fUCK rwc SHERRIF
- Thread starter Portuguese Godfather
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Does credit matter? The FUCK is you smoking. Any smart parent or individual should teach their child not to fuck it up because it's key to so many things a normal person (that excludes you) wants in life, IE a car, house, loan for business. Now I know you are dumb as fuck, or really younger than you claim to be. Oh, and debt doesn't matter either right? I mean, there's thousands of credit counseling companies helping people who want to get out of debt, and people constantly wishing they didn't owe. You are a fucking retard. And I woulda responded this way to anyone who made your ignorant ass statement, not just you, so don't feel special.
And "give it a good five years, and I bet we won't have paper money or checks" - WOW. How can you actually believe this bullshit you are spewing out your mouth, seriously. Do you actually think you are right, or do you actually believe it yourself? Even if it does happen (which would be much longer than 5 years), you still gotta watch your money NOW because until then (if ever) that's what we use.
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And "give it a good five years, and I bet we won't have paper money or checks" - WOW. How can you actually believe this bullshit you are spewing out your mouth, seriously. Do you actually think you are right, or do you actually believe it yourself? Even if it does happen (which would be much longer than 5 years), you still gotta watch your money NOW because until then (if ever) that's what we use.
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Nah, its not too bad...the only bad thing about it, well at least here in SF, is that you'd have to go to medic school along with it, until you found a station...so basically you'd be working on the ambulance about half the time, until you found an opening at a station, and here in SF, that could take like 3 or 4 years.
Their schedule is saucy tho man, you work for basically 10 days straight, meaning you sleep at the firehouse, then you get the rest of the month off.
^yeah one of my best friends is trying to be a firefighter and says like 300 people will apply for one position in a house and they only hire liike one day out of the whole year and you have guys lined up for a block trying to get the job since its a gov job so once your in your pretty much in. He said as a back up plan he might try to be like a park ranger which would be kinda cool but it is pretty much the same as being a cop
it sounds pretty good, i have a little firefighting training that I got when i was in the navy not tons but I've been on hose teams and was qualified all the way up to scene leader on paper haha. During drills I was on the medical response team, put people on strechers, triage, applied tournaquits and shit. Its a long process to become a firefighter i've been told and you have a couple of classes you have to take. I'd love to do it though I could work on it while i have a normal job a little at a time, is there like a cut off age? I'm 27 right now so I'm probably still pretty good and I'm in decent shape
there was a 40 year old dude in my class that had kids and smoked a pack of cigs every break.
really depends where you go.. a community college academy or the fire department's training, im doing mine at College of San Mateo.
DEGREES & CERTIFICATES
• FIRE 715 - (FT1) Fire Protection Organization
• FIRE 720 - (FT2) Fire Prevention Technology
• FIRE 730 - (FT5) Fire Behavior and Combustion
• FIRE 740 - (FT4) Building Contruction for Fire Protection
• FIRE 745 - (FT3) Fire Protection Systems and Equipment
• ENGL 800 or higher
Plus 13 - 14 Elective units from the following courses:
• FIRE 705 - Fire Hydraulics
• FIRE 714 - Wildland Fire Control
• FIRE 725 - Fire Apparatus and Equipment
• FIRE 783 - Firefighter I Academy
• FIRE 795 - Emergency Medical Technician - Basic
• FIRE 800 - Fire Service Entrance Test Preparation
its really not that much, its better if you volunteer while going to these classes too.. if youre a volunteer for 3 years you can get your certificate or become a full time firefighter.