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October 12, 2010 at 4:10 PM #617803October 12, 2010 at 5:21 PM #616819
jficquette
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=jficquette]
In my mind going shopping is a personal errand. I have also seen them parked in a bank’s parking lot.For every truck I see with lights flashing I see 10 going shopping.
If being on call is so important then they need to stay in the fire house and bring food with them when they get on shift.
[/quote]John, I don’t think you read CAR’s post above completely. Firemen do spend up to 24hrs at a stretch in the firehouse, and they cook/eat as a team, using the kitchen in the firehouse to do so. Therefore, they provision accordingly, which means shopping, which means they bring the fire truck shopping. I’m not sure what point you’re making here, or if you’re just nit-picking. It makes perfect sense and it isn’t a waste of taxpayer dollars, given their operating requirements.
Out of curiosity, have ever served in the military or law enforcement, and have you participated in a team sport? Like I said, just curious.[/quote]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.
I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John
October 12, 2010 at 5:21 PM #616902Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=jficquette]
In my mind going shopping is a personal errand. I have also seen them parked in a bank’s parking lot.For every truck I see with lights flashing I see 10 going shopping.
If being on call is so important then they need to stay in the fire house and bring food with them when they get on shift.
[/quote]John, I don’t think you read CAR’s post above completely. Firemen do spend up to 24hrs at a stretch in the firehouse, and they cook/eat as a team, using the kitchen in the firehouse to do so. Therefore, they provision accordingly, which means shopping, which means they bring the fire truck shopping. I’m not sure what point you’re making here, or if you’re just nit-picking. It makes perfect sense and it isn’t a waste of taxpayer dollars, given their operating requirements.
Out of curiosity, have ever served in the military or law enforcement, and have you participated in a team sport? Like I said, just curious.[/quote]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.
I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John
October 12, 2010 at 5:21 PM #617449Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=jficquette]
In my mind going shopping is a personal errand. I have also seen them parked in a bank’s parking lot.For every truck I see with lights flashing I see 10 going shopping.
If being on call is so important then they need to stay in the fire house and bring food with them when they get on shift.
[/quote]John, I don’t think you read CAR’s post above completely. Firemen do spend up to 24hrs at a stretch in the firehouse, and they cook/eat as a team, using the kitchen in the firehouse to do so. Therefore, they provision accordingly, which means shopping, which means they bring the fire truck shopping. I’m not sure what point you’re making here, or if you’re just nit-picking. It makes perfect sense and it isn’t a waste of taxpayer dollars, given their operating requirements.
Out of curiosity, have ever served in the military or law enforcement, and have you participated in a team sport? Like I said, just curious.[/quote]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.
I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John
October 12, 2010 at 5:21 PM #617567Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=jficquette]
In my mind going shopping is a personal errand. I have also seen them parked in a bank’s parking lot.For every truck I see with lights flashing I see 10 going shopping.
If being on call is so important then they need to stay in the fire house and bring food with them when they get on shift.
[/quote]John, I don’t think you read CAR’s post above completely. Firemen do spend up to 24hrs at a stretch in the firehouse, and they cook/eat as a team, using the kitchen in the firehouse to do so. Therefore, they provision accordingly, which means shopping, which means they bring the fire truck shopping. I’m not sure what point you’re making here, or if you’re just nit-picking. It makes perfect sense and it isn’t a waste of taxpayer dollars, given their operating requirements.
Out of curiosity, have ever served in the military or law enforcement, and have you participated in a team sport? Like I said, just curious.[/quote]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.
I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John
October 12, 2010 at 5:21 PM #617879Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=jficquette]
In my mind going shopping is a personal errand. I have also seen them parked in a bank’s parking lot.For every truck I see with lights flashing I see 10 going shopping.
If being on call is so important then they need to stay in the fire house and bring food with them when they get on shift.
[/quote]John, I don’t think you read CAR’s post above completely. Firemen do spend up to 24hrs at a stretch in the firehouse, and they cook/eat as a team, using the kitchen in the firehouse to do so. Therefore, they provision accordingly, which means shopping, which means they bring the fire truck shopping. I’m not sure what point you’re making here, or if you’re just nit-picking. It makes perfect sense and it isn’t a waste of taxpayer dollars, given their operating requirements.
Out of curiosity, have ever served in the military or law enforcement, and have you participated in a team sport? Like I said, just curious.[/quote]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.
I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John
October 12, 2010 at 5:31 PM #616824CA renter
Participant1. They aren’t “personal errands,” no matter how many times you try to repeat it.
2. They are usually coming from a call or training exercise when they stop by the store, so they are not wasting any money.
October 12, 2010 at 5:31 PM #616907Participant1. They aren’t “personal errands,” no matter how many times you try to repeat it.
2. They are usually coming from a call or training exercise when they stop by the store, so they are not wasting any money.
October 12, 2010 at 5:31 PM #617455Participant1. They aren’t “personal errands,” no matter how many times you try to repeat it.
2. They are usually coming from a call or training exercise when they stop by the store, so they are not wasting any money.
October 12, 2010 at 5:31 PM #617572Participant1. They aren’t “personal errands,” no matter how many times you try to repeat it.
2. They are usually coming from a call or training exercise when they stop by the store, so they are not wasting any money.
October 12, 2010 at 5:31 PM #617884Participant1. They aren’t “personal errands,” no matter how many times you try to repeat it.
2. They are usually coming from a call or training exercise when they stop by the store, so they are not wasting any money.
October 12, 2010 at 5:39 PM #616829Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=jficquette]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John[/quote]
John: So, no? You never served in the military and/or law enforcement? What about team sports, like football or baseball?
October 12, 2010 at 5:39 PM #616912Participant[quote=jficquette]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John[/quote]
John: So, no? You never served in the military and/or law enforcement? What about team sports, like football or baseball?
October 12, 2010 at 5:39 PM #617459Participant[quote=jficquette]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John[/quote]
John: So, no? You never served in the military and/or law enforcement? What about team sports, like football or baseball?
October 12, 2010 at 5:39 PM #617576Participant[quote=jficquette]
If I had been in Law Enforcement I wouldn’t be complaining about how over paid they are lol.I just resent using a vehicle that costs approx $10 a mile to operate being used for personal errands.
No reason why it has to be that way. Can’t they try and be efficient at something?
John[/quote]
John: So, no? You never served in the military and/or law enforcement? What about team sports, like football or baseball?
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