Peak influencer dystopia. Influencers break into active ambulance to film photoshoot while emergency workers try to save a patient

I’ll just let anyone know that is interested. I’ve worked on ambulances and fire trucks for over 20 years now. When I was in inner city EMS you will get two types of people. People who don’t care because they don’t get paid enough to deal with your bullshit and will tell you to move. And people who will beat your ass because they don’t get paid enough to deal with your bullshit. Either way they are over worked, underpaid and are probably suffering some form of ptsd. Imagine running a shooting and then having to go pick up a piss covered drunk and then going to your ambulance and seeing a rich “influencer” using your poverty job as a prop.

Good news! The pneumonic plague kills within 24-72 hours! You probably won't even need a ventilator!

"Center Stage Derangement" is real. Get rid of the bots that bloat their "fans" and they will find they don't "influence" anyone but themselves. So many quotes. Heh.

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The problem is that we don't make examples of these people, hell, we barely make examples of people that commit actual crimes, until it hits terminal mass and they end up killing someone. The internet and social media have really caused a degree of decay in basic social decency expectations from society, as opposed to having some class or even standards, it turns into victimization, a complete "you can't judge me" attitude, which, no, judgement isn't wholly a bad thing.

Can we stop naming them influencers and start calling them nuisance!

Thanks for blowing out my ears with that obnoxious cranked "music" noise. Also reactors are a bain on society. Especially when describing the video before showing it.

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I mean, it would be cool to set up local groups that track these people, and shame them in public constantly so their content sucks ass.

To any paramedics on this post thank you for the vital work you do and I’m sorry you have to put up with people like this on top of all the other shitty things you deal with every shift 🏥 🚑