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Just another day at the office.

But NOT in the gear he used!
 
Once again. There is no such thing as a bad dive. This reminds me of a man I knew in Gulfport Mississippi. He figured out that he could dive in the sewage plants and unclog filters. This would save the city thousands of dollars not having to put plants out of production and draining them to clear stuff from the filters.

I asked him one day if he were disgusted. He politely explained that his job was not bad. His tender, however, earned his pay.

You understand that this is they guy who, at a flea market, talked me down on a dive watch because he just didn't have the money. Then asked me if I had change for a hundred.

My only comment is HooAh! for those divers who do jobs that have to be done but no one wants to do.

There are no bad dives, remember that.
 
Once again. There is no such thing as a bad dive. This reminds me of a man I knew in Gulfport Mississippi. He figured out that he could dive in the sewage plants and unclog filters. This would save the city thousands of dollars not
There are no bad dives, remember that.

Someone needs to send this one in to that "Dirty Jobs" guy on TV.
 
With the right training, gear and procedures it is an ordinary dive.

Only doing it without the right stuff is not good.

Commercial divers work in stuff worse than poo every day.
 
PADI will probably start a new specialty course - poop diving which will require necessary adjustments and experience in weighting, buoyancy, navigation by feel, lights, low visibility, exposure suiting with special masks, and whatever other changes that the poop filled environment would require. Especially techniques in cleaning neoprene, skin, hair, your car afterwards, and the option of finding a dumpster to just get rid of everything.
 

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