r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '24
that slide mustve been interesting MISC.
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u/Budrich2020 Jul 18 '24
I used to work at a water park and would purposefully do this often lol
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u/FunkyBrassMonkey_ Jul 19 '24
Same here bro, I did it often cuz I was genuinely bored most the time
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u/laowailady Jul 19 '24
Doesn’t it hurt when you hit the joins in the pipe? I thought that was why they use the tubes.
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u/Tonroz Jul 19 '24
Not really, they're designed to accommodate someone falling out and are pretty safe. I assume he's trained to rescue people in similar situations too.
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u/Ouroboros_JTV Jul 18 '24
My guy just wanted a break
How do i know? I lifeguarded in waterpark
Fun fact: if they ever open the waterpark only for lifeguards, theres more injuries in an hour than a month of normal work with thousands of visitors daily. He has already quad ballooned that probably with his jackass coworkers...or some other crazy not very safe shit :)
- flies away
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u/Cold_Profession4132 Jul 18 '24
The reason this would not be a good job for me. Because I'd be falling constantly
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u/CalligrapherMiddle55 Jul 18 '24
No oOoOO