A Day In The Life of a London Firefighter

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• GA

  @gamingclips7175 · 3 years ago

  It’s actually such a shame seeing a young woman almost dying and having to wait 3 hours for one ambulance.

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• LU

  @LucasL512 · 3 years ago

  No ambulance for that long is insane and completely inexcusable. Ofcourse not to the people on the ground, but the people in charge

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• MI

  @mikebridge.679 · 3 years ago

  Total respect to all Emergency services you risk your lives to help the public without the support of the government. They cut your budgets but they still get paid for doing nothing in particular.<br>God bless each and every one of you.<br>Stay safe Ladies &amp; Gents.

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• AX

  @axela4606 · 2 years ago

  They’ve shut down numerous stations and disbanded battalions at a time when such emergency services are required the most. This country is an absolute joke

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• JO

  @joshuajones471 · 3 years ago

  When they are all eating and the alarm goes off and they all jump up in unison... some reflexes! You know that they&apos;ve got that drilled into them. What a team.

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• JU

  @judistewart8178 · 3 years ago

  All the emergency services are under pressure, every where, not just in London, and it is a crime that these wonderful people are not better supported in the work that they do.

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• KA

  @kabir2918 · 1 year ago

  I don&apos;t think I can ever do a job of a call center operator, I don&apos;t have the patience to be able to deal with people like this <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vodCPc5cbjs&amp;t=1345">22:25</a>. I appreciate the work that they do.

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• DE

  @DeputatKaktus · 3 years ago

  The amount of BS calls that dispatch has to deal with today is mind boggling. I wonder what - if anything - is going on in the minds of kids that make those calls.<br>When I was little, one of the lads from the local fire brigade lived next door. Never even dreamed about making any hoax calls. Had I done so and my parents had caught me making those calls (this was the 80s - land line only or public payphones)...I would have gotten a proper hiding, and rightfully so. Fire fighters were heroes to me back then and they still are now.

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• TH

  @thatonenigeriansformula · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vodCPc5cbjs&amp;t=1106">18:26</a> thats a beautiful evo

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• MI

  @Michaelfireman89 · 3 months ago

  Big salute from across the pond to all me fellow firefighters in uk and Europe 😊❤

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• NI

  @NikG-n4m · 1 year ago

  I remember visiting Grenfell, the morning after.. Watching all of the Fire Fighters coming out of the building, covered in dirt, sweat on their face, trauma in their eyes.. They are tough people that for sure

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• CH

  @chriswilsontookmyframes · 1 year ago

  I hope every parent who catches their kid prank calling emergency services takes away their phone forever.

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