Appreciate your support. Thank you.

I second that motion and don't forget about the guy on the tube in the portable pool getting some rays 😊🙏🇺🇸

I love how much you love your fire house. You can tell about how energetic your are in all that you are telling us about. Fantastic job Steve!

I had to laugh a few times during this and enjoyed the two "work outs in wildland gear" and really loved the guy in the drop water tank getting a tan. This was a great Station Saturday and keep them coming.

I was a big fan of the tuxedo wearing barista from station 38 so I felt like they deserved a shout out. Their background science experiment was also very funny.

Having seen this one before any other of the series, I thought for a moment he was the default host for all of those...

Location, location location.

Thanks brother!

Thanks Tank! Squatty Potty Strong!

As a side note, the guy floating in the porta is A.J. You might recognize him. He gave you the tour of Station 18 on a previous Station Saturday.

Glad we could help. :)

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Patches Ohoolahan Thanks you as well.

I'm a genuine fan of the Squatty Potty. So much so, I bought on just for the station.

Thanks for watching!

Floating in the pool - classic! The others almost seem bland :)

Can we visit station

Thanks Rich. You're always invited to coffee with the crew at Station 39.

They are the best!

I would love that job Alan, however, I'm loving my current job way too much. It's a good problem to have.

Welcome Tom. It's a great job and we love doing it.

@@SomeGuyNamedSteveW thanks for applying Steve that means a lot. I hope to see you guys one day in my travels across the country

Thanks for the watch Prescott.

Hey Thanks Alexis. I have great news on that front. It looks like we're going to reboot something like Remember Two Things. Hartwell Medical is going to sponsor it and EMS World is signing on to distribute / publish it. Same production crew. It will be called "One For The Road" Look for it soon at EMS World Magazine. I appreciate you watching.

@@SomeGuyNamedSteveW great to know i have to get some ems con ed done will keep an eye out for it thank you for replying have a good one be safe i also watch the link to the wild fire that was intense

You're the best.

Caught. 😁

Thank you.

Which song? I'm trying to find out the name of the PIO Intro song for 2022.

I'll stick to firefighting but thank you. :D

Thank you!

@@SomeGuyNamedSteveW You're welcome Steve, keep up the good work, take care and stay safe out there 🧑🏻👍🏻👨🏻‍🚒

Thanks Logan.

I've been told this before. :D

@@SomeGuyNamedSteveW thank you for responding to me. I don’t think Eric and the other PIO’s understand how awesome of a job they do by allowing us into the lives of the SMFR firefighters. Thank you for putting out an awesome video. Stay safe my brother.

To be fair, station 38 set the bar pretty high for us. But yes ... these other stations need to step up!

We threw a little shade at 39's neighbors, Station 36 and Station 40! 47's was really picked fair and square before we shot that part of the video though.

Thanks! Great question, there aren't any stations at SMFR with 2 brush apparatus assigned. At SMFR a Type 3 is called "Brush Engine" and a Type 6 is called "Brush. The Type 3 is bigger, carries more water and equipment and is designed for urban interface fires. The Type 6 is smaller and designed for more off-road tasks. To see the exact specifics you can visit this website, look under the equipment tab and see the Engine categorizes www.nwcg.gov/publications/pms200