The Coin Incident




The Coin Incident


           There was a firefighter that was going through a practice simulation. He was climbing a ladder to go to the fake fire. The firefighter had some coins in his pocket because he just went to starbucks and had change, the coins fell out of his pocket and landed at the bottom of the ladder. “No!” he cried, as he watched the coins sink in to the newly made pavement. He remembered that the coins were worth 50 whole dollars and he was really sad. But even though he was sad he still went up the ladder to go finish the course.

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