This is a crazy good story. Let's start out with a good story because I got some bad

ones today. Okay. That's interesting. You usually don't start that way, but let me give

you a feel good story. Incredible moment. A superhero pizza delivery man. 25 saves five

children. Yeah. From a burning home. Yeah. Even jumping from the second story window

cradling a girl six years old. Mm hmm. I mean, on paper, the dude's a hero. Definitely.

I just, I don't know. I've seen so many stories, right? My mind is so jaded that my first

thought with this guy was, oh, this guy probably set the fire just so he could do the rescue.

Oh, my gosh. You're an idiot. I'm an idiot. I mean, how many times does that happen?

I know that happens, but I don't think that's in this case. But I'm just like, it's just

too perfect of a story. No, it is, it is a great story. But now the dude fears his huge

medical bill. Yeah. Which, you know, obviously, the guy's a hero. He saves six children.

So hopefully he doesn't, you know, we can all rally together behind that and make sure

that guy didn't have any medical bills. I mean, he was driving through a neighborhood

in Indiana. Mm hmm. And then he spotted a house engulfed in raging fire pulled up outside

with the intention of just calling firefighters, yet they realized that he has left his phone

at home, dashed inside with no regard for his own safety. He said he could not see or

hear anyone through the clouds or smoke and flames. He was about to turn back. But then

he saw the outline of a terrified teenager at the top of the stairs who was hurting a

bunch of children. I know it, it sounds fake. It does. He didn't remember his phone,

all this stuff. Yeah. And they just runs into a burning house. Yep. Because why would

you run into a burning house? You don't know if people are in there. That, that was my

thought. And again, as of now, the guy's just a total hero. I just, I, I've seen so many

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