They’re saving someone’s life, I don’t think it’s possible for them to be rude, you may be a little selfish and uptight if you think a first responder is being rude.
Oh man, I work with first responders on a daily basis (in the US), and I have met some paramedics who are fucking assholes to patients. Honestly, while there are plenty specific examples to the contrary, on the whole, the police in my town are more respectful than EMS.
Having met a few volunteer firefighters, yeah. A lot think because they choose to do this difficult thing, we should be falling over ourselves. I’m thankful. I’m not going to fall over myself.
The worst part is, when out in public he almost always finds a way to bring it up, he was dumb and lost a finger from wearing a ring and was horsing around. So people tend to ask about it.
Having had to call the paramedics way too many times over the decades, I’ve never once experienced rudeness from them. Although I’m in Los Angeles so they’re professionals not volunteers, and also I expect them to keep their boots on.
Especially because they’re going to have to take the gurney outside on the balcony to get it into and out of the bedroom, and I also wouldn’t want a delay at our door for them to tie their bootlaces before heading to the hospital.
There’s no excuse for rudeness.
There are plenty of excuses for rudeness?
Maybe not in Japan
Fuck Japan.
Fuck you no there’s not
Thank you for the genuine belly laugh, lol.
I DON’T NEED A FUCKING EXCUSE
They’re saving someone’s life, I don’t think it’s possible for them to be rude, you may be a little selfish and uptight if you think a first responder is being rude.
Methinks they were being silly
Oh man, I work with first responders on a daily basis (in the US), and I have met some paramedics who are fucking assholes to patients. Honestly, while there are plenty specific examples to the contrary, on the whole, the police in my town are more respectful than EMS.
My uncle is a firefighter, he’s one of the most egotistical people I know. Essentially feels everyone should be thanking him.
It made me realize how some veterans probably feel too.
Outside the act of saving someone, yes, but when a few milliseconds can mean someone’s life, yeah it gets a pass.
Having met a few volunteer firefighters, yeah. A lot think because they choose to do this difficult thing, we should be falling over ourselves. I’m thankful. I’m not going to fall over myself.
The worst part is, when out in public he almost always finds a way to bring it up, he was dumb and lost a finger from wearing a ring and was horsing around. So people tend to ask about it.
Having had to call the paramedics way too many times over the decades, I’ve never once experienced rudeness from them. Although I’m in Los Angeles so they’re professionals not volunteers, and also I expect them to keep their boots on.
Especially because they’re going to have to take the gurney outside on the balcony to get it into and out of the bedroom, and I also wouldn’t want a delay at our door for them to tie their bootlaces before heading to the hospital.
My spouse is bleeding out and needs a surgery as fast as possible!
That’s all dandy and fine but did they take their shoes off?
thankfully yes otherwise my entire day would have been ruined