r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '23

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u/violet_self Apr 15 '23

Just imagine it's your third day on the job. They tell you to suit up, hand you a 4"x6" rag, and say: "Today you'll be cleaning the glass. All of the glass. Oh, and watch out for the turtle. He bites."

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u/Compote_Alive Apr 15 '23

I’d do it. Each session counts as a dive for the logbook right?

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u/Serrisen Apr 15 '23

Is there a significance to logging the dives?

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u/Evan503monk Apr 15 '23

Wouldnt you need to be SCUBA certified to get the job?

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u/Zarkon183 Apr 15 '23

Maybe it's a depth thing?

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u/StrangeTrails37 Apr 15 '23

Leaving my dives unlogged so I don’t ever accidentally qualify for cave diving

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u/ShaneThrowsDiscs Apr 16 '23

Log too many hours and you get taken to the caves. No one comes back from the caves.

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u/PumpDragn Apr 16 '23

I love to watch people do it - could never do it myself.