Experience : I dressed up as a superhero for Halloween – and then saved a man’s life
The man was unconscious but there was no time to wake him, the smoke and flames were closing in On Halloween night in 2020, I came home from work in a terrible mood. I’d had a bad day, and was thinking, “F-everybody.” My wife’s sister was hosting a party that night and I had two costume options (…)
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