[Polybius]

got an MBA... stopped thinking about making cash, and decided to teach... I volunteer over 17 hours a week to earn my certification. I also study at the Fire Academy so I can work as a reserve. Some folks, like myself, dive into the fire... we don't toss money around to feel good about our superiority over the community. We contribute and Care about the foot prints we make. Again

If you "volunteer" 17 hours a week to "get a certification", that is a "requirement", is it not?

One more thing, why don't you volunteer your time and expertise, if you are good at business, maybe, just maybe, you are good at something else. Unless of course, you are a lawyer.

Lawyer? Business?

Do you have a reading disability?

As I posted before, I have a MEDICAL PRACTICE that takes up 6 days out of the week.

After the EMT graduates of your Fire Academy drop their patients off at the Hospital, who do you think takes care of them?

MBA's?

In my life, there aren't 17 hours left over after the six days I spend "leaving footprints".

[Porterville]

We live our lives don't we?? Whatever choices we make we live with them in the end. EMT?? Is that what you consider fire fighters??? Why you are superior aren't you??

One thing, my dad is still working 6 days a week into his seventies at the community hospital; the only thing his 5 kids remember of him is how often he wasn't around.