Patrick PianezzaGuestSamHostSo one of the biggest things that you guys promote in that movie is like burnout.
Why was that important for you? I know like you said that you kind of popped off.
You want to hear a story? Here's the story for you popped off.
Why was that such a passion project for you at the time?

I think that oftentimes there's a bit of, of hero worship, both in our own minds as providers and what the public sees.

And I, I, I said multiple times that I think that there's no more noble job than EMS.

And I think there's, I think there's an insane amount of nobility that comes with that.

But I also feel like there is an onus on the, uh, not just your organization vocally, but the profession writ large that has failed.

And that is the ability to support the people that are doing the work effectively.

And this is, again, this is not like your boss hates you and hopes that you hate yourself.
you know,

I mean, I was, I was in college working full-time hours as, as a part-time, uh, exclusively, uh, in 911.
So one of the biggest things that you guys promote in that movie is like burnout.
Why was that important for you? I know like you said that you kind of popped off.
You want to hear a story? Here's the story for you popped off.
Why was that such a passion project for you at the time?

I think that oftentimes there's a bit of, of hero worship, both in our own minds as providers and what the public sees.

And I, I, I said multiple times that I think that there's no more noble job than EMS.

And I think there's, I think there's an insane amount of nobility that comes with that.

But I also feel like there is an onus on the, uh, not just your organization vocally, but the profession writ large that has failed.

And that is the ability to support the people that are doing the work effectively.

And this is, again, this is not like your boss hates you and hopes that you hate yourself.
you know,

I mean, I was, I was in college working full-time hours as, as a part-time, uh, exclusively, uh, in 911.
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