Oh and if you don’t get your vaccine & boosters - You’re Fired! ??? WTF ???

what's a fake fireman???

@@marythomas1198 😀

Cut people out of vehicle wrecks, abseil down buildings when people get stuck on gantries, rescue people in floods, chemical spills, etc people stuck in tunnels / access ways or service areas / elevators etc. Fire is a very small part of what Firefighters do - they are professional rescuers.

@@justinepaula-robilliard That's all this video needed was for 2 guys dressed like Mario & Luigi to hop out of a plumber's van and say, "Hey! It's a me, Mario! We'll handle that!" lol

They (trees) were so happy though! 😊

😂😂

Yes sir !! Lol that’s exactly what I told my wife as we watch it , I gave 21 years on the job so I’m the senior FF in the house out of all 8 FFs and I’m on the Ladder Co. so I deff wouldnt EVER be doing this BS lol ,in between fires and meals I sleep the entire 24 hour shift 😂

@@OwneyMadden430 you definitely earned that sleep by putting up with s*** like this

That's just what I was going to post I bet the rookies have the honor of doing that LOL

Reminds me of when I had to untangle and re-spool the 2 miles of 550 chord in the army haha

Hell. that is what seniority is all about. You paid your dues so you do not have to do shit like this.

Amen !! It’s still like that to this day brother, if u ever need help in NYC call #FDNY ☎️

Very true indeed!

I was on the USS Valdez around the same time... Stationed out of Newport, RI...

@@stamramadalenaconservadora7577 Sim, sou muito velho ... Bom nome de usuário, por falar nisso

Administration doing all it can to add another digit to that phone call though aren't they? If it ain't broke, Brandon ain't tried to fix it yet. And if he ain't trying yet, prolly cause he dropped his pocket somewhere again.

Where I live, it's all glacial till with hard slate clay. To dig a post hole, you need an impact drill with the biggest old bit you can find, your hands, and ...... a SHOP VAC!!!!!!

Not seeing any circumstance where the water department would be an hour out.

Today is your lucky day, the post 2 above yours just described a circumstance where the water department was an hour out. Now you can end your search

Yeah, accents that change vowel sounds to an entirely different vowel sound cross the line. Wait 'til you spend 20 minutes listening to Bostonian talking about ”Stacks & Bands” before realizing that he means 'Stocks & Bonds'.

"Maul"

The what 😂😂😂

There used to be stories of neighborhoods turning on the water hydrants in hot summers for kids (and probably adults) to play in. No more. Maybe they've been redesigned to make that harder.

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As you saw they were safe at all times. One way street, second lane closed off to traffic. Stay positive.

Adorable. It is better to stop the all traffic in the street...don't forget cars could be in "aqua planning" so it is not necessary to add another accident. Don't you think ? Each time in France when something like that happen... the policemen do that.

@@vandenberghemichelle363 aquaplaning not possible in such a narrow street. You're questioning trained NYPD & NYFD tactics what are your credentials?

Adorable. For me is juste a question of security. Even the people on the opposite walkside In France when Firemen are called. The police is called in the same time in security. Even in a narrow street you can have aqua planning..because the water takes all the place it doesn't stop just on one side....sorry for my bad english. I don't use it every day... Je ne me permettrai pas de discréditer l'intervention des forces de sécurité en place...pour moi c'est une évidence de voir les SP et la police intervenir ensemble pour sécuriser les lieux. C'est tout...

@@vandenberghemichelle363 again, NYPD & NYFD had no casualties. Also, they train everyone worldwide. Be happy that all went well and live well!

Gril ... Yeah, but that Dutch Boy would need a rather large finger!

even if he was ..with all the Political correctness he's can't stick his finga in a ..... well you know .........

😂😂😂😂 you win

Adults too!

Not to BLM😒

@@nicksancho5708 whatever 1800waaaaaa

"In which they serve"? Maybe they should get vaccinated to protect the people that they serve.

@@nicksancho5708 Dumb comment. The FDNY doesn't shoot and kill their own citizens.

@@ChiliCheeseD0g yeah a vaccination to protect them from ungrateful people that don't want to respect them for the hard-working job they actually do perform under duress!🤔

What a perfect observation Roger thank you!

Right...that's why you don't send Public Works to put out a fire , call the right department , they have the tools and experience.

Thanks for the break down sir. Helping us all get smarter every day. We ought to build back better with more knowledge like you got. Thenaybe we get somewhere.

Another observation: the street valve was NEVER touched in eons when they couldn't dismount the the valve stem cover, and evidently the entire valve stem casing was full of debris that didn't allow quick placement of the valve wrench.

" always do a great job no matter what." this is 100% not my experience. LMAO

I dont think the water company could handle the pressure. See what i did there.....made a stupid joke.😜

Would have had it done in less than 5. We don’t start by pounding the valve cover in further with the back of an axe. We just pop it off with a pocketknife or a screwdriver. We do, however stand back and let firemen put out fires, while drinking coffee and enjoying the show.

Dude, so tru, that would’ve been horrid for the firefighters

It could’ve been shooting out tiny shards of ice

Agreed! I was also thinking it was too bad it didn't happen during the worst of the summer heat.

OMG the two firemen may not need to take a shower for two days! Job well done.

@@nancanator2182 two days? Jeez. I only shower once a week

Hydrants usually all have a shutoff located several feet away that have a cover. This cover wasn’t easy to open. This is why firefighters have to be good problem solvers and not get frustrated. I’m more surprised by the fact they didn’t control traffic in this street. I’m ten times more afraid of idiot drivers than I am of a broken hydrant.

Don't sell yourself short Bubba. Matches don't just burn themselves out.

Pressure, nah. Drentch, yes.

Less than 2 bar.

@@tomf3150 definitely more than 2 bars.

God dam that was such a stupid saying. Last breed, like they're the last men to live. Jesus you need help Hopefully you're not a male yourself.

We are still around here in rural central Mississippi.😉

And KZfaq deleted my description of what a real man is. I broke none of KZfaq's marxist rules, but they just cant have a description of a real man on their platform. Guess its racist or something....who knows.

@Ostentatious Otters lying about what? The fact that they are going to lose their jobs because they refuse to take a medical procedure they dont need?

@Ostentatious Otters can you not stick to one topic or are you just trying to lib up the conversation? I mean avoid...

Yeah sure. When it’s 85 degrees and Sunny all year. Try it when it is 30 degrees and snowing. Now that’s a party. FDNY - NYC’s Coldest!

Never mind the 80's- we used to do it in the 60's- 70's! 😂

Fun times until those water restriction caps hit the hydrants...

@@pbase36 haaaa true but we alwsys had the tool 🔧🤣

This isn't Majestirium1 channel though

@@nixxykaylock7054 oops. Watched one just before I think. Sorry!

@@Cashcrop54 no worries! It's a pleasure to find a fellow majestirium viewer in other fdny video comment sections

@@nixxykaylock7054 thank you. The older I get the more this kind of thing becomes more and more common. See you at the Magesterium!

I raised 3 teenagers That’s about how much water they used showering

The seat is the sealing surface that thing sits on down at the bottom to close off the opening. That's the valve stem. Seat is the stationary bit, the stem is the part the turns.

@@gorak9000 It also means they will have to dig up the street to replace valve block/body.

@@chuckprice4541 that means that fire hydrant will be getting fixed in about 10 - 20 years if you're lucky.

@@chuckprice4541 10 - 20 years to fix it or they will do what they did here. The street was bad so the tore the street up then they repaired it. Then they dug it back up months after completing it to repair pipes and sewar that's is still on going. No the street is worse then it was before. It was nice to have a nice street to drive on while it lasted.

Where at in Tennessee. I'm trying to join up in Memphis

@@nixxykaylock7054 Oh I’m over in Cookeville, up between Nashville & Knoxville. I have a few friends that work at Memphis Fire I talk to pretty often. If you want to make fires that’s a great place to be!

@bart Simpson Ahhhh didn’t notice it was out of service. That would help explain it for sure.

@bart Simpson Gotcha, yes went back & watched it again and saw that. Just didn’t pay close enough attention to it the first time.

It appears to be a dry barrel hydrant with a traffic breakaway coupling. Why the whole valve and operating shaft came out of the shoe is another question. Just like the gate valve in the street, some open hydrants left, some open right. Utilities with both often paint the operating nuts 2 different colors to identify opening direction (red or silver). Maybe this got reefed on the wrong direction by a probie or excited FF.

Amen to that. Freaking tragedy that we are getting any closer to their arbitrary dates and not smoking put the city officials that are still pursuing it. Gotta keep up the pressure or they will bleed the country to extinction. Unrestricted Warfare. Look it up, if you don't think this is what we are dealing with I'm down to debate. I'm sure you agree once you poke at it, but other folks. Bahhhhhhh

They are choosing to get fired

@@lolocabono so when you are trapped in a burning building because not enough good firefighters left to get to you in time I assume you have also chosen to be burned as well.

Wife of a first responder here in SE Texas where we've been hit by harvey, imelda, laura, just to name a few in the last 4 years, we just buried 3 friends, all in the same family, including a 21 year old and a 30 something year old, both unvaxxed firefighters. They cost the lives of others at high risk in their family over bs politics. Not only does it make it harder for those vaxxed, we don't want to lose friends that battled hurricanes and floods that helped rescue loved ones etc. We've lost 3 leos on a small force of less than 21 and had 1 more permanently disabled after coming off ECMO due to covid. Here it's not a choice, even deep in Trump country. You MUST be vaccinated, you must also still keep up other LONG required vaccines required by TDH. Months ago mass hiring took place in anticipation of antivaxxers here refusing to comply to stay employeed because there's no room for that kind of arrogance PERIOD. The Medical center in Houston, the largest of it's kind in the world with over 80 hospitals and medical offices in a square mile set precedence as well. IF you work in a hospital or answer 911 calls as a leo, a ff, or a medic, politics have no place on the job. NONE. You follow the rules or take your selfish butt home. The US military is required to be vaxxed...you don't hear them crying and running home to mama. My husband had covid patients last February he transported before ppe protocols went into effect, before we knew it was here, I ended up in ICU 10 days later and almost died from this nasty virus. I have sacrificed everything as a spouse through this hell including almost my own life. There IS NO EXCUSE at this point, none, to not be vaccinated, safe, and doing your job and answering the call to help others. The minute they thought of themselves first made them a liability to themselves, their families, and sadly and most of all their peers. There's no room for that in saving lives. NONE!!! They've shown their true colors and their peers aren't happy...they haven't been for a long time. They won't lose sleep over them not coming back. A local sheriff had to resort to punishing men after they whined and refused to comply, why? Because he lost over 18% of his force in 6 months!! We had the highest TRA covid rate in the entire state of Texas for months as Delta spiked. Prison transports to UTMB in Galveston were nonstop, the ferries constantly carrying ambulances, 12+ a day at one point. Now with SARS CoV2 Omicron having 10 spike mutations versus the only 2 Delta had there's real concern about the future. They can't handle going through that fear and exhaustion again. Helll no.

Edith in a small town maybe but turning off water like that in large commercial areas creates a lot of issues. As that hydrant is flowing it's not backflowing any contaminated water into the system which makes for brown water and people hate brown water coming out the taps.