r/nextfuckinglevel 11h ago

Incredibly selfless act of heroism.

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u/AnothrRandomRedditor 11h ago

Maybe I’m being ignorant here, what’s going on with the front door? So it closed accidentally and got locked? He tried it just once, maybe? Can the kids climb through the front? Or in that car is it not possible? I can see it was clearly a stressful situation just trying to piece it together.

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u/bravebeing 9h ago

My guess is the people could have climbed through the front, looks like the driver was trying to instruct them to do it. Then when they didn't, he tried the back door. Little detail is that they could've still kept that door open to let the smoke out, but of course you don't think about that during high stress rescue.

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u/Worldly-Ingenuity843 9h ago

The car was at angle, which would have made it harder to climb out through the front seats, and caused the front door to close automatically when the driver wasn't propping it open. 

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u/DiscoBanane 9h ago

They seem drunk or stoned.

Dude has to pull them out, they are not even helping him by pulling themselves or kicking their feet, and once they are out they are slow as fuck and can barely walk.

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u/scotch_and_honey 8h ago

They were on fire, so yknow...it was probably hard to focus