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Also a random note about ear drops:
Once you add alcohol, the freezing point drops. I did a dive at below zero surface temperatures once and used the ear drops, which I left in my car and were probably about 10 degrees F. It was one of the most painful events of my diving career.
Once you add alcohol, the freezing point drops. I did a dive at below zero surface temperatures once and used the ear drops, which I left in my car and were probably about 10 degrees F. It was one of the most painful events of my diving career.
Tipping culture is local and varies. One place I go, if the DM trainees get a tip, they usually turn it over (voluntarily) to the primary DM.
Something I've seen folks do in situation swhen they want to thank a trainee for especially good service is gift them something non-monetary - on one dive trip, another guest (who was an instructor) gave the trainee an impromptu complimentary nitrox course and cert! Super kind (and practical!) gesture.
Something I've seen folks do in situation swhen they want to thank a trainee for especially good service is gift them something non-monetary - on one dive trip, another guest (who was an instructor) gave the trainee an impromptu complimentary nitrox course and cert! Super kind (and practical!) gesture.
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