MeatCanyon

But two, yes.

You have to meet me somewhere.

People should not be... People should not... I meet you on this podcast.

But people should not bathe at public pools.

I agree with you.

If they can help it.

Part two.

Before I share anything further, there are a few things I'd like to clarify.

I received an astonishingly large amount of comments and personal messages since posting.

Several people pointed out to me that there are probably very few people with experiences like these.

And of those people, even fewer could say that they've recently left their job.

Therefore, there are probably a lot of people out there who already know who I am, or that could figure it out easily.

That being said, I still believe that everybody deserves to know.

First, I'm going to answer some of the common questions I've received.

Yes, I've experienced a lot of terrifying things in the ocean, but when you consider the amount of dives I've made, these experiences have truly been few and far between.

Basic information about our dive gear.

While it does vary based on the job, we do have a standard we typically use.

We are hardhat divers, meaning we wear helmets, not scuba.

It's surface-supplied air.

We have an air system on surface, which runs through an umbilical down to the divers.