Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: McKenrick said many firefighters avoid asking for help at work. That's why the GTFF acts as an outside, separate from the workplace resource, in hopes that they may one day break the stigma of mental health and firefighters realize it's okay to ask for help.
McKenrick said many firefighters don't ask for help.
freds co-workers are motivated to advocate for their interests
The fire was stopped by firefighters
It is wise to tell all your friends about your ptsd.
The Fire Marshal investigated the fire.
They know the cause of the fire
A colleague was just asked questions.
Fred got a non-union job because he didn't like to strike. 
Sharing your ptsd with your friends is not a huge step.
McGee's minutes may be monitored more closely.
Katie could have asked for help
Gary fired people because he wanted less team cohesion.
Asking around can help you get a nerd to like you.
The group of friends doesn't have to talk about the problem friend.
Someone called the police on Gates.
GM employees spied on the company.
The advice is how to react when friends share their PTSD.
If you fail to call the police, then they won't ask you any questions.
They have collabarated with MGMT in the past but it's not clear if they currently work with them on daily basis.
People will fight to get rid of this disease of the mind.
Sometimes the police may provide a feel better card to all victims they communicate with.
Dani has helped someone choose differently by volunteering at the suicide prevention hotline. 
McKenrick is contented with the way firefighters operate at work.
many firefighters ask for help at work
Firefighters never know to ask for help.