Hey guys, long time. No dispatch. Um, I have 3 daughters and a son and I've used. The men's room. I've used the Ladies Room a couple times with my daughter's only because there is more privacy in the Stalls. Like Sean said, this guy is a wet job and apparently he doesn't have kids. so, if you did any parent would understand, So comfortable doing either thing whether you're a man or a woman, I've seen Moms come in in the restrooms with their little boys. You know, so, I don't know, people are are just out of their minds these days. Anyway, I got hit by lightning on Saturday in the backyard. Um, we physically got hit in the house. It shocked. My son so bad him and his girlfriend jumped up out of bed. They're adults. Um, She was crying. Um, I got hit on the living room couch. When it hit outside, it took out our fridges so dealing with that all week. So guys have a good rest of the week. Wiggle wiggle, pop, pop, pop.

so when I first lived in New York, I was walking dogs in West Village and the 2 days that everybody dreaded and getting that morning shift for it was the day after Halloween, and the day after New Year's because some people would have a little bit too much to drink and we won't worry about the confetti. We were worried about The other things on the street and the dogs were very interested in all those other things. And yeah, um they're good about getting the confetti. It's the other stuff that everyone's worried about in New York. I tell you what.

Well, I just wanted to point out that I found in a quick Google search. There has been 214,000 refrigerated related, ER visits Andor injuries reported In the years from 2020 to 2024 and that's in the United States, I couldn't look up Mexico. Anyways, haven't dispatched in a while. Wanted to put this out there. Thought that was hilarious. Wiggle wiggle, Pop Pop. I hope that's still a thing. Y'all have a great day.

Well, I haven't made a dispatch in a while, but I went ahead and looked it up. There's been 214,000. Injuries and emergency room visits caused by refrigerators between the years of 2020 and 2024. That's the us alone. Just a little tidbit felt like looking it up. Anyways, y'all have a good day and uh, you know, wiggle wiggle, pop up. I think that's still a thing.

What's up, junkies happy today. Sean you said, girl, did you need a girl dads? I'm a girl, dad, proud of my 2 little girls. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Beautiful. Little princesses. Um, when it comes to the bathroom situation, um, if I don't have a like a family bathroom like, you know, you know, Anybody can go in their bathroom, you know, not like, you know, male versus female or if you want to be all the crazy different pronouns, whatever. Anyways, um, I just take them into the men's bathroom, um, and we can go to the stall. And I don't let their butts touch the toilet, because, Public bathrooms are disgusting. Men's bathrooms are beyond disgusting, but I will literally, I literally hold them. I, I hold them like a, like I'm holding a baby. Um, I hold them, I hover them over, keep their legs in the air, so they don't have Don't worry about touching any part of the toilet and they pee. Um, there's been a couple instances where they've peed on me in the process and you know what it happens. It's just

Good morning, junkies paramedic here. Uh, what you're discussing is called hands-only CPR and it's been around for probably about 10 years. It's what's being taught to the general public these days they've, uh, found a couple of things. First of all, they found that people are really hesitant to do CPR on a stranger. If they have to do the rescue breathing which makes perfect sense. But they've also found the science has shown that as long as CPR has started. Um, as soon as possible after cardiac arrest, that the, uh, quality compressions are all you really need. You don't necessarily need rescue breathing 100% of the time. So that's what's being taught to the general public, the traditional CPR is still what's taught to. Uh, people like me and nurses and anyone who needs that certification for their job. So, there you go. Hands-only CPR. It's a good thing.

What's going on News Junkie crew. Um, certified first aid CPR because of my job and you do not do the mouth to mouth anymore, because all you're doing is breathing carbon dioxide into their lungs. And it's not pure oxygen, does not help them as much chest. Compressions only from now on, um, I haven't had to save anybody's life with CPR. But I have had to save someone's life. That was uh getting stabbed with a broken end of a golf club and guy was bleeding out. Had a turnic as leg and compressed. Bandages over the wound until the EMS showed up to take the guy and then ended up being the star witness on the attempted murder trial at the courthouse. Had the guy put away in prison for 15 years.

So I watched maternal Instinct this week. I highly recommend it. I knew about the story beforehand, but going into the documentary and into the trailer. I was like, is this the story? I don't know, maybe, I don't know. The whole time. I was, like, where did the baby come from? And I had a suspense. but it wasn't until legitimately 2/3 of the way through that I was like, I'm pretty sure this is the story and then, you know, the story broke and I was like, oh okay. But either way, it's so good. Highly recommended very, very well done in my opinion. Worth the watch.

What do you do? Junkie crew in the 90s through like 99. There was another famous big tame Streaker known as Morganna The Kissing Bandit who actually fell off 1 of the uh railings and got her case, dismissed in court because her lawyer said her cans, overtook her Center of balance that was what led to her fall. But fascinating story behind that chick plus some gigantic cans.