Jarez Mifkin

I've always thought about how bad it would be if this happened, this guy found out...




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007DT

That'll Buff Out

Coochas

Nasty bitch.

jdistefa

"Is this your first fire?"

Uh, is that a 'thank you'? Did we set your trailer on fire?

Landjet

I know it's a crappy situation that I hope I never encounter, but bitching at the people you called to help???????

mhm993

Nothing but the most respect for firefighters. And, yeah, disrespectful to complain at your rescuers.

Still, I always suspect they have a wee bit too much fun breaking stuff open with large tools. Like maybe opening the side door was a bonus for them.

utkinpol

it is difficult to watch. i saw couple of fires in my life, one time a car, one time a house on a same street we lived, some people do indeed go crazy when they see how their whole life gets eaten by a fire. in this case it was just a car that most likely was insured, so, it is not a life changin event by all means, just some money and some years of hard work got lost. it is hard but anybody can survive this. my wife would probably scream in a same exact way.

Eifeler

Sad. I think I would have been to busy unhooking my truck to get in the firefighters way.

winders

Anyone else curious how such a fire started in the first place?

Scott

KaiB

BINGO!!!!!!

BTDT...10 tons of hay can go up an an amazing hurry.

bonehead

I'm going with insurance fraud, for $1000, Alex.

GuyIncognito

+1, interesting fire. gas cans or propellants in the trailer/trunk of the car?

and agree with the comments above, total lack of respect for the firefighters.

Eifeler

Hot car and gas can stored in close proximity?

jrgordonsenior

Good reminder about the gas cans. Glad to see my Pace side door is impenetrable....

Landjet

Four things needed for a fire. Air, heat, fuel, (fuel being anything that can burn) and an ignition source.