and she's like oh my

gosh you saved him oh my gosh this is the best thing ever and was like not letting it go well then we get a phone call at the fire station that she called like a news station to get me interviewed for saving her dog and her life, and I'm like, what is happening? And so, like, she set up this whole interview, and I actually have it somewhere on my fridge of, like, the newspaper clipping, and I'm just, like, holding this dog, like, baby noodles are saved, and I was like, This is, like, the funniest, like, best thing ever, because it was, like, I really didn't do anything, but it's, like, you know, she thought

ruin your

ability to want to continue on.

And, you know, the first year being a medic is like the hardest thing ever.

You are typically you get like 48 hours or like a week or two on your medication.

third rider shifts, and then you're thrown by yourself.

Depending on the service, you may just get like 12 or 24 hours, and then you're just there because they're short-staffed.