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Confessions of a deep sea diver.

I recently left my job as a deep sea diver.

I worked for a large company that offers diving services ranging from salvage, underwater demolition, ship repairs, and search and recovery.

They're a reputable company and are considered safe and reliable.

So much so that they are often contracted by the government.

Truth be told, I'll miss working for them.

The people I worked with were truly the best of the best.

but there are only so many unexplainable things you can witness in the deep before you decide to stay out of the ocean forever.

Here are some examples of the secrets many divers take to their graves.

On the way to a job we were contracted to perform, our propeller became fouled.

I suited up and prepared to make a quick dive to remove the fouling.

I did a brief inspection and located a thick line wrapped around the prop and shaft.

I notified the supervisor, who then lowered a canvas bag with the tools I needed to cut it off.

I hung the bag from the shaft and began freeing the propeller.

It didn't take long, and I returned to my tool bag.

I noticed a strange crunching sound when I dropped the tools in the bag.