only to make a u-turn and roll back in, with the EMT bailing out and running into the station yelling "gotta take a code 3 poop!"
@@larkinblake1327oh so that's why mortality rates were high in the 80's lol
This guy is proof that you should take the threat "I am going to come over to your house and shit in your toilet!" seriously.
One of my crew once used a portapotty after the roof burnt off it, when you gotta go, you gotta go.
That honestly answers a question I legitimately have always had but never had the heart to ask.
I have experienced this on 2 different Scenes different people, I lmao each time and wedged the door open .
When doody calls while duty calls.
Have heard stories about that kind of thing a lot, not confirming nor denying I've done it myself. Overhaul after putting out the bulk of the fire can take a while, is all I'm saying.
Insert truckie profiling joke here…….
We had a massive warehouse structure fire across from my dads work, he opened up his building so the fire guys could cool off and use his bathroom. Let me just say that toilet has never flushed the same again.
I at least hope the fire wasn't too bad 😂 but fr I think most people would do the same thing
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I have an extremely tender stomach and bad acid reflux, and man, I don’t do anything as hair-raising as this but i get it, lol. It can go from “my stomach hurts a little” to “i have to poop RIGHT. NOW.” In *seconds.* I’ve had to run out of stores in malls midway through shopping many a time...
Never done this, but I’ve experienced needing into the woods while working a traffic accident with nothing but some Wendy’s napkins.
Those napkins were a life saver. I was fully prepared to sacrifice my nomex hood.
In the woods. Travelling the desert made me appreciate friendly trees. I also discovered how much a puppy piddle pad could hold.
leaves not hoods
I was once running on a trail when I had to go. Good news: porta potty right there; Bad news: no toilet paper. There was one saving grace: the two cardboard rolls were still there. I ripped them into quarters to make them last longer and did what needed doing. Not quite as abrasive as you would imagine, but not absorbent at all; 3/10, would avoid again if at all possible.
Ask the next door neighbor? I feel like most people arent gonna turn away a firefighter/EMT.
This was my favorite "rescue me" show moment
That was such a hilarious scene haha
That's one show that needs to return. Way more realistic than all the fire shows out now days. Don't get me wrong I'm glad to see it spotlighted now but rescue me was leaps and bounds better.
I miss that show!
As someone who has run to a fire station to avoid the alternative, it's to the left at the end of the hall.
I still have a note saved on my phone to pick up the tab for those working at that particular station
Hysterical! As long as the fire was out, as a homeowner, I wouldn't even mind. LOL!!
When you gotta go, you gotta go. That's a truth as old as the ages.
Legitimately had this happen on a mutual aid call….couldn’t find a guy and come to find out he was on the can doing paperwork
Bringing new meaning to the phrase "light a match"!
As Ian Malcolm said, "When you gotta go, you gotta go."
Mother Nature calls, you *WILL* answer.
That is one big pile of shit.
When it's 4 in the morning and you gotta go, there are no rules. Lol
Of coarse. They forced me to put out the fire in their house the least they could do is stock up on the good toilet paper for me.
I can't help but hear that bit from Mikeburnfire's channel. "MIKE WHERE ARE YOU??? SPEAK TO ME MIKE!!!!!"
OMG LMFAO
i didnt expect to find a mikeburnfire watcher here lol
I’m pretty sure Mike said he once applied to be a firefighter once
@@luissera1296 yep. But it was a naval firefighter. And he was already in the Marines at the same time. I watch them all the time if you couldn't tell
“Dude you can’t be in here CRAPPING when I’m ON THE NOSEL”
Fucking gold holy shit
%100 would do the same thing
this channel man. it's the best ever
Would absolutely do the same thing. Though I would definitely tell him that he is soloing the fire due to Taco-Tuesday causing intestinal distress.
In my experience it's better to use the restroom than attempting to clean your pants. FYI they'll look clean but never smell clean....
No, but I nearly sh... my pants from the curry I had for dinner that evening, while staying crouched inside a construction fire.
LOL
oof
that best skit yet lol my ass off....... once you comfortable in them situation you do just about anything. he anxiety squirts🤣🤣
The night before, the fire chief said fire season over. We all been craving Mexican food.
2am a fire alarm went off. We're the first line crew out.
Our stomach, the bushes, this one guy couldn't get to a bush he crapped right in the burn area, he burn his pubes in a places. Lmao.
Our stomach were playing havoc with us big time.
I learn never ever eat gassy food unless its winter time. There's a big pile of snow on the ground.
My grandfather was notorious for taking a dump after a job LOL
I was working for a plumbing company when I was 20 years old in Victoria BC. The name of the company was Roto-Rooter and we were in a basement Suite giving an estimate for a job when the boss asked everybody to step out for a minute so he can take a s*** in the bathroom. That was the day I quit
Been around that more than once. Big fires always happen after big dinners! 🤷🏽♂️
OMG thought I was the only one. Never fails, the 3am fire and I gotta pee so bad my teeth hurt.
Gargling so hard, my molars are drowning.
Your TEETH hurt??
In my old LEO days, I once had to pull over so my partner could hit a gas station pooper...while responding to an in-progress prowler call.
Whoever actually did this is a legend and I need to buy him a beer
When you HAVE to go, and there’s a working bathroom, well…
See, I never had this issue because my firefighting was all in the Navy. Serious bad-juju consequences for doing stuff like that. Now, I *did* quickly go on air while in a clear area because we had to stand-by in full kit in case something went down, and it was either get a quick blast of cool air in my mask for two seconds or pass out and be a man down. I chose life.
Saw this happen to guy in his bunker pants on the side of the highway, hilarious now, not so much at the time
A FIREMANS gotta do. What a FIREMANS gotta do.
Maybe it's just me, my name is mike, but that seems logical. I need to use the bathroom. Oh look there's one right there. Granted, should have communicated the union break sign.
Great Foley work on this one, with the water spray and dripping and clearly understood lines through the breathers.
I have had 2 partners that have now done this. Pretty epic always in my opinion. Nothing like trashing a meth head bathroom
I call BS. Friggin volunteers
I’d always try to go when I start feeling the urges at the station. Thankfully I built up the skill to ask someone if I could use their bathroom.
Wasn’t on nozzle, I was doing overhaul and well taco bell didn’t sit right. No bidet though :(
When nature calls... You answer.
When you gotta go, you gotta go... 100% would do the same.
"When you gotta go, you gotta go." - Ian Malcolm
This is why you always go before you leave home an don't eat a big breakfast.
Well sometimes you dont have the time or get called when "going"
@@Unregistered.Hypercam.2. well you better start doing some squats and clamp it down.
What ?
Being a firefighter isn’t a 8am - 4:30pm job.
“Bye bye family, Daddy is off to work & put out fires, see you this evening”
@@christophermarkee5445 i prefer practicing inward bowel suction self induced constipation
@@WhiskeyGulf71 calm down mr tough, plus I've literally done that as a firefighter lol
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The man had to do other important work, the fact he has all the confidence in you to keep him safe speaks to your awesome abilities are care for your team.
I would be surprised if things like that didn't happen. Firefighters get called in at random, sooner or later someone is getting called when nature is about to call.
For the record I have no problem with a firefighter using my toilet or helping himself to a few snacks when he/she comes to put out my house fire. Though I think I have a "let it burn" order on mine.
Did it once, during overhaul. I asked a neighbor if I could use their bathroom and they acted disgusted. I have Crohn's disease and there were news cameras. So.... I did my business while my partner waited outside, and then opened the wall behind the toilet tank.
If my neighbor’s house was on fire and a firefighter asked to use my bathroom, I would totally let them!
Plot twist:
Jason actually did this and is blaming Mike.
Let me tell y’all something, unless it’s sop in your department the dispatchers don’t need to know you’re in service in your area as long as you respond to calls when we page
What I want to know is who picked up the nozzle after you dropped it
You gotta do what you gotta do. 😌
You would have been sat beside him on the ride back to the station, you decide if he made the right choice or not.