Under the Heartwarming section, I listed the stuff about those who get free tours, and I would know because I had a tour of the place a month back, and I know who gets them. Of course, one thing to know is that I have autism, which is related to how I know this.
Me, my mother, and my step-father were at the place, first thing in the morning, and well, I read their list of who gets it - Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, Coast Guard, Police, Fire Fighters, Emergency Medical Technicians, and I just blurt out "Do former Fire Fighters qualify for this?" The person behind counter, Paul Sr.'s Sister actually, said that they do. My mother looked at my step-father, and Sister (I forget her name) looked at him, and he said that he was an Emergency Medical Technician. Sister said that he was free. My step-father insisted on paying the $5, only for her to say "No, you're free." To say that he was surprised about this is an understatement, as he hasn't really talked about it in years, calling it just another job - given that he helped save lives, and taught fire fighters how to do first aid - even now, me and my mother still chuckle about it, and we probable will for some time. He'd like to go back there, and give them one of his spare patches for his time as an EMT, so that it can be displayed with the one bike for fire fighters.
Anyways, after the tour, my mother talked to Sister, explaining to her about my Autism, and trying to apologize for my actions (I was well-behaved by the way), and Sister was like "You're son was just fine. If you've seen the show, you've seen my nephews. Your son was just fine."
Under the Heartwarming section, I listed the stuff about those who get free tours, and I would know because I had a tour of the place a month back, and I know who gets them. Of course, one thing to know is that I have autism, which is related to how I know this.
Me, my mother, and my step-father were at the place, first thing in the morning, and well, I read their list of who gets it - Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, Coast Guard, Police, Fire Fighters, Emergency Medical Technicians, and I just blurt out "Do former Fire Fighters qualify for this?" The person behind counter, Paul Sr.'s Sister actually, said that they do. My mother looked at my step-father, and Sister (I forget her name) looked at him, and he said that he was an Emergency Medical Technician. Sister said that he was free. My step-father insisted on paying the $5, only for her to say "No, you're free." To say that he was surprised about this is an understatement, as he hasn't really talked about it in years, calling it just another job - given that he helped save lives, and taught fire fighters how to do first aid - even now, me and my mother still chuckle about it, and we probable will for some time. He'd like to go back there, and give them one of his spare patches for his time as an EMT, so that it can be displayed with the one bike for fire fighters.
Anyways, after the tour, my mother talked to Sister, explaining to her about my Autism, and trying to apologize for my actions (I was well-behaved by the way), and Sister was like "You're son was just fine. If you've seen the show, you've seen my nephews. Your son was just fine."