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We will all keep tay i our hearts even though it’s fake and the actor is still alive

I think it makes most of us cry too.

I think he was crying abut his dead brother more than the firefighters saluting tbh.

Not to mention how good this kid acted out his role! He did such an awesome job

So true

Same 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Same

First time and now im crying😢😢😢 7:53

ENELI ENELI ENELI ENELI ENELI

It was so. sad,but A màrķ of respect

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can comfirm you are corect

It’s not real y know that

@@GalaxyDryo we know that.

i agree brought me to tears when i first saw it still does now

The scene may not be, but the raw emotion it invokes is about as real as it can get, especially if someone close to you has recently died as it will invariably bring back painful memories.

Same 😢😢😢😭😭😭

Same here😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Mouse caskets

@@rachelcookie321 Umm... Not exactly what I was referring to.

Perfect for dead lifts

i had to bury my 7 year old daughter after chemo didnt work, it was to heavy for me, my sister took my place carrying it because i couldnt hold back the pain anymore and afterwards i spent 3 years in therapy just to get back to being able to look at my late daughters photo without breaking down

When they say the heaviest caskets are the smallest, it means that the loss of a child is the worst feeling a parent could have.

Beautifully said!

I live in London, England; whilst our Metropolitan Police is treated with a great deal of suspicion, that cannot be quite said amongst our London Fire Brigade. Yes, that is not shown as in absolute gratitude, especially when specific, large scale, fires have occurred, the most recent being a tower block fire, in which many procedures where called into question ... But there is still enough faith, if one can call it that, that, in an emergency, they will walk through smoke and flame to get you out. I remember Danny Cotton, the first Female Commissioner (thus did make her the most senior, active duty, Fire Officer), whilst not the Incident Commander on scene - her immediate deputy was - she still spoke a quick few words to every single firefighter going into that blaze, with, as she would tell the later Inquiry, that in 35+ years, of starting as a junior firefighter, then working her way up, she knew that there was a distinct possibility of her losing more than a few, especially if an internal collapse happened, given it literally was a towering inferno. She couldn't bare the thought of not looking her crews, men and women alike, in the eyes, and telling them all how proud she was of serving with, and for, them. She stayed on the ground, until it was confirmed that all was left to do was conduct dampening down operations, meaning the vast bulk of all the firefighters, and appliances, could be stood down, and the exhausted men could be relieved, not least home, shower, and bed ... ... although the worst would be for those specialist crews, of Urban Search and Rescue, in the following search and recovery, a utterly grim task, given the sheer ferocity of the fire itself, which completely gutted ⅘ths of the entire building ... Like so many, I strongly believe that, globally, firefighters, along with EMTs/Paramedics (which, again in London, is covered by the seperate London Ambulance Service, making up the other third of our First Responder Triad ...) are simply not paid quite enough compared to what they have to face from time to time. An acquaintance of mine, and retired firefighter for the London Fire Brigade, was told of a story of a pretty fierce fire on the London Underground, that was hot enough to melt the chocolate that used be kept in old, coin operated, dispensers that we of a certain age remember, well, to the point it had flowed out like a stagnlatite you see in caves. Once back at the station, taking his boots off, a thin trickle of sweat poured out ... So, yes indeed ... they are exceptional people whom are willing to put their lives on the line, so that others may live ... Oh, and St. Florian is the Patreon Saint of Firefighters (4th May); and there is also a Firefighters Prayer, that points to many, across the Earth, believing, as they place themselves unto God's grace, and mercy ...

Not all firemen are delusional; depends on where they live. A lot are just normal, stable minded individuals who know that god is a myth.

Please refrain from saying that as those who do believe might take offense

@@hilaryc3203 it may be so, but many of them do belive in something bigger. Both my stepfather and uncle are first responders, and they may not belive in god, but i also know they all belive in something, it simply helps them overcome the horrors they see every time they answer a call. Some people belive in God, some belive in angels or the universe, they need something to belive or else this job would be unberable

Somebody lost their marriage partner and they're called a widow. A child who lost parents is called an orphan. There are no words to properly call a parent who lost a child.

Make sense

Agreed

what makes it more beautiful is the reasoning behind herman's idea one of their friends died and barely anyone showed respect, so herman brought the idea to show the kid the proper respect he deserves

even the gangs show some respect for the kid, thats deep

I almost cried to.

ALMOST?! wow! I could never😂

Almost?! Whew it took everything out of me!

Herrmann suggested the idea and everyone was on board with it. It is such a beautiful tribute to a little boy, who loved firefighters and wanted to be one himself.

@@Waterlily6519 This almost brought me to tears and so meaningful

@@Waterlily6519 cause Herrmann is the heart and soul of 51

@@thekauders567 He's the father I would say☺️

I always thought that and what if that’s Ritter he could have just never said anything

He can be be anything he likes

Don't let the dead decide for the living, it's fine if the living wants to honor, but don't let it turn you into something you're not meant to be

Wouldn’t it be more beautiful if Med and PD did send offs like this 😢

Uhhh?

I'm sorry to ask this but can you possibly tell me what happen to that boy? I thought his chest was pressed that's why he couldn't breathe. but then it's revealed that his neck snapped. did he fall and hit the bottom..? but it wasn't the bottom... I'm sorry I don't understand how his neck got like that, because of hitting the wall?

@@bananacathammock he went head in, and the chute was deep, so the impact snapped his neck

@@Memelord1117 thank you for answering, but he didn't hit the ground tho...? or did he?

Isn’t that a garbage shoot though? It’s in an apartment building to be used by the community.

@@Memelord1117 but he was still breathing and conscious when they first got to him so how was his neck snapped?

I know what you mean... Some years ago here in the UK, a young boy who died in a car accident wanted to be a firefighter when he grew up. Turns out the family couldn't even afford an actual hearse, so the local Brigade broke out the flatbed from the Brigade museum and carried his coffin on the back with full colours and outriders

@@Trek001 omg thats beautiful. I'm happy he got a good send off. Must have left the family with some good memories amongst the sorrow

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and Otis

...and young looking Kelly 😂

What season and episode was it

@@Ash-io1di in the description

@@Ash-io1di it's in the description

it's in the description

Firefighters round the globe do be like that.

For real...man i was crying just the moment i saw how the kid was stuck in the laundry shoot such a tight space with him upside down, neck turnt, eyes open looking at you can't say a word or try to open his mouth or anything.😢😢😢😢 that made me become soft with alot of tears.

Rakyat memang mengenang budi ahli bomba Malaysia….semoga kamu menjalani tugas dengan Selamat

Funny tho