Shld I become a Firefighter or Cop?

Actually, why not both? There is at least one city I know of where rather than separate police and firemen, they have "public safety" officers that can do both jobs at the entry level. Personally, I think it takes different kinds of skills, mental and physical to do he two jobs. I think that firemen may have more opportunities to save lives. Policemen may face more physical risks/dangers when they are enforcing laws and tracking down criminals. And when they're in danger, it's usually involving guns or other physical attacks. And they may have to kill in the line of duty.

it depends what do u like more firefighter or a cop if u have dreams about being a cop u should be a cop if u have dreams about taking out a wilde fire out than you should be a firefighter but be care full there but dangerous jobs!

Depends on your interests mostly, so maybe be a little more specific? But it can break down like this: Firefighter - glory, some really slow days playing Playstation or XBOX, some really tough days where you realistically could die, people like you and appreciate what you do Cop - unsung hero, some slow days doing nothing but writing reports, some really tough days where realistically you could die or have to kill someone else, most people don't like you and may cause you or your family harm because of their hatred of police, being woken up at night by your neighbors needing police help, mostly unappreicated If you are looking for glory, be a firefighter. If you are looking for a fulfilling job that doesn't get a lot of appreciation, be a cop.

Cop I would say that but its entirely up to you=]

I think you should become a cop that's what i have always wanted to be. Also firefighters have to stay up 24 hour shifts that would be a killer.

oooh I love firefighters.....they dont carry guns...

cop

cop... seems funner plus i would love to have my cop husband come home and **** me evryday after work (when i get married of course :))

i think cop cause firefighter are sometime volunteers