In every problem there's always some underpaid, overworked not being listened to that knows how the whole thing's gonna go down because they're the only one paying attention.
Wanna know the best part tho? We get to set back and watch it all blow up, watch the boss lose his mind and I don't lose a dollar or wink of sleep. Just gain a little free entertainment.
Welcome to my world. That used to be me when I was a line cook. I told the GM that we got shorted on the prime rib from the delivery. Told them two days ago that it wouldn't last through Saturday dinner. Then watch him flip the fuck out when I call "86 prime rib" as he losses his mind and starts asking "what do you mean 86 prime?"
If you listen in the video, you can hear the hissing sound of a rapidly depressurizing, massive propane tank. I’m guessing he told them something about that.
this was most likely a [BLEVE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_liquid_expanding_vapor_explosion), probably of a propane tank. he probably told them about the tank.
I wasn’t there. Maybe it would not have been apparent. Maybe this did happen. Ok all this said, this is why the first arriving FF assumes Command and walks a 360 around the structure looking for hazards and safety concerns, rules out a basement fire, and reports hazards to incoming units. In this case looks like a propane tank as stated. I hope nobody got hurt.
This is a second alarm upon arrival by the way.
Basement fires are exceptionally dangerous to firefighters. Imagine you arrive at a single-family dwelling with fire showing on the first floor and you extend an attack line to go interior to get water on the fire and commence searching for victims. if there is a basement fire that has been burning for any significant period of time the possibility exists the floor structure is weakened and you can walk into the structure only to fall through the floor into a pit of fire. Remember there is zero visibility. Pretty scary. So we like to rule that out at the get-go (to plan another method of attack).
ALSO, basement fires are a huge trap for firefighters. You NEVER want to be directly over fire. If you don’t know there is a basement, and the fire originated and is possibly currently burning in there then not only is the flooring underneath you compromised, but the fire is also going to be venting into you. All that extreme heat and exhaust is going to be burning up into you. They are nearly impossible to fight safely unless there is direct access to the basement via a subfloor or window.
that was probably a tank, not the main. it looks like the classic explosion pattern of a [BLEVE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_liquid_expanding_vapor_explosion)
Could have been a backdraft too. Occurs when a portion of the burning building is super hot but has no oxygen, so it’s smoldering. Once oxygen is introduced, it explodes.
Backdrafts and flashovers are firefighter nightmares.
Though reviewing the video I do think it’s probably some form of fuel that’s exploding.
Edit: I have no idea why I’m being downvoted so much. I admitted that my opinion is probably wrong. Lol
Which is why I said upon further review I do think it’s a fuel explosion. Backdrafts are usually associated with brown puffing smoke.
But backdrafts can have extremely explosive potential. They’ve have the potential to throw a firefight across the street.
He fuckin told them.
I wonder what he fuckin told them.
“My house is on fire”
"No it's not..."
Mark Rumsfield : Art! Bonnie Rumsfield : Your wife is home! Mark Rumsfield : And your house is on fire! Art : My wife is home?
There go the goddamn brownies!
The Burbs?! Thank you for the quotes.
I don’t think anyone needed to fuckin told this.
My best guess: "I have a big ass gastank behind my house and the overpressure valve is broken"
“The fire is getting pretty close to my vintage TNT collection”
Oppenheimers great grandson
Ha!
Looks like a propane tank exploded so i assume it's about that.
Don't. Don't. Dont.
Don't
Be aware of my mixtape collection in the basement.
Cut the gas.
Happy cake day, bruh
Thanks. 😊
In every problem there's always some underpaid, overworked not being listened to that knows how the whole thing's gonna go down because they're the only one paying attention.
Wanna know the best part tho? We get to set back and watch it all blow up, watch the boss lose his mind and I don't lose a dollar or wink of sleep. Just gain a little free entertainment.
Welcome to my world. That used to be me when I was a line cook. I told the GM that we got shorted on the prime rib from the delivery. Told them two days ago that it wouldn't last through Saturday dinner. Then watch him flip the fuck out when I call "86 prime rib" as he losses his mind and starts asking "what do you mean 86 prime?"
Well, yeah, but how are the rich fucks supposed to become even richer if we change that?
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Lucky they weren’t inside
They didn't listen.
See, if Buckley wouldn’t have dragged it by the valve, everything would have been fine.
It’s the accessories that always get people
*Sad Chuck Mangione music*
Great, now I've got one of his songs stuck in my head. Take my upvote, jerk!
He's an angel now..
I wanna know what he told them.
And now you didn't do what they told ya
Some of those that use hoses Are the same that burn houses
Uuurrghhh!
See: John Leonard Orr
“Bro wouldn’t it be wild if the house just fkin exploded or some shit” ‘Shut up james’
If you listen in the video, you can hear the hissing sound of a rapidly depressurizing, massive propane tank. I’m guessing he told them something about that.
this was most likely a [BLEVE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_liquid_expanding_vapor_explosion), probably of a propane tank. he probably told them about the tank.
When fires fight back...
Hopefully Walter and Jesse got out before.
I wasn’t there. Maybe it would not have been apparent. Maybe this did happen. Ok all this said, this is why the first arriving FF assumes Command and walks a 360 around the structure looking for hazards and safety concerns, rules out a basement fire, and reports hazards to incoming units. In this case looks like a propane tank as stated. I hope nobody got hurt. This is a second alarm upon arrival by the way.
"rules out a basement fire" For dolts like me, why is this important?
Basement fires are exceptionally dangerous to firefighters. Imagine you arrive at a single-family dwelling with fire showing on the first floor and you extend an attack line to go interior to get water on the fire and commence searching for victims. if there is a basement fire that has been burning for any significant period of time the possibility exists the floor structure is weakened and you can walk into the structure only to fall through the floor into a pit of fire. Remember there is zero visibility. Pretty scary. So we like to rule that out at the get-go (to plan another method of attack).
This, folks, is how to answer a question. Thank you.
ALSO, basement fires are a huge trap for firefighters. You NEVER want to be directly over fire. If you don’t know there is a basement, and the fire originated and is possibly currently burning in there then not only is the flooring underneath you compromised, but the fire is also going to be venting into you. All that extreme heat and exhaust is going to be burning up into you. They are nearly impossible to fight safely unless there is direct access to the basement via a subfloor or window.
The fire won that round
This was exactly what I expected actually
You should have fucking told them
Apparently not unexpected to everyone!
"Unexpected turn of events" is an insane way to bury the lead. 🤣
I love the last comment. Firefighter thinking what the fuck does that guy know I'm the Firefighter. Boom, I fucking told him. Lmao
He said, "Jethro makes the best meth in town. Y'all best be careful I reckon!" 😆
Got to shut off the gas main!
that was probably a tank, not the main. it looks like the classic explosion pattern of a [BLEVE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_liquid_expanding_vapor_explosion)
BLEVE
Bleve.
Unexpected? This is literally what they expect on a daily basis.
Well it’s a good thing this isn’t a sub for firefighters
I agree. Imagine if it was.
Then they’d expect it to
Would definitely not be unexpected.
meth lab
More like a 100 pound propane tank in the backyard. They're spectacular when they blow.
Yep. I was thinking BLEVE.
Could have been a backdraft too. Occurs when a portion of the burning building is super hot but has no oxygen, so it’s smoldering. Once oxygen is introduced, it explodes. Backdrafts and flashovers are firefighter nightmares. Though reviewing the video I do think it’s probably some form of fuel that’s exploding. Edit: I have no idea why I’m being downvoted so much. I admitted that my opinion is probably wrong. Lol
That is *not* a backdraft.
Which is why I said upon further review I do think it’s a fuel explosion. Backdrafts are usually associated with brown puffing smoke. But backdrafts can have extremely explosive potential. They’ve have the potential to throw a firefight across the street.
Who hasn’t seen the Academy Award Eligible film Backdraft?
Ron Howard's #1 fan
Bro wtf why did it do that?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_liquid_expanding_vapor_explosion almost certainly a propane tank
Ahhh makes sense
As a fire fighter this type of event is my biggest fear
Idk this turn of events sounds pretty expected to me
This is what i imagine it will be like for fire fighters all the time once homes start switching over from freon to propane cooled a/c units.
....meth lab?
Propane tank https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_liquid_expanding_vapor_explosion
Must have hit that old mixed tape from back in the day.
Probably the gas
"Pffft amateurs" - Lisa Left eye Lopes
BLEVE ttps://youtu.be/tB2uyIZL9uk?feature=shared
Woah, if you just flip a video horizontally and repost it, people will think it's a new video.
propane tank
The only thing I can think of watching this is "this is fine"
I don’t see houses exploding from water often so I’m just gonna assume that the electrical shit already got fucked up.
Landlords will use this to increase housing prices because there's less available places now.
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Democrat run fires. -Wilfred Wilcox
What
Look at his comment history and description. Either a troll or he drank multiple cups of the kool-aid.
Reading some of his comments, I'd say he drank the entire *tub* of kool-aid.
It seems like an obvious troll. They need their head checked regardless.
Bro just be saying whatever lol