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fandomhigh2023-03-27 04:55 am
somethingwithturquoise) wrote in fandomhigh2023-03-27 04:55 am
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Life Skills; Monday, First Period [03/27].
"So, apparently," said Summer, from the front of danger shop classroom sim, "I missed a fire this weekend? Which means a lesson on fire safety might be a little bit 'too little, too late,' but it sounds like, while it wasn't exactly great, it wasn't that bad, and that having so many firefighters with nothing to do most of the time is a good thing, and the biggest casualty was some of those warehouses in the warehouse district, of which there are still a surprising amount of.
"But anyway," she said, "point is, there could be a time when dealing with something like that could be a lot worse, and, in that case, proper fire safety and what to do in those situations is a pretty big Life Skill to have, so we're going to go over some of the basics, good first aid, smart things to do, dumb things not to do, and, if you'd like, through the door, I've got a whole sim set-up that's going to blow those mobile trailers that local fire departments bring to various schools right out of the water. However, I know, especially fresh off an actual fire, that, even knowing it's a harmless sim, something like this can be a little intense for some people, so it is totally one-thousand percent optional. But if you'd like the experience of a high pressure situation, I recommend giving it a try, and, if not, we can just stay here and continue going over things on a more abstract level."
"But anyway," she said, "point is, there could be a time when dealing with something like that could be a lot worse, and, in that case, proper fire safety and what to do in those situations is a pretty big Life Skill to have, so we're going to go over some of the basics, good first aid, smart things to do, dumb things not to do, and, if you'd like, through the door, I've got a whole sim set-up that's going to blow those mobile trailers that local fire departments bring to various schools right out of the water. However, I know, especially fresh off an actual fire, that, even knowing it's a harmless sim, something like this can be a little intense for some people, so it is totally one-thousand percent optional. But if you'd like the experience of a high pressure situation, I recommend giving it a try, and, if not, we can just stay here and continue going over things on a more abstract level."