Nels Leo

If I just go, because you can't, some of those like the corn stalks, you can't put them out with water very well.

And the tractor and the disc is the way.

And if it's within a reasonable distance from me.

Oh, to tell you that you need to move.

You need to move.

Yeah.

That's something we don't do a lot of is just those because we're a rural area.

By the time you drop what you're doing, drive to the station, get your gear on, get in the truck, drive to where the fire is, we're really always way behind the eight ball.

And there's been several times we've used that stuff and gone interior attack.

No.

It was separate, and I used to do that.

I haven't for quite a while.

So that was...

whole separate deal.

And there's some changes coming with that.

And there needs to be some changes because rural EMS care is just, it's difficult.

You know, that's something people don't think about until they need it.

And they're like, well, why is it taking them 15 minutes?

I'm like, well, do you know how far you are from the ambulance?

And how far the ambulance driver is from the ambulance to start with.