Tony Bonfiglio

Right, I hear this all the time.

But that's the cry wolf thing, too, though, you know.

Yeah, that's a fireman attitude.

Yeah, exactly.

I mean, every building had a drug apartment where they would sell drugs.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, but this one fire that I went to, it was in the middle of the day.

It was like the second floor.

We pull up.

Fire's blowing out four windows.

I mean, it was going good.

And so we run out.

Now we're second due, which means we go to the floor above the fire.

So the first due truck has the fire floor.

Second due goes to the floor above, which the floor above is really shitty because that's where everything's going, you know?

So now we get up the staircase and it's starting to bank down and get dark.

And I see a guy runs past me, no shirt on, no shoes.

He's got like a three-year-old kid under his arm and a hefty bag.

Oh yeah, so a politician probably.

So he slips by us, you know, so now we're going to take the door in the hallway above the fire apartment and it's getting smoky and my boss puts his mask on, but we have to take the door.