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LET'S TALK - My House Burning Story | Advice On Losing Everything

  • avatarSandra Anderson
  • 2024-09-01 23:23
  • 2 min read
LET'S TALK - My House Burning Story | Advice On Losing Everything
  1. The Night of the Fire
  2. Evacuation and Escape
  3. Rescuing Pets and Evacuation
  4. Escape and Relief
  5. FAQ

The Night of the Fire

Hey, John Crestani here. I'm going to have some real talk with you. I'm going to talk to you a little bit about a topic people have asked me to talk about but I haven't mentioned too much, which is my house burning story. What happened was, I was actually at an entrepreneur event for my entrepreneurs organization the night of the fire. I was in West area called Lake Village. My house is in Malibu. So, I was actually at this event that was only about 20 minutes away from my house.

Evacuation and Escape

But we had to get evacuated. Now, I ended up getting in my truck and driving home. I had a couple drinks I wasn't you know over the limit. And I'm sure. I drove home and the fight, the smoke was just... There's a lot of smoke in the air. Because it was all blowing. The winds were about, I don't know, something like 60-70 miles an hour. And they were all blowing the fires from Eastern Los Angeles over to our area which is in Malibu. And so, the smoke was all filtering there. But I didn't think the fires were that close.

Rescuing Pets and Evacuation

At this point, okay? Maybe not even 3 months. We just bought this great Malibu ranch. It had horse stables. We had a big backyard right up against the mountain. We didn't have any horses yet. But we had a, you know, tack shed, we had a horse arena. We have a nice amount of land in a beautiful part of LA, Malibu. And so I said, 'Oh! It's going to be fine. It's not going to cross the freeway.' The freeways are... It's 14 lanes. It's huge. The freeways... You know the freeways in Los Angeles are, are just they stretch. They're freaking big. So, I thought the fire can't go all the way over that.

Escape and Relief

Finally a fireman in a truck. The fire people did... You know, they had no resources to help save our community. Because the fire was so big. The firefighters were stressed. Then our community had been left to be just burned, okay? Fire people were not fighting the fire in our area. But somebody had come through in a not a fire truck but just like a normal kind of like Ford f-250 driving through just to see if there are any stragglers. And I saw him and I started honking my horn.

FAQ

Q: What was the night of the fire mentioned in the story?
A: John Crestani was at an entrepreneur event for his organization when his house caught fire.
Q: How did John Crestani describe the evacuation and escape situation?
A: John Crestani had to evacuate and drive through heavy smoke with strong winds blowing fires towards his area.
Q: What did John Crestani mention about rescuing pets and evacuation?
A: John Crestani shared about buying a new ranch in Malibu and initially believing the fire wouldn't cross the freeway.
Q: How did John Crestani describe the escape and the relief?
A: John Crestani mentioned the struggle faced by the firefighters and how a fireman passing by helped alert them.

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