Intentionally vague use of “emergency situation” to encourage people to share. If you handle emergency situations as a profession, what’s a particularly interesting one.
Intentionally vague use of “emergency situation” to encourage people to share. If you handle emergency situations as a profession, what’s a particularly interesting one.
This is nothing compared to what people in active warzones go through on a daily basis, but I got spooked a few years ago when I got an alert on my phone that North Korea had fired a missile toward us.
My kids were terrified. So was I. They asked me if we were going to die. I said I didn’t know.