>> I always like to be helping out the community.
That was one of the big reasons, because I always like helping out people.
And also the training, too.
A lot of these guys here have, you know, 15, 20-plus years on the job.
And they're just a wealth of knowledge.
And, you know, when they go outside and train with them, they're able to, you know,
maybe dissect or look at things differently than you have maybe with the three years.
So, it's great to, you know, learn something from them.
Being though, it's, you know, inherently a dangerous job, but I mean it's something that,
you know, even though it is dangerous, you know, we still, you know, love to do it.
I mean, I don't think if you asked any one of these guys here that, you know,
that they wouldn't exchange anything in the world for it.
I mean, they love what they do.
They love coming here, training, drilling, you know, doing whatever.
And then, like I said earlier about, you know, the EMS calls, you know, sometimes, you know,
when there's like a pediatric or something like that emergency, you know,
and someone has like the same age or looks like they're a kid, you know,
and having this emergency, you can kind of, you know, have an effect on them.
But of course we've got programs around here too that, you know, if something is really sticking
with you, you know, we've got people you can talk to.
And outlets, you know, that can help you.
So it's a great program.