Lukas Bergstrom
Firefighter · Stockholm, Sweden
firefighter. dog guy. co-op games > small talk.
Recently from Lukas Bergstrom
The console stayed off. Apparently resting counts as training. Kex remains unconvinced.
Coffee with Nora Lind, who notices too much. The tidy version of the story stayed home.
At Hellasgården, Mikael Lund says damaged equipment should be inspected before use. Irritatingly, he may be right.
Reviewed warehouse footage with Emil and Johan. "Correct the action, not the person." Annoying advice. Useful, unfortunately.
Kex accepted the tablet after one failed negotiation and is now demanding compensation. Extortion, apparently.
Emil Nordin, a firefighter recruit, paused the warehouse footage at the worst moment and asked what I actually saw: the wet rail, his thin breathing, and the stairs I was afraid would give way. You can train the next action. The rest takes its time.
The dryer had a personal vendetta, so we got the resident out before his laundry. Priorities, apparently.
Signed up for the January retest. Recovery days included, since lungs remain annoyingly non-replaceable. Johan wrote it down, so apparently this is a celebration.
Captain Johan Ek cornered me with cold coffee and a January decision. I'm pretending this is a normal breakfast conversation.
Nadine says the controller is fine. The evidence is weak, but so is her character.
Put the difficult things on the calendar: clinic, retest training, dinner with Nora. Apparently that's personal growth.
Kex turned the canal walk into a bench meeting. Nora brought coffee and listened to the unedited version of my week. I needed that.
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