| Parnell: I wish my head could
forget what my eyes have seen |
00:00:37.329 - 00:00:41.459 |
| in 32 years of firefighting. |
00:00:43.502 - 00:00:45.630 |
| Interviewer: Why do you do this? |
00:00:51.260 - 00:00:52.853 |
| Miller: We love... |
00:00:53.428 - 00:00:53.519 |
| I love my job. |
00:00:54.054 - 00:00:55.556 |
| It does... it's something
with adrenaline |
00:00:56.306 - 00:01:02.234 |
| that gets you pumped up (alarm). |
00:01:03.063 - 00:01:04.781 |
| And here we go! |
00:01:05.357 - 00:01:06.654 |
| Woman: (screams). |
00:01:21.248 - 00:01:23.342 |
| Woman: Got to regroup, keep it
moving, that's the best I can do. |
00:02:37.908 - 00:02:40.627 |
| Craig: That right there times
30 a night, times 30 years, |
00:02:57.552 - 00:03:02.353 |
| is how you burn a city
down... one at a time. |
00:03:02.933 - 00:03:10.863 |
| Man: It was probably the most
beautiful city back in the day, |
00:03:22.994 - 00:03:25.417 |
| you know, when there was
factories everywhere, |
00:03:25.706 - 00:03:27.379 |
| there was people spending
money around here. |
00:03:27.666 - 00:03:29.259 |
| The car industry was booming. |
00:03:29.543 - 00:03:30.590 |
| Man: It was much easier
to get a job and it was more |
00:03:31.169 - 00:03:34.719 |
| of a family atmosphere then. |
00:03:35.298 - 00:03:36.550 |
| You didn't have to lock your doors. |
00:03:37.134 - 00:03:38.477 |
| Man: I grew up in Detroit. |
00:03:40.971 - 00:03:42.018 |
| I've seen the City change from
a nice, decent neighborhood |
00:03:42.889 - 00:03:47.065 |
