Thanksgiving is historically one of the busiest days for fire fighters and emergency workers. With everyone chopping, dicing, carving and cutting, it’s no wonder that kitchen accidents and fires are so prevalent!
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Thanksgiving is historically one of the busiest days for fire fighters and emergency workers. With everyone chopping, dicing, carving and cutting, it’s no wonder that kitchen accidents and fires are so prevalent!
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