Truckers can be heroes too!

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Sad but why did he fight the fire if it was abandoned road?\nYour fire extinguisher isn’t going to do anything.\nWe were always taught you need to know when to walk away and leave it for the firemen.\nThis was one of those times. Sad a needless death","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"yall just need to have something to say! wow, your opinion is so smart and visionary! yall the type to just pull over on intetstste and save your smart phone and yourself. this is real life, not a tv dhow or movie with s stop watch video game and he knew when the timer on the explosion was coming. he was brave, he cared sbout his job, he was in the moment trying to minimize the damage and do his best jn the moment","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"But why did he go back to his truck after getting everyone else to safety? Why did he try to contain the fire when he knew fire department were on their way? Also, why did his breaks catch fire? improper maintenance? speeding? I'm not saying what he did wasn't for the sake of others, just wondering if he had to die from his own actions","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"RIP Randall. you are my hero for sure","replyToPid":0}