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limminl

1.5k points

6 days ago

limminl

1.5k points

6 days ago

His name is Nick Bostic. I can only hope I'd be as selfless in the same situation

LouisArmstrong3

471 points

5 days ago

His name should be in the title, not “25 yo pizza delivery man”. Dudes a hero

SpishyOfficial

173 points

5 days ago

I think it's sort of reiterating that heros can be anyone. Doesn't have to be a marine or some decorated athlete or movie star... it can be a homeless person, a high school student... a pizza guy. Heros can be anyone.

MikeBizzleVT

69 points

5 days ago

When I was 21yr old and homeless, I stopped and guy who beat the shit out of an older woman while mugging her. Ended up being a Senator’s sister in law, changed my life for the better.

admiral-change

12 points

5 days ago

Mind sharing your story? (Is this rude to ask?)

eightdollarbeer

108 points

6 days ago

Did he get the pizza delivered tho

Gloriathewitch

133 points

6 days ago

he was off work, got into a debate w/ the girlfriend and went for a drive, was just driving around when he saw the fire dialled 911 and bolted inside to help

ispiltthepoison

102 points

5 days ago

Damn imagine being the girlfriend there. I think you lose no matter how right you were lmao

0sprinkl

35 points

5 days ago

0sprinkl

35 points

5 days ago

Thanks to their debate he was at the right place though...

King_Maelstrom

47 points

5 days ago

Did all that, got home, and was still wrong. Sad.

conjoby

13.3k points

6 days ago

conjoby

13.3k points

6 days ago

Him asking about the baby at the end got me.

YoureAwesomeAndStuff

8.1k points

6 days ago

“You did good, dude” - understatement of the year.

themodofallreddit

2.3k points

6 days ago

Really puts it all in perspective, eh boys

RealisticSecret1754

3.9k points

6 days ago*

Nick Bostic got over 600,000 dollars on his gofundme page. He deserves every single cent for the heroic thing he did. Most people might just freeze in the moment.

Myrdok

885 points

6 days ago

Myrdok

885 points

6 days ago

I'm nearly 40, I survived a house fire when I was 3-4. I still remember flashes of that night even from that age. Without heroes like this, I wouldn't be here, this man can definitely have my pizza money for the week and then some.

smellybeard89

449 points

6 days ago

Dude is a real hero, delivering pizzas and saving lives

Postnarcissim

368 points

6 days ago

He took a job more dangerous than being a police officer, ramped it up by 5000.

hereforthefeast

1.4k points

6 days ago

Hospital: well would you look at that. Your bill comes out to exactly just over $600k how convenient!

Jizzy_MoFoT

500 points

6 days ago

Jizzy_MoFoT

500 points

6 days ago

I can only imagine the public backlash to the hospital if the tried this. They are already crooks

RealNiceKnife

487 points

6 days ago

"What are you gonna do? Boycott us by NOT going to the Hospital when you get shot in a public mass shooting? lol, okay." - the hospital, probably

massiveboner911

205 points

6 days ago

Anyway fuck you now pay me $600,000

Nolongeranalpha

183 points

6 days ago

And that's all we really ever want to hear.

F4RTB0Y

170 points

6 days ago

F4RTB0Y

170 points

6 days ago

I'm sorry you're no longer anal pha, but you will be beautiful in whatever you become next ❤️

herelieskarma

85 points

6 days ago

We are all anal pha on this blessed day

st_samples

31 points

6 days ago

You're going good /u/Nolongeranalpha

Commute_for_Covid

9 points

6 days ago

What's anal pha?

ameis314

150 points

6 days ago

ameis314

150 points

6 days ago

Dude needs to apply for the FD as soon as he's recovered

sunandsnails

215 points

6 days ago

That was my first thought too, but then realized he may have PTSD related to the fire…. I hope he has a nice cushy life filled with loved ones and amazing memories. Dude deserves it.

D_jake_b

58 points

6 days ago

D_jake_b

58 points

6 days ago

His delivery company will give him a 25 dollar certificate(at their regional locations)

australian_girly

32 points

6 days ago

Lol- this reminds me of the time I spent 2 weeks assisting far from home during the 2020 Bushfires - work gave me a single movie voucher only usable m-f till 5pm. So happy!

perfect_for_maiming

135 points

6 days ago

PTSD may be the least of his concerns, not to diminish it, depending on how much smoke he was exposed to. Burns, lung scarring, cancer...

Saved a young life though, I hope his community recognizes the heroism and helps him out.

i-lurk-you-longtime

109 points

6 days ago

FIVE young lives!!!

Resident-Incident679

101 points

6 days ago

As a firefighter, you are correct about lung scarring and burns. The cancer side one fire isn’t going to give you cancer. It’s our repeated exposure to the PFAS and byproducts of combustion more that cause our insanely high cancer rates.

Luckily we are fighting back with some more modern practices but we lose a lot of guys to it.

Edit: most likely his PTSD wouldn’t be severe, he saved lives and those are the ones that you forget.

It’s the ones you don’t save that haunt you at night.

DickDrippage

293 points

6 days ago

Selfless hero.

StepDadHulkHogan

249 points

6 days ago

Got me teared up

kellenthehun

624 points

6 days ago

This made me cry. My Dad saved 4 people single handedly in a swamp boat accident. One of those big fan boats. Flipped in shallow water on Louisiana. After it flipped, 6 passengers became stuck, seat belts locked up. Slowly sinking in shallow, muddy water. He jumped in, swam to them, couldn't free them, swam back to his boat, got a knife from a stranger, swam back and cut four people from their belts. All unconscious. He finally got the last two, but it was too late. Both died. He was fucked up from it for a long time. Had recurring nightmares. Never felt like a hero. I imagined him asking the first responders if they made it, the two that came last, and him not getting the same answer this guy did. Fucking heavy.

https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna6161646

actualmigraine

260 points

6 days ago

Your father is a hero. If he hadn't done anything, all 6 of them most likely would have died. That sort of quick thinking and action is not something everyone can do. Four people managed to keep their lives thanks to what he did, and I'm sure those people think of him fondly, if they know he was their savior.

Even so, I understand the struggle of survivor's guilt. You always wish you could have done more. I hope he has found peace.

malphonso

57 points

6 days ago

malphonso

57 points

6 days ago

It's even more impressive if you've ever swum in Louisiana swamp water. It's the color and clarity of tea on a good day. Most often, visibility is in inches once you're under the surface.

MembershipThrowAway

35 points

6 days ago*

My Uncle was murdered like 10 years ago but a few years before he got murdered he saved some Mormon family's kid from drowning when he was fishing. I don't think I ever cried as hard as I did when during his funeral there were pictures hung up that the brothers and sisters of that girl drew thanking him for saving their sister, along with the girl herself

BrownShadow

56 points

6 days ago

Same here. Was burned in a house fire in high school, I see things like this and it brings it all back.

HolySkoly

377 points

6 days ago

HolySkoly

377 points

6 days ago

Made me tear up. What a freaking amazing man! Quit that pizza job because you deserve so much more, my man!

isabellechevrier

585 points

6 days ago

Him working that job is what allowed those kids to be saved. Actions maketh the man, not his job

saft999

69 points

6 days ago

saft999

69 points

6 days ago

Nope, he wasn’t working. He was out for a drive to clear his head after a fight with his girlfriend. Fate does it’s magic sometimes.

Deep6thatshit

118 points

6 days ago

Manners maketh the man ( locks pub door )

underbloodredskies

22 points

6 days ago

That was on HBO this morning. Fun movie.

extralyfe

9 points

6 days ago

can't argue with a hero's reward.

Happyman05

22 points

6 days ago

He wasn’t even working when it happened. He was just driving around after a fight with his girlfriend.

TechnoMouse37

118 points

6 days ago

I'm glad I'm not alone in tearing up at him asking about the baby.

SiskiyouSavage

45 points

6 days ago

Same. Big fucking bearded dude here. Crying in a parking lot. That kid is a boss.

Twisted_Bristles

21 points

6 days ago

Full waterworks over here.

themodofallreddit

94 points

6 days ago

He better have gotten a half a million gofundme after this. Atleast.

feraxks

179 points

6 days ago

feraxks

179 points

6 days ago

$641K+ as of today per Nick Bostic's GoFundMe page.

Annahsbananas

123 points

6 days ago

There's one who donated over 13 grand and another over 10 grand. Damn

feraxks

121 points

6 days ago

feraxks

121 points

6 days ago

I can't think of anyone who deserves it more.

That guy says he's not a hero, but he's wrong. Heroes are ordinary people like him doing extraordinary things, like saving 5 complete strangers from a burning house!

Deeliciousness

38 points

6 days ago

It's that very part of him that makes him deny being a hero. He's too selfless to embrace that title

askmeforSNESromreqs

26 points

6 days ago

I think that $13,337 (1337, code for Elite) might be Kraken's CEO Jesse Powell.

grantrules

21 points

6 days ago

I wonder if the $10k from Bill Ackman is the hedge fund guy.

If I had billions of dollars, I'd be mostly evil but I think it'd be fund to give large amounts to gofundme and donorschoose and stuff like that.

Fryrafter1

73 points

6 days ago

He probably just got crippling medical debt from an ambulance ride sadly.

2Gnomes1Trenchcoat

3.4k points

6 days ago

That dude might need a career change. Hope he got the fattest of tips! What a legend.

Anomaly1134

2.2k points

6 days ago

Anomaly1134

2.2k points

6 days ago

His gofundme was asking for 100k, he is over 600k now. God speed on his recovery, what a hero.

infogami

934 points

6 days ago

infogami

934 points

6 days ago

damn that's like half of his ER bill. Nice. 600K more and he would be treated for free.

photokeith

459 points

6 days ago

photokeith

459 points

6 days ago

Bold of you to assume he didn't need x-rays

katestatt

13 points

6 days ago

katestatt

13 points

6 days ago

damn am I glad I don't live there. I can't imagine paying that much for emergency care

ExtonGuy

797 points

6 days ago

ExtonGuy

797 points

6 days ago

whitecollarzomb13

105 points

6 days ago

I’m sorry but “Pizza” being a related topic on that article got me

Working_Ad4014

271 points

6 days ago

chickengirl80

79 points

6 days ago

Thank you for reposting. Donated. ❤️

AreYouABadfishToo_

134 points

6 days ago

The pizza guy offered some of his money to the family to help them rebuild. They refused and the dad set him up with a financial adviser.

delegateTHIS

83 points

6 days ago

Pizza guy is a household name to them, he'll be a legend told to grandchildren.

Aunt so and so who got saved from the fire by noble pizza guy.

What a powerful way to make an enduring mark on the world!

littleonionfarmer

7 points

6 days ago

This is awesome. People are still donating to him! Such a good guy!

Mojo80059291

1.8k points

6 days ago

Mojo80059291

1.8k points

6 days ago

Takes a special person to run into a burning building. You don’t learn that, you either have it or you don’t.

NerdBot9000

106 points

6 days ago

NerdBot9000

106 points

6 days ago

I'm an empathetic person, try to help everyone I can.

But JFC, not when it comes to running into a burning building.

I don't have it. I'm sure I'm not alone.

Myquil-Wylsun

38 points

6 days ago

I think it would depend on the situation. If I don't know what to do or where to go, I'd probably die a pointless death trying to play hero.

nicejaw

530 points

6 days ago

nicejaw

530 points

6 days ago

Until the situation arises you also don’t really know what you will do.

Some people talk a lot of shit and swear they will run into a building on fire then the time comes and they piss themselves and stay away, and others are like “fuck that I’m not risking my life for some strangers I don’t even give a fuck about” and then inexplicably they stare at the fire and suddenly feel compelled to run in and rescue people anyway, you just never know.

ijie24

229 points

6 days ago

ijie24

229 points

6 days ago

I dont even have the courage to get in the house when there’s a frog on the door

__Squirrel_Girl__

49 points

6 days ago

You don’t have to worry about frogs when the house is on fire though

PedanticPendant

62 points

6 days ago

I read the other day that chronically anxious people tend to hold up the best under stressful situations.

They don't freeze up like "normal" people do, because they're used to walking through life in a state of fight or flight every day. When shit hits the fan and most people freeze or panic, the chronically anxious person just sees it as another day.

If anything, it can be paradoxically calming for them to have a clear external source of stress (instead of just generalised anxiety) and see everyone else freaking out, it makes them feel normal.

BobaFettuccine

22 points

6 days ago

I concur with this wholeheartedly! I am anxious all the time and way over anxious when there might be a problem (kid might be sick or something), but in a real emergency I am very level headed. I got an elderly lady out of a burning car once no problem, but if my baby has a cough, I'm in a tizzy.

Alacatastrophe

51 points

6 days ago

I'm in awe right now. I should get offline while I'm ahead haha.

Spare_Substance5003

5.2k points

6 days ago

Didn't he get injured and then had to do a gofundme for his medical bills because he has no health insurance?

Proud_Huckleberry_42

1.5k points

6 days ago

I hope he got what he needed for medical bills, plus some. He is definitely a hero.

qweenbimbo

628 points

6 days ago*

qweenbimbo

628 points

6 days ago*

I’m sure he got all he needed and then some. People go crazy for viral stories like this with gofundme*****

RandomZombieStory

204 points

6 days ago

Probably, but burns are expensive. He'll probably be dealing with knock-on problems from the smoke inhalation for the rest of his life, too.

SuckerforDkhumor

73 points

6 days ago

He got fully recovered

twentyfuckingletters

73 points

6 days ago

I choose to believe you.

WTF_Conservatives

364 points

6 days ago

You'd be surprised. No matter how generous people are our healthcare system will eat it up.

It wouldn't surprise me if he wound up laying millions in medical bills.

Nexgod2

180 points

6 days ago*

Nexgod2

180 points

6 days ago*

The American health care system is a evil behemoth powered by greed, whose hunger will never be satiated.

wojar

162 points

6 days ago

wojar

162 points

6 days ago

Fuck america and their stupid healthcare system.

Zxar12

1.8k points

6 days ago

Zxar12

1.8k points

6 days ago

Sounds about right here in the US.

MazKanada

556 points

6 days ago

MazKanada

556 points

6 days ago

Truly the American Dream.

mountainwocky

194 points

6 days ago

We’re number 1, we’re number 1… (in medical bankruptcies).

cougrrr

149 points

6 days ago

cougrrr

149 points

6 days ago

It's super rude to post stuff like this.

Without noting that we're also number one in incarceration.

ShakeandBaked161

49 points

6 days ago

We socialize our health care through gofundme

IGISB

14 points

6 days ago

IGISB

14 points

6 days ago

xyzzy321

78 points

6 days ago

xyzzy321

78 points

6 days ago

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

novice121

120 points

6 days ago

novice121

120 points

6 days ago

Yep, I sent him 20 bucks, hope he cames out better

Icy-Reputation180

35 points

6 days ago

What is his go fund me account?

CobaltNebula

8 points

6 days ago

Can you post the link?

Shopworn_Soul

309 points

6 days ago

He's lucky he wasn't on the clock, he would have absolutely gotten fired as well

Lemonz4us

135 points

6 days ago

Lemonz4us

135 points

6 days ago

He already did 🔥, going back for that 5th kid

GreenTreeUnderleaf

55 points

6 days ago

$641,142 worth

BeatMastaD

30 points

6 days ago

I was going to say that's amazing, but burns snd smoke inhalation are awful and can be hard to heal so hopefully the treatment didn't take all of it.

Gyfawks

23 points

6 days ago

Gyfawks

23 points

6 days ago

His lungs would have taken a beating. May never be normal. God bless him. Hope he gets the best of care. Will need it.

WTF_Conservatives

23 points

6 days ago

That's barely going to cover the medical expenses. It may not even cover all of them if I'm being honest.

This hero likely went back to being a, now disabled, pizza delivery guy.

We need to fucking fix this shit.

Repeat_after_me__

230 points

6 days ago

This guys bills should have been covered by the state/nation, he’s a national treasure, those kids he saved will likely pay off the cost of his medical care a thousand times over in taxes throughout their lives, which wouldn’t have existed if it wasn’t for his bravery.

bleepingbloopers

34 points

6 days ago

his guys bills should have been covered by the state/nation

Sounds like communism to me /s.

Now give more tax breaks to corporations and ask for nothing from megachurches.

genshu_diatribe

118 points

6 days ago

quantifying this in terms of the economic value the kids will provide to society in their lifetimes is some of the most depraved neoliberal shit I've ever heard. not to mention thinking that someone needs to be a hero to get the state to cover their medical bills.

folkhack

29 points

6 days ago

folkhack

29 points

6 days ago

Who knows if I'm shadow banned from this sub for saying this sorta stuff but here we go anyway... That's just America my guy. My worth to this nation is my pre-existing wealth and/or economic output. If I don't have money then I'm "part of the problem."

We give two shits less about people here and it'll be that way long after I'm dead I reckon.

Thumpd2

13 points

6 days ago

Thumpd2

13 points

6 days ago

That's America for you.

Coolaconsole

204 points

6 days ago

The hell are taxes for? America's so weird

CynicaISaint

314 points

6 days ago

Taxes are to fund our wars overseas.... (And other people's wars)

MotherRaven

119 points

6 days ago

MotherRaven

119 points

6 days ago

And corporate greed of any sort.

LeCafeClopeCaca

61 points

6 days ago

That's the thing though. Your country could very much still fund its militaristic endeavours and take care of your ill ones. Your healthcare system just generates a lot of useless costs.

SlottersAnonymous

65 points

6 days ago

Taxes are so that they can “lose” trillions of our tax dollars while they stuff their pockets every couple years and then call anyone who notices a conspiracy theorist

[deleted]

16 points

6 days ago*

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16 points

6 days ago*

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Reaver1920

42 points

6 days ago

So we can give corporations tax cuts. You know, trickle down economics…..

Safe_Reporter_8259

1.6k points

6 days ago

Hero

Meat_your_maker

957 points

6 days ago

Did you hear the ending? He’s all messed up, but all he wants to know if the baby’s ok. “Is the baby ok?” Truly selfless

e_khan

102 points

6 days ago

e_khan

102 points

6 days ago

Just shows that hero isn’t a job title, but a lifestyle choice

tbfranca1

767 points

6 days ago

tbfranca1

767 points

6 days ago

Its not only the fumes that get in that are bad but you can also burn your lungs if I remember correctly (without the protective equip)

s1ugg0

634 points

6 days ago*

s1ugg0

634 points

6 days ago*

Retired Firefighter here. The fumes are more than enough to kill you. Here are some fun things you'd breath in an average structure fire. We have things like carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide. Which is self evidentially horrible. But you also have phosgenes. Which was used as for chemical weapons in WW1. Plus all the synthetic substances coming apart at the molecular level due to pyrolysis.

Structure fires are basically low grade hazmat incidents. A single breath of that toxic shit can kill you. Firefighters get cancer if we don't properly wash that horrible particulate off.

Structure fire smoke is like lead or radioactive material. There is no safe amount to consume, breath, or have on your skin.

doppelstranger

166 points

6 days ago

This jibes with what I learned after a friend in college died after going back in to retrieve a few possessions. So much of the stuff that catches fire in a structure fire is toxic when burnt. Before that I always assumed I'd do exactly what he did but now I wouldn't go back in for anything other than a child or loved one.

sjmn2e

36 points

6 days ago

sjmn2e

36 points

6 days ago

Research in the UK showed firefighters were 4 times as likely to develop cancer as a result of particulate contamination - with a much higher incidence of head and neck cancers. They thought it was because firefighters would put their contaminated gloves in their helmets to store them then put them on without decontaminating them. The danger of fumes from fires doesn’t stop when you leave the scene

Research summary from the Fire Brigades Union

Orange-Is-Taken

32 points

6 days ago

Moral of the story- if you want to be a bro, carry gear!

s1ugg0

145 points

6 days ago

s1ugg0

145 points

6 days ago

The moral of the story is this guy is WAY more of a hero than the people here realize. He waded through a cloud of poison that was a few hundred degrees to do what he did. He's lucky to be alive. All of them are lucky to be alive.

cougrrr

91 points

6 days ago

cougrrr

91 points

6 days ago

When I worked for the city I used to be doing stuff at the fire department when they were giving tours from time to time. People would always ask about all the big industrial washer/dryers in the vehicle bay and make jokes like "wow if I had government money maybe I'd have fancy laundry machines too!"

The Chief would always, without missing a beat, kindly remind them that the number one killer of fire fighters in the United States is cancer. The big fancy laundry machines were them doing everything they possibly can to contaminated gear to keep it out of the living quarters.

s1ugg0

38 points

6 days ago

s1ugg0

38 points

6 days ago

The waste water coming out of the washer looks black like oil. It's nasty as hell.

I would rather throw away an article of clothing than put it in the same washer that my turnout went into.

darth-thighwalker

18 points

6 days ago

And yet I still relieved a guy last month who's gear was black with buildup. Like, nasty to touch. Asked him if he wanted me to put his gear in the dumpster and he looked at me like I talked shit to his wife or something. Majority of guys are good but it's still surprising to see old habits and wanting to look cool.

s1ugg0

31 points

6 days ago

s1ugg0

31 points

6 days ago

I hate that smoke eater bullshit. A lot of great firefighters have gone to an early grave because of that ego shit.

I'm with you all the way brother. I want to meet my grandkids some day more than I wanted to look cool.

darth-thighwalker

12 points

6 days ago

Thanks for echoing the sentiment. Love a little char on my helmet but It's still clean. It's getting better but progress is hard any time humans are involved. I'd love to hear more if you'd be down for a pm. Too many oldheads got frustrated, left my dept and took that knowledge and enthusiasm with them.

delegateTHIS

13 points

6 days ago

He may never reach old age, due to cancer from toxic fumes. If so, the hero really did die from the act, it just took a while.

Greater love hath no man, than to give his life for another.

Moosetache3000

206 points

6 days ago

Yeah, friend of mine nearly died in a house fire. He was in a coma for months and the damage to his oesophagus and lungs was extensive.

tehmooch

8 points

6 days ago

tehmooch

8 points

6 days ago

Your friend live in Ottawa? This is eerily similar to a good friend of mine as well, coma for a few months after a house fire.

Condo_pharms515

15 points

6 days ago

There's a shit ton of chemicals in the fumes. Not only will it fuck your lungs it can give you cancer, Parkinson, and a whole host of other illnesses you want no part of.

LinguoBuxo

601 points

6 days ago

LinguoBuxo

601 points

6 days ago

Some heroes wear pizzas.

crabwithacigarette

365 points

6 days ago

“Never got my pizza”

Yelp Rating: 1/5

Birdatemycars

160 points

6 days ago

« Dude decided to save a baby instead of delivering my pizza like he was asked to! 0 stars. I want him fired! »

WhydYouGotToDoThis

35 points

6 days ago

Maybe this guy is Spiderman..

DogeNakal

14 points

6 days ago

DogeNakal

14 points

6 days ago

The first thing that cross my mind

nova-venture

31 points

6 days ago

*pizza was burnt

YoureSoStupidRose

16 points

6 days ago

My pizza was TOO hot.

[deleted]

110 points

6 days ago

[deleted]

110 points

6 days ago

As a former full time firefighter what that delivery driver did was beyond selfless. There are so many variables that could have gone wrong for that gentleman. With modern construction it’s not safe for a firefighter with full turnout gear to be in a structure fire let alone somebody in shorts and a polo. That guy is a fucking hero.

funkitin

76 points

6 days ago

funkitin

76 points

6 days ago

Interview with Nicholas Bostic (the hero) telling the story in his own words.

He is now close friends with the family. He received many accolades including the Carnegie Medal which is the highest medal of honor for heroism a civilian can achieve in the US.

gutua

978 points

6 days ago

gutua

978 points

6 days ago

How is it possible to live in a society where a hero like this ends up with crippling debt from health care. If you can’t fix the system there should at least be a provision to keep people like him from financial harm.

PrancesWithWools

234 points

6 days ago

The US wouldn't even pay for the healthcare of 9/11 first responders. The country is morally bankrupt.

[deleted]

58 points

6 days ago*

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58 points

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midri

190 points

6 days ago

midri

190 points

6 days ago

SchrodingerMil

36 points

6 days ago

There’s also Tricare for the military!

Had one of my coworkers bitching about socialism, and how people wanting free healthcare and college were leeches. Like my guy, your entire family are getting socialist benefits.

Fonrar

22 points

6 days ago

Fonrar

22 points

6 days ago

Having recently joined the military, the feeling of knowing myself or my wife can just go to the doctor without any stress of a massive bill has been the most freedom I’ve ever felt. It should be this way for everyone in the country. No one should have trouble breathing for a week but avoid the doctor because you’ll be billed $1300 for an mri just to find out what’s wrong.

DrNefarious11

97 points

6 days ago

There is one scary word in that, that nobody understands, and therefore hates the whole sentence.

Agent-Ramirez

1.1k points

6 days ago

There goes my hero watch him as he goes..foo fighters

yackul

189 points

6 days ago

yackul

189 points

6 days ago

Literally what was going through my head, what a legend

L-92365

90 points

6 days ago*

L-92365

90 points

6 days ago*

The news is always bad- why isn’t this posted/ shown everywhere!

Heros do exist

Onlypaws_

30 points

6 days ago

Onlypaws_

30 points

6 days ago

I’ve def seen this posted multiple times. And it brings a smile to my face each time.

Chilocanth

36 points

6 days ago

A legit hero. Not the “I did my job” type of “hero”.

joe603

9 points

6 days ago

joe603

9 points

6 days ago

All Day Everyday just like his shirt says

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54 points

6 days ago

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54 points

6 days ago

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ctrl911

8 points

6 days ago

ctrl911

8 points

6 days ago

Unfortunately that’s the US health insurance crisis at the moment most minimum wage workers can’t afford it however if you are unemployed then you can it doesn’t make sence.

Porkchopp33

27 points

6 days ago

This guy is a absolute legend and hero even finished his pizza delivery 🍕🍕🍕

Hesoworthy1

350 points

6 days ago

Hesoworthy1

350 points

6 days ago

I'm a former firefighter (current fire marshal) that earned my department's second-highest honor for rescuing a woman. What this man did is INCREDIBLY courageous and difficult! Does anyone have a link to his gofundme?

Jamie_Femboy

101 points

6 days ago

“Please tell me that baby is ok. “ She is ok sir.. because of you! You’re her hero now. ❤️

JonnyJust

115 points

6 days ago

JonnyJust

115 points

6 days ago

We need a movement to pool our money towards to force the change we need in health care. This hero is on gofundme for his medical bills. What the fuck is wrong with our political structure that allows this

MeanderingMagus

43 points

6 days ago

I do my part by simply refusing to pay medical bills.

YjorgenSnakeStranglr

22 points

6 days ago

Same. What else can you take from me? I own nothing. You can't squeeze blood from a stone.

Santacos2552

37 points

6 days ago

This happened in my home town and the dude ended up needing a GoFundMe for his hospital bills. People who are willing to risk their lives to run into a burning building shouldn't need to worry about medical bills. Dude is a fucking hero.

MisterMarsupial

15 points

6 days ago

shouldn't need to worry about medical bills

Everyone shouldn't need to worry about medical bills :(

Kaervek84

54 points

6 days ago

Kaervek84

54 points

6 days ago

Dude must have been bleeding pretty bad from his arm to get a tourniquet. What a champ.

Admirable-Degree4209

27 points

6 days ago

He might’ve gotten cut climbing through a broken window. Plate glass is no joke.

jscott18597

44 points

6 days ago

I'm sure he was bleeding, but we don't hesitate anymore. It is outdated doctrine to use a tourniquet as a last resort. You just use it period. We can save limbs that have had a tourniquet on for a loooooong time. One of the few good things to come out of Iraq and Afghanistan.

So moral of the story, don't hesitate at all. Don't think about it. Just use a tourniquet if you see a good amount of blood on a limb. let the doctors worry about the rest.

tehmooch

9 points

6 days ago

tehmooch

9 points

6 days ago

Also his arm was blurred but I see what looks like fresh burns unblurred on the cops arms, so whatever was censored must have been way worse...

Edit: Nope just the cops arm covered in blood. Not his own though, probably the actual hero's.

YourMuMisaHoe1234

21 points

6 days ago

What a hero 🥹

WWYDFA_Klondike_Bar

21 points

6 days ago

Man, the application process for becoming a firefighter is brutal.

All jokes aside, this guy is an actual hero. That word gets thrown around far too often, but this is a real hero.

Beanerschnitzels

104 points

6 days ago

Thanks for being a hell of a person and jumping into a burning building to save those kids....now here is your medical bill for being a hero.

mordinvan

37 points

6 days ago

mordinvan

37 points

6 days ago

The government really should just comp him all that. He did save about 35 million dollars in human life, the medical bills really shouldn't be an issue in trade.

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40 points

6 days ago

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40 points

6 days ago

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Ive_Banged_Ur_Mom

175 points

6 days ago

“After an argument with his girlfriend, pizza delivery driver Nick Bostic took his car for a drive to clear his head on a seemingly sleepy summer night.”

“Where the fuck have you been all night Nick? Out with another hoe?”

JonnyJust

93 points

6 days ago

JonnyJust

93 points

6 days ago

"Have you been SMOKING?! Is that a Hickey on your arm?!"

Ive_Banged_Ur_Mom

19 points

6 days ago

And you smell like smoking. Banging chicks next to the campfire?? I knew it

bambinolettuce

14 points

6 days ago

So i heard you were calling someone else "Baby"?????

CoffeeColossus

31 points

6 days ago

you may not like it but this is what peak performance looks like

pretzelsRus

17 points

6 days ago

There are some freaking amazing people in this world.

PugsThrowaway

16 points

6 days ago

Ah fuck man. When he asked if the baby was ok and pleaded for them to tell him, and confirm 100%…

MRA1022

15 points

6 days ago

MRA1022

15 points

6 days ago

Fucking Legend🤘

73BillyB

10 points

6 days ago

73BillyB

10 points

6 days ago

That's incredible. True hero right there.

Ent_Soviet

10 points

6 days ago

Not only is it more dangerous to be a pizza guy than a cop but apparently they’re willing to do some light fire fighting on the side.

HW_Fresh128

31 points

6 days ago

Someone get this man a proper beer......he's drinks for free.

EF-13

63 points

6 days ago

EF-13

63 points

6 days ago

They had to start a go fund me to pay for the medical bill. That makes no sens

Hannahblethecannibal

18 points

6 days ago

Back of his shirt says "all day everyday" and he fuckin meant it!

itsYewge

9 points

6 days ago

itsYewge

9 points

6 days ago

Fucking hero

mwhitecar

9 points

6 days ago

God damn hero right here. He should never have to pay for another beer.

3CH0SG1

18 points

6 days ago

3CH0SG1

18 points

6 days ago

I do not use this word for anybody.... HERO, this man is a HERO.

Yeodler

8 points

6 days ago

Yeodler

8 points

6 days ago

I have a friend who was driving his semi down a grid road one night. Saw a house on fire, slammed on the brakes. Backed her up about a quarter mile and ran in screaming and wound up dragging folks out.

Heroes are out here. Theyre just hardly ever caught on body cam though.

evsarge

8 points

6 days ago

evsarge

8 points

6 days ago

Cellphone rings

Pizza delivery man: Hello?

Pizza Restaurant: Great job, you still coming into work tomorrow right?

EliteBroccoli

21 points

6 days ago

That’s beyond heroic, that man is literally a living legend. And definitely deserves a medal. Also i didn’t know that they made underwear strong and big enough for this man’s absolutely MASSIVE balls!

buckee8

39 points

6 days ago

buckee8

39 points

6 days ago

Was the pizza delivered?