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Get busy slacker
Should have told your buddy to be there at 6
I don't feed the goats in the dark, some would come out of the shelter and eat all the food while yhe rest wait for light. Slacking with a cup of coffee. Wife made some cookies I will bring. See y'all soon.
 

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Thanks for your responses! How do the hoarders react? Safety or stuff? I understand it is a situational question but is there a pattern?
Thankfully I haven’t dealt with a full-on hoarder fire since I took the class 5-6 years ago, so I can’t answer that.
 

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Granted I've not had any of that training, but if it was a blaze and I was on scene, after life was safe, I'd just let that *s-word burn down to the ground and let it keep going if the fire wanted to, floors be damned let it all burn, a nice hot fire cleans out the trash, and signals new beginnings.

I've torched a few things in my time, let the *b-word burn, if everyone is safe.

My first thought when I saw that POS today was opening the doors, shoveling that trash into the nearest dumpster, than lighting the truck on fire. Or plan B) just lighting the entire truck on fire and letting it burn. Save all the shoveling.
Although I agree with you, I have to deal with these situations differently, with more tact. As much as I’d love to let it burn and get rid of all the trouble, I still have a duty to put the fire out, and save “life and property” whenever possible. Just because I don’t agree with someone else’s way of living, doesn’t change how I respond to the call..

That being said, we have a saying, “Risk a lot to save a lot, risk little to save little, and risk nothing to save nothing.” If there is no one inside a burning hoarders house, we certainly aren’t going to risk ourselves for “stuff” if it’s deemed unsafe.
 

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Good morning sloth,
Our green future in the neighboring town received a shot in the bow during yesterday's storm:
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Not much I'm going to do today, carry firewood and fire, let out a fart now and then.
 
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