Have you ever correctly had a gut feeling to dislike someone who, on the surface, was a cool

person that everybody else liked?

What's that story?

Content warning.

A lot of these are going to involve a lot of inappropriate assault and some underage

stuff.

So if you're not comfortable with that, probably best to avoid this video.

City Council hired another medic.

Older dude with long hair, not that that matters.

He was new to the scene, recently completing the course.

Guy was awesome to hang out with, went to the bar with younger EMTs, played video games,

etc.

At first I thought he was cool, but as I observed his work, I was his superior and did

his probationary eval, I noticed something was off.

At the private council meeting, I spoke openly about this in his 30-day review.

I stated something was off.

He didn't seem like a people person, and generally the type that would do this job.

They said that I had no grounds to state that he wasn't suited and that he did his job as described. I countered with the fact that would do this job. They said that I had no grounds to state that he wasn't suited

and that he did his job as described. I countered with the fact that when caring for people, being

a people person is an unwritten rule and that doing your job without caring leads to mistakes,

and in our job field, a mistake means death. They weren't having it, so I finally said,

look, in this job field, you need to learn to read people,

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