i used to go lobster fishing on my boat,there was so many things you had to do, all with care,thankfully my feet are on the ground now,but a good time had,i love the sea theres a peacefulness you get,but our waters dont have sharks thank the Lord,you guys are heros bless you,
Yes and no but it’s not life threatening as I unload trucks and restock the sales floor at a retail store so it’s different for me. I mostly have to juggle taking boxes off of the line for different areas of the store simultaneously and switching out full flats or Uboats for those areas for empty ones when possible and/or helping my coworkers if they get slammed and I’m not. It’s a crazy (mostly) fun kind of chaos that keeps me on my feet and puts my puzzle solving skills into good use stacking boxes!
@@starfishgurl1984 EXACTLY!! THIS is the type of "chaos" that I'm looking for and have often found in jobs! But if each of those boxes you/we were juggling were human lives in potential danger?! No thanks, I'm just not cut from that cloth (like these heroes are!)
25:05 For anyone who tries to save a drowning person without equipment: if the person starts pushing you down, DIVE DOWN deeper into the water and then swim away! They won't continue to hold onto you when you go deeper underwater. Don't let them drown you
@@dhdhdbdhsbbsnsbsbsbsnsbyeah the same thing happened to me lol, my brother was struggling to swim so I went over to help him and he pushed me underwater. I shoved him off of me and told him to roll onto his back 😂
I think it becomes a "second instinct". The kind parents, cops, any + all first responders get. I recall one show where, just before closing, one of them said [prob Harrison] "I got a bad feeling, something's not right". Sure enough, 3 seconds later he looked to his left + three people were in the rip, going down for the last time. Yes, they were in the area marked off... "Do Not Swim Here Due to the Dangers of Rip Tides". It's frustrating to watch on TV, so it must be maddening for the Lifeguards to watch 'idiots' think they're tougher than the waves. Maybe more, serious info about the deadlines of the Rip should be listed in Australia's Tourism Books.
If there is clear water with waves crashing either side, that's the rip. Many ppl don't know what a rip looks like and walk right into it, because the water appears calmer you should also watch the waves for about 10 mins before entering, waves come in set, watch the sets and get an idea of the conditions before you go in
It is ridiculous. This is like an unhinged version of a public dive spot at 120ft that does not ask for cert cards after renting you a BC and Nitrox tank for the day.
The backpacker was merely looking out for the little girl, as most responsible adults would when a small child is near the ocean or a pool.- especially with no apparent guardian is near by. The mother wasn't close enough to her child, obviously . Kudos to the backpacker in this case!
If you find a child stay at the place where you found the child and call the police after waiting a while or if there is a dedicated spot like a lifeguardtower go there. Don't go walking away with a child.
While her heart was in a good place, she should have taken the baby to the life guard tower and let them know that she found a baby wandering around unattended.
Through high-school, college and after, I worked as a lifeguard and water safety instructor, pool and beach, but, I NEVER saw as many people as the number accumulated at Bondi -- incredible! Those water rescue workers really have their hands full! They multi-task as if it is second-nature -- well done, and a big thank you to all of them working Bondi -- you are a wonderful, capable bunch of pros!
The baby wasn’t abducted. The lady saved the baby as the baby followed her father & sister as they went into the water for a swim. If she hadn’t seen the baby wander off, the little girl may have ended up in the water without her family knowing it. I felt so bad for the girl who was only trying to help & then was accused of kidnapping a baby.😔 Edit: why would a young backpacker want a baby in the first place? She’s there to party, not become a mom. Logic, people.
So true maybe in this case, but you get lots of people posing as friendly girls / woman who are traffickers…. One never knows with strangers…. And the heat doesn’t help , plus she has to look out for her other kiddos. This was just a blessing…
Were you there ? The mother said the girl was playing with the baby and then they were gone. There are mad people in the world, we will never know what actually happened.
I don’t think the 19 year old backpacker wanted to abduct a little, albeit precious, beautiful, 12-15 month old baby girl to take along with her on her backpacking adventures. Not to mention the cost it takes to care for a baby. It just *does not* make sense!! Yes they were playing at first until the baby started wandering away. What should she have done~ just let her go on, in the crowd & go BACK & tell the mother? Possibly LOSING her in the crowd~ or in the water? The poor girl didn’t even want to touch her because she wasn’t her baby. Of course there are LOTS of child abductors, predators, mad people. She obviously wasn’t one of them & it broke her heart(& mine for her) being accused as such when she just did what she thought was safest for the baby. She was merely trying to stop anything bad happening to the baby. Protecting her. That’s all. I have children and I would have thanked her profusely & even invited her for a meal close by as a thank you or some cash to help fund her trip. Maybe I’m naïve ~ but in this particular case, no, I don’t think so. ETA~ no, I wasn’t there, *BUT* I wish I had been! ☀️🌊👙🏖
@@maritzasylvia I totally agree that “nice, friendly” women are used in horrific acts like abduction, human trafficking, etc… but, yes, in this one case I didn’t once think this young woman was involved in anything nefarious because of what she was doing there~ having a fun, exciting, young adult trip of a lifetime. 😊 You’re the only person who noted the mom was distracted/busy with other kids… but yes, that was true. And, yes, it was, the young lady was, a blessing! 😊
I love how they attended the same guy again to make sure he was okay and took him to the hospital. That just shows how much they care about these people.
Having just discovered that NONE of these amazing lifeguards are paid a single dime for "Bondi Rescue", I think they should produce their own show. Perhaps a Bondi version of "Baywatch" (though I hated Baywatch) but you get the idea. A version with Real lifeguards and real lives . Its rather shocking that they have done 7 seasons of this show without payment aside from their regular lifeguard paychecks of around $50,000 per year,
If they employed by the state their probalby not allowed to get money from others. And i guess they choosed to do this so theyre ok with it. Not saying that makes it better but we dont know the rules
If your near drowning and someone comes to help you do NOT hold onto your rescuer let them hold you because you can drowning the rescuer. I experienced this in real life. My husband and I on our honeymoon in Hawaii just about lost our lives together....I had to scream at my husband to stop grabbing me because he was pushing me under in an attempt to save himself. It wS pretty scary.
Me and my nephew were in a wave pool once and it started before we noticed and we were too dead in, I was only maybe 15 and he was 9 or something. He was pushing me under and I had to hold my breath and keep him above, when I managed to catch my breath I had to tell him that I was goin to throw him towards the wall so I could get to it myself. I did so and he managed to swim to it so I got myself back up. It’s life or death in them situations and people just panic
I was swimming in a pool with my mom. She wanted to try to "rescue" me as a game (I was absolutely not drowing... my feet touched the ground and my head was way above the water). I don't remember how she did, but... she dragged me the full lengh, I was drowing, she didn't notice... when she finally stopped, I could breath again. She excused herself, but I could see she found it funny (or maybe it was a nervous laugh ?). I was scared af.
@@elmoelmo9194 Yep. 14 years of surf lifesaving and 5 years of professional ocean lifeguarding and coast guard rescue swimming here. 🙋🏽♀️ Never underestimate the strength of a drowning person.
Not sure why I seem to be a magnet for lost children, probably bc I am also a mother, but I have helped several lost little ones find their parents. Thank goodness I have never been accused of kidnapping while I was helping. I will always look out & protect children that need help. It’s wild that the distracted mom (who lost her baby) wasn’t more grateful.
These lifeguards are a amazing group of people. Day in and day out it's not a easy job and takes a certain strong minded person to do this job. Amazing people for what they do, saving lives!
These lifeguards work their butts off at this beach daily. I wonder if they ever get any awards for what they do? I know they can't always save everyone but they sure do try their hardest and always stay watching the beach and water. It amazing really, I love watching this show
I noticed Jesse has a tat on his wrist of Johnny. Binged videos yesterday n I'm wondering if that's the husband they lost of the woman they saved when they both drowned at the same time!?! The 2nd time I cried out of deep emotion from one of their rescues!! So proud of all of them ❤
Never thought to search Bondi rescue on you tube.. this brings back so many memories watching it with my family on tv. I had the pleasure to meet some of you last year you are absolutely incredible people… ❤
I've quickly become a fan of all of the hard work and dedication y'all put in every day to keep the people of Bondi Beach safe and happy. Y'all should all give yourselves a huge pat on the back for a job well done! My next destination with my kids will be Bondi Beach, because I know I couldn't be in safer hands! ❤
As a surfer for over 30 years I told people too many times to get out of the water in my country! They where in the white water! Yelling to stay calm hold their breath and swim around the riptide! The riptide in my country is chaotic! And kids should learn to swim at the age of 5 years old! And kids under 16 years old should never go further than standing in the sea with their belly button above the water! I saved too many people and dogs! Please stay safe! Me and me mates saved too many people already! It's not out job! But we helped lifeguards too many times!
It's amazing how underrated lifeguards can be! I've been to Bondi multiple times (I live in Australia) the beach is beautiful, I reccomend it. I've never needed saving but now I know if I do, they've GOT THIS! 😂😂😂
It’s so sad there are no new episodes of Bondi, I hope the show comes back ❤, also I think or read Jessie the one with the tattoos was fired few years back and then during covid several was fired because they would not reveal they had the vac or not .
Exactly! The lady wa s just looking out for her child while she was busy doing some other stuff. Like yes it is scary when your child has disappeared but you should have been looking out for her.if she saw a lady running off with her child she could have run after her. However, to this lady her valuables were way more important. So she tries to worry the lifeguards! PATHETIC!
@@mirelalucescu5069How dare she alert the lifeguards after a rando has run off with her child... Don't you dare call a mother in distress "pathetic". Don't touch other people's children.
Well, well, well At this moment I am hearing a shark alert and tornado sirens at the same time. We are under tornado warning at this moment, so I am watching Bondi Rescue.
You mostly se adults drowning and needing saved because they like think they can go “I am an adult I can do whatever I want” but they are just hurting and putting ur self in danger 27:40
The "in the back of my mind" made me think of this song In the back of my mind you died (I killed you) I didn't even cry (not a single tear 2x) And im sick of waiting for someone who wont even arivee😂😂
And less Asians who can't swim, but more Americans, who can't stay on the slopes? No but seriously, what would you say is the most common reason for accidents while skiing?
Sorry creatures yeah nah mate How do you spell colour. Or. Color. 1 or 2 Second question. Do we live upside down 3.. do we ride kangaroos Last one. Are drop bears a thing
@@Bananatime123 I'm not vegemite eating creature (aussie) so 1. it's color 2. yes you live upside down 3. you're eating kangaroos 4. no idea what's that LOL
Never leave your boards in the water please, i was walking with my big brother and a surfboard which had been swept with a wave knocked me over. My brother had to alert everyone to help me as he was trying his hardest but couldn’t get me to stand up.
I don't think there's too much mystery as to why I have a HEALTHY fear of going into the ocean lol. Love to swim in other bodies of water. Love to see the ocean, walk the beach, be on a boat......but it's a hard no from me about going into salt water. The rips terrify me. These lifeguards are incredibly vigilant and do a fabulous job keeping their heads in stress. Ocean-goers are lucky to have them!
The camera man should be trained that way incase of a emergency that someone else can’t get to the camera man can watch the beach. Either way you guys are amazing people who literally save lives on the daily
You realise you can’t just “train” to be a life guard, the physical fitness training and what they have to pass and the medical are high performance athletes! That why very few pass the entrance exam.
At 4:24, I could have sworn he said " he had a fairly bad haircut", and I was like what does that have to do with anything?😂 I realize now he said "head cut"🤣
The lifeguards know how to juggle - it's all in a day's work! Do you have to multitask a range of jobs at your work?
As a. Retired nurse, having worked in all ares including midwifery, theatre and ED, I certainly did.
I know you probably not answer this question but can you tell me who left bondi rescue
i used to go lobster fishing on my boat,there was so many things you had to do, all with care,thankfully my feet are on the ground now,but a good time had,i love the sea theres a peacefulness you get,but our waters dont have sharks thank the Lord,you guys are heros bless you,
Yes and no but it’s not life threatening as I unload trucks and restock the sales floor at a retail store so it’s different for me. I mostly have to juggle taking boxes off of the line for different areas of the store simultaneously and switching out full flats or Uboats for those areas for empty ones when possible and/or helping my coworkers if they get slammed and I’m not. It’s a crazy (mostly) fun kind of chaos that keeps me on my feet and puts my puzzle solving skills into good use stacking boxes!
@@starfishgurl1984 EXACTLY!! THIS is the type of "chaos" that I'm looking for and have often found in jobs! But if each of those boxes you/we were juggling were human lives in potential danger?!
No thanks, I'm just not cut from that cloth (like these heroes are!)
25:05 For anyone who tries to save a drowning person without equipment: if the person starts pushing you down, DIVE DOWN deeper into the water and then swim away! They won't continue to hold onto you when you go deeper underwater. Don't let them drown you
THANK YOU I had this happen when I was at a pool btw I am 9 ,still am and he push me down
Btw no life guards save me
@@dhdhdbdhsbbsnsbsbsbsnsbprops to you kiddo! you probably saved a life.
@@darcynorth8843 thanks
@@dhdhdbdhsbbsnsbsbsbsnsbyeah the same thing happened to me lol, my brother was struggling to swim so I went over to help him and he pushed me underwater. I shoved him off of me and told him to roll onto his back 😂
“Oh lifeguards are packing up now it’s a good time to DROWN.” Had me rolling
Time stamp?
@@LocalWeirdo13 28:25
Same
it do feel like that sometimes
@@s.f2274 tyyy
Anyone that is a seasoned Bondi fan knows all about Harrisons ridiculous sight and ability to stop trouble at a distance!
Literally read this when I was watching that part! 😂
Hawk-eye Harrison. 👀
My sight is the complete opposite XD
I'm brand new to Bondi rescue, that's amazing that he saw that. Incredible
@@colleenelliott5243u will love them!
When they said he had a bad "head cut", I thought they said a bad "haircut" 😂 I was like that's rude 🤨
Oh noo! 🤣 Just imagine the reaction if they'd said that!
I totally thought they said that to! 😂
Jesse said hair cut for me!!
SAMEE❤
@@Ivyyy58 same! I was even going to comment haha
Still cant get over how Harrison spoted those guys 500m away with just a glimpse! Incredible 🤯
That’s actually true though
I think it becomes a "second instinct". The kind parents, cops, any + all first responders get. I recall one show where, just before closing, one of them said [prob Harrison] "I got a bad feeling, something's not right". Sure enough, 3 seconds later he looked to his left + three people were in the rip, going down for the last time. Yes, they were in the area marked off... "Do Not Swim Here Due to the Dangers of Rip Tides". It's frustrating to watch on TV, so it must be maddening for the Lifeguards to watch 'idiots' think they're tougher than the waves. Maybe more, serious info about the deadlines of the Rip should be listed in Australia's Tourism Books.
How can you tell a rip just by looking at the ocean?So incredible what you all do.
i swear Harrison has the eyes of a hawk!
If there is clear water with waves crashing either side, that's the rip. Many ppl don't know what a rip looks like and walk right into it, because the water appears calmer you should also watch the waves for about 10 mins before entering, waves come in set, watch the sets and get an idea of the conditions before you go in
4:08 "I TOLD YOU SOMETHING WAS GONNA HAPPEN" with that smile on his face is killing me 😭💀
"He's definitely had sushi" 💀😭💀
Literally thing the same 😂😂😂😂
@@ADOT-BABY_OT ?
@@doodle337 think. he meant thinking
@@frazierlo7738 oh okay sorry
Was looking for this comment 😂
28:25 "now seems like a good time to drown" i cant breath 😭😭💀💀💀
neither can they
@@LEe-rd8mm Stop, that's foul 😭😭
@@LEe-rd8mm NAHHHH
@@LEe-rd8mm NAHHHHHHH JIT TRIPIN
Saving someone for a second time is such a back handed situation. Imaging saving someone from a fire and them turning around and running back in.
Darwin awards.
It is ridiculous. This is like an unhinged version of a public dive spot at 120ft that does not ask for cert cards after renting you a BC and Nitrox tank for the day.
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@@Enzo-stumbleguys I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a sad thing. But wish you the best man
4:26 I THOUGHT HE SAID HAIRCUT AND WAS LIKE WHY DOES THAT MATTER 😭😭😭😭😭
I KNOW I WAS LIKE POOR MAN
SAME I WAS LIKE “WHY ARE THEY BULLYING HIS HAIRCUT” 😭
Harrison’s ability to spot people even when not paying attention is amazing that double take
The backpacker was merely looking out for the little girl, as most responsible adults would when a small child is near the ocean or a pool.- especially with no apparent guardian is near by.
The mother wasn't close enough to her child, obviously . Kudos to the backpacker in this case!
Yeah it was so nice of her to try to help but she probably should have stayed in the same place or at least gone to the tower to avoid panic 😅
If you find a child stay at the place where you found the child and call the police after waiting a while or if there is a dedicated spot like a lifeguardtower go there. Don't go walking away with a child.
There was a guardian nearby, her dad. She followed her dad into the water and the lady didn't see him and thought she was alone and took her.
@@shomt3355😅😅😅
While her heart was in a good place, she should have taken the baby to the life guard tower and let them know that she found a baby wandering around unattended.
Through high-school, college and after, I worked as a lifeguard and water safety instructor, pool and beach, but, I NEVER saw as many people as the number accumulated at Bondi -- incredible! Those water rescue workers really have their hands full! They multi-task as if it is second-nature -- well done, and a big thank you to all of them working Bondi -- you are a wonderful, capable bunch of pros!
The baby wasn’t abducted. The lady saved the baby as the baby followed her father & sister as they went into the water for a swim.
If she hadn’t seen the baby wander off, the little girl may have ended up in the water without her family knowing it.
I felt so bad for the girl who was only trying to help & then was accused of kidnapping a baby.😔
Edit: why would a young backpacker want a baby in the first place? She’s there to party, not become a mom. Logic, people.
So true maybe in this case, but you get lots of people posing as friendly girls / woman who are traffickers…. One never knows with strangers…. And the heat doesn’t help , plus she has to look out for her other kiddos. This was just a blessing…
I can understand we’re she was coming from though like someone else has your kid but your right
Were you there ? The mother said the girl was playing with the baby and then they were gone. There are mad people in the world, we will never know what actually happened.
I don’t think the 19 year old backpacker wanted to abduct a little, albeit precious, beautiful, 12-15 month old baby girl to take along with her on her backpacking adventures. Not to mention the cost it takes to care for a baby. It just *does not* make sense!!
Yes they were playing at first until the baby started wandering away. What should she have done~ just let her go on, in the crowd & go BACK & tell the mother? Possibly LOSING her in the crowd~ or in the water?
The poor girl didn’t even want to touch her because she wasn’t her baby.
Of course there are LOTS of child abductors, predators, mad people. She obviously wasn’t one of them & it broke her heart(& mine for her) being accused as such when she just did what she thought was safest for the baby.
She was merely trying to stop anything bad happening to the baby. Protecting her.
That’s all.
I have children and I would have thanked her profusely & even invited her for a meal close by as a thank you or some cash to help fund her trip.
Maybe I’m naïve ~ but in this particular case, no, I don’t think so.
ETA~ no, I wasn’t there, *BUT* I wish I had been! ☀️🌊👙🏖
@@maritzasylvia I totally agree that “nice, friendly” women are used in horrific acts like abduction, human trafficking, etc… but, yes, in this one case I didn’t once think this young woman was involved in anything nefarious because of what she was doing there~ having a fun, exciting, young adult trip of a lifetime. 😊
You’re the only person who noted the mom was distracted/busy with other kids… but yes, that was true.
And, yes, it was, the young lady was, a blessing! 😊
I love how they attended the same guy again to make sure he was okay and took him to the hospital. That just shows how much they care about these people.
Having just discovered that NONE of these amazing lifeguards are paid a single dime for "Bondi Rescue", I think they should produce their own show. Perhaps a Bondi version of "Baywatch" (though I hated Baywatch) but you get the idea. A version with Real lifeguards and real lives . Its rather shocking that they have done 7 seasons of this show without payment aside from their regular lifeguard paychecks of around $50,000 per year,
Wait are you serious!?! That is appalling
If they employed by the state their probalby not allowed to get money from others. And i guess they choosed to do this so theyre ok with it. Not saying that makes it better but we dont know the rules
That girlfriend was really caring to her boyfriend
Time?
The one who swallowed the water ?
Yea
@@Samsam-u2f 9:00
If your near drowning and someone comes to help you do NOT hold onto your rescuer let them hold you because you can drowning the rescuer.
I experienced this in real life. My husband and I on our honeymoon in Hawaii just about lost our lives together....I had to scream at my husband to stop grabbing me because he was pushing me under in an attempt to save himself. It wS pretty scary.
Me and my nephew were in a wave pool once and it started before we noticed and we were too dead in, I was only maybe 15 and he was 9 or something. He was pushing me under and I had to hold my breath and keep him above, when I managed to catch my breath I had to tell him that I was goin to throw him towards the wall so I could get to it myself. I did so and he managed to swim to it so I got myself back up. It’s life or death in them situations and people just panic
You can't control instincts. 🤷🏽♀️
@@antheiheiant Yeah it happens, some people panic, some are relatively chill.
I was swimming in a pool with my mom. She wanted to try to "rescue" me as a game (I was absolutely not drowing... my feet touched the ground and my head was way above the water). I don't remember how she did, but... she dragged me the full lengh, I was drowing, she didn't notice... when she finally stopped, I could breath again.
She excused herself, but I could see she found it funny (or maybe it was a nervous laugh ?). I was scared af.
@@elmoelmo9194 Yep. 14 years of surf lifesaving and 5 years of professional ocean lifeguarding and coast guard rescue swimming here. 🙋🏽♀️ Never underestimate the strength of a drowning person.
Not sure why I seem to be a magnet for lost children, probably bc I am also a mother, but I have helped several lost little ones find their parents. Thank goodness I have never been accused of kidnapping while I was helping. I will always look out & protect children that need help. It’s wild that the distracted mom (who lost her baby) wasn’t more grateful.
These lifeguards are a amazing group of people. Day in and day out it's not a easy job and takes a certain strong minded person to do this job. Amazing people for what they do, saving lives!
These lifeguards work their butts off at this beach daily. I wonder if they ever get any awards for what they do? I know they can't always save everyone but they sure do try their hardest and always stay watching the beach and water. It amazing really, I love watching this show
Most rewarding thing is knowing they saved someone I’m sure. Though, i’m sure they get gratitude other ways-
They are paid a wage. The life savers in yellow and red are volunteers.
Not sure about australia but at least where i live there are definitely awards for certain rescues
Who excited for next Thursday for more Bondi
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I noticed Jesse has a tat on his wrist of Johnny. Binged videos yesterday n I'm wondering if that's the husband they lost of the woman they saved when they both drowned at the same time!?! The 2nd time I cried out of deep emotion from one of their rescues!! So proud of all of them ❤
Never thought to search Bondi rescue on you tube.. this brings back so many memories watching it with my family on tv. I had the pleasure to meet some of you last year you are absolutely incredible people… ❤
I've quickly become a fan of all of the hard work and dedication y'all put in every day to keep the people of Bondi Beach safe and happy. Y'all should all give yourselves a huge pat on the back for a job well done! My next destination with my kids will be Bondi Beach, because I know I couldn't be in safer hands! ❤
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I am so happy that we have these amazing lads if we did not a lot of people would be dead. Thank you so much
Today is the first time I’ve watched these guys absolutely AMAZING! and easy on the eyes!!! Makes me want to visit this beach.
Summer is not too far away! We hope you get a chance to visit Bondi Beach at some point 🙌
@@BondiRescueYou guys are awesome at what you do, I’ve never seen lifeguards this professional
I love how well u do Ur job:)(hoppa is my favourite)
He definitely had sushi got me dying 😭
Little surfer 🏄♀️ girl now 62 years old and I love watching these boys work!
28:49 - the look on bros face 😭 had me rolling in me grave 💀💀💀
As a surfer for over 30 years I told people too many times to get out of the water in my country! They where in the white water! Yelling to stay calm hold their breath and swim around the riptide! The riptide in my country is chaotic! And kids should learn to swim at the age of 5 years old! And kids under 16 years old should never go further than standing in the sea with their belly button above the water! I saved too many people and dogs! Please stay safe! Me and me mates saved too many people already! It's not out job! But we helped lifeguards too many times!
It's amazing how underrated lifeguards can be! I've been to Bondi multiple times (I live in Australia) the beach is beautiful, I reccomend it. I've never needed saving but now I know if I do, they've GOT THIS! 😂😂😂
16:28 The biggest grin on his face 😂 like “Tee hee I’ve just warned thousands of people there’s a predator in the sea” 😂
I can’t imagine the feeling of having to choose between two swimmers that are struggling it must be so nerve racking 😅
It has been a while but again Rip Terry, I really liked him, he was a cool guy and a great life guard
It’s so sad there are no new episodes of Bondi, I hope the show comes back ❤, also I think or read Jessie the one with the tattoos was fired few years back and then during covid several was fired because they would not reveal they had the vac or not .
Why was Jessie fired ?
@@celstboch734they said it was during covid and they wouldn't confirm or deny if they got vaccinated.
@@BeetaroniPizzaThat's not what the comment said. Jesse's firing and the firing of a few others were two separate instances.
@@celstboch734he caught drug charges
"Yep,He's definetly had sushi"
STAWPPP IM ROLLIN😂😂😂😂😂😂
4:24 i thought he said “he’s got a fairly bad haircut” but then i realized he said head cut😭😭🤣🤣
“my child was abducted” no it obvious you weren’t paying attention to your child mate…
Exactly! The lady wa s just looking out for her child while she was busy doing some other stuff. Like yes it is scary when your child has disappeared but you should have been looking out for her.if she saw a lady running off with her child she could have run after her. However, to this lady her valuables were way more important. So she tries to worry the lifeguards! PATHETIC!
@@mirelalucescu5069How dare she alert the lifeguards after a rando has run off with her child... Don't you dare call a mother in distress "pathetic". Don't touch other people's children.
the life guards are leaving seems like a good time to drown part had me dy!ng of laughter🤣🤣
4:25 I thought he said Haircut. I’m dying inside 💀💀💀💀💀💀
I just love Jesse's helpfulness and how he's giving everything to save someone ❤
Well, well, well
At this moment I am hearing a shark alert and tornado sirens at the same time. We are under tornado warning at this moment, so I am watching Bondi Rescue.
😢😊
These lifeguards are certainly impressive, even the young ones.
'yep he's definitely had sushi' .....seriously the bondi lifeguards are amazing. legends..
You mostly se adults drowning and needing saved because they like think they can go “I am an adult I can do whatever I want” but they are just hurting and putting ur self in danger 27:40
If i was ever on bondi my mother would definetly report me lost
Harrison definitely eats his carrots
I love watching all the videos in my room
Same
Fr sameee
These lifeguards definitely will have a lot of stories to tell to their kids when they are older 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 your right 😂😂😂
“Yep he’s definitely had sushi” got me laughing 😂😂😂
Love our ausie cousins, these guys deserve heavenly rewards!
Imagine going for a walk and accidentally saving someone because people are looking for you XD That's perfect
i can’t wait! i love these lads sm. keep up the good work❤️❤️
11:29 Leo’s girlfriend is really nice and caring ❤
“YeP hE dEfInEtLy HaD sUsHi” 😭💀
That joy that comes with Saving Lives
The "in the back of my mind" made me think of this song
In the back of my mind you died (I killed you)
I didn't even cry (not a single tear 2x)
And im sick of waiting for someone who wont even arivee😂😂
11:31 "he definitely had sushi" was so unnecessary in front of him like that LOL
is there ever a day that nothing happenns???????
Always something going on at Bondi 😂
What a meaningful job❤,may God blessed you all.
Jobs like this are highly rewarding but highly taxing mentally
Definitely had sushi Had me dying 😂😂💀
They leave because they have been on the beach since 7am. And they are exhausted, and it's sometimes.
Oh no they’re drowning! Let’s set off the shark alarms 😂😂😂
After watching this I'm so much more grateful about the life savers thank you for all you do
Harrison and the Jessie are my favorite ☺️
16:21 I’m sorry but the black dude just skipping out of the water got me rolling💀
harrison has the eyes of an eagle, jesus
This is so much like the work I have done ski patrolling in Canada. Just warmer and wet.
Thank you
And less Asians who can't swim, but more Americans, who can't stay on the slopes? No but seriously, what would you say is the most common reason for accidents while skiing?
I love that Jesse always give so much it like he trive in action
As a person who actually survived a rip current with no help just tells you more people need to now how to get out 😢
Same here, luckily the 'swim parallel to the beach' method worked for me.
Thankfully the lifeguards were still there after hours.
Love the comandeering a surfboard.
11:33 when he said “he definitely had sushi” killed me 😂😂😂😂😂
Wow, australians are such interesting creatures.
Sorry creatures yeah nah mate How do you spell colour. Or. Color. 1 or 2
Second question.
Do we live upside down
3.. do we ride kangaroos
Last one. Are drop bears a thing
@@Bananatime123 I'm not vegemite eating creature (aussie) so 1. it's color 2. yes you live upside down 3. you're eating kangaroos 4. no idea what's that LOL
getting crushed by waves is horrifying! it happend to me and i started crying bc i thought i was gonna drown!
those surfers at bondi are wild and nuts and tough
Never leave your boards in the water please, i was walking with my big brother and a surfboard which had been swept with a wave knocked me over. My brother had to alert everyone to help me as he was trying his hardest but couldn’t get me to stand up.
The girlfriend to Leo did the best she could do!
I don't think there's too much mystery as to why I have a HEALTHY fear of going into the ocean lol. Love to swim in other bodies of water. Love to see the ocean, walk the beach, be on a boat......but it's a hard no from me about going into salt water. The rips terrify me. These lifeguards are incredibly vigilant and do a fabulous job keeping their heads in stress. Ocean-goers are lucky to have them!
their thick accents make this whole thing so much funnier
WHO KNEW LIFE GAURDS ARE LIFE SAVIORS
Merci. On ne se rend pas compte à quel point votre travail est incroyable. Ces vidéos permettent de saisir les dangers et votre efficacité bravo
I almost choked and drown myself with food when i heard "he definitely ate sushi"
No bc that girl palming his back while he throws his lunch out that’s love fr
So thankful for all of those lifeguards, they save people from drowning. 😊🎉. People who think that I’m right
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the "Lost Baby, Found Baby" sounds like something Shakespeare would have written. What a comedy of errors!
I have to watch tomorrow because 37 hour is very long
37 minutes 😂
I came across this show and am addicted to it! Awesome!
With this many people it’s amazing how they can spot things wow great job guys and gals thanks for the good work💕
you guys are 😎and do a wonderful job.i pray for all to stay safe out in them ribs,love the videos thank you,☺🙏
So many people on that beach at one time. Those lifeguards are amazing working with all those people. Don’t know if I’d ever go when that crowded.
The camera man should be trained that way incase of a emergency that someone else can’t get to the camera man can watch the beach. Either way you guys are amazing people who literally save lives on the daily
You realise you can’t just “train” to be a life guard, the physical fitness training and what they have to pass and the medical are high performance athletes! That why very few pass the entrance exam.
If the camera man is a lifeguard then which job takes priority? He can’t possibly do both at the same time
The way he say" Yeah Crissies on a CrApY board" IS HILARIOUS 😂
“Yup he definitely had sushi”😂💀😂🤣
At 4:24, I could have sworn he said " he had a fairly bad haircut", and I was like what does that have to do with anything?😂 I realize now he said "head cut"🤣
If I could I would come to Bondi beach and meet all of u cause I’m a fan of how much Energy and work you put in to save lives😅❤
All the members are so nice and risk their lives to save others!!!
Amazing spot by Harrison!