Yes, exactly.
If I may say, there's the moment I talked about of our being a health care worker on our day off. It is embedded in us to respond to situations we come across. If I'm in plain clothes and something happens, I'm going to do something.
Now, for that person, is it fair to them? They don't know I'm a paramedic. If they decide to stab me, they're going to get it worse, but the reality, again, is that I'm putting myself in this situation because it's born and bred into me and into my other colleagues—firefighters, health care professionals—to put ourselves in those situations, unlike a different cross-section of the population.