I am one who has had my share of frustrations with the fire service at times. There were times that it would have been really easy to sit back and just glide into a recliner and drift away into the land of complacency and doing as little as possible.
It would have been real easy to become one of those guys that learned all I needed to know at the academy and on the job. I could have been the one who wears the t-shirts and puts the stickers in the back window of my truck to…
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