Listening to your perspective was super interesting and I appreciate your kind words! I actually watched some of your videos, while on my way to do the open water dives😅 Let’s plan a second gopro expedition together this summer!
We appreciate you stopping by and watching the reaction. I think we can definitely take a stab at finding that GoPro in the summer and hopefully we can get lucky and recover all that footage!
I lost my xbox down there, let me come with y’all. I’m getting certified tonight gonna break your record for fastest certification 😂😂❤ dope video man glad you got your certification.
@Dive Talk @TannerBraungardt Summer is officially over for 2023, but there's still time! We're not into October yet. 😂Either way, cool video. Loved the campfire dive at night. Would love to see y'all actually locate it after all these yrs.
@@DIVETALK Please please do this trip, it's such a good feeling when you use these skills to help people and the story is a great one. would be a great video.
I'm involved in a wildly different yet also very niche hobby and I always try to help people who are new to it, Even if what they want to do or their questions might seem silly to a more experienced person. Kindness is essential to keeping communities alive.
You guys really should connect with him and go and try to find the GoPro. That would make a great video for this channel. I've gone diving in local ponds trying to find lost items for people and it is a lot of fun but visibility usually sucks.
He's eager and willing to learn. I'd dive with the kid any time. I would be totally down to hit the spot and get into some search patterns to find the go pro. Let's go!
Big up for Neil. There is always someone who advances the sport, brings up newcomers and heartens everyone. Shout out to all of the Neils out there, even when people don't publicly acknowledge it, your selfless actions are always remembered and live in the hearts of the people you touch!
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I think that diver who refused saying its too dangerous probably took into consideration that his dive buddy will be so inexperienced.
Kids driven but tempered with common sense to know limits. He's going to end up a really good diver. I don't doubt that other diver works with him to improve skills and training.
2:17 That short story from him about his beautiful, caring, loving mom and that picture popped up.... Tears immediately started to swell up in my eyes... She deserves it! what a mother and son.
I’m disappointed for him not finding his Go-Pro…but he didn’t give up & had a 7 yr journey to give it his best shot. Gotta love a young fella who’s persistant
Great video! - The bigger a persons channel gets, the more responsibility comes with it. He has done very well and takes it seriously. He even decided to find a dive buddy for his first dive in the lake. That was wonderful. Great role model.
"You can get certified as a brand new diver in a drysuit" - Yeah. I am a Norwegian diver, and I technically don't have the dry suit skills, as I took my PADI OW in a drysuit. So...yeah :D
Love seeing industrious young men like this he's doing great. When younger folks see the process of getting certified like this it really helps motivate others.
Gus and woody are the perfect yin and yang team! My favorite channel! Woody shows the more optimistic side of these situations and gus is more pessimistic so we get to see from all vantage points.
The final dive for my PADI licence is still one of my favourite experiences. It was almost the same as my first solo in an aircraft. While it was the longest of my training dives it passed by so much quicker than the others.
Cool and energetic kid! It's people like that is the reason why I'm going for my instructor status. Their face expression is priceless when you expose them to a whole new world! Pre COVID I gave my wife and son dive training for Christmas and after they finished the online class, they had to do half of a day or until the instructor was comfortable of hands on classroom, second half of the day or again until the instructor was comfortable of doing their skills in a pool, and one day in open water.
Great video, refreshing to see someone approach a new skill in a thought out and non egotistical way. I have never been scuba diving before, but I imagine it’s a humbling experience. I wish he could have found the go pro! Enjoyed the commentary as always
Yep, call the guy and set up a time for you all to go search. I think with the 2 of you setting up a search, there's a stellar chance of success.... plus a successful video.
4:00 I just got open water certified and it took me two days and each were long days like Woody said. Prob not exactly proper procedure but I managed it because I knocked out the skills very quickly.
Nice video. Fun and relaxing. They used a similar technique to search around, that we do to find wrecks here. We usually tie to an anchor chain at the bottom and do a circular search pattern. Visibility is often low here. Cool to an experienced diver helping out a newcomer to the sport.
Took me 4 weeks to get coarse work and pre open water dives complete on PADI prior to my exam weekend. I wasn't allowed to do it any faster. His time scales was crazy fast.
hey just wanted to pop in to say i've been watching a lot of your videos over the past few months and it's really wanted to make me get back into diving. i did a handful of cool dives when i was much younger but life got in the way and i'm pretty land locked now. you're both so articulate and passionate about the sport it can't not inspire something. maybe i'll have to find a local dive shop.
I love the over all positivity in this vid. He seems like a good kid and he's humble. He's not pushing it except for the mangling through Open Water in a couple of days.
Lol in uk army they don't that's where I learned to dive we had a navy instructor he he was really harsh we were all terrified of him he could reduce a man too tears I was the only one left in the end he always called me private Benjamin 🙄
I'm really impressed that he wanted to learn how to dive first... And then the fact that he wouldn't dive by himself!! As a reward i think you and woody should go find it for him... Take him with you if he wants to go. Why should you guys do that for him?? Because you are the greatest!!! I'm not a scuba diver but i just absolutely love you guys...
4:36 I got my open water cert (PADI )in February and did all my confined water dives in one day. While I was researching which dive shop to go with it seemed all of them here on the Gold Coast have one pool day and 2 open water days
In Norway, all new divers are drysuit certified because of the low temperatures, even in summer. To my knowledge, I don't think you can take a course without drysuit certification.
I wear Hollis semi-dry suit. (Not straight dry suit) but I add shark skin chill proof layer on first then put semi-dry.. works awesome in 40’s degrees in RI waters in winter. I stayed under for 1 hour. The only problem is my hands and feet getting cold first after 30 minutes. So it only way I can afford. Drysuit are super expensive for me, but I am very happy what I have for cold water dive here.
The decision making aspect of this is strikingly similar to aviation where what's known as "get thereitis" has killed many pilots who get so focused on getting to their destination they didn't just do the prudent thing and get a hotel for the night instead of flying in marginal weather or when tired, sick, it got dark, something broke on the plane, ect. At his age to be mature enough and frankly emotionally strong enough to resist the plan continuation bias and self pressure to find the gopro and instead decide to not get back in when he wasn't feeling right and then also encourage the other guy to stop when he could tell he was at his limit too a was one of the most impressive things I have ever seen tbh.
I just took the pool dives for my open water, we did the swim test, and the underwater skills in one days... got in the pool roughly 2pm and was done at 4... it was through SDI , going for the check out dives this Saturday and Sunday
Those power plant cooling tubes at electric Beach are pretty cool. Life gathers around the hot water. But he could've just learned to freedive to get the camera. Lol. But it took me a year to get to 65 feet. Now I can freedive down to 140 feet. Fun.
When I lived on a sailboat there were divers who would go down and get things people had dropped off the dock like keys or their wallet. I always thought that would be such a cool side hustle
I did my OW in 1 night and 3 days. I showed up at the DC and the guy asked me if I had finished the theoretical portion and I had no idea what he was talking about. Apparently there was a breakdown in communication and they were supposed to have sent me the book but hadn’t. That night we watched some videos and studied. Next morning after a quiz they took us out for some dives in confined waters. Did the same for two more days and at the end of the 3rd day I got my cert.
Regarding the one day confined dives things, I did a PADI course and while I did the theory by myself online, I did have the option, along with my dive buddy, of doing the pool skills in one day. We ended up discussing it together and doing it over 2 days instead, especially as we weren’t in a massive hurry due to it being a major public holiday. I do love how excited he was though as a new diver. I just hope that he now finds the GoPro, just to add to the happy factor.
Coming up too fast and having chest pain... I would think indicates the bends. With no decompression chamber around, and for immediate relief, I would think the best thing to do would be to go back down and slowly come back up following your decompression stops. Obviously it would have been best if they had a buoy with a shot line. If off course he held his breath and didn't breath out properly as he ascended, that could be something else. We were taught, if you have poor visibility or no reference, you ascend no faster than the smallest bubbles.
wow, very cool. i really love that he took all the challenges. and it all looks quite safe. awesome. ... the turtles et all got me too! what a fascinating world.
Oh Woody...there is a kansas city kansas too. It sprawls over the state line. I know we're boring, but we do exist. I wonder if he was at Milford reservoir?
When I did my confined water it was a small class me and two other guys, all of us were really serious about our studies before the class so we k ocked out almost all the skills on day one, day to was basically just practicing being in trim.
off the top of my head at places where they do cliff diving in the colder months the cliffs can be prone to erosion and rocks falling in the lakes so that may be one reason the one guy said it was to dangerous
To not end up on DT would be the goal. However, to end up on DT and have both guys thumbs up and Woody say.. Hey, I like this guy would be like winning the Reaction show lotto!!
I was dubious about this guy too at the beginning but his experiences do sound very genuine. Brings back memories of learning in South West Rocks Australia - awesome place to learn. Check out Fish Rock Cave. 😃
Love the content atm and being regular ! Its great seeing you guys, just like hanging out with friends having a good old chat this channel deserves a lot more
I kind of want to learn how to dive and then dive under ice to search for disc golf discs in the winter. The idea would be the better water clarity in the winter.
I love that woody goes in replay of is that a PADI thing. No its all the same. I am a instructor that certs through PADI and i hear so often ohh SSI is better or whatever agency. My replay is always the same. Its not about the agency its about the shop and the instructor. Dont sign up for courses until you have meet your instructor and had aconversation about the course. have a great day
If you guys go there and find it, you should see about getting that nice gentleman who helped them on the dive too. Could be a fun experience for all. Awesome video as alwasy guys
Re: getting certified like he did, hubs & I got certified including OW over Labor Day weekend in 2005. DVD @ home, then classroom Thursday night, test & Pool on Friday night, then OW in a quarry on Sat & Sunday.
I find it so hard when you talk about killing lion fish. It’s still a living creature! I understand it’s it’s ruining the reef where you live. I did a lot of diving in Egypt and we used to get excited about seeing them and taking photos. Lionfish were also prized when I had a marine aquarium. This takes a bit to get my head round. That video where you’re stacking all the lionfish in a tube makes me want to vomit😂 Anyone else have this lionfish conundrum?!
I recently spent 3 weeks in Hawaii and while I didn't dive (I'm not certified) I did get to go on a submarine scooter and fed some surgeonfish (tangs) and mackerel. It was definitely the highlight of the trip.
I definitely would love to watch the video of you guys going and finding that dude's GoPro that would be really interesting and the fun little adventure
Great fun video, this young man is on his game. I dive in cecontes in the Yucatan and find everything under the sun including Gopros. I do think think that would make for an epic video.
They looked like toaster strudels, they are delicious, it's like a pop tart, but it has a flaky crust, and then you put the icing on it yourself, after they pop up from toaster..I believe they're a lil healthier..My mom would buy these instead of pop tarts thinking they were a lil healthier..I just bought them as an adult two weeks ago, and they didn't disappoint..lol
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Listening to your perspective was super interesting and I appreciate your kind words! I actually watched some of your videos, while on my way to do the open water dives😅 Let’s plan a second gopro expedition together this summer!
We appreciate you stopping by and watching the reaction. I think we can definitely take a stab at finding that GoPro in the summer and hopefully we can get lucky and recover all that footage!
I lost my xbox down there, let me come with y’all. I’m getting certified tonight gonna break your record for fastest certification 😂😂❤ dope video man glad you got your certification.
@Dive Talk @TannerBraungardt Summer is officially over for 2023, but there's still time! We're not into October yet. 😂Either way, cool video. Loved the campfire dive at night. Would love to see y'all actually locate it after all these yrs.
@@DIVETALK Please please do this trip, it's such a good feeling when you use these skills to help people and the story is a great one. would be a great video.
Big shout out to the friendly dude in the dry suit who took the time to help also, an great effort with the youth.
that was really cool of him
I'm involved in a wildly different yet also very niche hobby and I always try to help people who are new to it, Even if what they want to do or their questions might seem silly to a more experienced person. Kindness is essential to keeping communities alive.
You guys really should connect with him and go and try to find the GoPro. That would make a great video for this channel. I've gone diving in local ponds trying to find lost items for people and it is a lot of fun but visibility usually sucks.
He's eager and willing to learn. I'd dive with the kid any time. I would be totally down to hit the spot and get into some search patterns to find the go pro. Let's go!
Big up for Neil. There is always someone who advances the sport, brings up newcomers and heartens everyone. Shout out to all of the Neils out there, even when people don't publicly acknowledge it, your selfless actions are always remembered and live in the hearts of the people you touch!
I think that diver who refused saying its too dangerous probably took into consideration that his dive buddy will be so inexperienced.
Love this kids enthusiasm and determination! I’ll bet that he will be drysuit certified in no time. Great dive video!
Kids driven but tempered with common sense to know limits. He's going to end up a really good diver. I don't doubt that other diver works with him to improve skills and training.
2:17 That short story from him about his beautiful, caring, loving mom and that picture popped up.... Tears immediately started to swell up in my eyes... She deserves it! what a mother and son.
That was a fun video! He definetely captured and shared the thrill of a new diver! And that is awesome! I do think you should go get that GoPro!!
I’m disappointed for him not finding his Go-Pro…but he didn’t give up & had a 7 yr journey to give it his best shot.
Gotta love a young fella who’s persistant
Great video! - The bigger a persons channel gets, the more responsibility comes with it. He has done very well and takes it seriously. He even decided to find a dive buddy for his first dive in the lake. That was wonderful. Great role model.
"You can get certified as a brand new diver in a drysuit" - Yeah. I am a Norwegian diver, and I technically don't have the dry suit skills, as I took my PADI OW in a drysuit. So...yeah :D
That was really refreshing to see. Seems like a really good guy, both guys actually. This made me wanting to get certified even more !
Mantas actually come there because the lights attract what they eat. It’s an incredible dive!
Love seeing industrious young men like this he's doing great. When younger folks see the process of getting certified like this it really helps motivate others.
Gus and woody are the perfect yin and yang team! My favorite channel! Woody shows the more optimistic side of these situations and gus is more pessimistic so we get to see from all vantage points.
The final dive for my PADI licence is still one of my favourite experiences. It was almost the same as my first solo in an aircraft.
While it was the longest of my training dives it passed by so much quicker than the others.
Cool and energetic kid! It's people like that is the reason why I'm going for my instructor status. Their face expression is priceless when you expose them to a whole new world! Pre COVID I gave my wife and son dive training for Christmas and after they finished the online class, they had to do half of a day or until the instructor was comfortable of hands on classroom, second half of the day or again until the instructor was comfortable of doing their skills in a pool, and one day in open water.
Great video, refreshing to see someone approach a new skill in a thought out and non egotistical way. I have never been scuba diving before, but I imagine it’s a humbling experience. I wish he could have found the go pro! Enjoyed the commentary as always
He's at Table Rock Lake, which is in southwest Missouri. It's near Branson (another city for your list).
Oh, how cool! I love seeing Missouri stuff as I'm in a small town in the upper middle east of the state.
he seems like a good humble level headed young guy.
Kansas City is in Kansas and Missouri
Totally want to see you guys go find this go pro!!! Omg Kansas lakes need to give something back for once!
Yep, call the guy and set up a time for you all to go search. I think with the 2 of you setting up a search, there's a stellar chance of success.... plus a successful video.
4:00 I just got open water certified and it took me two days and each were long days like Woody said. Prob not exactly proper procedure but I managed it because I knocked out the skills very quickly.
I needed this video drop I've had a crap day a dose of dive talk is just what I needed thanks gus & woody much love from across the pond
Haha your ad placement was so perfect. Right on the jump.
Nice video. Fun and relaxing. They used a similar technique to search around, that we do to find wrecks here. We usually tie to an anchor chain at the bottom and do a circular search pattern. Visibility is often low here. Cool to an experienced diver helping out a newcomer to the sport.
Took me 4 weeks to get coarse work and pre open water dives complete on PADI prior to my exam weekend. I wasn't allowed to do it any faster. His time scales was crazy fast.
hey just wanted to pop in to say i've been watching a lot of your videos over the past few months and it's really wanted to make me get back into diving. i did a handful of cool dives when i was much younger but life got in the way and i'm pretty land locked now. you're both so articulate and passionate about the sport it can't not inspire something. maybe i'll have to find a local dive shop.
I love the over all positivity in this vid. He seems like a good kid and he's humble. He's not pushing it except for the mangling through Open Water in a couple of days.
Gosh I haven’t seen tanner in forever. I remember growing up watching his videos
You guys should react to Army Dive school! I'm in the Army and I've always heard rumors that they literally drown you as part of the training!
Lol in uk army they don't that's where I learned to dive we had a navy instructor he he was really harsh we were all terrified of him he could reduce a man too tears I was the only one left in the end he always called me private Benjamin 🙄
What a nice kid. Love seeing his joy at the marine life. The first time I saw a sea turtle on a dive I got totally choked up.
I'm really impressed that he wanted to learn how to dive first... And then the fact that he wouldn't dive by himself!! As a reward i think you and woody should go find it for him... Take him with you if he wants to go. Why should you guys do that for him?? Because you are the greatest!!! I'm not a scuba diver but i just absolutely love you guys...
4:36 I got my open water cert (PADI )in February and did all my confined water dives in one day. While I was researching which dive shop to go with it seemed all of them here on the Gold Coast have one pool day and 2 open water days
In Norway, all new divers are drysuit certified because of the low temperatures, even in summer. To my knowledge, I don't think you can take a course without drysuit certification.
This was great! It would be a great video to see you two find his GoPro!
fair play to this guy, hes eloquent and funny and didnt realy do anything stupid!
ok, he shot to the surface like a polaris misile
You guys should host a dive with dive talk, I totally would go diving with you gents.
I wear Hollis semi-dry suit. (Not straight dry suit) but I add shark skin chill proof layer on first then put semi-dry.. works awesome in 40’s degrees in RI waters in winter. I stayed under for 1 hour. The only problem is my hands and feet getting cold first after 30 minutes. So it only way I can afford. Drysuit are super expensive for me, but I am very happy what I have for cold water dive here.
The decision making aspect of this is strikingly similar to aviation where what's known as "get thereitis" has killed many pilots who get so focused on getting to their destination they didn't just do the prudent thing and get a hotel for the night instead of flying in marginal weather or when tired, sick, it got dark, something broke on the plane, ect. At his age to be mature enough and frankly emotionally strong enough to resist the plan continuation bias and self pressure to find the gopro and instead decide to not get back in when he wasn't feeling right and then also encourage the other guy to stop when he could tell he was at his limit too a was one of the most impressive things I have ever seen tbh.
I just took the pool dives for my open water, we did the swim test, and the underwater skills in one days... got in the pool roughly 2pm and was done at 4... it was through SDI , going for the check out dives this Saturday and Sunday
There is also a Kansas City Kansas too
You guys should learn where this is and go help him.
What a great TH-camr. He seems great.
Another follower on my list. Brilliant attitude to scuba. 🙌
No question it's down there! Hard part is knowing if it's covered too well in silt or buried under a rock
Those power plant cooling tubes at electric Beach are pretty cool. Life gathers around the hot water. But he could've just learned to freedive to get the camera. Lol. But it took me a year to get to 65 feet. Now I can freedive down to 140 feet. Fun.
When I lived on a sailboat there were divers who would go down and get things people had dropped off the dock like keys or their wallet. I always thought that would be such a cool side hustle
"That's not a backflip, that's a barrel roll" take a break, Woody 🤣
Gus I had no idea you’d be featured in this video 😂😂 13:08 😂😂❤ love you guys keep up the great vids
You do realize fellas, there’s also a Kansas City in Kansas state. 😉
I did my OW in 1 night and 3 days. I showed up at the DC and the guy asked me if I had finished the theoretical portion and I had no idea what he was talking about. Apparently there was a breakdown in communication and they were supposed to have sent me the book but hadn’t. That night we watched some videos and studied. Next morning after a quiz they took us out for some dives in confined waters. Did the same for two more days and at the end of the 3rd day I got my cert.
This is one of the best driving video ever.
Regarding the one day confined dives things, I did a PADI course and while I did the theory by myself online, I did have the option, along with my dive buddy, of doing the pool skills in one day. We ended up discussing it together and doing it over 2 days instead, especially as we weren’t in a massive hurry due to it being a major public holiday.
I do love how excited he was though as a new diver. I just hope that he now finds the GoPro, just to add to the happy factor.
Great and honest video of someone who took the time to learn and was very humble about it.
Coming up too fast and having chest pain... I would think indicates the bends. With no decompression chamber around, and for immediate relief, I would think the best thing to do would be to go back down and slowly come back up following your decompression stops. Obviously it would have been best if they had a buoy with a shot line. If off course he held his breath and didn't breath out properly as he ascended, that could be something else. We were taught, if you have poor visibility or no reference, you ascend no faster than the smallest bubbles.
Man I wish I had that kind of money at that age!!! So very cool that he has these opportunities though!!!
I got my PADI in kansas city at the Dive Shop. I do my advance in May. Can't wait!
Oh bless him, he didn't find it, lovely young fella. I enjoyed this one 🥰
wow, very cool. i really love that he took all the challenges. and it all looks quite safe. awesome. ... the turtles et all got me too! what a fascinating world.
So awesome...instead of just buying stuff on Amazon and going for it...he put in the work to do it right
That water in the first dive is gorgeous. Reminds me of Thailand bays I used to dive
Oh Woody...there is a kansas city kansas too. It sprawls over the state line. I know we're boring, but we do exist.
I wonder if he was at Milford reservoir?
My fiancé and I are going to Greece to get here certified this summer. I finally get a dive buddy. Can't wait!
My buddy got certified so he can look for old bottles haha
That would be a really fun video!!! I hope you connect with him!!!
Love yall's channel. starting diving because of it!
Woody, Kansas City is in both Kansas and Missouri.
Much like Texarkana is in both Texas and Arkansas.
the adventure was worth more than the lost GoPro
When I did my confined water it was a small class me and two other guys, all of us were really serious about our studies before the class so we k ocked out almost all the skills on day one, day to was basically just practicing being in trim.
off the top of my head at places where they do cliff diving in the colder months the cliffs can be prone to erosion and rocks falling in the lakes so that may be one reason the one guy said it was to dangerous
I would have been all over that. Then again, I'm a Canadian diver that loves search and rescue. I hope this kid moves into making dive videos.
To not end up on DT would be the goal. However, to end up on DT and have both guys thumbs up and Woody say.. Hey, I like this guy would be like winning the Reaction show lotto!!
there are 2 cities called Kansas City one in Kansas and one in Missouri. State line street splits them on the guess state line.
I was dubious about this guy too at the beginning but his experiences do sound very genuine. Brings back memories of learning in South West Rocks Australia - awesome place to learn. Check out Fish Rock Cave. 😃
What a great happy video. I love seeing people working together and divers being smart. I'd love to see y'all dive together to look for this go-pro!
Ya it was Kona, I lived and worked in Kona harbor for a long time.
Man I would love to watch a video of you two going there and looking for that gopro!
Love the content atm and being regular ! Its great seeing you guys, just like hanging out with friends having a good old chat this channel deserves a lot more
I kind of want to learn how to dive and then dive under ice to search for disc golf discs in the winter. The idea would be the better water clarity in the winter.
I love that woody goes in replay of is that a PADI thing. No its all the same. I am a instructor that certs through PADI and i hear so often ohh SSI is better or whatever agency. My replay is always the same. Its not about the agency its about the shop and the instructor. Dont sign up for courses until you have meet your instructor and had aconversation about the course.
have a great day
Table rock lake. Right next to where you dived at roaring river.
If you guys go there and find it, you should see about getting that nice gentleman who helped them on the dive too. Could be a fun experience for all. Awesome video as alwasy guys
So cool! If Dive Talk finds GoPro so cool! Safety
Medical professional here: i agree with woody probably not an air embolism. I agree with the other diver, he is probably cold af.
You guys could make it a combo trip. Find a gopro and learn 3 Kansas town names. Kill two birds with one stone!
Have a great weekend.
Re: getting certified like he did, hubs & I got certified including OW over Labor Day weekend in 2005. DVD @ home, then classroom Thursday night, test & Pool on Friday night, then OW in a quarry on Sat & Sunday.
I would like to point out that, while there is a Kansas City in Missouri, there is one in Kansas too-it’s about thirty minutes away.
Those jumps were impressive.
You guys need to come and let me take you hunting Civil War artillery in the water. The ultimate scavenger hunt
@S. M. Mostly the south
I find it so hard when you talk about killing lion fish. It’s still a living creature! I understand it’s it’s ruining the reef where you live. I did a lot of diving in Egypt and we used to get excited about seeing them and taking photos. Lionfish were also prized when I had a marine aquarium. This takes a bit to get my head round. That video where you’re stacking all the lionfish in a tube makes me want to vomit😂 Anyone else have this lionfish conundrum?!
I recently spent 3 weeks in Hawaii and while I didn't dive (I'm not certified) I did get to go on a submarine scooter and fed some surgeonfish (tangs) and mackerel. It was definitely the highlight of the trip.
You must react to this insane diving video, i can hardly believe what i just saw. "Giant sea serpent - meet the myth - go wild"
Id love to see a video of you guys trying to find that go pro
I definitely would love to watch the video of you guys going and finding that dude's GoPro that would be really interesting and the fun little adventure
Great fun video, this young man is on his game. I dive in cecontes in the Yucatan and find everything under the sun including Gopros. I do think think that would make for an epic video.
They looked like toaster strudels, they are delicious, it's like a pop tart, but it has a flaky crust, and then you put the icing on it yourself, after they pop up from toaster..I believe they're a lil healthier..My mom would buy these instead of pop tarts thinking they were a lil healthier..I just bought them as an adult two weeks ago, and they didn't disappoint..lol
@ 1:51 No bro, trust me, you didn't have any kind of a teenage tough guy persona. Just take my word on this one 😆
Tanner has some good story telling abilities; great share ❤ 19:32