Rescue 911: Boy vs. Gasoline Volcano

[@invaderlib1]

The other boy was so smart to push the other one down and rolling him to put the fire out as quickly as he did

[@patrickmcneilly4293]

+The Phantom Invader I really wanted to make a pun, but I couldn't think of one...

[@invaderlib1]

+Patrick “Herbie153” McNeilly so whyd you comment?

[@spibjsaist6123]

Yes that boy is smart indeed 👍🏻

[@janie-maydoe1077]

Smart Kid, also I hope those Two Boys Learn Their Lesson and Never, Ever mess with a Gasoline Tank without an Adult Supervision.

[@erikbunty2016]

@@janie-maydoe1077 And even then, things like this could happen.

[@lovelyred-dy2ts]

It’s always hard to see a child in pain 😭

[@liddybug8311]

"Neither boy was allowed to use matches" kid pulls a box of matches out of his pocket! Unintentionally hilarious narration of a scene lol

[@triton115]

You don't use gasoline and fire to make a model volcano erupt. You use baking soda and vinegar. And you also use red food coloring to put in the vinegar to make it look like volcanic lava.

[@windex4174]

That boy that rolled him over is smart but both should have known better

[@ashley9732]

ten year olds don't know whats going to happen they just do it and think its ok they didn't know that it would burn them this is why everyone should be involved in fire safety programs at school

[@101Volts]

Tell me about it, although my Mom told me not to I still jumped on a bed and hit my head thrice in one night _on the steel bedframe._

[@Chloe-qv2tc]

Austin Lucas Even if they knew better they would've anyway. That's what most kids do

[@MrOrthopedia]

Yuuuuuuuuup!

[@d.j.swiney2541]

You are very right. But they are still 9-10 years old. A lot of kids will learn about the dangers of certain activities but sometimes will not fully grasp the dangers of it until they get hurt doing it.

[@miket8394]

4:12 epic mullet man appears

[@brittanyfischer1812]

This should be a lesson to all kids. What happens when you play with gasoline

[@ashley2680]

This is why you don’t play with matches. I hope he learned his lesson

[@aaronharris5069]

Folks, never forget stop, drop, and roll. It can save a life. 💙💙💙

[@kathrynhill5796]

And this is why children should not play with fire, matches, and gasoline.

[@lotorres2090]

you know the old saying: "play with fire your gonna get burn".

[@pookied.7738]

+Kathryn Hill Well, no shit. Could of never of guessed that one.

[@bettekachin5968]

my friend did this he got 3rd degree burns

[@maceyhodgson5868]

Kathryn Hill or fireworks, I was in an accident including a firework. They were dodger and it fell of the fence, hit me in the eye. I swear on the Bible

[@maceyhodgson5868]

Dodgey*

[@jediskunk67]

DON'T EVER use gas to start a fire!

[@griffin0010]

Unless you know what you're doing. Apply the gas to the area you want to burn BEFORE and then make sure no open flame is near or gas or any flammable residue on you such as a little spilled gas, then stand back and throw on a match.

[@kristinapriest2545]

area, parents should be watching them a bit more

[@anthonyholmes195]

A guy tried to light is fireplace using gasoline & it caused a fire

[@jediskunk67]

@@griffin0010 "Unless you know what you're doing" my butt, it doesn't matter if you know what you're doing or not. Gasoline is not to be used for starting fires at all, it is a very flammable liquid that can explode.

[@jtl-en4yx]

I always thought the people in this episode seem so good and neighborly. Glad the boy was not hurt worse then he was.

[@sammywilliam8156]

That was years before the media and a political b******* would tear people away

[@silverstreak492]

remember matches are not toys

[@willdreiband7077]

Hoax 🧸

[@Rebeccarochelle22]

Yeet 420 no it’s not. I remember when this happened

[@ModernF]

That's why Spongebob told us not to play with fire.

[@armyofpets5547]

He's an underwater fictional character whom we must agree with. That title role was so right all along! He's safe with the others.

[@doves5457]

Burns are so painful… I’ve never experienced burns on this level but even just accidental finger tip on the hot stove can be … absolutely insanely painful

[@sergeantjadonsoriginalchan3063]

even with just hot cocoa can hurt.

[@kfc28371ify]

I have never seen this episode before. when I saw the title, I was like "...are you kidding me? " I knew something bad would happen.

[@lm6817]

Ok, listen boy in blue with the red hat. There's a grown man over there who's dressed just like you, don't freak out, he's our stuntman. Just scream and we'll dub that over him rolling because he actually will be on fire

[@Meesanator]

Seeing your child in pain is the absolute worst feeling in the world!!! Thank goodness he is ok.

[@csle1962]

& since when I was a 10 years old, I just remember using stop, drop, & roll & don't forget a Shelter-In-Place, too.

[@erictirado9237]

I lived in the dominican republic as a kid, all the houses are made of cement, we poured gas in the tub, lit it and when it exploded the whoosh pushed me out of the room, thank God I was standing by the door and not by the tub

[@vosnumber1]

this show taught me everything about household accidents

[@lisamcdonald1014]

The moral of the lesson is: Do not pour petrol on a fire that goes out, especially when making a model volcano

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

that skateboard ramp is awesome, I want it. Love the graffiti on it.

[@nhanpham1315]

The Headless Horseman

[@tywilson7170]

I would hate to be in danger 👀in front of the grandmother😂 she just going to stand there an let me die💯

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

@Arthur Bhutic moron back then most clothing was not fire resistant dumbass

[@honeybreecrafting]

My grandma locked me out of the house when I accidentally disturbed a wasp nest lol

[@101Volts]

@@DedraAmbroseandSnow You *really* need to learn to be cordial and polite to people, who's going to want to listen to you if you keep "rubbing their fur the wrong way" *hard* with a comb?

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

@Kevin Richards I've got dyslexia moron don't like it kiss my ass

[@DedraAmbroseandSnow]

@@101Volts dude I'll do as I damn well please

[@LesterLaoagan]

Mullets overload! Mind blowned😵‼️

[@GenX6887]

I can relate to this story but in a different way. I was 6 and suffered a 3rd degree burn on a kerosene stove heater, belly first on top.

[@MrOrthopedia]

OUCH!

[@GenX6887]

MrOrthopedia My mom told me that the skin peeled off my belly onto the stove. At the time I was so freaked out and in so much pain to even notice.

[@MrOrthopedia]

GenX6887 Like I said, OUCH!

[@addigudlgmail]

Addi ja rescue 911

[@oliverjumelle]

+GenX6887 in 2013 i burned the entire side of my face with boiling water. i had just filled a hot water bottle and was reaching for the cap when i accidently squeezed it. burned my eye but thankfully didnt lose it. eyesight is 100%

[@FrehleyFan3988]

This is why I use charcoal slow burning fluid

[@Coolstephers]

i love how the grandma is just standing there watching and doing nothing

[@CourtneyLachiver]

She was in a state of shock. Shock will make you freeze and not react right away.

[@liddybug8311]

​@futuremrslachiver I know it's an old comment but you're absolutely right about panic and shock freezing you up. Some 911 dispatchers will tell you that they get adults so panicked that they can't even remember their adress or anything they just scream and say I don't know. It's easy for us watching to say oh grandma was an idiot but none of us really know how we would react.

[@AmandaWspoon]

This story reminds me of a friend who i never felt comfortable asking what happened to him. My BFF and him dated and though hes a deadbeat hes the father of her kids. He had messed with a junker truck his dad was fixing or something but he was burned and scarred all over from his graphs. He was around this boys age when it happened. I almost had to check the locations as the family here and his look so much alike.

[@scottbobo4757]

Being a firefighter and father of 2 decesed children this call like any child call would be gut wrenching

[@mae_does_gymnastics1704]

Sorry for your loss

[@fabulousrulz]

This is why you should keep a close eye on your kids whilst they're out playing even at 18 and over you still get some of them doing stupid things so i don't see what child stands a chance if they're unsupervised

[@diddlywolf9284]

this is why i keep my gasoline on the high shelf!

[@diddlywolf9284]

@Arthur Bhutic isn't the majority of clothing flammable cloth of sorts to some degree?. All cloth and fabric will catch fire to a degree. so to prohibit that would be incredibly hard, and completely unlikely because of the jobs it would cost.

[@marycanary]

Exactly 👍 Thank you 😊

[@donnahaynes138]

His friend was very smart to do the "stop, drop and roll" for his friend and good thing there was mud on the ground to help put out the fire quickly.

[@ibrahimjalloh6603]

Use Gasoline For A Volcano You Could Have Used the Basic Baking Soda And Vinigar But You Had To Use Fire & Gasoline Nice

[@stephenericson9146]

You Could Type Without Capitalizing Every First Letter. Nice.

[@62202ify]

Every parent knows, when the laughing and running stops, they're into something, better go check.

[@sammywilliam8156]

Damn the reenactment of Anakin Skywalker hits a little different

[@SilverWalker84]

rescue 911 is like mullet central

[@htownkid90]

lmfao!!!!

[@LouciousDark]

Michael McMullen You spelled party wrong.

[@AmberDennis001]

Michael McMullen I heard this show was from the 80s.

[@MrOrthopedia]

There's a reason for that. Some segments were from the late 80s.

[@AmandaWspoon]

@@MrOrthopedia And the early 90s my dad had a mullet as late as 98'. My brother had one in 93'.

[@Ashenicky2009]

Well. He still has his mullet.

[@jakebulker9417]

Thanks for posting this 😊

[@jeffmanson7982]

I'm glad you learned your lesson

[@AnthonyJames-l3e]

Kids and fire, those two things do not mix.

[@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren]

NEVER use petrol to start a fire! What me and my father use is old newspaper and magazines with matches to burn raked leaves and luckily I know how to tend the fire to keep it going and to maintain it so it doesn't start a forest fire.

[@courtneyschramm604]

Never use gasoline to help start a fire

[@maiajones9765]

children need to be taught not to fool around with gasoline or matches, adults need to store those items out of reach and out of sight

[@ianhaedicke5526]

The parents of the kid that was burned by the gasoline explosion probably had to pay at least $30,000 for life flight.

[@TimBoyd2012]

@Kim: Several episodes have involved incidents in the Houston area. (I actually grew up in Pasadena, it's hardly quiet and residential now)

[@Biscuit1973]

Those two boys did not understand that the gasoline fumes could ignite the fire. Once the boy poured the gasoline on to the artificial volcano because I’ve watched this episode many years ago when this happened.

[@tylorevans]

This should be a lesson to parents on why gasoline and other flammable fuels should be kept locked up and kept in a locked shed or shop while they arent being used making it so kids can't access it.

[@csle1962]

Since when I was a kid, my dad will help me to making a dadgum the solar system or somethin'.

[@csle1962]

Oooohhh!! That is Gotta hurt!!!

[@nobody-429]

Has*

[@liamwatson5125]

No child is allowed to use matches. I never played with matches. We all know that fire + gasoline = explosion.

[@schewitt1977]

They said he wasn't allowed to play with matches

[@Thundersnowy]

I wonder why paramedics can't give pain medicine. It's awful they have to suffer all the way to the hospital with this much pain.

[@oddfellowfloyd]

I wonder that too, and think they definitely should be able to. There are meds out now that can be given, but I'm not sure about the logistics.

[@tinawhite5310]

for burn wounds like that you don't want to give them anything that could cause them to quit breathing or that would hurt the wounds it's a very fine line of what you can do for wounds like that

[@mikec2197]

Keep in mind this was a while ago. Now paramedics most likely would give pain meds, at least where I work.

[@mikec2197]

Exactly, it really all depends on medical direction for each response area. Some places paramedics can do a lot, others they can't do much of anything.

[@mikec2197]

And it also depends on the patients condition. If the patient has a really low blood pressure or they aren't breathing effectively for example, we are going to worry about fixing those life threatening problems first, and worry about pain second.

[@stoptaxingme]

I’m working with paramedic James Kelton right now!

[@puppyhowler]

bruh i remember they showed this to my classmates and i during fire safety week in elementary school. scared the crap out of me!

[@yusra2307]

omg that's dangerous be cearful 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢I feel bad for that boy

[@edthelazyboy]

It shocking that only Jacob and the boy's mom knew what to do. The other adults were seemingly clueless as they panicked. The grandma became paralyzed and just stood there. It shouldn't take a mother's instinct to call 911 in this kind of situation. I'm glad that Jacob was taught in school about stop, drop, and roll.

[@liddybug8311]

Panic can make you stupid. 911 dispatchers get adults who don't even remember their adress because they're so worked up. So grandma just froze from shock. Joe Dirt handed his neighbor his burned screaming son over the fence and the other dad stood there holding him til his wife snapped him out of it likely because they were also in shock.

[@flyinjakesvarioustopics]

I remember seeing this in 1990, and as a boy of twelve years, I was saddened and angry at the same time. Those two boys knew not to play with matches, but they did it anyway. They knew right from wrong and they went against the rules, which lead to young Cale Parker's severe burns. God I feel for him because I know how bad burns feel. I was burned in summercamp when I was 8.5 years old. This was a summercamp run by an agency for the blind and visually impaired, and it was a "self-help" camp in Lexington, Nebraska. They, the half-wits who ran the joint, should have known better than to insist that an 8.5-year-old blind child carried his own bowl of scalding soup to the table. So there I was, and half-way to my table, "bam!" I ran into this other blind boy, and my bowl spilled on me. Thank God above the other boy didn't sustain a single burn. I got it bad; I was burned about the chest and belly: 1st, 2nd, and damn near 3rd degree burns. So I feel for you, Cale. Shortly after the bowl spilled on me, the head councilor, George, called my mother, and his only fricking concern was being sued. I can still hear him blubbering as he talked to Mom on the phone: "Boo hoo, Norma, Jake was burned! You're gonna sue me!" She should have.

[@blabber9118]

Poor Cale. At least Jacob is a hero. :)

[@jasonmg99]

This is almost exactly like another episode that involved gasoline being poured into a small cauldron.

[@kennethmaloney8058]

Did that boy Evan listen at school everyone know that's if you mix fire with gas it goes boom boom bit it I was lemonade and mints it would fizz and anyway if I was there grandma I would of watch then all the time I would so he did deserve it and that's true

[@kennethb375]

that kid on fire running was FUCKING heavy metal!

[@ibrahimjalloh6603]

Very Smart

[@ibrahimjalloh6603]

Match Fire Gasoline Wa La🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥♨️♨️♨️♨️♨️♨️🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🤣🤬 Use Your Head But He Because The Time Of The Bon Fire He Was Insane Smart Boy Nice Way To Make Volcano Next time I Will Do That 😚🤪

[@hookerdreamz]

Is it just me or do their yards look awfully muddy? Love all the Rescue 911 videos.

[@jessicahass8267]

It probably rained who knows

[@cocacola150dr]

Probably a precaution to keep the fire from spreading on set.

[@jonmacdonald5345]

b rabbit That's from their overflowing septic tank!!!

[@crazycalvinwilliams]

Kid in blu jacket and red hat looks like something right out of The Adventures of Pete and Pete...

[@mindstorms247]

3:31 let me wash away the painful words I wrote we can smother out the flames within my soul no more standing by the way that I believe we can smother out the flames WITH GASOLINE.

[@ianhaedicke8858]

Those boys should have never messed with gasoline. Those boys have learned a very important lesson. They should not be messing with kerosene.

[@Lavender_Cordle]

Besides the fire, that is a nice half pipe they had the volcano on

[@Callmeonmyshell13]

They learned the hard way.

[@Jerzeenana2024]

Use sticks to make a fire! Don’t use gas to make one!👍🏽

[@favorlawal3171]

Poor dude but he's ok now

[@annhart7720]

who would let there kid play with gasoline!!!!

[@csle1962]

Me, too, Alexander Geise.

[@EzioTheRed77]

Now he's riding a bike without a helmet. Very educational and smart. 😒

[@minhnguyentheparrot5336]

3:38 (Explosion) (Screams) 3:40 AAH AAH

[@INF1NI73]

Meme acting

[@tylorevans]

I seen comments saying they blame his clothes polyester for his burns and erase the fact he was playing with fire and gasoline even if he had jeans and heavy jacket on instead of his polyester pants and hoodie he still would have been burned no matter what if he wasn't playing with fire he it wouldn't have happened plain as simple don't play with fire I wear basketball shorts around campfires often they are made from polyester never once has my shorts caught on fire polyester near fire is safe as long as your not being stupid don't blame the clothing blame the boys they were not being smart. If I was playing with fire ended up catching my pants i am wearing which are polyester on fire I wouldn't blame my sweatpants I would Blame myself for not being safe I wouldn't blame Adidas ether not there fault that my pants caught on fire I would be my fault for being stupid.

[@tommysdreamhamilton3216]

They never should NEVER have been able to reach the gasoline or matches. Parents ARE responsible here. They should have been locked away safely.

[@shanerr7252]

Gasoline Volcano sounds like such a bad idea

[@tylerd8603]

and this is why we don't pour gasoline on fire.

[@danielacanto6164]

As a parent always supervise ur children

[@danielacanto6164]

Chris Bradley ya I know but just glad the kid was ok. I'm sure after that day those kids were more carful.

[@LoyalmoonieProductions]

LESSON #1: you play with fire (let alone, gasoline), you're gonna get burned!

[@shutterbug_713]

3:30 What're U thinkin!?

[@samanthagomez7074]

Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow that's was scary poor kid From Edinburg Texas

[@theemotakesoverandthelites2635]

why does everyone have a mullet? XD BUSINESS IN THE FRONT PARTY IN THE BACK

[@nhanpham1315]

The Emo Takes Over and The Lites Go Out

[@101Volts]

RCR fan?

[@austensautisticadventures8161]

Elsa and her sister Anna from Disney’s frozen can learn the stop, freeze & melt technique Step 1: Stop right where you are Step 2: hold very still Step 3: wait for the ice to melt

[@piperkitty1996]

The grandmother was "warrshing dishes" lol

[@always-alicia]

Gas and matches… Charles Darwin approves!

[@marikiemarie7622]

I showed pictures of burned victims to my kids...my sound harsh but I started doing that when they turned 4. I showed videos of people getting skin graphs too!!! It worked . They would have never touched gasoline or matches

[@marikiemarie7622]

Thats what I did. When my oldest was 4, we moved into a new house. I was 6mthd pregnant and couldn't clean the house as well as I wanted to before getting out things in. My son found a lighter in a closet that was left behind from previous owner We had only stayed one night when he found it. I had noticed a burned straw, a balloon, and a small area on the changing table meant for new baby. After I figured out what happened I showed my son images of burned children... not the completely bad ones but bad burns on arms and such. He was only 4. For my son...he loved animals..so showing that really worked.

[@selinaogorman8380]

Mom and dad should watched them more better grateful his friend knew what to do.

[@vikkbiff6029]

His screaming is playing on a loop

[@benmcdonald6208]

I bet he was in trouble after that

[@Kitty-mb4hy]

They actually needed a tiny drop of gasoline and it looks like they poured a lot. :(

[@isaelsifuentes4864]

I can't imagine the feeling

[@Frankie-O]

I don't want to imagine that feeling.

[@Maryanne247]

So the kid asks if he is in trouble and the parents have no idea what to even do. I think the kid is in enough trouble, fighting for his life, going through months and months of painful surgeries and physical therapies. Honesty the kid learned his lesson I am pretty sure he won't soon forget. The way I figure it, this is punishment enough, both for him and his friend.

[@selinaogorman8380]

Parents are responsible for this and this could be prevented if the parents put the dangerous chemicals away or lock it up with a key or out of sight sad this happened.

[@stefaniewhite2717]

How did the other boy not get burned or injured in the explosion

[@liddybug8311]

I know this is an old comment but probably just lucky enough that he got blown away from the explosion and his friend didn't.

[@mikehumenansky5756]

Mike Humenasky 6/26/24 Once the volcano blew up,it sounded like TNT fireworks!

[@samanthagranruth6440]

To all kids out there NEVER PLAY WITH MATCHES OR GASOLINE!🔥😡

[@user-hm4zx3du6v]

Remember that is why adults are the only ones with risky things

[@nhanpham1315]

giv shank's old channel

[@elizabethriarasandsjr.9398]

Lesson: Never play with fire.

[@isaelsifuentes4864]

They should know better than to play with gasoline and fire

[@notyoursmine1]

how is this in autos and vehicles category

[@jeenashirkey1987]

CA Medic gas goes in a vehicle so take a guess why