I lost track of what this thread is about but I do want to correct this statement. Fire Fighters get paid for 2,912 hours and you are on duty during that time, but I wouldn't call most of that 2,912 hours 'work'. Correct me if I am wrong, but don't you have beds, a basketball court, video game systems, a workout room, and other recreational material. I have none of those things at work - and for good reason - I am usually always busy at work.
I know the firefighter job is hard so don't get me wrong. I also know you aren't fighting a fire for 24 straight hours everyday and not every call is a potential life-ending call. Pizza delivery guys 'work' more hours and die more often in the line of duty.
Out of curosity, how many alarms does the OKC fire department respond to in an average day? Is there anywhere to see a break down of call type?
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