To be fair I feel like they learnt their lesson, they did say they understand because people get hurt/die, the worst ones are where they still don't understand and just think the lifeguard is being prick, when realistically he's only angry because he doesn't want people hurt. It's better to get a telling off than drown.
Quite disrespectful for the 2 girls that took the buggy. If someone was drowning, they wouldve had his vehicle that was able to get him to the drowned person in a second. So they wouldve been responsible if someone didnt make it
I personally feel if a huge guy like H starts going off at you, and the worse that happens is you get called an idiot and imbecile, you got off pretty easy!
I wouldn’t have let him get away with calling me that, he’s not that big. I’d have a few words to say back to him, he should be a lifeguard if he can’t control his emotions
@@JonathanCarlos1 he was doing his job and people didn’t want to listen to him he literally gave them a speech but they still didn’t listen so what ur telling me is if u were in that situation u would rather drown wow😌ana oop
@@SULLY-yk4sh it's stupid to call the cops on people stealing a buggy that contains life saving appliances? What if someone started drowning and he didn't have access to his board? Like the video said, they wouldn't have stolen an ambulance.
People are so idiotic. Like seriously, "I can't swim! I'm going to go to Australia and go swim in the ocean with large waves. Sounds like fun. What, I can drown? I didn't know that." It is a shame that all lifeguards have to deal with their nonsense. I love H's no nonsense personality!
For those of us who grew up going to Aussie beaches swimming between the flags comes naturally. We also learnt not to panic when we got caught in a rip as of you stay afloat you'll be right. The lifeguards would much rather you ask questions if you don't understand what things mean. The simple fact is the ocean is dangerous without local knowledge
@@LightshamanaDhyana yeah but people should learn in a pool , not as deep or deadly.. not in a ocean which is unpredictable and has waves that can drown you before you can think (especially if you have never swam before)
There is a massive cultural difference between Asia and the west when it comes to swimming. I live on an island, everyone took kids to swimming classes, by our teens we'd spend ten of thousands of hours swimming in pools, lakes, and beaches. It was a rite of passage and something nearly every kid did. Even for me, when I'd do summer camp, I noticed how poor swimmers city kids were. Flash forward to my adulthood and I've travelled to China, Japan, and other Asian countries. They don't teach their kids to swim on the same scale. They have few indoor pools, zero private pools, too many people for lakes and river swimming, and almost no public beaches. Unfortunately, if you can't swim (and I mean like do 100m laps for a half-hour) then you likely haven't been exposed to ocean swimming, waves, tides, crowds, red tide, jellyfish, etc., etc. to gain a respect for them. It's like the outdoors. I see so many Asians wandering around lost, trying to take close up pictures of moose, leaving food out when camping, etc.
@@usi8821 the worst part, one of my worst encounters was in my final summer. they did not realize I wasn't some teenager. I was out of college, married, had a teaching job and PREGNANT!
idk how he can keep a smile id tell authorities about that lol, guess it might be different if the beach was really busy. thats prob when theyd get pissed
Alcohol makes you do stupid things sometimes, I don't personally blame them for what they did, it all really depends on how they handle alcohol and how drunk they were. Admittedly they are stupid for getting in and driving it around, but It was most likely the alcohol.
Alex if you ever get in trouble make sure to NOT ask for any help and just drown like a man. If you’re not going to listen to them then you don’t have a right to their help
@@YBehri They are indeed french but not all french tourist are like that you should know that if your a drunk person being french or not is the same so calm down on the hate (i assume because the tone of your comment sounds quite hateful sorry if this is not what you intended) but i agree this is outrageous and I (a french) think that this should not happen so i'll take for them those little drunk scums.
Unbelievable how these people disregard signs and what the lifeguards tell them. I can say, as a kid I drifted from between the flags and was stuck in a rip . But a grown adult should notice if they begin to drift away from the flags , it's just beyond a joke . These guys put their lives in danger to save others , and they get no respect. They are heroes in my book. Absolute heroes
Omg yea common knowledge lol. He’s so fast. Him jogging shows that he can go much faster. Now I’m just waiting for the idiot who can’t take a joke and explains to us how that’s impossible.
One summer day, I innocently told my children aged 8 and 11 years of age at the time to try out their new buggy boards and to stay close to me because I noticed that the current was a little strong. Within 5 seconds both children were swept out over 150 feet in the ocean. My heart started racing and I screamed out to my son to pick up his 8 year old sister as she had lost her buggy board and was sinking in the water. I was screaming for help. My husband ran to their rescue as he is a good swimmer but the current was so strong that he too got pulled in. After so much effort and energy he managed to get to both of them. The 3 were hanging on to a single small buggy board. I recuperated the buggy board my daughter had lost and rushed to help them out. My husband gave me this one look I will never forget. Completely exhausted, he let me know he couldn't hang on any further. I was scared for my children's lives, my husband's life let alone for mine. I thought that we were all going to drown on that beautiful sunny day in Florida. By miracle a retired life guard, who was on vacation, came to save us that day. I had never heard of a rip tide and it's dangerous effects. I hadn't even noticed that there was no life guard on duty that day. At least not in the spot where we had chosen. By miracle we survived and learned a much needed lesson. From then on, we are glued to the life guard station, look at the different flags and warnings of the day and we have a different view on the importance of a life guard. Much respect for all of them.
I'm so glad you all are safe! I live in a coastal beach town and we always see a couple tourists a year drown in rip currents. All the towns put out warnings, big signs, flags everywhere, but sadly many people just don't know what they mean or what the danger is until its too late. Pass your knowledge on, it could save a life!
Yup, a lot of people take the ocean forgranted and forget how deadly it is. So glad to hear you guys were able to get out of that nasty situation unharmed.
Yeah I'm a floridian too and I've luckily never experienced anything dangerous at the beach, I usually stay right in front of the lifeguard tower and only go where I can stand just in case
Aside from one of the larger more popular beaches here we don't have lifeguards on the beaches (we do at some of the lakes though. Partly because the locals aren't generally dumb enough to go swimming on the beaches usually) but put it this way. So many people drown a year that unless it's like an entire family or a young child involved the news don't even bother to report it anymore. Usually it's divers if they're local. Tourists are just dumb and can't read signs. Did have a little story about a bunch of idiot tourist teens getting stuck in The Tourist Trap, jellyfished and drowned. We don't normally get (dangerous) jellies here but every once in a while we'll get some come up all the way from the states.
"I would not call myself an idiot"... So honey, what do you call yourself? A hero for being rescued (for the 2nd time) by an experienced lifeguard who told you not to swim in that area?!
As a lifeguard, the most difficult people to deal with are adults who think they are good swimmers. Because of that they believe they don't have to follow the most basic rules. I'd much rather deal with kids any day
This... The worst people to deal with were the ones who thought they were strong swimmers and would go out 50-100 feet beyond the buoys, and on rare occasions, 200 feet beyond the buoys. Was always a pain to talk to them, and most of the time they had no idea they were mixed in with boat traffic and could barely be seen. Especially when there was a bit of a swell.
I was lifeguarding in Southern California during Tropical Storm season and the Rips are Gnarly, it’s not just the strong swimmers that can get pulled out, it’s the lifeguards! I myself have been yanked out multiple times and so have other lifeguards. Never think it won’t happen to you
The swimmers at Bondi are lucky though, there's always a fair amount of life guards and they do their job brilliantly. At Piha Beach in Auckland, the rips are worse, and the beach is surrounded by rock. Can really understand these guys getting shitty, because the amount of deaths at Piha Beach alone is insane, mostly from people caught in Riptides that drag them into the rocks. Or the change of tide. Majority of those being the ones that don't listen. Lifeguards don't mind if you swim outside the flags, especially with a large amount of people. That'd be stupid to think they could all fit. But they tend to leave the larger groups away from rips alone, because they're not in danger, and those people tend to be a bit smarter about the rips.
Just imagine being a little kid splashing around in relatively shallow water in a foreign country when some huge local dude in swim trunks comes up to you waving his arms, shouting in a language you don't know, and just scoops you up and yeets you back to shore. Omg, Chappo 😂 (To be clear, I totally understand the necessity of keeping them safe, but that one kid probably thought he was being kidnapped!)
The "ADULT" swedish trio: "We don't have oceans like these" Lifeguard: Guides them and explained to them the area so they would be safe Also them: Proceeds to the most dangerous parts of the beach. "We know that people die here but Calling us idiots is a little too far"
He might have been fibbing just to get outta the way of trouble but he said he drifted down which is 100% possible to accidentally happen, he could’ve been more careful
Watching Bondi Rescue makes me so glad I live in WA where we have endless uncrowded beaches. The amount of people in the water at Bondi is a nightmare to me. Well done to the lifeguards for having to deal with it.
I would’ve called the cops tbh. This is like stealing an ambulance idc if these people are drunk or “having a good time”. Them being literally stupid could be the reason why someone dies
When I was in primary school we used to have we'd get a day with the lifeguards every year teaching us about rips and stuff. Can't believe that some people are so clueless and they should totally do this at more schools.
@@ken-sl4te Bro. It is just a joke. Unless he went out into the real world and let that happen or was in a position to. But it's a comment on YT. It's a joke. Lighten up.
When they start prioritizing who to save based on who listen to the warnings and still find themselves in difficulties, I'm sure there will be a lot less people who don't listen. Literally and figuratively
As a lifeguard when kids don’t listen it’s a pain in the butt but when the parents act like some Karen’s and saying they know more about the beach then we do that just gets me.
I’ve been a public pool lifeguard but I feel this. I did it when I was in high school and my first year of college. I don’t know if the kids were worse or the parents,
Those two girls were just unbelievable. I don't think I would be able to control myself. I'd probably slap the taste out of their mouths... AND I HAVE NEVER USED VIOLENCE IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. Its just that someone could have been in serious danger because of them
I used to train lifeguards. The people I certified were those who had good heads on their shoulders and leadership skills. I've actually failed people who were superior swimmers but lacked any sense of responsibility. I will take a responsible person with decent swimming skills over a highly trained competitive swimmer who lacks responsibility anytime.
Man, these guys have a tough job. I can't imagine pulling in 30 to 40 people AN HOUR like that. With still thousands more in the water to watch. That water is dangerous, respect the life guards. They risk their lives to save yours. Also, you tell 'em H-man 👏
"They started going down the beach at 100 mile an hour" *literally running after them and keeping up* He does not understand imperial units. Or that's the fastest man alive.
I love H-Man!!! He was calm and didn't really lose his temper by calling someone an idiot. There are several other words that could have been used. Being called an idiot is better than being carried by six. God Bless you all for protecting the beach!!!!
I got swept out in a rip tide one day as a teenager at a beach that wasn’t guarded. Even though I was a part-time pool lifeguard and a strong swimmer, swimming out of the rip and back to the shore zapped almost all my energy. I owe my life to being a strong swimmer, but even as a strong swimmer, rips are no joke. I now only swim at guarded beaches and I’ve learned how to identify rip currents and avoid them.
@Ahmed Kassim just something to get use to, I personally think the chlorine in a pool is worse than salt water. Either way just was your eyes with clean water when you get out
The lifeguards were scowling at people because they cared for their lives but some of them were just downright and careless which entice the lifeguards to be angry at them
Everyone in this episiode is super disrespectful to the lifeguards who litrelly risk their lives for people who need help. And people give absolute No respect for them, Like... Jeez
Biggest respect to the lifeguards for all the hard work they do ❤️ honestly they have biggest patience. Especially the guy who was going after the buggy.. he knew exactly how to treat the annoying drunks. Being friendly even though inside he was pissed off and I would be too.
I've been in many rescue situations, mostly Vacs and land incidents. These guys should be national heroes just over how composed they are at repeatedly having to advise and rescue the same idiots. Well done. 👍
I love Bondi I have never been there because I’m in America but I love watching this because it teaches me what to not do and to do at the beach and I respect these people so much I wish I could come to Bondi and just say hi. Ok bye! From Katie
lifeguards aren’t just there for their own fun. Fun is an additional thing that comes and goes. So listen to them since they’re literally there to keep u safe. Stay safe yall ☺️❤️
@nieooj gotoy not really it wouldn’t work like that. The only thing that could get the people out of the water is the Shark Siren, but some will still stay in the water.
These sorts of images will be in history books one day and people will never believe we were allowed to gather and enjoy life freely, or that there were so many people on the planet.
The lifeguard, H, is the hero in all of this. He’s the only one that actually told idiots to stop being idiots in a way they could understand. You really shouldn’t encourage bad behavior and hubris by apologizing for another lifeguard. United front. Unless he actually does something wrong, have his back. Those girls in the ATV should have immediately been arrested. They did drink and drive. They stole the thing. That’s just encouraging them.
The Korean group cracks me up. One summer I worked at a summer camp (we went on field trips all over the area), and one week my group was 80% Korean exchange students. The language barrier got annoying but man were they hilarious.
Lesson learnt. We hope. What's the biggest lesson you've learnt from Bondi Rescue?
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Listen to lifeguards :p
Backpackers don’t know how to swim 😂😂
Swim between the flags 😁
Early to replie also listen lifeguards or ur gonna regret it....
That drunk group was SO ANNOYING AND Disrespectful. I could never!!!!
Time stamp?
drunk slobs are the worst
@@imchrisevens9304 like some where during 5:40 to 5:50
I would just call the cops on them, they literally drove the car away, that's disrespectful.
thoughts are same!
It’s not that it’s only annoying but the lifeguards are risking their lives for you and you have no respect!!
True
I know it is not ok if there is one person risking there life for you and you do not listen and so when you do not listen you will do it again not ok
It's their job no one asked them to do it so don't complain just leave their is some one to take their place ??????????
But yes must have respect ..... and so must they do you think people want to drown it's not a good experience??????
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Swedish lady: “we don’t have ocean like this”
My brain: So listen to the lifeguards you idiots...
Me as a Swede feel embarrased from their behaviour
To be fair I feel like they learnt their lesson, they did say they understand because people get hurt/die, the worst ones are where they still don't understand and just think the lifeguard is being prick, when realistically he's only angry because he doesn't want people hurt. It's better to get a telling off than drown.
@@rasmusjohansson9352 me to
@@rasmusjohansson9352 same as a swedie it just feels embarrassing
sweeds...
Quite disrespectful for the 2 girls that took the buggy. If someone was drowning, they wouldve had his vehicle that was able to get him to the drowned person in a second. So they wouldve been responsible if someone didnt make it
I know right? Bruh I would’ve literally yelled at the top of my lungs if I was him.
They should have been fined
@@amaryllis7482 arrested technically, I would have ripped her out while it was moving smh
@@amaryllis7482 depends on the laws there . They might have done something off camera
@@lifestylebyk I hope so!
"H loses it."
Me, an American: He's being quite pleasant actually.
Me, an American: *pulls out gun*
@@lunix3259 me, more American than you: *has already shot the guy and now I’m asking questions*
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can’t tell you how hard this made me laugh 😂😂😂😂 omg your amazing😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@stopzthegreat Our lifeguards shoot people
@@meowstermadness4181 That's a Nice way to save lives 🤣
I personally feel if a huge guy like H starts going off at you, and the worse that happens is you get called an idiot and imbecile, you got off pretty easy!
H wasn’t wrong!
In another video it showed that he went to go apologize to his boss and own up to his mistake
I agree haha
I wouldn’t have let him get away with calling me that, he’s not that big. I’d have a few words to say back to him, he should be a lifeguard if he can’t control his emotions
@@JonathanCarlos1 he was doing his job and people didn’t want to listen to him he literally gave them a speech but they still didn’t listen so what ur telling me is if u were in that situation u would rather drown wow😌ana oop
Why was he laughing with the people stealing the car, they’ll think its ok. They should get told off to learn. I respect H’s reaction!
You ever try to have a serious talk with drunk people? You'd sooner cool the sun than you would make them listen.
I was honestly expecting him to call the cops. Imagine an emergency happening and a bunch of idiots playing around with the car.
@@SULLY-yk4sh it's stupid to call the cops on people stealing a buggy that contains life saving appliances? What if someone started drowning and he didn't have access to his board? Like the video said, they wouldn't have stolen an ambulance.
They should’ve tore those girls out of the buggie by their hair and told them to get the hell off the beach.
Do this in the US and you get shot lol
People are so idiotic. Like seriously, "I can't swim! I'm going to go to Australia and go swim in the ocean with large waves. Sounds like fun. What, I can drown? I didn't know that." It is a shame that all lifeguards have to deal with their nonsense. I love H's no nonsense personality!
There is a lot of ways to clean the gene pool. Sometimes you just should let people learn in their own .
For those of us who grew up going to Aussie beaches swimming between the flags comes naturally. We also learnt not to panic when we got caught in a rip as of you stay afloat you'll be right. The lifeguards would much rather you ask questions if you don't understand what things mean. The simple fact is the ocean is dangerous without local knowledge
@@LightshamanaDhyana yeah but people should learn in a pool , not as deep or deadly.. not in a ocean which is unpredictable and has waves that can drown you before you can think (especially if you have never swam before)
Knowing how to swim is compulsory in Australia, even in the most inland places, it’s a requirement
There is a massive cultural difference between Asia and the west when it comes to swimming. I live on an island, everyone took kids to swimming classes, by our teens we'd spend ten of thousands of hours swimming in pools, lakes, and beaches. It was a rite of passage and something nearly every kid did. Even for me, when I'd do summer camp, I noticed how poor swimmers city kids were. Flash forward to my adulthood and I've travelled to China, Japan, and other Asian countries. They don't teach their kids to swim on the same scale. They have few indoor pools, zero private pools, too many people for lakes and river swimming, and almost no public beaches. Unfortunately, if you can't swim (and I mean like do 100m laps for a half-hour) then you likely haven't been exposed to ocean swimming, waves, tides, crowds, red tide, jellyfish, etc., etc. to gain a respect for them.
It's like the outdoors. I see so many Asians wandering around lost, trying to take close up pictures of moose, leaving food out when camping, etc.
As a former lifeguard, we get SUPER frustrated and stressed when people don’t listen. Parents can either be your best friend or worst of the bunch.
Bro I don’t blame yous,people think it’s a game when their lives and the lifeguards are at risk
@@usi8821 the worst part, one of my worst encounters was in my final summer. they did not realize I wasn't some teenager. I was out of college, married, had a teaching job and PREGNANT!
And thus if a lifeguard retaliates by giving them shit, their boss disciplines them
Lifeguards are risking their own lives saving the public, So true that cops, paramedics or firemen would not put up with this blatant disregard.
Same here I currently am a lifeguard
Anyone think those girls who stole a buggy are idiots like the smug looks on there faces
I literally wanted to backhand their faces
idk how he can keep a smile id tell authorities about that lol, guess it might be different if the beach was really busy. thats prob when theyd get pissed
I was hoping the guy would push those ladies hard.
Alcohol makes you do stupid things sometimes, I don't personally blame them for what they did, it all really depends on how they handle alcohol and how drunk they were. Admittedly they are stupid for getting in and driving it around, but It was most likely the alcohol.
@@MistahSoul not an excuse no one forced them to drink
Remember kids: always listen to the lifeguards!
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Getting a DUI and arrested for GTA would have been a great reality check for the ladies who stole the buggy
PLEASE
totally necessary
Seriously cause they were extremely annoying
Then again they’re ladies after all they’ll get to avoid it
good luck making the grand theft charges stick. but you're right
damn these australians are patient af
We are yes haha
@@fionabradley4225 baddies tho lol
And so politeeee
We try, we deal with drunk people a lot
i assume it's remains of that good ol' english politeness
People who don't listen to lifeguards:
🏊 I'm fine
Later: 🌊🌊🌊🌊
People: HeLP mE!! 😭😭
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Yup true
Alex if you ever get in trouble make sure to NOT ask for any help and just drown like a man.
If you’re not going to listen to them then you don’t have a right to their help
Lol
The girl who stole the car looked so irritating to be around.
You know her name is Samantha
@@YBehri No relationship to french tourists.... Stupids people are everywhere, in all countries... and Samantha is a name from USA you know...
@@YBehri They are indeed french but not all french tourist are like that you should know that if your a drunk person being french or not is the same so calm down on the hate (i assume because the tone of your comment sounds quite hateful sorry if this is not what you intended) but i agree this is outrageous and I (a french) think that this should not happen so i'll take for them those little drunk scums.
Like exhausting to be around 😩
@@ptitgibusgaming3434 Yup ! Exactly ! But your english is better than mine X') ...
Unbelievable how these people disregard signs and what the lifeguards tell them. I can say, as a kid I drifted from between the flags and was stuck in a rip . But a grown adult should notice if they begin to drift away from the flags , it's just beyond a joke . These guys put their lives in danger to save others , and they get no respect. They are heroes in my book. Absolute heroes
Thanks 🥰
“I wouldn’t call myself an idiot” don’t worry you dont have to others will for you . 😂
Sometimes a little bit of humulation is good for people becouse at least they will reflect or at least remember this situation...
5:52 "all of a sudden it just teared down the beach at a 100mph"
Shows buggy slowely driving off with harris running next to it 🤣
He's a fast runner
Yeh, Harris can run at 100 mile an hour is the only explanation
Omg yea common knowledge lol. He’s so fast. Him jogging shows that he can go much faster.
Now I’m just waiting for the idiot who can’t take a joke and explains to us how that’s impossible.
Vlerke 🤣🤣 i shat myself
100mph on a can am with a trailer full of boards.... Bruh 🤣🤣
One summer day, I innocently told my children aged 8 and 11 years of age at the time to try out their new buggy boards and to stay close to me because I noticed that the current was a little strong. Within 5 seconds both children were swept out over 150 feet in the ocean. My heart started racing and I screamed out to my son to pick up his 8 year old sister as she had lost her buggy board and was sinking in the water. I was screaming for help. My husband ran to their rescue as he is a good swimmer but the current was so strong that he too got pulled in. After so much effort and energy he managed to get to both of them. The 3 were hanging on to a single small buggy board. I recuperated the buggy board my daughter had lost and rushed to help them out. My husband gave me this one look I will never forget. Completely exhausted, he let me know he couldn't hang on any further. I was scared for my children's lives, my husband's life let alone for mine. I thought that we were all going to drown on that beautiful sunny day in Florida. By miracle a retired life guard, who was on vacation, came to save us that day. I had never heard of a rip tide and it's dangerous effects. I hadn't even noticed that there was no life guard on duty that day. At least not in the spot where we had chosen. By miracle we survived and learned a much needed lesson. From then on, we are glued to the life guard station, look at the different flags and warnings of the day and we have a different view on the importance of a life guard. Much respect for all of them.
its sad it takes a life-threatening movement for certain people to realize (not marking you but your not the first story ive seen like this)
I'm so glad you all are safe! I live in a coastal beach town and we always see a couple tourists a year drown in rip currents. All the towns put out warnings, big signs, flags everywhere, but sadly many people just don't know what they mean or what the danger is until its too late.
Pass your knowledge on, it could save a life!
Yup, a lot of people take the ocean forgranted and forget how deadly it is. So glad to hear you guys were able to get out of that nasty situation unharmed.
Yeah I'm a floridian too and I've luckily never experienced anything dangerous at the beach, I usually stay right in front of the lifeguard tower and only go where I can stand just in case
you shouldn't bring your small children to the beach if you are not familiar enough with the dangers and trained to deal with it. smh
Imagine if there just were zero lifeguards. How many bodies would just be lost each day in these crowds.
Maybe thats how it should be then people would listen.
Aside from one of the larger more popular beaches here we don't have lifeguards on the beaches (we do at some of the lakes though. Partly because the locals aren't generally dumb enough to go swimming on the beaches usually) but put it this way. So many people drown a year that unless it's like an entire family or a young child involved the news don't even bother to report it anymore. Usually it's divers if they're local. Tourists are just dumb and can't read signs. Did have a little story about a bunch of idiot tourist teens getting stuck in The Tourist Trap, jellyfished and drowned. We don't normally get (dangerous) jellies here but every once in a while we'll get some come up all the way from the states.
Tourists legit cause 80% of the problems at Bondi.
That’s the case on every well known beach...actually, every beach.
they underestimated the waves in bondi.
Yea ..and it is a dangerous beach as far as the top go but if you listen to lifeguards and flags you should be allright
You can't swim like that with that wave, even Michael Phelps or a life guard can be drown with that wave.
@metro_ man that’s the thing.They don’t know a thing yet they still act so arrogant and ignore a freaking lifeguard!
1:33 If this guy really has an issue with getting a bit of water in his mouth then maybe stay out of the bloody ocean
A mouthful of water isn’t “a bit” of water lmfao
@@2kmichaeljordan438 sure it is. Mouthful of waters not that bad
@@2kmichaeljordan438 it is when you compare it to lungs full of water
lmaoooo
LOL
Need more people like H. Everybody else be acting like pushovers
Lol
H should have dealt with the drunks too stupid assholes
H be wise tho
H got a talking to by Hoppo about his attitude towards the beachgoers unfortunately ..
@@20PINKluvr yes but H was right and it’s annoying
"I would not call myself an idiot"... So honey, what do you call yourself? A hero for being rescued (for the 2nd time) by an experienced lifeguard who told you not to swim in that area?!
As a lifeguard, the most difficult people to deal with are adults who think they are good swimmers. Because of that they believe they don't have to follow the most basic rules. I'd much rather deal with kids any day
Thank you for being a lifeguard and saving people 😁
@@lexiblack3955 lol I work at a pool and I've never actually had to jump in to save anyone before, but I still appreciate it thanks
I have the swimming ability of a brick
@@pineappleroad I mean, maybe just stay away from water 😂, but I highly suggest taking lessons
This... The worst people to deal with were the ones who thought they were strong swimmers and would go out 50-100 feet beyond the buoys, and on rare occasions, 200 feet beyond the buoys. Was always a pain to talk to them, and most of the time they had no idea they were mixed in with boat traffic and could barely be seen. Especially when there was a bit of a swell.
Rip currents are no joke, strong swimmers struggle never mind amateur swimmers, next minute they screeching for help tut tut
they alao have 𝗿𝗶𝗽 in it like it seriously says in its same how dangerous they are
there not if u know what do to.... swim to the side
I was lifeguarding in Southern California during Tropical Storm season and the Rips are Gnarly, it’s not just the strong swimmers that can get pulled out, it’s the lifeguards! I myself have been yanked out multiple times and so have other lifeguards. Never think it won’t happen to you
My mom got sucked into one and nearly drowned they’re no joke
The swimmers at Bondi are lucky though, there's always a fair amount of life guards and they do their job brilliantly. At Piha Beach in Auckland, the rips are worse, and the beach is surrounded by rock. Can really understand these guys getting shitty, because the amount of deaths at Piha Beach alone is insane, mostly from people caught in Riptides that drag them into the rocks. Or the change of tide. Majority of those being the ones that don't listen.
Lifeguards don't mind if you swim outside the flags, especially with a large amount of people. That'd be stupid to think they could all fit. But they tend to leave the larger groups away from rips alone, because they're not in danger, and those people tend to be a bit smarter about the rips.
7:05 I just love how he says it🤣 "As a result of this we put kill switches in the buggy, and... *You ain' gonna fine em."*
Just imagine being a little kid splashing around in relatively shallow water in a foreign country when some huge local dude in swim trunks comes up to you waving his arms, shouting in a language you don't know, and just scoops you up and yeets you back to shore. Omg, Chappo 😂
(To be clear, I totally understand the necessity of keeping them safe, but that one kid probably thought he was being kidnapped!)
The "ADULT" swedish trio: "We don't have oceans like these"
Lifeguard: Guides them and explained to them the area so they would be safe
Also them: Proceeds to the most dangerous parts of the beach. "We know that people die here but Calling us idiots is a little too far"
Well I think they were just like omg our bf is taking us swimming yaaay..... why are we drowning like omg
He might have been fibbing just to get outta the way of trouble but he said he drifted down which is 100% possible to accidentally happen, he could’ve been more careful
😂😂
They were Dutch im sure
@ARC Commander CT-420 kinda embarrassing 😂
Who’s going to talk about the fact that Harrison was running next to the buggy at 100 miles per hour?
Fastest man alive. Can’t even compare him to usain bolt
And he wasn’t even at full speed. You see that? That was a Sunday stroll.
@@jamesbowie1074 yea i fucking doubt that
@TheWitherling alr
@@pradapimpcess nothing slower than ur brain
imagine H chasing after the people who stole the buggy😬it’s game over for them😂
Watching Bondi Rescue makes me so glad I live in WA where we have endless uncrowded beaches. The amount of people in the water at Bondi is a nightmare to me. Well done to the lifeguards for having to deal with it.
"all of a sudden they just tear down the beach at 100 mph"
6:00 Lifeguard running 100mph at 5% power.
GOTTE GO FAST xd
As an American this blew my head away!
They better never go to the US! That would have got them all shot and killed. By a lifeguard !?!?!
Didn’t he say 100 km/h not 100mph
I would’ve called the cops tbh. This is like stealing an ambulance idc if these people are drunk or “having a good time”. Them being literally stupid could be the reason why someone dies
Maximum overdrive
“i wouldn’t call myself an idiot” well you don’t have to bc everyone else would
When she said that I yelled “I WOULD”. How are people so dumb 🙄
@@SophiaMMP me!
@@SophiaMMP honestly though!🙄😒
And they were like “ in Sweden we don’t have ocean like this”. That’s why you should’ve listened to the lifeguard
hahahahahaha
H is the man. I would've been angry too
its a shame bc they're supposed to "act professional" when most of the time theyre saving arrogant people 🙄🙄
@@yochlogromit exactly
When I was in primary school we used to have we'd get a day with the lifeguards every year teaching us about rips and stuff. Can't believe that some people are so clueless and they should totally do this at more schools.
I could NEVER be a lifeguard. I’d let them drown to teach them a lesson smh
this is such a mood lmaoooo
What a stupid comment.
@@Brian1952ful how lmao it’s obviously a fucking joke
@@jaysleepy339 yall need to learn what a joke is wtf is a joke whenever someone types something stupid yall defend with its just a joke and shit lol
@@ken-sl4te Bro. It is just a joke. Unless he went out into the real world and let that happen or was in a position to. But it's a comment on YT. It's a joke. Lighten up.
Lifeguards need way more credit, I mean people hardly listen to them. They just want to help..
When they start prioritizing who to save based on who listen to the warnings and still find themselves in difficulties, I'm sure there will be a lot less people who don't listen. Literally and figuratively
I can't believe they stole the lifeguard buggy and equipment, my heart sank. Just go party at home, geez.
Girl: I went in the water where he said people die at, but I’m not an idiot
Me: YES U ARE!!!!
Time stamp?
As a lifeguard when kids don’t listen it’s a pain in the butt but when the parents act like some Karen’s and saying they know more about the beach then we do that just gets me.
I think Karen’s are just looking 4 some 1 2 sue
Karens* than* but yess exactly! Sorry about those!
I’ve been a public pool lifeguard but I feel this. I did it when I was in high school and my first year of college. I don’t know if the kids were worse or the parents,
“You can’t tell me to go to the shore!”
“I CAN tell you to go to the shore!!!” XD
That must be such a stressful job. Don't think I'd have the patience to deal with some of these people.
Literally the drunk people in the buggy where so disrespectful
Right? I can’t believe how those lifeguards can smile and laugh it off I would’ve yanked those people out of there and kicked them off the beach
I know like come on
More than “disrespectful” one distracting drunk or “chill” person can lead to more deaths than you can count on your fingers
Those two girls were just unbelievable. I don't think I would be able to control myself. I'd probably slap the taste out of their mouths... AND I HAVE NEVER USED VIOLENCE IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. Its just that someone could have been in serious danger because of them
As opposed to... What? Metaphorically? Jfc...
I used to train lifeguards. The people I certified were those who had good heads on their shoulders and leadership skills. I've actually failed people who were superior swimmers but lacked any sense of responsibility.
I will take a responsible person with decent swimming skills over a highly trained competitive swimmer who lacks responsibility anytime.
THIS
Lies you have always worked at McDonald's
Man, these guys have a tough job. I can't imagine pulling in 30 to 40 people AN HOUR like that. With still thousands more in the water to watch. That water is dangerous, respect the life guards. They risk their lives to save yours. Also, you tell 'em H-man 👏
They make 30 an hour Australian
Which is 20 an hour u.s
Hats off to all the Bondi Beach Lifeguards! RESPECT!!
Title : "What happens when people DON'T LISTEN to lifeguards?"
Me: Death
"mate u can't swim here"
guy: "SO?"
stfu roblox kid, ur opinion doesnt mean anything except shit
@@riftey98 Chilee that so sad that you had to come at someone for making a joke 🤠🌚
@@riftey98 uhm wdym
omg tysm for so many likes!
@@riftey98 ikr! But I can watch what ever I want to watch
“As a result of this we’ve actually put kill switches in the buggies, and you ain’t gonna find them” he seemed so happy about that lol
“You can’t fix stupid. There’s not a pill you can take or a class to go to, stupid is for life” lol
"They started going down the beach at 100 mile an hour"
*literally running after them and keeping up*
He does not understand imperial units. Or that's the fastest man alive.
He can easily run that fast. Even faster probably, 100miles per hour is nothing compared to his sprinting pace.
@@minecraft8587 are u dumb are stupid
Ktm crush you're not serious are you?
@@ktmcrush2290 should be asking that about yourself lol
@@minecraft8587 TRUE
I love H-Man!!! He was calm and didn't really lose his temper by calling someone an idiot. There are several other words that could have been used. Being called an idiot is better than being carried by six. God Bless you all for protecting the beach!!!!
I got swept out in a rip tide one day as a teenager at a beach that wasn’t guarded. Even though I was a part-time pool lifeguard and a strong swimmer, swimming out of the rip and back to the shore zapped almost all my energy. I owe my life to being a strong swimmer, but even as a strong swimmer, rips are no joke. I now only swim at guarded beaches and I’ve learned how to identify rip currents and avoid them.
Imagine being rude to a guy that's there to save lives...
I personally can't, because I'm not an idiot
I don’t get how people open their eyes underwater in the sea
G G exactly
That salty water😬my eyes can’t manage
Do it for five seconds
If it hasn't rained for a while on a hot day it's salty as. But on a fresh day with rain it's pretty easy
@Ahmed Kassim just something to get use to, I personally think the chlorine in a pool is worse than salt water. Either way just was your eyes with clean water when you get out
Guy: "we must have drifted down a bit..."
Of course you did, that's why the sign said 'Dangerous Currents.'
It would also be smart to memorize the phrase: get out of the water/or get away from this area/no/and stop; In Japanese and Korean. JUST in case
I never knew I would be addicted to watching Australian lifeguards save tons of people
Imagine being that teacher and not being on 100% alert the whole time 10 YO.s were in the water
The dislikes are from the people who got yelled at
🤣🤣🤣 true
Lol soooo true
Facts btw how do you say your name?
Good one
They're holding their phones upsidown
The lifeguards were scowling at people because they cared for their lives but some of them were just downright and careless which entice the lifeguards to be angry at them
Bondi Rescue: "They just tear down the beach 100 mile an hour"
Also Bondi Rescue: Jogging right next to the buggy
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 so funny how everything is over exaggerated
Nah hes just an ultimate chad and can jog at that speed
😂😂😂😂
We're Aussies, we use miles per hour when exaggerating and kilometers per hour when we're not
Everyone in this episiode is super disrespectful to the lifeguards who litrelly risk their lives for people who need help. And people give absolute No respect for them, Like... Jeez
*tries to drown*
“I wouldn’t call myself an idiot” -an idiot
Lmao
I love Maxi. My favorite lifeguard. Watched him grow up on the show.
5:27 I swear some of these people have the same brain span of a pigeon
Nah, that’s offensive to pigeons..
What have you got against pigeons? They're genius compared to these idiots
Pigeons always get back home.These idiots cant make it back to the beach.
They were drunkies
She said she wouldn't call herself an idiot. Girl don't worry, I will 🤣
Biggest respect to the lifeguards for all the hard work they do ❤️ honestly they have biggest patience. Especially the guy who was going after the buggy.. he knew exactly how to treat the annoying drunks. Being friendly even though inside he was pissed off and I would be too.
Mad respect to them, even though they train for years there is still a risk aspect that could end up with them dying
I've been in many rescue situations, mostly Vacs and land incidents. These guys should be national heroes just over how composed they are at repeatedly having to advise and rescue the same idiots. Well done. 👍
I love Bondi I have never been there because I’m in America but I love watching this because it teaches me what to not do and to do at the beach and I respect these people so much I wish I could come to Bondi and just say hi. Ok bye! From Katie
Should look up Piha Rescue. Not as many people, but a much more dangerous beach. Few deaths happened during the show runtime too.
This was actually informational. My own confidence in my swimming can lead others into dangerous conditions.
“Flying down the beach at a 100 miles per hour” he says as they show clips of him jogging next to the buggy
Yeah and he reckons there's up to 40,000 people at the beach to. What a load of bullshit ahaha
he is australian , they have evolved to run really fast to escape wild prehistoric annimals
It’s called hyperbole…
Thats weird australia uses km/h
@@portelli9 please try being a lifeguard under all this stress. They are saving lives and you’re calling him bullshit.
I loooveee Harries' cheeky smile about the kill switch in the buggies. Smart, smart move
"oh we need to tell our teacher" "SONGSANGNIM!!!" in their defence they did tell the teacher but he didn't tell all the kiddos so......
lifeguards aren’t just there for their own fun. Fun is an additional thing that comes and goes. So listen to them since they’re literally there to keep u safe. Stay safe yall ☺️❤️
if i was harries when the girls stole the buggy, i wouldve screamed at them and probably slapped them. props to harries for handling it so well
And thats called assault and you would lose your job and probably be pressed charges 😊
I love Chappo! He's brilliant, and firm, but level headed
How you lifeguards do it is beyond me. You have sooooo many people there and it would be easy not to see someone in trouble. You guys deserve 🥇🏅
Just listen to the life guards so you don’t get in trouble
Me seeing big crowds during a pandemic: “Wait a minute...”
Me realizing it’s must have been recorded a long time ago: “Nevermind.”
@nieooj gotoy not really it wouldn’t work like that. The only thing that could get the people out of the water is the Shark Siren, but some will still stay in the water.
These sorts of images will be in history books one day and people will never believe we were allowed to gather and enjoy life freely, or that there were so many people on the planet.
The lifeguard, H, is the hero in all of this. He’s the only one that actually told idiots to stop being idiots in a way they could understand. You really shouldn’t encourage bad behavior and hubris by apologizing for another lifeguard. United front. Unless he actually does something wrong, have his back. Those girls in the ATV should have immediately been arrested. They did drink and drive. They stole the thing. That’s just encouraging them.
9:01: that man hug was so cute :3
Loving the H-man, he's just calling it as he sees it!... Thankyou guys and keep up the amazing work xx
Never seen someone losing his cool this calmly
Gotta respect lifeguards for putting up with the stupidity of the masses
Where the one when Corey oliver shouts at the kids about the missing phone😂
this channel should have a world record for having an addictive channel
Seeing large groups of people together like this now makes me cringe. My idea of what a good time looks like has changed. Covid Life.
That’s what they want to happen
I would have had the same reaction 2 years ago. That’s a ridiculous amount of people.
I havent changed 1 bit ,every weekend I'm in a packed bar hugging people and sharing drinks and smokes ,I closed it down fri night
Pussy
💯
I will always listen to lifeguards and appreciate what the lifeguards do to keep us safe and sound
I’m so thankful for life savers like these people. Thank you so much❤️
We're you 1 on the people being resuced in the video?
@@dripsters3787 they were just thankful for these people putting their lives at rick to help others
These lifeguards are saints. Great attitude. Friendly. Polite. Love aussies
Imagine how safe people would be if they just followed rules
I could never do their job, my patience would run mad thin hahahaha I’d be throwin hands especially on a 40 degree day. Props to the boys
H's eyes are so amazing! They are so blue! Love his eyes!
At a beach and she goes “he told us ppl die here” no shit why do you think the life guards are there
The Korean group cracks me up.
One summer I worked at a summer camp (we went on field trips all over the area), and one week my group was 80% Korean exchange students.
The language barrier got annoying but man were they hilarious.
I love how Australians are so patient, Welsh people would be SCREAMING at them 😂
The life guards don’t give. They will yell to get em out