We want to make sure that everyone has a fun time at the beach, but safety always comes first. So please, listen to our warnings and swim between the flags. Let's make sure we all have a great day at the beach!
@The Dread Pirate Fisherman yes those devices that are always great around salt water hand signals and learning words from common languages is much much better
this is what I deal with almost every day as a pool lifeguard and like we get it, it's a nice day to go to the beach or pool BUT there are dangerous things in the sea like sharks, killer whales, jellyfish etc. and as for swimming pools, sure it's safer than beaches BUT you can still drown especially when your feet can't touch the ground
I don’t know if it is the same in Australia , but in America, stealing life guard vehicles is the same charges as stealing a police car or fire truck. They should have been arrested.
And cops patrolling beaches it wouldn’t of happened. This whole video and I am like where are the cops! Our lifeguards are kids and get cops involved from crazies. Also you could be arrested for drinking on non private beaches. And private non state ones still no glass.
@@rachellefebres4183 here at bondi, the lifeguards working here are fully trained adults and if there ever was a problem that the boys couldn't handle, the police are right across the beach and a phone call away to help deal with the problems.
This is why no one wants to be a teacher, a retail worker, a police officer anymore. I’m glad he was able to talk to him like needed they to be talked to.
@@darkwetntight910 The majority of children's social interactions are online. In fairness, that does not negate your point, as the parents are the ones who enable that.
The lady that kept drowning herself on 3 separate occasions thats insane. She needs to be placed in a mental hospital or something cuz why tf would she do that 😅😭😭
@@evildan524 you have no understanding of that disorder. also diagnosing people on the internet who you dont even know is never a good idea. please do more research
@@nyct0phile what makes you think I'm unfamiliar with that disorder ? I'm also not diagnosing anyone, this person could suffer from any number of different personality disorders or circumstances. The poster asked why someone tried to drown themselves 3 times and I am suggested that repeated impulsive, risk-taking behaviour and attempted self harm are symptoms of Borderline personality disorder. Do you disagree with this ?
I never thought of the perspective of: being a good swimmer means you should lead by example. I always just thought to take responsibility of myself when at the beach. In the future I’ll try to keep in mind that other people might follow my example without having the same capacity
That's a lovely attitude Mate but you shouldn't have to be responsible for others stupidity. Once you're an adult you should be making your own decisions based on your own intelligence
Yeah, that's a nice way to get survivors guilt when somebody drowns and you don't go into the water to rescue them because you don't want to drown as well. You're responsible for yourself end of story this kind of thinking is destructive.
Facts you have to be American too lol 😂 Florida lifeguards aren’t going in a ripe current for you. They have flags for a reason. Happened few weeks ago. Police helicopters 🚁 told him to get out and gave him a $500 ticket. Lol while a cop on a four wheeler awaited him. Before hurricanes they can’t stop people but no one is saving you either.
I feel like everytime I come back and watch episodes with H in it, I realise I agree with him more and more. Oh and working in retail for 3 years now, yeah I know excatly how H feels at times. I wish I had Harries endless positivity even when dealing with "difficult customers".
My first rescue/first aid at the world's longest freshwater beach, Wasaga, was for a person that had stepped on glass. Early 80s. First thing in the morning, wrecked their holiday. Later in the week they showed me 20 stitches the local Vet put in the arch of the foot. (He was actually a local, and very retired Dr., but we nicknamed him the Veterinarian.) 1:15
@@jeannerogers7085alcohol as is regardless of container is banned on almost all public beaches in Australia. Not to mention most streets in most cities are alcohol free zones in themselves. You can be booked for having an open can on practically any public street. For now....Victoria is changing that from this November.
@@a-ghost-named-Anna The area wasn't far from a bar. We picked up a fair bit of glass around there. Usually a long weekend involved when the park security guys were busy elsewhere. Bar staff would scour the area too, they didn't get to work until near noon though. Episodes were few but it generally wrecked someone's day.
I swim on the Sunshine Coast at Peregian Beach, Sunshine Beach, Noosa, Granite Bay, and on rare occasions at A-Bay. I take my hat off to the job you all do at Bondi. The sheer number of people per square metre of sand blows my mind!!! Even though we’ve grown up at the beach, we always read the board with the surf conditions, swim between the flags, swim to our ability, and keep an eye on each other… because it’s what you do. The ocean is a fickle beast and not to be underestimated. Thank you for your service, bless you all x
it’s so weird seeing how people are so casual about getting rescued in australia, here in the US when I’ve made rescues people are always so embarrassed about it
I always think the same way. If someone with 'authority' over a certain thing (lifeguards, police, ambulance etc) tells you something you listen to these people and respect what they say. They don't tell you something bc they think it's fun or bc they're smarter, they tell something bc it's important (for you). As a nurse who has been threatened countless times by patients (ofc also respected by a lot) I want to thank all the lifeguards for everything they do
The problem with tourists is they mistakenly and in many cases, tragically believe that smooth water is safer than white water. There should be a video on every flight arriving about safety at the beach.
Problem with many tourists is their countries, traditions, cultures, geography, etc. don't support learning to swim. In the west we often take growing up by the beach, lake, or pool during the summers for granted. I've been to China and you literally can't find a public beach, lake, or pool which is open. Being out in the sun is shunned. Swimming isn't encouraged, and many live in cities.
@@BW022Similar cases in the US, many of them are in landlocked areas (though they can and do have access to pools, rivers and lakes) many just never bother to take swimming lessons, because they "don't like getting wet" 🙄
@@BrightWulph I live on an island and everyone here swims. As I kid, I went to a summer camp on the mainland and was surprised how many kids from the city couldn't swim -- at least not comfortably. We were canoeing on a lake and they wanted to stay close to the shore. I asked why, and it was because they were afraid they couldn't swim to shore. I was shocked and asked why they got into a canoe if they couldn't swim across the lake? (It was about a 1/3 of a mile across). Yes, if you don't know how to swim, you don't know your limits, the dangers, have confidence and the property concerns, etc.
Addicted to notoriety and face time on tv and the internet. For crying outloud how thick are these excuses? It's awful how ignorant they are to the danger and legit job these lifeguards are doing.
Whether you’re sprinting into the water with your float aid (sorry, I don’t know what it’s called) and pulling someone to safety out of the water or just going over and verbalising to people that they’re being idiots, as far as I’m concerned it’s the same thing, you’re saving lives. Being a beach lifeguard must be one of the hardest jobs ever.
Always wondered why the team has so much trouble w/ different languages - the Lifeguards need to get some translators for the major languages they see - and have this programmed into a voice recorder they can play into the microphones to get people's attention. Even something in multiple languages with 'Warning, you are swimming in a dangerous rip current please swim to the side I am pointing to and come closer to shore' - Quick, simple, and do this in the most common languages seen over the years which look to be Chinese, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Indian, Spanish, German, French so they can quickly get people to safety.
They have tried this before they uploaded the messages to be played when tourists log into wifi unfortunately it fell on deaf ears i think in the future they may require the lifeguards to have foreign language certification aswell as the fitness aspect too
I recently saw a video where a Chinese tourist needed rescuing, then shortly after that his friend group went into the water while it was dangerous, and the lifeguard asked the guy to translate for his group. Even then when the guy told them in Chinese, multiple times, they didn't listen. Half an hour later that group, including the guy that they rescued and asked to translate, got into trouble, and part of the group needed saving. Similar with the Korean kids being told by their teacher where they can and can't swim, in Korean. Yet they still go out and do it again. From kids I can sort of understand they don't want to listen and don't see the danger. But there's also plenty of adults that just don't listen. Sometimes it isn't about a language barrier, but simply because of ignorance
Respect for the lifeguards for staying in harmony and being understanding when it comes to the party people. For the party people. You need to be more chill and harmonious and let others work peacefully, some jobs are very important. When the life guards setting up the flags in the morning it’s so people can swim safely. He shouldn’t have to worry about drunks stealing his buggy… Seriously I mean like come on.
H is a true legend will miss his mega phone and and witty nature he was the true spirt of Bondi rescue long live the old man of the see Love you H all the way from Christchurch New Zealand
Wow, these cases were awful. Like reeeeeaaaaally disrespectful ppl sh*ing on the precious lifeguards nerves and TIME! Bless them being this cool headed. Huge respect for the lifeguards!
I used to watch this show alot then I stopped the one day I randomly saw you now I am constantly watching these videos and I keep bragging on to my mates to watch it I've even convinced 1 of them also love you all so much (especially Jesse) it'd be my dream to meet you but unfortunately I don't live In Aussie. god bless you all you deserve it ❤❤
POV: you’ve been watching 2 year old videos , but this time your so early the video isn’t out 😂 Ps: these guys are amazing they r like doctors themselves.
I went to Bondi Beach and I get it to see the tower see the beach and I also saw and I also saw the lifeguards that was the best experience of my life I am I come back to Sydney but I can’t come back until probably like two months or something but I literally love that experience ❤
Rip tides/undercurrents are horribly scary, unless you know how to swim sideways a bit to avoid them and be able to make it back in! The first time I was pulled outwards, I was SO scared.😮
Wow hi bondi it’s me Melanie who wished you the Christmas wishes 4 months ago, it been so so long since I watched you and I’m glad to be back! Love you all your amazing!!
Before becoming a pool lifeguard, I had a misconception that lifeguards only saved people from drowning and that their job was relatively easy. However, after undergoing lifeguard training, I was surprised to learn that there is more to the job than what meets the eye. Some people might argue that the responsibilities of pool lifeguards and beach lifeguards are different, but in reality, both have to ensure the safety of people in and around the water. While lifeguards at the beach must monitor swimmers within the flags and keep them away from the shore, pool lifeguards must ensure that people do not go beyond the shallow end to prevent drowning. Unfortunately, some people tend to ignore the rules and climb over or under the rails or play on the ramps, which can be dangerous. Lifeguards can be compared to the police, as both have to ensure the safety of the public and deal with people who break the rules or engage in risky behaviour. Lifeguards have to deal with their share of rule-breakers, risk-takers, and troublemakers, whether they work at a swimming pool or a beach. Unfortunately, not many people understand the full extent of a lifeguard's job, and I wish more would appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into ensuring the safety of swimmers.
Why is there such a large number of Asian tourists that ignore local rules, social customs, and laws? Is it a cultural thing? A language barrier? Different socialization?
We want to make sure that everyone has a fun time at the beach, but safety always comes first. So please, listen to our warnings and swim between the flags. Let's make sure we all have a great day at the beach!
Can you put the year that the clips were filmed please? Or the date it first aired on tv?
Great job keeping everyone safe.
Y'all are amazingly patient and kind.
@The Dread Pirate Fisherman yes those devices that are always great around salt water hand signals and learning words from common languages is much much better
how about a more clear seperation with a line of buoys so people cant just wander in there? a single sign is hard to miss on a crowded beach
H saying “Do you talk in your sleep mate” and “your best view is your back view” is so satisfying. Such a great bloke
Got the comment to 200 likes
I feel sorry for the lifeguards they work so hard and yet there are nuisances that just love to make peoples lives harder
You’ll see it more and more as Australia Imports Third World detritus
There’s always nuisances that’s just the world we live in
😅😅
What’s crazy is that the friend told them she was deaf aswell.
this is what I deal with almost every day as a pool lifeguard and like we get it, it's a nice day to go to the beach or pool BUT there are dangerous things in the sea like sharks, killer whales, jellyfish etc. and as for swimming pools, sure it's safer than beaches BUT you can still drown especially when your feet can't touch the ground
I don’t know if it is the same in Australia , but in America, stealing life guard vehicles is the same charges as stealing a police car or fire truck. They should have been arrested.
And cops patrolling beaches it wouldn’t of happened. This whole video and I am like where are the cops! Our lifeguards are kids and get cops involved from crazies. Also you could be arrested for drinking on non private beaches. And private non state ones still no glass.
@@rachellefebres4183 here at bondi, the lifeguards working here are fully trained adults and if there ever was a problem that the boys couldn't handle, the police are right across the beach and a phone call away to help deal with the problems.
Aussie cops purely focus on road traffic incidents. Everything else barely matters.
They were drinking to so, dui
@@jnthepassenger347no
I'd have an exceptionally hard time not punching the first guy in the face.
Hence the reason you are not a life saver.
You are not alone.
@@petermcculloch4933a single punch most likely isn’t life threatening
Fr broski would’ve gotten a left right goodnight
Same 😂
I love how H is in almost all of them 😂 top bloke
Bit of a hot head if you ask me. Good thing he was never a cop.
@@izzy031096 Nah. He's got a good head on his shoulders. He's never gone out of line.
@@izzy031096ok izzy
@@CaptainDCap except in this video
@@cwm6203 Far from out of line, still.
Loved it when H said: do you talk in your sleep? I am going to miss this fellow.❤❤❤
he doesn`t work there anymore?
This is why no one wants to be a teacher, a retail worker, a police officer anymore. I’m glad he was able to talk to him like needed they to be talked to.
Which generation raised them?
@@darkwetntight910 depends on the model of iPhone or mobile device they had at the time :| ... oh you meant the parents
@@darkwetntight910 The majority of children's social interactions are online. In fairness, that does not negate your point, as the parents are the ones who enable that.
@@darkwetntight910 social media
@@mars009 lool nice
The lady that kept drowning herself on 3 separate occasions thats insane. She needs to be placed in a mental hospital or something cuz why tf would she do that 😅😭😭
Borderline personality disorder.
Seems like the type to be on TikTok faking multiple personality disorder
@@pissipwhen she was building that character she forgot to equip the swimming perks
@@evildan524 you have no understanding of that disorder. also diagnosing people on the internet who you dont even know is never a good idea. please do more research
@@nyct0phile what makes you think I'm unfamiliar with that disorder ? I'm also not diagnosing anyone, this person could suffer from any number of different personality disorders or circumstances. The poster asked why someone tried to drown themselves 3 times and I am suggested that repeated impulsive, risk-taking behaviour and attempted self harm are symptoms of Borderline personality disorder. Do you disagree with this ?
That first clip, if I acted like that my parents would smack me into next week. Absolutely disgusting behaviour. I hate teenagers like that.
Yeah I seen this at lot with young man and teenagers 😢so sad.
I never thought of the perspective of: being a good swimmer means you should lead by example. I always just thought to take responsibility of myself when at the beach. In the future I’ll try to keep in mind that other people might follow my example without having the same capacity
That's a lovely attitude Mate but you shouldn't have to be responsible for others stupidity. Once you're an adult you should be making your own decisions based on your own intelligence
Yeah, that's a nice way to get survivors guilt when somebody drowns and you don't go into the water to rescue them because you don't want to drown as well.
You're responsible for yourself end of story this kind of thinking is destructive.
Facts you have to be American too lol 😂 Florida lifeguards aren’t going in a ripe current for you. They have flags for a reason. Happened few weeks ago. Police helicopters 🚁 told him to get out and gave him a $500 ticket. Lol while a cop on a four wheeler awaited him. Before hurricanes they can’t stop people but no one is saving you either.
@@pintolerance785no they’d be like I told them so
I feel like everytime I come back and watch episodes with H in it, I realise I agree with him more and more. Oh and working in retail for 3 years now, yeah I know excatly how H feels at times. I wish I had Harries endless positivity even when dealing with "difficult customers".
Same! 4 years in retail and over a decade in hospitality. I am definitely more like H 🤣
"Do you talk in your sleep?" 😂😂😂
H is absolutely relatable. We all want to be Harries, but deep down we're H.
My first rescue/first aid at the world's longest freshwater beach, Wasaga, was for a person that had stepped on glass. Early 80s. First thing in the morning, wrecked their holiday. Later in the week they showed me 20 stitches the local Vet put in the arch of the foot. (He was actually a local, and very retired Dr., but we nicknamed him the Veterinarian.) 1:15
That is why glass containers were banned on CA beaches years ago.
Awesome
@@jeannerogers7085alcohol as is regardless of container is banned on almost all public beaches in Australia.
Not to mention most streets in most cities are alcohol free zones in themselves.
You can be booked for having an open can on practically any public street.
For now....Victoria is changing that from this November.
I can’t believe people are dumb enough to shatter glass on a beach. So disappointing.
@@a-ghost-named-Anna The area wasn't far from a bar. We picked up a fair bit of glass around there. Usually a long weekend involved when the park security guys were busy elsewhere. Bar staff would scour the area too, they didn't get to work until near noon though. Episodes were few but it generally wrecked someone's day.
I swim on the Sunshine Coast at Peregian Beach, Sunshine Beach, Noosa, Granite Bay, and on rare occasions at A-Bay. I take my hat off to the job you all do at Bondi. The sheer number of people per square metre of sand blows my mind!!! Even though we’ve grown up at the beach, we always read the board with the surf conditions, swim between the flags, swim to our ability, and keep an eye on each other… because it’s what you do.
The ocean is a fickle beast and not to be underestimated.
Thank you for your service, bless you all x
it’s so weird seeing how people are so casual about getting rescued in australia, here in the US when I’ve made rescues people are always so embarrassed about it
If 'H' man is in the thumbnail, you know it's going to be a good one!
Too right it would be.
I love it when they have to give them some words 😂
Wow that first guys parents must be so proud of him 🙄
Most likely a single mother who doesn't have time to raise him properly
By the looks of them, their parents are just as bad.
Right
It's a sad state when fathers run out on their kids!
@@ubiquitousdiaboluswho hurt you? 😂
H saying "I'm not cute, I've never been cute" And all I can think about is "Cutie patootie" 😭😭
I always think the same way. If someone with 'authority' over a certain thing (lifeguards, police, ambulance etc) tells you something you listen to these people and respect what they say. They don't tell you something bc they think it's fun or bc they're smarter, they tell something bc it's important (for you). As a nurse who has been threatened countless times by patients (ofc also respected by a lot) I want to thank all the lifeguards for everything they do
When I saw the girls friend was calm while she was “drowning”,tells me everything about the attention seeker. Future Munchhausen case I bet.
Think she's trying to meet a hunk lifeguard
H was one of the best life guards to ever be on bondi rescue.
H is the hero we all need ❤
This is a shout out button for "The H Man"
The problem with tourists is they mistakenly and in many cases, tragically believe that smooth water is safer than white water. There should be a video on every flight arriving about safety at the beach.
Problem with many tourists is their countries, traditions, cultures, geography, etc. don't support learning to swim. In the west we often take growing up by the beach, lake, or pool during the summers for granted. I've been to China and you literally can't find a public beach, lake, or pool which is open. Being out in the sun is shunned. Swimming isn't encouraged, and many live in cities.
@@BW022Similar cases in the US, many of them are in landlocked areas (though they can and do have access to pools, rivers and lakes) many just never bother to take swimming lessons, because they "don't like getting wet" 🙄
@@BrightWulph I live on an island and everyone here swims. As I kid, I went to a summer camp on the mainland and was surprised how many kids from the city couldn't swim -- at least not comfortably. We were canoeing on a lake and they wanted to stay close to the shore. I asked why, and it was because they were afraid they couldn't swim to shore. I was shocked and asked why they got into a canoe if they couldn't swim across the lake? (It was about a 1/3 of a mile across). Yes, if you don't know how to swim, you don't know your limits, the dangers, have confidence and the property concerns, etc.
@@BrightWulphI've met many, many people that told me they can't swim.
We all live a 15 min drive from the beach....
The girls that took the Buggy should be charged and given the maximum sentence.
@Bellingham FPV yes and the deaths on the show are staged to, they took them from the morgue and threw them in the water
@bellinghamfpvactually everything is staged
@bellinghamfpv Got a great laugh out of that! Thanks!
Addicted to notoriety and face time on tv and the internet. For crying outloud how thick are these excuses? It's awful how ignorant they are to the danger and legit job these lifeguards are doing.
Whether you’re sprinting into the water with your float aid (sorry, I don’t know what it’s called) and pulling someone to safety out of the water or just going over and verbalising to people that they’re being idiots, as far as I’m concerned it’s the same thing, you’re saving lives. Being a beach lifeguard must be one of the hardest jobs ever.
"...and then they baptised him." 😂
Man I miss H. He always knew how to do it the tough love way
Tell me he retired. Don't tell me anything else.
H retired, he’s living a peaceful life. However Terry, one of the lifeguards has died from cancer unfortunately.
These guys are absolutely amazing 🤩🤩 they are such heroes 💪💪😍😍
I am surprised to see glass bottles allowed on the beach. Can't do that in CA.
They aren't allowed here either, people just break the rules. It's a big issue during peak summertime with all the extra riffraff around.
“Do you talk in your sleep”. “The best view is the back of you” ICONIC H ❤❤
“Tearing down the beach at 100mph”
*Is literally running faster than the buggy* 😂😂
True tho
Always wondered why the team has so much trouble w/ different languages - the Lifeguards need to get some translators for the major languages they see - and have this programmed into a voice recorder they can play into the microphones to get people's attention. Even something in multiple languages with 'Warning, you are swimming in a dangerous rip current please swim to the side I am pointing to and come closer to shore' - Quick, simple, and do this in the most common languages seen over the years which look to be Chinese, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Indian, Spanish, German, French so they can quickly get people to safety.
I wish I could go help I know most of these languages
They have tried this before they uploaded the messages to be played when tourists log into wifi unfortunately it fell on deaf ears i think in the future they may require the lifeguards to have foreign language certification aswell as the fitness aspect too
@@ayyubmahomed-lb5iqif your being serious that is fking extremely impressive
Good idea, I agree
I recently saw a video where a Chinese tourist needed rescuing, then shortly after that his friend group went into the water while it was dangerous, and the lifeguard asked the guy to translate for his group.
Even then when the guy told them in Chinese, multiple times, they didn't listen.
Half an hour later that group, including the guy that they rescued and asked to translate, got into trouble, and part of the group needed saving.
Similar with the Korean kids being told by their teacher where they can and can't swim, in Korean. Yet they still go out and do it again. From kids I can sort of understand they don't want to listen and don't see the danger. But there's also plenty of adults that just don't listen.
Sometimes it isn't about a language barrier, but simply because of ignorance
"They tear down the beach at 100 miles an hour" Next shot shows them jogging beside it and keeping pace.
yeah if someone is claming the buggy is travelling at 100 miles i wanna see the real dea!disapointing!
Respect for the lifeguards for staying in harmony and being understanding when it comes to the party people.
For the party people.
You need to be more chill and harmonious and let others work peacefully, some jobs are very important.
When the life guards setting up the flags in the morning it’s so people can swim safely.
He shouldn’t have to worry about drunks stealing his buggy…
Seriously I mean like come on.
I thought that those buggies would have something like a car key that lifeguards carry with them
3:18 Epic shot of H right there.
H is a true legend will miss his mega phone and and witty nature he was the true spirt of Bondi rescue long live the old man of the see Love you H all the way from Christchurch New Zealand
In Australia you even get 7 in your top 5?! Everything is better there!
‘H’ reminds of my dad when he gets mad 😂
"Yeah we were arguing and I ended up swallowing a mouthful of water" the nerve
Can’t wait! You guys are legends!🤙
Since when did Billy Joel become a lifeguard in Australia?🤣
Wow, these cases were awful. Like reeeeeaaaaally disrespectful ppl sh*ing on the precious lifeguards nerves and TIME! Bless them being this cool headed. Huge respect for the lifeguards!
Gotta love H no bshit approach ❤
please add that clip of H barking in every "ruff" episode.
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The barking from h man was so funny
I used to watch this show alot then I stopped the one day I randomly saw you now I am constantly watching these videos and I keep bragging on to my mates to watch it I've even convinced 1 of them also love you all so much (especially Jesse) it'd be my dream to meet you but unfortunately I don't live In Aussie. god bless you all you deserve it ❤❤
POV: you’ve been watching 2 year old videos , but this time your so early the video isn’t out 😂
Ps: these guys are amazing they r like doctors themselves.
2yrs? We have been watching 10yrs old videos 😂😂
@@0lvialevy804 frrr 😂
H barking 😂😂😂 "have a bowl of rice, mate!"
I love your videos and you guys are awesome and heroes!
I went to Bondi Beach and I get it to see the tower see the beach and I also saw and I also saw the lifeguards that was the best experience of my life I am I come back to Sydney but I can’t come back until probably like two months or something but I literally love that experience ❤
I‘ve found you 2 days ago. I‘ve allready watches every video 😂😂 I need more !! Greetings from Germany ❤
Ja!
I allways watch like a full episode of this and don’t get bored
The ‘H’ an’t cute part cracked me up
Rip tides/undercurrents are horribly scary, unless you know how to swim sideways a bit to avoid them and be able to make it back in! The first time I was pulled outwards, I was SO scared.😮
Are these the videos from the early 2000’s? Are they still filming Bondi Lifeguards?
Yes and yes
12:12 you wouldn't steal a handbag
15:00 you just want to be able getting away with not saving him😂
how??
Singlets shouldn't have apologized to the wayward swimmer (in the 5:10 segment). These guys need to learn! The lifeguards are in charge.
Singlets says in the subtitles "I want to say sorry on your (the swimmer's) behalf". If you mean that bit.
Should’ve called the police on the people who ran away in the lifeguards vehicle. 🤦🏼♀️
Wow hi bondi it’s me Melanie who wished you the Christmas wishes 4 months ago, it been so so long since I watched you and I’m glad to be back! Love you all your amazing!!
I never knew Billy Joel doubled as a lifeguard
I love Australia and want work there as a lifeguard, keep up the good work.❤
Nothing like H when he loses his shit 😂. I’d have zero patience left for them
at number two how he was driving away and he gave them that stare 🤣
Love y’all ❤
The buggy was doing like 15Kph, nowhere near 100 Mph. I know everyone exaggerates sometimes but come on 😂
13:34 Yes H, we can tell 😁
"GGGRRRRFFF!" Good boy, H!
who tf brings glass bottles to a beach in this day and age
*It's the final countdown 15 hours to go*
Before becoming a pool lifeguard, I had a misconception that lifeguards only saved people from drowning and that their job was relatively easy. However, after undergoing lifeguard training, I was surprised to learn that there is more to the job than what meets the eye. Some people might argue that the responsibilities of pool lifeguards and beach lifeguards are different, but in reality, both have to ensure the safety of people in and around the water. While lifeguards at the beach must monitor swimmers within the flags and keep them away from the shore, pool lifeguards must ensure that people do not go beyond the shallow end to prevent drowning. Unfortunately, some people tend to ignore the rules and climb over or under the rails or play on the ramps, which can be dangerous. Lifeguards can be compared to the police, as both have to ensure the safety of the public and deal with people who break the rules or engage in risky behaviour. Lifeguards have to deal with their share of rule-breakers, risk-takers, and troublemakers, whether they work at a swimming pool or a beach. Unfortunately, not many people understand the full extent of a lifeguard's job, and I wish more would appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into ensuring the safety of swimmers.
that multilanguage warning card is so smart
It’s a shame you can’t let the difficult people drown🤫
My favorite show😗
I love h , reminds me of my dad. No nonsense but fair.
10:15 I don't know about you, but this kid knows something we don't.
I have a feeling before even watching 3/4 is MR H😅😂
So if you don't have an ocean like Bondi does, FREAKING ASK what the safest way is to enjoy the water. Hellloooooo
Tell them the video is going to be used to prove the charges & prosecute.
I Miss H-Man
Why is there such a large number of Asian tourists that ignore local rules, social customs, and laws? Is it a cultural thing? A language barrier? Different socialization?
Thats just kinda how they are i think. Very serious about there own customs and what not but pretend others dont exist
Realistically I don't think most of it is deliberate, they just are completely ignorant about the local rules and possible risks.
H was correct all support to this man
3 days to go....
I love H!!!
Billy Joel's career certainly took a turn
The Sherpas of the sea. Well done, folks.
15:43 as a swedish person we do not claim them ..
Top 5. #7
Common core I think.
Getting close to the time slot now 😬😂
As someone who worked as a Lifeguard through High School, I can safely say some people are just dumb and shouldn't be any where near water.
When Max h was saying well it does make you pretty angy
I cracked up at angy
Not misspelled
Number 7 just like trying to teach middle school
#7: My Filipino dad would have 🤚those dudes to oblivion with those attitude. 😂
I would not want to see H coming towards me lol