So here I am buffing it out watching some FDNY footage on youtube while sitting in the delivery room waiting for my first child.
I can't imagine what it is like to run a call in that city. Getting there that is.
NY guys....a few questions
1. Why is it that the guys stand outside and wait for the rig to pull out rather than be on the rig and just go? I saw this on a few videos from different companies.
2. Does anyone pull over? Most traffic I saw just seemed to move along as though the rig wasn't there. Can NYers not see flashing lights?
3. Do any of the guys just turn the siren on and let it go. It seems there are many times that they just "tap" the siren rather than let it go.
4. Along with #2 they seem to just take their time. Is this because of the traffic that they don't seem to get going faster down the road?
I can't imagine what it is like to run a call in that city. Getting there that is.
NY guys....a few questions
1. Why is it that the guys stand outside and wait for the rig to pull out rather than be on the rig and just go? I saw this on a few videos from different companies.
2. Does anyone pull over? Most traffic I saw just seemed to move along as though the rig wasn't there. Can NYers not see flashing lights?
3. Do any of the guys just turn the siren on and let it go. It seems there are many times that they just "tap" the siren rather than let it go.
4. Along with #2 they seem to just take their time. Is this because of the traffic that they don't seem to get going faster down the road?
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