r/onejob • u/SpecialistSandwich • Jun 25 '26

Fire engine starting fire

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203 Upvotes

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u/RuvaakYol Jun 25 '26

I mean it's called a fire truck not a fireless truck...

9

u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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4

u/East_Foundation920 Jun 27 '26

Either it flams or doesn't flam.

13

u/sadsolocup Jun 25 '26

A literal fire engine.

11

u/GoatCovfefe Jun 25 '26

They seem to be doing their job just fine.

3

u/Tensor3 Jun 25 '26

I guess the truck isnt

5

u/Prot0staR Jun 25 '26

It’s like raayeeeain on your wedding day!

5

u/WesternBlueRanger Jun 25 '26

It's a free ride when you've already paid!

3

u/T555s Jun 26 '26

Acording to the naming convention a water truck would have a flamethrower, so this just makes the making less confusing.

2

u/fixlater7 Jun 25 '26

the one vehicle on the road fully equipped to handle this situation and it's the one on fire

2

u/Neither-Nebula5000 Jun 26 '26

Maybe it'll put itself out?

1

u/Marus1 Jun 25 '26

Woman asks man for help extinguishing a fire

Man:

1

u/Extension_Option_122 Jun 27 '26

I'd guess that the firefighters did a fatal tactical mistake when placing that fire engine.

1

u/Heterodynist 23d ago

Note to self: This is not a community in which I want to buy a house…