I was in that line. When it was my turn to view I ran up, snatched the telescope, and sprinted away into the back alleys. Nobody does wholesome on my streets, not on my watch.
What's more impressive is actually getting a good shot of it in what appears to be the middle of the city. (Most) Telescopes don't do too well when there's a bunch of ambient light nearby, especially with flood lights in front of the business not 20ft away!
That robot tourism idea is kind of funny, but I can guarantee people are going to be tripping over and generally annoyed with them. Lots will end up with a virtual tour of a garbage can.
I picture them hiring some guy to walk with the robots as well. As for smashing the robots with a hammer, you might want to think about all the people that are homebound and handicapped that this would be an amazing experience for instead of doing that. 🦼🦽
that big girl just popped up out of nowhere too. like, i was watching the clip thinking "man, what if a gator just appeared" but i wasn't expecting it to happen! lol
Our university"s telescope was down for repairs during a major event, when Mars was super close to Earth. So, a bunch of neighbors with super powerful telescopes came and set up on top of the Observatory for the public to get at least a taste of the awesomeness.
i'd give it like a week tops before locals are messing with them. from this clip i'm annoyed enough with them to kick them into the road when i see them. it only takes one bad apple to spoil the bunch and we got two right here in the first pick. not a good sign for the harvest if you understand my meaning.
Yeah, as somebody who lives in a popular tourist destination, that triggered my fight response. Thankfully, we're way too mountainous for anyone to pull that off. Human tourists have a difficult enough time as it is
For people who want more info on the lifeguard thing, the Ellis scanning pattern is a form of observing the pool to ensure what they call a 10-20 save. 10 sec to find a victim(drowning, unconscious etc.) and 20 to get to the guest. When guards get tested they must find the guest within 10 and save them in 20. We are taught to scan the entire pool(top,middle,bottom) and that’s why that girls head was moving so fast. You may also see them point their fingers and kinda “trace” the pool. That’s just part of protocol done either every 5 min(usually) or when switching lifeguards to scan in and out of your zone. FYI all the above info is only for Ellis trained lifeguards, I do not know the protocol for Red Cross or any other lifeguard corporation. I only worked as an Ellis guard.
I hope you also noticed how her shoulders were perpendicular to the water and she wasn’t preforming her bottom scan at the end of her rove. Maintaining your 10-20 is important :)
Darwin says if people who can't swim get in deep water, then you should just let nature take it's course. It's not good for society to keep weak and stupid people alive.
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@@vollkornkeks9177 This idea is to keep the 10-20 rule. no more than 10 seconds should pass before you rescan an area you've just looked at. the 20-part of it is that a rescue (or getting there) should take no more than 20 seconds. the scanning technique helps you not miss spots and ensure you're keeping under 10 seconds to scan an entire area. Not a lifeguard, just remember this from safety diving learning. Real lifeguards pls correct me / add.
When I worked as a lifeguard at a waterpark the scanning she was doing was also used by supervisors to easily check if we are actually scanning our area
😁😁I was thinking the Management could regularly send in a little 'sh*t' of a kid to perk up the LifeGuard's attention and problem solving. Not too much to upset patrons, but enough to make them appreciate the Lifeguard.✌
same, sitting on a chair in the sun for a couple hours you can easily get tired and drift off or space out, keeps you alert as well as shows others the same
going to be completely honest, whenever the winds actually get that bad here we do go outside to see if it can keep us up. i’ve seen my dad be held health upright when he ragdolled in the wind
Shout out to all the lifeguards, it looks like such a stressful job. I think the general perception is that they just hang out by the pool all day, but in reality they have such a huge responsibility, and part of that is not zoning out, getting bored and missing a serious situation.
Trust me, there's nothing harder than not zoning out on the stand. In fact I had to learn to stay half zoned out because I couldn't learn to not zone out
I've done a half dozen water parks in my time and in general the lifeguards that are manning rides and such all look bored out of their minds. But the team watching the wave pool look like cats in a room full of rockers. When the waves start they are all business all the time. 400 swimmers of all sizes and abilities all bounced around by 6 foot waves. Lifeguards all seem very relieved when the waves stop and they are still dry.
As someone who's had a bad experience with alligators, never turn your back to the water or stop paying attention for a minute. They're faster than you think! Stay Safe 🐊
We usually put some of our dog's fur in a basket for the birds around spring time. It's such a nice idea that there's nests made with our dog his fur all around the neighborhood.
So, for any of you wondering about the lifeguard thing, we have to physically move our heads and everything or we fail what are called audits. And if we fail audits then the pool closes down for at least a week while every single lifeguard has to go through training again. The idea is that you can see everywhere in the pool within 10 seconds and get to them in 20 seconds. We also have baby dolls that they’ll throw in if you aren’t scanning. And if you don’t recognize it and whistle within 10 seconds you get sent home for the day.
I understand the need for intense training but it would seem like there's an abundance of lifeguards if they can just send you home for failing an audit. If that's the case, why not have more on duty?
@@TheMainMan. I think it's more about the principal. That sets such a high bar that every single person there needs to be on top of their game, both singularly and as a team, or else the entire system fails. When we're talking about human life, especially largely children, then I can understand the precaution. Honestly I had no idea they had to be so active but it makes perfect sense after thinking about it a bit more.
@@TheMainMan. Because more people would result in bystander effect, if everyone jumps in at the same time, it will cause a havoc. So if 2 people is enough for the job, then 2 people is enough for the job
I'm sorry but those robots at 0:50 look like an INCREDIBLE nuisance to locals - the last thing my city needs are twitch streamer controlled robots barging into restaurants and harassing passerbys
@@FlawlessFrivolityYeah, but the people in the video were already being annoying. Anyone is capable of that. Who is going to fix those chairs? Whoever owns the place, not the people with the robots. I would be so aggravated if random, anonymous people just kept coming into my shop to push things around or over. If it were an accident, that's totally understandable. But it seemed they were having fun just pushing them around and in general, being a nuisance.
I love when folks have things like telescopes and are willing to share them. During the last solar eclipse, I had a welding hood rated high enough to be safe, so I made sure to share with people.
@@TucsonDudenot sure if you're suggesting an alternative for people w/o welding hoods but has binoculars, or you're wondering why the guy didn't just use binoculars w/c he may not have in the 1st place lmao
Dude honestly you deserve the entire internet to be subscribed to you you’re the best content creator on this platform in my opinion you have no drama whatsoever related to any of your videos you keep my hope alive in this world when there’s none around for me to see I look here! It brings me to joy to see a lot of your videos do whatever you please with your upload schedule what ever suits you man!!!
Regarding the number of videos per week, I would prefer (without commanding or demanding) to keep having quality over quantity. Please don't overwork yourself just to please a couple of people. Thank you for everything you've done so far, you're one of the few things on this God-forsaken internet that genuinely makes me smile.
well if youre living on the west coast thats basically almost everyday haha if youre living towards the east of Ireland like Dublin then the wind dials down a lot
Omg my cat would love that thing! She always "grooms" woolen things like that. Also socks, stockings, and shoelaces. I guess she likes when they stick to her tongue? Weirdo lolol
As an Ellis lifeguard, the reason why we have so many procedures that may seem weird is because it works! and thanks for the media coverage bc now I can insert a comment about how much better we are than red cross lifeguards. Ellis was a guy who made his own lifeguarding company after red cross took a major L
@@twitchymango4881 basically this guy was unconscious in the corner of the pool and because the red cross guards weren't scanning properly, they didn't even see him until break. At that point, if he was resuscitated he would probably end up living with permanent brain damage, but instead of opening his airway to check for spontaneous breathing they didnt because based on their red cross training they werent supposed to open the airway for "fear of causing a spinal injury." Waited like 15 minutes for EMS to arrive, and at that point he was like completely dead. Super sad.
Now we just need some video of a lifeguard doing that and also occasionally stopping to say their 'NPC lines' like "No running around the pool!", "Walk, don't run!", "No diving in the shallow end!"
Don't burn yourself out doing 3 vids a week dude. Do whatever you're comfortable with, we're happy with your awesome content even if we have to wait another few days 😁
@@Etaoinshrdlu69 according to his interview with Anthony Padilla, he makes sure to get permission when using the videos and getting proper citations. If he makes money from it, 3 videos a week with millions of views each, I would take days off to go on vacation too. That'd be the dream.
@@Etaoinshrdlu69dude has to scower the internet for interesting clips and then download each of them and edit them together in a clean way its not easy
The birds stealing fur is actually pretty common! I did an internship at a petting zoo a couple years ago, and when the ponies were shedding their winter coat it wasn't out of the ordinary for a small songbird to steal a couple tufts :)
I remember watching these as a kid. It was a time when either there was no tiktok or it wasn't that popular. My friend recommended both thinks. Now this came up mikd suddently. I most see this channel again
@@diekarotte661 probably less than fifteen, it can't be later/sooner or I cant be older, because I remember that I didn't have a moped or a driver's license for it yet and I was at a cabin with a friend at the time. Fornite and overwatch was think also, tiktok was new think the us. yeah, but i around n middle school
As a former lifeguard: that's the textbook scanning pattern, and it's honestly more of a formality than anything. Most people just scan up and down, left to right with their eyes and without their heads. Actually, when a lifeguard got in trouble, their punishment was to "bob their head" for the entire day 😂 always used to make fun of those guys. Edit: I was a Red Cross Lifeguard, not an Ellis guard. Ellis might be stricter on their rules.
I was an Ellis guard for years, and an instructor later. Strictness varies from pool to pool. They do need to consistently scan the top, middle, and bottom of the pools, but the actual head motion isn’t too particular. I’ve found that in most tests, especially with new guards, they spend so much effort trying to visibly move their head to match the textbook pattern that their response time for drop shadow tests is consistently slower. The guards that are more experienced and test with faster times minimize the head bobbing while still keeping a good scan pattern to keep more focus on the pool and guests than on how much their neck hurts.
As a lifeguard, people have called me a npc before especially in the adult only section. The scanning pattern is very effective and has resulted in the 2 people I have saved
@@klausjack8731 Is this for real and do you have proof? Just wondering bcs, if not, you could be sued for defamation of character. Honestly if this is just a joke you may want to delete it since people will sue others for pretty much anything they can these days if they think there's money to be had. Just looking out for ya!
@@peterwhitey4992 that is true but I know one save was because of it, the pattern is 10 seconds and it’s at a spot where you go back into a ally kind of and you lose sight of a set of stairs that lead into the deep pool and if I had have not been on that 10 second scanning time constraint I would not have gotten there in time
Upload as many or as few as you would like, but whatever you do, don't burn out! Enjoy the work. We'll enjoy your content regardless of how often or rarely you post. Cheers!
I think those fish probably aren't getting everything they need. That's usually why fish jump out of their aquaria. It's often when the water doesn't have enough dissolved oxygen, but this species could be air-breathing for all I know so IDK if that's the issue. It looks a little cramped but I presume that's a temporary container.
I've also seen lifeguards do a weird zig-zag hand thing and then make a sweeping motion at the edge of the pool. It was weird for me because I had thought "are they trying to tell me something?" and I'd get anxious that I was doing something against the rules. I was a very self-conscious kid, still am even as an adult
Do you drink tea? I was also a very self-conscious kid and adult and then I discovered that tea has been the culprit since childhood plus other things I've encountered along my journey. Tea makes me feel self-conscious and unconfident. I never drink it in public.
Typically when lifeguards do the occasional zig zag motion with their arm they are doing their 5 minute checks. The responsibilities vary between pools but I remember I had to point where I was looking while scanning the entire pool (hence the zig zag motion) and to verify that my radio was working. The bottom sweep is to ensure that there’s no situation going on right under the guard’s feet at the edge of the pool, since that area is typically forgotten about
While 3 videos per week does sound amazing, please don’t overwork yourself and if it’s to stressful just keep to the old routine. Love your videos I hope you’re having a great day!
dudes stealing videos left and right and says 5 sentences in each episode, i think every single creator out there who makes this shit for living has stressier job (if u can call that job, in my eyes its more like a privilege)
@@joef3022 not entirely true, this guy takes viewer submitted videos, not stealing them. please don't just make assumptions. and although i don't disagree for the part about other creators having more stressful jobs, you can't discredit this guy as not having a job. this is a job, both legally and definitively. by the definition of job, "a paid position of regular employment" or "a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid."
I don't care if you only do 1 a week, finding new, good content is so hard these days and must take a while, no matter what you choose I will always come back and watch your videos, it doesn't matter if it isn't as often, it is good content!😊
I heard that these videos are really difficult for you to do (mentally/emotionally, not sure about technically), so I just wanted to say thank you for continuing to do them.
Darn good dose of internet, disected dose of internet, dramatic, def, delightful, delivered, (I like that one) direct, digest, or anything, but daily. Saves you from harassment, and stress. Much love, faithfully yours.
Used to be a lifeguard. It is absolutely effective. You have no idea how much you can miss when you're lifeguarding, but that ensures you see the entire area
@@trader2137 Two reasons, everyone has a little blind spot right in front of them so moving your head let's you see around that and it keeps them from zoning out.
It's effective, but I never remember moving my head around that much when I was a lifeguard. Didn't see my coworkers doing that either, mind you it wasn't a giant waterpark, just an indoor pool.
0:35 no its stressors. low oxygen, high ammonia, or maybe hes at the bottom of the pecking order. its jumping in the hopes it can find another body of water where living conditions are better.
@@ken.f.c.1977 i live in south of France and i swear you will be happy in 10 15 years when the weather will be unlivible for me but perfect for you, because summer it's always 40 42° outside and it's unbearreable, your rain is a good thing you won't suffer from dryness 😆but with my weight and with a wind like this, in the video, i will definitly be a kite in Ireland AHAHAH
I'm so happy you are going to lighten your load. Five videos a week for years? No one else is doing that, as far as I know. We have plenty of your older videos to watch, too! Also, when and if you're able to, find someone to do the parts of your job that you don't enjoy. Funnily enough, there you will find other people out there who love to do those things!
@@whitemoonwolf13 ellis training emphasizes a thing they call a 10/20, i'm dumb but this is what i remember. 10 seconds to scan your water, 20 seconds to respond if an emergency occurs. I thought the bobbing was arbitrary but it was much more effective for me opposed to just moving my eyeballs constantly without moving my head. Even if i tried, i can't move my eyeballs as smoothly as bobbing my head. We sweep the perimeter of the pool with our eyes starting from left to right or right to left as we're walking, and slowly zig-zag like /\/\/\/ make sure every part of the water is being monitored. The bobbing is mostly us scanning, but also a great indicator of our vigilance. A sleepy / negligent lifeguard will absolutely slack on this habitual motion. It's kind of tricky to explain but it's helped me save a lot of hyperactive kids that just rush into the pool not realizing it's deep water.
( this is mostly for waterparks with multiple entries for any pool where anything can go wrong ) but not only did this help me make sure the guests in the pool were safe, but also it helped me be aware of more than just the pool. Catching kids running when they're not supposed to, someone falling so you quick double whistle to get any nearby lifeguards to help them and make sure they're okay as quickly as possible; even if it's a minor scrape. Peripherals were big time clutch when spotting potential hazards
Reading all these comments makes me wonder. I think id do really well in lifeguarding because of my adhd, im ALWAYS alert whether i want to or not so i think people with adhd could really benefit from that job lol
@@funky555 could work, thing is not zoning out for too long, or at least get to a point where your partially zoned out while still aware & scanning the weird patterns are more for public pools that have different people everyday, since something can go wrong literally anywhere with zero warning, a neighborhood pool will instead have returning people so after enough time you know who the problem children are and watch them specifically while the rest just need a scan-through every now and then (given you know what to look for)
Hi Jason! Thanks so much for the vids you upload! You indeed make my days better with your content. But as others already mentioned, please dont burn yourself out, you're way to precious. Just upload vids at the pace you feel comfortable with, we'll be happy with what we've get. Love you bro! 😊
As a former lifeguard, I can confirm that is how lifeguards are instructed to scan their zone. Ensuring they scan the top of the water, and scan the bottom floor of the pool as they move from one side of their zone to the other. Also, look back a little bit as you are scanning right to left, or left to right, to make sure an accident did not just suddenly happen as you are passing by. The senior lifeguards want to see you physically move your head to make sure you are alert.
@@peterwhitey4992 Ok. Everyone but @peterwhitey1992 because he's an enlightened 13 year old in a 30 year old's body. He has such a wonderful attitude that it'll take him far in life -- or -- at least make him the life of the party. I believe he educates himself through the wisdom of TH-cam comments. That is why his harem follows him: he holds rare knowledge of when and when not to speak for anyone else online. He is just, like, a god. Please tell your dad it's not gay to hug you.
I love ALL your video's! You are so kind to us, sharing your life, work, and whatever you choose. It is us that get to enjoy these. Post in what order suits you, your schedule, we will be right here! Blessings,Fran
I’m a lifeguard, at my former location they heavily enforced doing the head scan thing.😂 At the place I work at now, they know it looks goofy so trust us to stay focused without looking like an npc
@@Pearbee267 it only is if you can stay focused on what your looking at rather than the pattern itself. But more importantly its to constantly check literally anywhere something can go wrong (which is everywhere, especially in a theme park) Its more effective imo if you make your own pattern and give more time to both blind spots and areas where particularly inexperienced children tend to be (stairs of any kind) If your doing the pattern too fast you may forget to actually focus in on someone to make sure they are actually ok, a person underwater and moving slow isnt bad, but they have to start moving soon
Thanks for your work to share a positive dose of internet. I think I've been subscribed for about 3 years. I love it and this episode was really interesting! I look forward to more. Thank you again for your positive spin!
Not just is that how lifeguards visually scan, but the pattern can also changed each day depending on where you're working. I worked at an amusement park and our lifeguards would change patterns between seashell, starfish, octopus, etc. It's just different eye/head movements to keep you alert and covered.
I usually just do vertical rows, that's what Ellis prefers. Ellis is the audit company and they will record people doing this to make sure they do it right
I'm glad to see someone mention that clip because of how bizarre it is Bro looks like he's either trying to not be blown away into oblivion, or trying to catch some mad air and go gliding
I visited Ireland about a year ago. Taxi driver told me that Ireland is the only country in the world where you can experience all 4 seasons in a single day (and it's true!)
As a lifeguard I can confirm that I scan like that by scanning the pool for 10 seconds and then being able to reach the location within 20 seconds, this is a scanning method that is very efficient for lifeguarding. I am indeed a robot
Wish the "typical summer day" happens in my country also 💀 By the way ,I love your videos . Like no unnecessary things , short ,simple ,straight to the point and very entertaining . 😊
@@TeamGrimm07 planets can be seen from anywhere. They’re bright enough that light pollution doesn’t hide them. Dim stars, the Milky Way, galaxies, nebulas and such is what’s unfortunately hidden in the city.
Seeing all those people lining up to see space through a guy's telescope makes me have a little more love for humanity
I saw Saturn the same way at a county fair years ago!
i just know he had to be so happy during that
Cuz Saturn was at opposition that night, so he thought he would share it with everyone❤
I was in that line. When it was my turn to view I ran up, snatched the telescope, and sprinted away into the back alleys. Nobody does wholesome on my streets, not on my watch.
What's more impressive is actually getting a good shot of it in what appears to be the middle of the city. (Most) Telescopes don't do too well when there's a bunch of ambient light nearby, especially with flood lights in front of the business not 20ft away!
As a lifeguard, I can confirm that we're there to help, and yell at kids.
I still have PTSD from childhood whenever I hear a whistle, thinking I'm about to get yelled at by a lifeguard
I'm there for the kids too.
*awkward head sniffing*
@@forevergogo okay bud
God''s work my friend
Yelling at kids was the only reason i got the job!
That robot tourism idea is kind of funny, but I can guarantee people are going to be tripping over and generally annoyed with them. Lots will end up with a virtual tour of a garbage can.
I've seen YT vids of virtual rickshaw tours.
I thouroughly get your point on the tour robots 😄
Would be cool to pick up a tourist and put them in the trash can 😂
I guarantee I’ll start walking around with a hammer if some genius thinks we’re gonna deal with that bullshlt.
I picture them hiring some guy to walk with the robots as well.
As for smashing the robots with a hammer, you might want to think about all the people that are homebound and handicapped that this would be an amazing experience for instead of doing that. 🦼🦽
Yes, I kicked one into the road in New York
The way the alligator/crocodile opened their jaw as if they were offended by the guy running away was hilarious.
that big girl just popped up out of nowhere too. like, i was watching the clip thinking "man, what if a gator just appeared" but i wasn't expecting it to happen! lol
felt more like he was laughing about scaring the guy away
"Oi! Get outta here! This is my pond!"
"Ah! Why I never! "
The croc got offended by the Crocs
The man sharing his telescope was so wholesome 😢 kind people exist
Yes, it's kind... but also a great way to get pinkeye!
@@rachaelw8809dont ALWAY see the negative :/
Our university"s telescope was down for repairs during a major event, when Mars was super close to Earth. So, a bunch of neighbors with super powerful telescopes came and set up on top of the Observatory for the public to get at least a taste of the awesomeness.
@@TreeFreak That's so cool!
But why are they in the middle of the street
Love how the choking guy couldn't even stay mad.
Even he was like, "Nice shot."
if the dude didn't walk around with his mouth open, he wouldn't have choked. but it was a good shot.
he could've died.. still nc shot.. could be one shot one kill..
That's why I say hey man nice shot.
Better way to not choke is to not walk around with a ball in your mouth and have your friend pretend to shoot it.
@petermilligan7210 You can literally see the ball going from the gun into his mouth.
Those tourist robots looks like a lot of fun if you're controlling them, but to ran into them on the street looks annoying as hell xD
i'd give it like a week tops before locals are messing with them. from this clip i'm annoyed enough with them to kick them into the road when i see them. it only takes one bad apple to spoil the bunch and we got two right here in the first pick. not a good sign for the harvest if you understand my meaning.
That's why it's fun
Yeah, as somebody who lives in a popular tourist destination, that triggered my fight response.
Thankfully, we're way too mountainous for anyone to pull that off. Human tourists have a difficult enough time as it is
Thats not going to last very long
There definitely should be a supervisor that would cut the users off in case of a mischief.
I love the idea of using a remote robot to tour faraway places! I hate the idea that some people would just use them to screw with people.
Does anyone know how to access these?
It’s multiplayer irl
For people who want more info on the lifeguard thing, the Ellis scanning pattern is a form of observing the pool to ensure what they call a 10-20 save. 10 sec to find a victim(drowning, unconscious etc.) and 20 to get to the guest. When guards get tested they must find the guest within 10 and save them in 20. We are taught to scan the entire pool(top,middle,bottom) and that’s why that girls head was moving so fast. You may also see them point their fingers and kinda “trace” the pool. That’s just part of protocol done either every 5 min(usually) or when switching lifeguards to scan in and out of your zone.
FYI all the above info is only for Ellis trained lifeguards, I do not know the protocol for Red Cross or any other lifeguard corporation. I only worked as an Ellis guard.
Thanks for sharing, sounds so interesting.
You can do the same with just moving your eyes?
Every 5 minutes? So if you drowned within those 5 minutes you don't get the amazingly calculated 10/20 save but just a regular save?
Why it called Ellis?
You could scan it with your eyes. Moving your head like that just looks ridiculous.
As a lifeguard, I completely understand with what they are doing. It looks easy but you have to stay focused.
I hope you also noticed how her shoulders were perpendicular to the water and she wasn’t preforming her bottom scan at the end of her rove. Maintaining your 10-20 is important :)
Could you explain why that is so effective?
Darwin says if people who can't swim get in deep water, then you should just let nature take it's course. It's not good for society to keep weak and stupid people alive.
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@@vollkornkeks9177 This idea is to keep the 10-20 rule. no more than 10 seconds should pass before you rescan an area you've just looked at. the 20-part of it is that a rescue (or getting there) should take no more than 20 seconds. the scanning technique helps you not miss spots and ensure you're keeping under 10 seconds to scan an entire area.
Not a lifeguard, just remember this from safety diving learning. Real lifeguards pls correct me / add.
When I worked as a lifeguard at a waterpark the scanning she was doing was also used by supervisors to easily check if we are actually scanning our area
😁😁I was thinking the Management could regularly send in a little 'sh*t' of a kid to perk up the LifeGuard's attention and problem solving. Not too much to upset patrons, but enough to make them appreciate the Lifeguard.✌
Yep even though looking looking with your eyes is easy you have to show that your attentive with moving your head
same, sitting on a chair in the sun for a couple hours you can easily get tired and drift off or space out, keeps you alert as well as shows others the same
That alligator was smiling
he was trying to congratulate the guy for his find
That guy seems to be enjoying that day in Ireland more than he would care to admit. He is in fact...happy to see it.
That video made me want to move there ❤😍
Ireland is the best
@@psycholol4855yeah
Some neighbours are currently on holiday in Ireland - I'll have to ask them if they are enjoyed the weather as much as this guy.
going to be completely honest, whenever the winds actually get that bad here we do go outside to see if it can keep us up. i’ve seen my dad be held health upright when he ragdolled in the wind
Shout out to all the lifeguards, it looks like such a stressful job. I think the general perception is that they just hang out by the pool all day, but in reality they have such a huge responsibility, and part of that is not zoning out, getting bored and missing a serious situation.
Trust me, there's nothing harder than not zoning out on the stand. In fact I had to learn to stay half zoned out because I couldn't learn to not zone out
Lifeguard for almost 5 years, yes it’s stressful, especially at the huge waterpark that I was at where we used the Ellis system
Dude id die if i guarded at a big park like that one. Only small local pools for me thanks!
I've done a half dozen water parks in my time and in general the lifeguards that are manning rides and such all look bored out of their minds. But the team watching the wave pool look like cats in a room full of rockers. When the waves start they are all business all the time. 400 swimmers of all sizes and abilities all bounced around by 6 foot waves. Lifeguards all seem very relieved when the waves stop and they are still dry.
It's not stressful it's the most chilling job to sit around in summer on a pool all day and even get paid
As someone who's had a bad experience with alligators, never turn your back to the water or stop paying attention for a minute. They're faster than you think! Stay Safe 🐊
As an alligator, I can say this is pure rubbish - we are too slow to catch fish, so please just give us what you catch.
My experience with alligators is that they're fast to disappear if they see humans.
@@Primalxbeast Some of them I guess
All I know is, they chomp
@@johannlo1503 lol
The man with the telescope looks so proud to be sharing his love for sky gazing 🥺💙
We usually put some of our dog's fur in a basket for the birds around spring time. It's such a nice idea that there's nests made with our dog his fur all around the neighborhood.
That's a great idea, so I'm going to start saving my cat's hair for the birds. Stay well.
@@EIRE55Screw that I'm using my own hair
I used to always do that with my dog’s fur 🥰
Dó be aware of the anti-flee-products that you (might) put on your dog or on the dog's collar.
It might very well affect the young birds.
@@Widdekuu91
I'm glad you've mentioned that because, yesterday, it came to my mind as a possible danger to the birds.
I worked as a Lifeguard for 5 years back in the day, those scan patterns are pretty much engrained in us
Ahh, roving... I used to sing entire albums in my head and pretend I wrote them to pass the time. The scanning just became automatic 😂
what's this ellis pattern specifically?
@@Toppua way to give a pool of water full attention so that there are no corners or blindspots that aren't noticed.
@@STOG01 Unless you want them unnoticed
@@An1meEnthusiast ... what?
So, for any of you wondering about the lifeguard thing, we have to physically move our heads and everything or we fail what are called audits. And if we fail audits then the pool closes down for at least a week while every single lifeguard has to go through training again. The idea is that you can see everywhere in the pool within 10 seconds and get to them in 20 seconds. We also have baby dolls that they’ll throw in if you aren’t scanning. And if you don’t recognize it and whistle within 10 seconds you get sent home for the day.
I understand the need for intense training but it would seem like there's an abundance of lifeguards if they can just send you home for failing an audit. If that's the case, why not have more on duty?
@@TheMainMan. I think it's more about the principal. That sets such a high bar that every single person there needs to be on top of their game, both singularly and as a team, or else the entire system fails. When we're talking about human life, especially largely children, then I can understand the precaution. Honestly I had no idea they had to be so active but it makes perfect sense after thinking about it a bit more.
@@jenkem4464 especially those largely children. Another good reason to have two on duty too.
@@TheMainMan. Because more people would result in bystander effect, if everyone jumps in at the same time, it will cause a havoc. So if 2 people is enough for the job, then 2 people is enough for the job
@@TheMainMan. - It doesn't work just having more on duty, if none of them are paying proper attention.
I love how the dude was wearing crocs and an actual crocodile appeared
It’s actually (🤓) an alligator
@@aqvanii i was about to say that!
I'm sorry but those robots at 0:50 look like an INCREDIBLE nuisance to locals - the last thing my city needs are twitch streamer controlled robots barging into restaurants and harassing passerbys
Not everyone in the world is a twitchstreamer
my thoughts exactly tbh
those things would last all of 3 minutes in the US
@@FlawlessFrivolityYeah, but the people in the video were already being annoying. Anyone is capable of that. Who is going to fix those chairs? Whoever owns the place, not the people with the robots. I would be so aggravated if random, anonymous people just kept coming into my shop to push things around or over.
If it were an accident, that's totally understandable. But it seemed they were having fun just pushing them around and in general, being a nuisance.
I mean they paid to do it so I guess its aight
Do however many videos you can sustain long-term. We will watch whatever you put out. Your content is excellent!
We? Speak for yourself.
@@peterwhitey4992*Insert Badass Guitar Riff*
@@peterwhitey4992
Someone touch a raw nerve, did they?
@@sugamai 😂🤣
Agreed!
I love when folks have things like telescopes and are willing to share them. During the last solar eclipse, I had a welding hood rated high enough to be safe, so I made sure to share with people.
...or you can project the eclipse on a large sheet of paper with binoculars turned around.
@@TucsonDudenot sure if you're suggesting an alternative for people w/o welding hoods but has binoculars, or you're wondering why the guy didn't just use binoculars w/c he may not have in the 1st place lmao
@@RdTrpBrgr ...actually, you could just use a pinhole projected onto a paper.
legend 🙌🙌
@@TucsonDudeactually you can use someone's ear piercing
Dude honestly you deserve the entire internet to be subscribed to you you’re the best content creator on this platform in my opinion you have no drama whatsoever related to any of your videos you keep my hope alive in this world when there’s none around for me to see I look here! It brings me to joy to see a lot of your videos do whatever you please with your upload schedule what ever suits you man!!!
Regarding the number of videos per week, I would prefer (without commanding or demanding) to keep having quality over quantity.
Please don't overwork yourself just to please a couple of people.
Thank you for everything you've done so far, you're one of the few things on this God-forsaken internet that genuinely makes me smile.
I know right. You really got to work to find the good and ignore the rest lol.
"Quantity has a quality all it's own" Joe Stalin
@@paintnamer6403 "JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!" - also Joe Stalin
@@cesarrivaux3198😂friends fan
"overwork" He barely uploads
As someone who is from and lives in Ireland, i can confirm this is what our typical summer day looks like. 🙃
I would love to experience that, youre so lucky haha
I'm from Ireland and would love to say yes but it's not like that every day😅 although we do get a lot of those windy days
well if youre living on the west coast thats basically almost everyday haha
if youre living towards the east of Ireland like Dublin then the wind dials down a lot
😮
So on a windy day does everyone just have to stay inside xD
The look of terror in the cats eyes, when it realised the blanket was stuck to its tongue, was hilarious 😂
Omg my cat would love that thing! She always "grooms" woolen things like that. Also socks, stockings, and shoelaces. I guess she likes when they stick to her tongue? Weirdo lolol
1:46
As an Ellis lifeguard, the reason why we have so many procedures that may seem weird is because it works! and thanks for the media coverage bc now I can insert a comment about how much better we are than red cross lifeguards. Ellis was a guy who made his own lifeguarding company after red cross took a major L
Ellis guard here too. What's the story? I've never heard it.
@@twitchymango4881 basically this guy was unconscious in the corner of the pool and because the red cross guards weren't scanning properly, they didn't even see him until break. At that point, if he was resuscitated he would probably end up living with permanent brain damage, but instead of opening his airway to check for spontaneous breathing they didnt because based on their red cross training they werent supposed to open the airway for "fear of causing a spinal injury." Waited like 15 minutes for EMS to arrive, and at that point he was like completely dead. Super sad.
Now we just need some video of a lifeguard doing that and also occasionally stopping to say their 'NPC lines' like "No running around the pool!", "Walk, don't run!", "No diving in the shallow end!"
"Do you get to the Wave Pool District very often? Oh, what am I saying - of course you don't."
"I used to be a lifeguard until I took an arrow to the Knee!"
@@andreww2098 *pool noodle
Don't burn yourself out doing 3 vids a week dude. Do whatever you're comfortable with, we're happy with your awesome content even if we have to wait another few days 😁
Dude he has the easiest job and probably has a team of researchers.
Probably not actually. @@Etaoinshrdlu69
speak for yourself...i actually want this channel to live up to its name one day with DAILY! uploads otherwise just dont call it daily dose
@@Etaoinshrdlu69 according to his interview with Anthony Padilla, he makes sure to get permission when using the videos and getting proper citations. If he makes money from it, 3 videos a week with millions of views each, I would take days off to go on vacation too. That'd be the dream.
@@Etaoinshrdlu69dude has to scower the internet for interesting clips and then download each of them and edit them together in a clean way its not easy
Anyone else expecting the frog to jump in the person's mouth around the 1:18 mark?
Same I was waiting for it to jump there 😂
Yes…
Ellis guards are real lifeguards!!! You have no idea about the training they have to go through! They deserve so much respect!
1:05 imagine minding your own business and then 2 robots come in and start making chaos
1:23 Dude is doing what childhood me has always dreamt about. Literally about to take off
FR BRO I LOVED MESSING AROUND EITH THE WING WITH MY SWEATER LOL
The birds stealing fur is actually pretty common! I did an internship at a petting zoo a couple years ago, and when the ponies were shedding their winter coat it wasn't out of the ordinary for a small songbird to steal a couple tufts :)
Aww that's so cute 🥰 I wish I saw that one day
When I brush my cats out I always put the excess fur on the fence so the birds can get to it. Only during nest building time though.
The line for Saturn was so heartwarming. Line for Saturn also sounds like a metal band.
Telescope guy is awesome. So wonderful of him to do this for people!
I hope he cleaned the lens every time he looked at it so he couldn't transmit something like conjunctivitis among everyone
@RomanisRandom''oh no I'm dying''
Why in the middle of the street tho
@@htowngurlLNotice it's pointed down the street - probably would have been blocked on the sidewalk.
your good i wont@RomanisRandom
If it lowered the stress in your life I would 100% be down for weekly dose of Internet
I remember watching these as a kid. It was a time when either there was no tiktok or it wasn't that popular. My friend recommended both thinks. Now this came up mikd suddently. I most see this channel again
It aint even daily anyway cuz 😂
@@csar07. yeah. And if he wants to go from 3 a week to 1 a week and call it weekly dose of Internet I think that's cool
@@TiiroyGXWhen you were a kid? How old are you? Can't be that long ago...
@@diekarotte661 probably less than fifteen, it can't be later/sooner or I cant be older, because I remember that I didn't have a moped or a driver's license for it yet and I was at a cabin with a friend at the time. Fornite and overwatch was think also, tiktok was new think the us. yeah, but i around n middle school
As a former lifeguard: that's the textbook scanning pattern, and it's honestly more of a formality than anything. Most people just scan up and down, left to right with their eyes and without their heads. Actually, when a lifeguard got in trouble, their punishment was to "bob their head" for the entire day 😂 always used to make fun of those guys.
Edit: I was a Red Cross Lifeguard, not an Ellis guard. Ellis might be stricter on their rules.
yeah we have to move our heads or else we get written up as an ellis guard
with ellis guards we can lose our license if we dont keep our 10-20
I was an Ellis guard for years, and an instructor later. Strictness varies from pool to pool. They do need to consistently scan the top, middle, and bottom of the pools, but the actual head motion isn’t too particular. I’ve found that in most tests, especially with new guards, they spend so much effort trying to visibly move their head to match the textbook pattern that their response time for drop shadow tests is consistently slower. The guards that are more experienced and test with faster times minimize the head bobbing while still keeping a good scan pattern to keep more focus on the pool and guests than on how much their neck hurts.
@@fisher7107I work as a red cross guard and our pool is very strict on head movements
When I'm at a pool where lifeguards have to do the goofy head bob, I always stare at them and nod along with them.
3 days a week lets gooo! i love your videos so much and that news made me so happy!
As a lifeguard, people have called me a npc before especially in the adult only section. The scanning pattern is very effective and has resulted in the 2 people I have saved
unfortunately, you missed the other 4 people.
You might have saved them without the pattern, so you don't know it was because of the pattern.
@@klausjack8731 Is this for real and do you have proof? Just wondering bcs, if not, you could be sued for defamation of character. Honestly if this is just a joke you may want to delete it since people will sue others for pretty much anything they can these days if they think there's money to be had. Just looking out for ya!
@@terriwetz6077 - Of course he doesn't have proof, as it is clearly not to be taken literally, and of course he can't be sued for anything.
@@peterwhitey4992 that is true but I know one save was because of it, the pattern is 10 seconds and it’s at a spot where you go back into a ally kind of and you lose sight of a set of stairs that lead into the deep pool and if I had have not been on that 10 second scanning time constraint I would not have gotten there in time
the guy in Ireland flying away while the camera man stood still like it was a normal day had me dying
Probably because the other guy was using his jacket as a parachute.
If you jump once, it’s over your just gonna fly away and never be seen again
I love the smile on the alligator's face after he scares the guy wearing crocs.
😂😂😂
Upload as many or as few as you would like, but whatever you do, don't burn out! Enjoy the work. We'll enjoy your content regardless of how often or rarely you post. Cheers!
I understand the fishes pain sometimes this world is just too cruel 😂
I think that was their mate laying over on it's side - perhaps the fish wanted to join them...
Especially if your whole world is that ugly container
*Fish's
I think those fish probably aren't getting everything they need. That's usually why fish jump out of their aquaria. It's often when the water doesn't have enough dissolved oxygen, but this species could be air-breathing for all I know so IDK if that's the issue. It looks a little cramped but I presume that's a temporary container.
unfortunately, we can't just make a jump right into space and suffocate ourselves
I've also seen lifeguards do a weird zig-zag hand thing and then make a sweeping motion at the edge of the pool. It was weird for me because I had thought "are they trying to tell me something?" and I'd get anxious that I was doing something against the rules. I was a very self-conscious kid, still am even as an adult
Do you drink tea? I was also a very self-conscious kid and adult and then I discovered that tea has been the culprit since childhood plus other things I've encountered along my journey. Tea makes me feel self-conscious and unconfident. I never drink it in public.
@@TheSouthIsHot Literally why the British lost so many colonies B)
Endur life lol
@@coac5240 😄
Typically when lifeguards do the occasional zig zag motion with their arm they are doing their 5 minute checks. The responsibilities vary between pools but I remember I had to point where I was looking while scanning the entire pool (hence the zig zag motion) and to verify that my radio was working.
The bottom sweep is to ensure that there’s no situation going on right under the guard’s feet at the edge of the pool, since that area is typically forgotten about
While 3 videos per week does sound amazing, please don’t overwork yourself and if it’s to stressful just keep to the old routine. Love your videos I hope you’re having a great day!
wasn't the old routine 6 days/wk
dudes stealing videos left and right and says 5 sentences in each episode, i think every single creator out there who makes this shit for living has stressier job (if u can call that job, in my eyes its more like a privilege)
@@joef3022 not entirely true, this guy takes viewer submitted videos, not stealing them. please don't just make assumptions. and although i don't disagree for the part about other creators having more stressful jobs, you can't discredit this guy as not having a job. this is a job, both legally and definitively. by the definition of job, "a paid position of regular employment" or "a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid."
this isnt a job and noone can tell me otherwise@@ChloroDude
@@joef3022 spelling lessons could help your argument at least be more cohesive.
I'm so proud of you for working so hard. Good job buddy. Thank you 🤩
0:29 scared the heck out of me!
Happy he is okay :)
Fr
Crocodile got mad because he stole his food
" I: D: "
I thought it was a big frog
I don't care if you only do 1 a week, finding new, good content is so hard these days and must take a while, no matter what you choose I will always come back and watch your videos, it doesn't matter if it isn't as often, it is good content!😊
As a lifeguard, I can confirm that we are broken.🗿
Shut up with confirm crap!
💀
Yup im broken too
Im sorry for all the bots, but can you explain how that method works? Kinda disappointed DDOI didnt explain it.
Just broke.
The guy sharing his telescope seemed so happy and proud 😊
get off the street!
I heard that these videos are really difficult for you to do (mentally/emotionally, not sure about technically), so I just wanted to say thank you for continuing to do them.
As an Irish person, I can confirm that we can indeed fly away if we open a large piece of cloth outside
does the Aladdin music play when you disappear?
@@KX36no but that's the weather we get any point of the year, not just the summer
1:30 is how I felt as a kid leaning against the wind😂
Darn good dose of internet, disected dose of internet, dramatic, def, delightful, delivered, (I like that one) direct, digest, or anything, but daily. Saves you from harassment, and stress. Much love, faithfully yours.
1:38 all fun and games until they realize they can’t stop spinning
And get massive pain in their legs and backs.
Perpetual motion machine
Used to be a lifeguard. It is absolutely effective. You have no idea how much you can miss when you're lifeguarding, but that ensures you see the entire area
why so much head movement when she can just use her eyes...
makes sure you can sea the entire area i think you mean
@@trader2137 I was a lifeguard and you're 100% right lol
@@trader2137 Two reasons, everyone has a little blind spot right in front of them so moving your head let's you see around that and it keeps them from zoning out.
It's effective, but I never remember moving my head around that much when I was a lifeguard.
Didn't see my coworkers doing that either, mind you it wasn't a giant waterpark, just an indoor pool.
1:38 "It's not possible"
"No, it is necessary"
Easy interstellar meme just begging to be made
How do they stop XD
@@LegosAreFoodthey don't.
bro imagine if one of them farted
@@mrchonks.for so long that it boosts them and became a human propeller
Im SO EXCITED AT 3 VIDEOS A WEEK.....THANK U...YOUR THE BEST . LITERALLY
2:23 rare wholesome moment in 2023
0:35 no its stressors. low oxygen, high ammonia, or maybe hes at the bottom of the pecking order. its jumping in the hopes it can find another body of water where living conditions are better.
Oof. Wanted to make an "evolution" joke, but this is plain sad
Dude in Ireland was living it up. Lucky he didn't fly away. Looked awesome. Look forward to more videos. Was fun to watch. Great video
Actually our weather is normally shite but is miserable and raining most of the time .... and we have citys😊
@@ken.f.c.1977 i live in south of France and i swear you will be happy in 10 15 years when the weather will be unlivible for me but perfect for you, because summer it's always 40 42° outside and it's unbearreable, your rain is a good thing you won't suffer from dryness 😆but with my weight and with a wind like this, in the video, i will definitly be a kite in Ireland AHAHAH
I'm so happy you are going to lighten your load. Five videos a week for years? No one else is doing that, as far as I know. We have plenty of your older videos to watch, too! Also, when and if you're able to, find someone to do the parts of your job that you don't enjoy. Funnily enough, there you will find other people out there who love to do those things!
as a lifeguard, yeah, its weird but it is insanely hard to not become complacent
can you explain how it's effective, bobbing you head up and down like that? is it just to keep you focused or what
@@whitemoonwolf13 I would like to know too, it doesnt make any sense to me lol
@@whitemoonwolf13 ellis training emphasizes a thing they call a 10/20, i'm dumb but this is what i remember. 10 seconds to scan your water, 20 seconds to respond if an emergency occurs. I thought the bobbing was arbitrary but it was much more effective for me opposed to just moving my eyeballs constantly without moving my head. Even if i tried, i can't move my eyeballs as smoothly as bobbing my head. We sweep the perimeter of the pool with our eyes starting from left to right or right to left as we're walking, and slowly zig-zag like /\/\/\/ make sure every part of the water is being monitored. The bobbing is mostly us scanning, but also a great indicator of our vigilance. A sleepy / negligent lifeguard will absolutely slack on this habitual motion. It's kind of tricky to explain but it's helped me save a lot of hyperactive kids that just rush into the pool not realizing it's deep water.
( this is mostly for waterparks with multiple entries for any pool where anything can go wrong ) but not only did this help me make sure the guests in the pool were safe, but also it helped me be aware of more than just the pool. Catching kids running when they're not supposed to, someone falling so you quick double whistle to get any nearby lifeguards to help them and make sure they're okay as quickly as possible; even if it's a minor scrape. Peripherals were big time clutch when spotting potential hazards
YES I rly admire what lifeguards do. It sounds quite draining to be so vigilant for so long
As a robot myself, I can confirm we are lifeguards.😂
Reading all these comments makes me wonder. I think id do really well in lifeguarding because of my adhd, im ALWAYS alert whether i want to or not so i think people with adhd could really benefit from that job lol
@@funky555try it and see how to goes
@@funky555 could work, thing is not zoning out for too long, or at least get to a point where your partially zoned out while still aware & scanning
the weird patterns are more for public pools that have different people everyday, since something can go wrong literally anywhere with zero warning, a neighborhood pool will instead have returning people so after enough time you know who the problem children are and watch them specifically while the rest just need a scan-through every now and then (given you know what to look for)
They thought that lifeguards were robots, but no! It was the robots who were the lifeguards all along!
I am not a lifeguard bot but I, too, am programmed to save drowning humans.
Hi Jason! Thanks so much for the vids you upload! You indeed make my days better with your content. But as others already mentioned, please dont burn yourself out, you're way to precious. Just upload vids at the pace you feel comfortable with, we'll be happy with what we've get. Love you bro! 😊
three videos a week is pretty good! you do you man, thanks for the videos
Don't forget to take care of yourself DDOI, and don't push yourself too hard making these videos
He must be working real hard finding and putting these videos in a two minute vid damn. So hard work
@@notpog3278he has people working for him, it isnt a one man job
nah he makes tons of movie off of it, he can work hard
Don't think 1 hour of work per video is too much
As a former lifeguard, I can confirm that is how lifeguards are instructed to scan their zone. Ensuring they scan the top of the water, and scan the bottom floor of the pool as they move from one side of their zone to the other. Also, look back a little bit as you are scanning right to left, or left to right, to make sure an accident did not just suddenly happen as you are passing by. The senior lifeguards want to see you physically move your head to make sure you are alert.
Hey man, we really appreciate you working even harder to produce more of your wonderful content! I'll still be here if you ever want a day off :)
We? Speak for yourself.
@@peterwhitey4992 Ok. Everyone but @peterwhitey1992 because he's an enlightened 13 year old in a 30 year old's body. He has such a wonderful attitude that it'll take him far in life -- or -- at least make him the life of the party. I believe he educates himself through the wisdom of TH-cam comments. That is why his harem follows him: he holds rare knowledge of when and when not to speak for anyone else online. He is just, like, a god. Please tell your dad it's not gay to hug you.
Look forward to more, more, and more of your wonderful short videos of the day. Thank you!
I appreciate all your hard work making these videos! Whether it is one a week or more. Please don’t burn yourself out! You staying healthy is #1💕🌻
3 videos a week? That's almost daily!
I saw him in an interview and he has people working for him now. So I'm sure he'll be good to go. 😊
1:12
Woman Croaking: “Hi, Hi, Hi”
Frog Croaking: “Hi, Hi, Hi”
0:19 *"Hole in One!"*
Love the people looking through the telescope. So wholesome.
I love ALL your video's! You are so kind to us, sharing your life, work, and whatever you choose. It is us that get to enjoy these. Post in what order suits you, your schedule, we will be right here! Blessings,Fran
Videos*
2:17 imagine just stealing somones skin to make your house look nice
You don't?
I mean it’s more like someone shaving your head involuntarily whilst you’re sleeping and then decorating their house with it.
*Ever heard of animal rugs? People make them out of foxes, skunks, badgers, even bears*
That’s exactly what we do… Hell we are closer related to sheep than birds are to foxes! 😄
Clothes, sociopath
That lifeguard thing is so funny because I swear i've seen them doing that and I just thought they were nodding at me 😭
Frodobots is actually SUCH a good idea
The intro never gets old! I really appreciate your work to make us feel better, so thank you very much. Keep it up :)
@k4vinzen you have no content so that's ironic.
It is old.
Fortnite
Bread is good
@k4vinzen GO AWAY
I’m a lifeguard, at my former location they heavily enforced doing the head scan thing.😂 At the place I work at now, they know it looks goofy so trust us to stay focused without looking like an npc
@@Pearbee267 it only is if you can stay focused on what your looking at rather than the pattern itself. But more importantly its to constantly check literally anywhere something can go wrong (which is everywhere, especially in a theme park)
Its more effective imo if you make your own pattern and give more time to both blind spots and areas where particularly inexperienced children tend to be (stairs of any kind)
If your doing the pattern too fast you may forget to actually focus in on someone to make sure they are actually ok, a person underwater and moving slow isnt bad, but they have to start moving soon
1:12 The person made some good points but I think overall the frog was more convincing.
Especially his tone, the frog felt very deeply about the topic
Lmao as an Ellis lifeguard, I never thought the scanning would be the subject of a Daily Dose video
The way that fish just smacks against the wall like some magnet is pulling it is so comedic to me 😂
Thanks for your work to share a positive dose of internet. I think I've been subscribed for about 3 years. I love it and this episode was really interesting! I look forward to more. Thank you again for your positive spin!
Not just is that how lifeguards visually scan, but the pattern can also changed each day depending on where you're working. I worked at an amusement park and our lifeguards would change patterns between seashell, starfish, octopus, etc. It's just different eye/head movements to keep you alert and covered.
I usually just do vertical rows, that's what Ellis prefers. Ellis is the audit company and they will record people doing this to make sure they do it right
2:11 "Pat are you crazy?!"
"No, I'm warm."
1:23 As an Irish woman myself, I can confirm that this is 100% accurate.
I'm glad to see someone mention that clip because of how bizarre it is
Bro looks like he's either trying to not be blown away into oblivion, or trying to catch some mad air and go gliding
Summers been shite this year lol
damn im tryna go to ireland
As a Scot, I can confirm that we get similar wee blaws here as well..
I visited Ireland about a year ago. Taxi driver told me that Ireland is the only country in the world where you can experience all 4 seasons in a single day (and it's true!)
Three videos a week is nice just don't burn yourself out. Keep up the awesome work.
0:57 They're just playing an IRL videogame.
Real Engine 1
love you
keep up your work
As a lifeguard I can confirm that I scan like that by scanning the pool for 10 seconds and then being able to reach the location within 20 seconds, this is a scanning method that is very efficient for lifeguarding. I am indeed a robot
this rule is getting replaced by the natural 20 scanning method in the new nplq gen 10 book :(
@@jackhasutooob ah yeah, gen ten will give ucas points though so it’s like an a level
@@xanddraig i know which is really good but im in 3rd year of uni so doesnt help me aha
@@jackhasutooob ah fair enough, good luck with the degree!
@@xanddraig cheers! I wish you good luck on poolside 😂😂
As a lifeguard, I can confirm, he now has to change his channel name to 3 Times Weekly Dose of Internet. 😂😂
As an Ellis Certified Lifeguard I can confirm that is the scanning method you are supposed to do.
You folks were hired in by the resort water park I used to run here in Phx - always had my respect for the professionalism exhibited.
I love the space related topics he puts in his vids
Wish the "typical summer day" happens in my country also 💀
By the way ,I love your videos . Like no unnecessary things , short ,simple ,straight to the point and very entertaining . 😊
Same, getting pretty sick of the summer heat rn lol
@@lottafandoms I know right 😩😩
Trust me you don’t
You definitely don't want it unless you love billions in damage to people's houses and general infrastructure. Greetings from Croatia.
@@cubic_2018 oop-
Hats off to the guy that let others use his telescope!
I would definitely get in that line too! 😂
@CrazyCrewM8that's funny I can't see you having over 16m subs and your views getting 1m
@CrazyCrewM8is 72 subscribers more than 16.5M? no
@@33rexjiiguys. It's a bot...
You ain’t seeing shit in New York lmao
@@TeamGrimm07 planets can be seen from anywhere. They’re bright enough that light pollution doesn’t hide them. Dim stars, the Milky Way, galaxies, nebulas and such is what’s unfortunately hidden in the city.
0:25 bro was just congratulating him, no need to over react
However often you upload is fine with me. Thanks for the laughs. ❤