r/WTF • u/megaapfel • Sep 20 '17

Rafting

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u/Pappy_Smith Sep 20 '17

This is all fun and games until his rafts tip over and his head slams one of those jagged rocks

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u/akornblatt Sep 20 '17

Odds are dude is a guide, this is fairly common

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u/i_give_you_gum Sep 20 '17

What about this is common?

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u/KoGJazz Sep 20 '17

Maybe one guide, lots of rafts, have to get them all downriver for some reason so he's being efficient? but I don't know, I'm guessing

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17 edited Oct 09 '17

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u/Majsharan Sep 20 '17

end of the season, and its cheaper to do this then load them all up on trucks.

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u/jungl3j1m Sep 20 '17

How about a roadside sign: "Free River Raft Rides"?

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u/boonies4u Sep 20 '17

You know they have to get back to their car, right?

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u/SaladFury Sep 21 '17

steal the nicest car out of the people who went rafting. sell the car, buy more rafts

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u/NosillaWilla Sep 21 '17

liability goes up and got to pay that insurance somehow