[slightlysober]

That’s the hardest looking 35 year old I’ve ever seen. 17 years of experience and I’m supposed to feel badly for this moron?? Bye

[NottheFace]

There's attaboys and oh shits. All the attaboys in the world won't ever amount to a single oh shit.

[Cryptkeeper]

Gotta open the door to extinguish the fire.

[medicineman360]

Haven't read all of the other comments yet, so not sure if anyone else has said it, but this is something that should be shown at EVERY fire academy on the planet. Complacency like this is what gets firefighters killed. There was ZERO reason for him to go banging on the back doors and try to open them, until WELL AFTER the fire had been knocked down for a pretty significant amount of time. Admittedly, one typically only thinks about backdrafts in structure fires, but this shows how even something seemingly benign can flip the narrative in an instant.

Also, his lack of wearing an SCBA (at least didn't look like he was) right next to a fire of unknown contents and of unknown origin (can't tell if any DOT placards are on the trailer) show a reckless disregard for every minute of training that he's every had.

[spycosis]

That's what you get for showing off.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by Hogmann ↗

the chickens at the front were probably frying and filling the inside of the trailer with vaporized oil and a lot of steam so you had something like a BLEVE when the door was open.
BLEVE Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion.

In Georgia, chicken fries you!

[Brandonkf7]

Originally Posted by shazrand ↗

They made a movie about this sort of thing, it was literally called “Backdraft”.

I just friggen said that