[ WP ] To get to emergencies quicker , all Emergency Responders are required to be clairvoyant . This morning , an ambulance , fire truck and police cars show up outside your house . Nothing has happened ... yet .

I ’ m sure that you can imagine my surprise when a fire truck, a police car, and an ambulance arrived outside of my house before anything happened. You see, we have clairvoyants in this town, and they ’ re all required to work in emergency services to try and suppress the grief and terror of any kind of event. Statistically speaking, not all of the people in the vehicles outside of my house were clairvoyants, but at least all their captains and dispatchers are, as well as their underlings that stay at their desks to gather information on the area, the circumstance, and to monitor the progress of each event through drones with cameras that relay in live time. 
 
 I heard the drone overhead, but I didn ’ t realize that it was hovering over my house. You see, these things happen when the world has gone to proverbial shit. For starters, we live in a surveillance state, and it is almost unthinkable to find someone that has avoided any kind of electronic traces. Reality shows are done in an individual ’ s house instead of one made specifically to film what ’ s going on. The most popular games that we have today have your phone and your face hooked up almost every minute of the free day. 
 
 What parts of the day aren ’ t free? The days that you ’ re going to school, in the bathroom of course, and in any high profile public building, including the bank. Yep, when you ’ re working, it ’ s perfectly acceptable to be on your phone or your face cameras, and anyone you want to let watch you go throughout your day can watch if they so choose. Hell, you can watch people watching other people if that ’ s your thing. 
 
 So when the clairvoyants had emergency responders go outside of my house, I knew something was going to happen. Of course they were filming my house, and the drone was filming them filming my house, as well as my house. I just didn ’ t know what was going to happen. I could be set to drop dead here in a few, my house could become an inferno, or someone could break a window, who knows. But they were there to deal with it and minimize all potential escalations of force, death, or property loss.
