Actually, I think the context he provided is sufficient. Imagine the responsibility of saving lives like an ER doctor, seeing gruesome injuries and deaths on a

Actually, I think the context he provided is sufficient. Imagine the responsibility of saving lives like an ER doctor, seeing gruesome injuries and deaths on a daily basis, except you have a lot more deaths on your hands (what I mean to say is transporting/attempting to save those who are beyond saving), you have to go out into the field and travel, and your pay is nothing like that of a doctor. Paramedics have an extremely high burnout rate.