This Is Why You Don’t Surf After It Rains 🤢

[@tunn3lman]

Ain’t no way bro is taking a brown shower

[@MollyHJohns]

Cold brown bath. Both sound stinky 😂

[@moondude6836]

Why I don't love the color brown ☠"🎅🎅🎅EUGH EUGH EUGH "

[@chad_16v]

that's ain't a brown shower that's Choclate Rain.

[@Tony_deaf]

@@MollyHJohnstoilet

[@darlenelee6392]

S*** shower

[@Ty_is_dum]

He’s swimming in poop he just doesn’t know it yet

[@t07auginator4]

Oh ho ho, *Augh*

[@jakari298]

🎅🎅🐠

[@tuneslast2827]

Money

[@Kingborax501-ce3ju]

OH HO HO!!!!! AAAAAUUUUGGGGHHHH

[@luthfihisyam3222]

💀

[@Strype13]

This is only rational advice for very specific areas. The vast majority of good surfing spots don't convert to massive sewer systems after a rainstorm.

[@Dogwalker447]

Right more like a vast majority of bodies of water In general😭 I used to swim after rain in lakes river creek ocean all the time nth ever happened

[@muppet4227]

Yeah this only really applies to beaches near large urban areas, and even then they would have to have some extremely shitty waste treatment facilities for it to get to the point it’s that bad

[@jic1]

@@muppet4227 Not necessarily, there's a limit to what even the best designed wastewater systems can deal with. If it rains heavily enough for long enough, you're going to get some overflow.

[@muppet4227]

@@jic1 True, but that would be an exception rather than the rule

[@user-uh6kq2wh9g]

@@jic1 Depends on how system is designed.
Newer system has two independent sewer system.
One for household waste water and the other for rainwater.

[@63padgett]

FYI
In Florida we don't have combined manholes where storm water and raw sewage go through the sewage treatment plant. The rain over runs the plant's maximum capacity so the plant basically is overwhelmed and the water passes without being treated. In Florida stom water has it's own pipe system which usually flows to a retention pond then percolates into the ground. We call this the first flush.
Civil Engineer

[@johncrowley88]

☝️🤓

[@user-lj2cb2pj8j]

California sounds like it's being run by el-engineers

[@jmobbinfoo4838]

Yeah, same here in MN. I don't get it, they tie their waste water into the rain water and just run it out to the ocean?!?!?!?!?! Wtf

[@kelsey2333]

​@@jmobbinfoo4838I live in MN😮 does that mean shit water gets in our lakes and rivers?

[@BlauLion]

That's why we're Trump state! Yeee

[@Lestyrin]

Bro forgot to enchant his surfboard with riptide 💀

[@Peash00t3rplayz76]

Ong

[@TV-MA.x_x.]

Do you even know what you're saying? That sentence makes no sense.
Edit: I honestly didn't think this comment through and would like to apologize for being ignorant. I haven't played MC in a while. The needless hostility in these replies are all my fault.

[@Swiftcantleave]

@@TV-MA.x_x.lil bro chill it’s just a UA-cam comment

[@ninlaw9810]

@@TV-MA.x_x. obviously you can't take a joke and this is a reference to minecraft where you can cast enchantments on specific items which give them certain abilities

[@TV-MA.x_x.]

@@ninlaw9810 I've obviously played minecraft. Riptide literally wouldn't do anything. He doesn't have an elytra so he can't escape the water. He's obviously not throwing his surfboard to gain distance. This is literally just a buzzword comment, "give me likes because I mentioned a popular game".

[@Oscgoofy2763]

"Surfing in poop surfing in poop poop poop"
💀

[@Jay_Silvia]

He's from the band Butthole surfer 😂😂

[@ZA-mb5di]

What

[@Samuel-zh9br]

​@@Jay_Silvia LOL

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

@@Jay_Silvia🤣😂🤣

[@Oscgoofy2763]

@@Jay_Silvia LMAOO

[@rennyukioni7737]

Licensed Wastewater operator here. Most places combine sanitary and storm water drainage systems to wastewater plants which are designed to handle several MGD higher then their average flow. Even at my plant we typically dont ever reach near or max allowed flow. Storm drains would carry bacteria in it yes but typically not fecal matter if so very low amounts cause sanitary systems shouldnt be going in then if they discharge at a body of water. Our allowed numbers are very low and youll never see shit brown leaving plants unless someone royally fucks up and will face federal prison up to 10 years for it. This is more then likely algae that got stirred up during the storm on his board because not all algae is green. As for rhe photo showing sludge pouring from the drain it looks to be a plant because on the other side of the wall you can see the sludge. Wastewater doesn’t look like that till it goes under w biological process typically in basins. As for the algal bloom there is an active decomposition process happening there. Also known as a dead zone. The algae block the sunlight and absorb dissolved oxygen in the water. Killing off plant life and suffocating any fish in it. This obviously causes harmful bacteria. Also the wastewater that enters plants is 99% water and 1% solids. Its typically clean just with some turbidity. Can come in black if any chemicals or dyes were dumped at the plant as well.

[@alexmason7444]

Bro surfing in sh*t and said "EHEHEHEH" 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@user-wl1fd1vj1f]

Fr lol

[@sebastian456carles4]

Bro said "are You f*cking sh*ting me?"

[@Airplane_boy312]

Yawn

[@yourface7179]

😂

[@J3RSEYondaBeat]

Are you fucking shittin me?

[@nathanclinton11]

Nah but they shittin' ON him. 💀💀

[@Angel-ln2qt]

Ocean: YES.. Yes I AM.

[@Nigga2155]

Nah bro is eating my taco bell shit 💀

[@NickJapan6857]

Very funny

[@oneandonlykingzayy6670]

😂😂

[@Nigga2155]

​@@NickJapan6857 i Appreciate it

[@lonetrap]

He's your biggest fan

[@Nigga2155]

@@lonetrap Yea

[@ryandavis7684]

The government deserve jail!

[@nice__craft]

idk how poop water led to anarchy, but let me bring the popcorn

[@sander4247]

because clowns cant follow the rules?

[@raven7978]

Poop going into out ocean us crazy​@@sander4247

[@GalaxianAlien7000]

@@sander4247No, because their dumba** can’t think of anything to construct better to prevent sewage from leading into the ocean

[@artimus4198]

@@sander4247damn liberals making it rain 🤬

[@scottym6680]

No fecal matter is gonna keep me away from the 70 year storm Brody man. - Point Break movie

[@emily.toombs]

All the *storm* drains in LA lead to the LA river system and they drain into the Pacific Ocean. Similarly in Orange County, the Santa Anna river which drains into the Pacific ocean near Huntington Beach. Likewise, San Diego has a similar situation. None of that water is treated with a filtration system before it reaches the ocean. Happy swimming!
**Edited for clarification. I’m talking about the storm drainages. The drains in the gutters. Not the sewage system. However I’ve you’ve ever been a block from a homeless encampment you’re aware not a human waste makes it into our sewage system and dog poop. Oil runoff from all the cars, chemicals from the agriculture, that’s how the Sultan sea was destroyed. We do have a water catch system which is treated and used for unpotable water that water plants on freeway embankments and such but the vast majority of it is runoff into the ocean. LA had 2 options during the creation of the LA river system. Concrete everything in OR an “emerald necklace” which is making the area surrounding the existing river system natural parkways. A stunning example is found in Boston Massachusetts. For more information see the organization friends if the LA river.

[@PaladinThizz]

Also in case you folks didn't know the billions of creatures that live in the ocean also poop in the ocean

[@erikkonstas]

​@@PaladinThizzSee, the poop is totally fine compared to the other... byproducts of the... acts they perform in pairs...

[@majinjason]

Wow, way to not understand sewer systems.
Those drains are for storm water. Your sewage goes to waste treatment plants. Where it is separated from your poop and then fed back into your drinking water.
The poop gets taken to a dump, not the ocean.
You're drinking your toilet water right now. Did you seriously think we would just dump fresh water into the ocean?

[@sedakame1]

"Mana from heaven! Sweet nectar of life!"

[@GoingGreenMom]

Chicago runs theirs into Lake Michigan.... And as I recall several areas in Florida do as well. You really think no where on the east coast does as well? ​@deathknell5167

[@TheGrindcorps]

Yeah, it’s disgusting. Never understood why people do this in Southern California. I’ve seen people surfing all week during flash flooding despite all the nasty shit, including literal shit that rushes out into the water. I actually had a doctor who told me one of his patients was permanently paralyzed from encephalitis he acquired from this. I never go out in the water for a couple days anytime there is more than a mist.

[@adameve2647]

I'd love going to beaches but never swim just look at the waves and feel the breeze 😂

[@NavyCook08]

​@@adameve2647 sharks, jellyfish and stingrays, right?

[@TheGrindcorps]

@@NavyCook08 huh? Sharks, jelly fish and stingrays tend to be a lot less dangerous than the horrible sicknesses people get from runoff.

[@J4YeSun357]

​​@@NavyCook08Sharks, Jellyfish and Stingrays? Oh my 😂

[@eho6380]

Don't forget the salty water

[@porcine11]

Sharks love murky water too.

[@muzz4610]

incorrect, it’s just that visibility is low so the chances of being attacked mistakenly are higher

[@adamwright1487]

​@@muzz4610you know a lot about sharks

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

THIS IS REAL!! I used to live in Huntington Beach and went surfing by the power plant every morning at 5:30 before work, but there’s a waste treatment facility (turd factory) about a mile north, and every time it rained people ended up in the hospital with staphylococcus and really bad lung infections. The only other place to go was either trestles, the nuke plant at San Onofre, or Roserito Beach in Mexico. I just said fuck it and stopped surfing altogether.

[@ClydeStinky]

"EHEHEHEHEH". GOT ME MAN💀💀💀💀

[@Random_Edits290]

“Ahohoho…E Eh E

[@ThatGuy10112]

It’s not even funny jesus

[@meowmix238]

pretty sure you dont dictate what is funny to other people but aight @@ThatGuy10112

[@daveSUStaine31]

​@@ThatGuy10112 it is cope boomer

[@Teabonesteak]

Where does that sound come from?

[@dogishappy0]

I literally studied waste water treatment in college and designed systems with "acceptable" levels of overflow during rain events... and never considered it being fine after 3 days. I just stay out of the ocean entirely.

[@danielmiller2886]

The more you know...
The more depressing reality is. "Acceptable levels of overflow..." yuck.

[@MaximilianonMars]

Heheheh

[@chrismurphy2769]

@@danielmiller2886 Perhaps it's because catastrophic overflow is unacceptable

[@erneste-3williams]

​@chrismurphy2769 sounds like Taco Bell to me 😂

[@user-gi7ru3yz9e]

​@erneste-3williams Geeeeeeek

[@enriquelopez9157]

I'm a city worker for Imperial Beach. Whether it rains or doesn't we have to close the beach regularly due to sewage spillage from Tijuana. Some of the locals still go surfing.

[@wendysalas4896]

🤢

[@henryjumbohead5391]

I surf during a rain, but stay away from certain beaches after it rains because of runoff. But not all beaches are affected by runoff. I’ve surfed during storms several times. It’s so much fun. Grew up in SoCal.

[@followerofchrist6694]

Only time I ever got a staph infection was when I surfed Huntington Beach after it rained. When I saw the doctor he prescribed heavy antibiotics saying the infection could have gone to my brain if I’d waited longer.

[@paradisebreeze1705]

Then you'd be talking crap

[@erikkonstas]

Umm I think that sounds like the brain-eating amoeba... isn't it usually found in stagnant water?

[@funkedreality]

I pissed in the water that day remember

[@thecrusherbugs2331]

Bro, same here. Years ago, I went in and paddled out. Yuck. Got a nasty ear, eye fcking infection. 😂

[@mattjack3983]

Staph infection is nothing to play with

[@arthurneddysmith]

I live in Australia. We haven't quite finished poisoning our water yet.

[@jordansinclair281]

When I grew up on the Australian coast I would surf every day and never had any problem with waste like this. Our oceans are still clean

[@user-ce1zr1mp6e]

Arthur Neddy Smith
I was locked up in long bay with him and part of his crew . There can't be two of him .

[@GabrielGarcia-ve9sg]

😂😂😂

[@NoAssociation8585]

Bruh💀

[@Togzzzzzz]

I’ve never had this problem growing up in the southwest of France.. until I arrived in collapsed California… what a shame for this beautiful coastline!

[@paulliebler7660]

I usually go Redondo and bodyboard , but never during or after a rain storm. It's gross. And I just found out they found some radioactive materials not too far off the coast there. I have taken a break from bodyboarding now !

[@BoRaiChoWins]

This is something Rocket Power failed to teach me growing up.

[@user-km6kn3ej2c]

Most under-rated comment
Don't realize how people haven't found this gold

[@solh8844]

Lololol woogity woogity woogity

[@pmccoy3520]

That’s because they were riders , on a mission…. Not a guy in toilet water 😂

[@FnFestivalLover]

“🎅🎅 eh eh eh eh “

[@mGrady159]

The rain run off actually effects my shellfish farm and although, luckily, water treatment facilities are usually in water tight buildings, the dangerous run off is actually coming from the roads. Sometimes, stagnant puddles will do it too, universities even started studying it in my bay a few years ago.

[@liamseekins9488]

Interesting thanks for that information and cool story

[@theCajonwarrior]

Here in North Carolina, these goofballs be surfing 🏄‍♂️ 🌊 during a hurricane 🌀

[@actuallyNo...]

That's 1 a the best times. NC is also not a place whur what's happenin in the video happens thur. The beaches thur are great.

[@realtsarbomba]

Then again in a civilized part of the world excess rain water doesn't mix up with the shit sewage and definitely doesn't flow into the sea but to the water treatment facility instead.
Sewers carrying sewage are covered and run independently underground.

[@kinte1870]

That'd only in separated systems. Many cities here in the United States have combined systems where sewage and storm runoff systems mix and you get sewage overflow with heavy rain.

[@realtsarbomba]

@@kinte1870 Yes, in a civilized world 😀 but in the north there are other pragmatic reasons to use separated and dug in systems too as we wouldn't want our outgoing sewage pipes to freeze over, can you imagine the blowback 💩 🤢 ?

[@lovis_hertel]

This was the comment I was looking for! 😂 and a stupid American managed to make it more hilarious

[@kinte1870]

@@realtsarbomba Too deep underground to freeze.

[@PaladinThizz]

Unfortunately many civilized places will still push the sewage into the ocean

[@bewiseopeneyes8720]

Growing up on Florida, we learn all of these lessons the hard way lol. I jumped in an algea area in the ocean. Got very sick 😫

[@jamesbreve8761]

What would we do without you I have learned a lot that it makes me think I wasted my time going to school to learn nothing at the end but you are going to help people stay alive

[@doloinc]

Another major reason you aren't supposed to surf after heavy rainfall is because it creates ideal conditions for sharks to move closer to shore due to murky conditions. The low visibility paired with the silhouette created by surfers and the thrashing of the arms increases the potential for prey misidentification.

[@Fomites]

Why do have sewerage systems that overflow into street water runoff and then into our waterways when it rains? Surely we can fix this? It happens too here in Australia dammit.

[@user-cu9bn1pd2b]

It’s from the Mexican side of the border, they dump raw sewage into the river that flows directly to the beaches along san Diego area apparently flows up to Los Angeles hours away from what I’ve been told and read, its sickening and I don’t know how tourists can dare swim in those waters when they regularly report ecoli outbreaks in their waters

[@punipuk8507]

Right, I'm up in Alaska and never heard of this down there. Holy moly. That's crazy. Up here there's surfers go in the bay and water is gray muddy silt from glaciers, nothing bad. That's crazytudes down there. Save the water!!!! Don't just issue platitudes. OmarGol.

[@adrianking5661]

Most beaches in Australia are pristine, where this is not an issue, I've surfed all around the country, in the rain and the water is pristine still..... how many beaches have you surfed? Name the beaches raw sewerage hits the ocean in Australia?

[@Support_jesus]

"he's swimming in the chocolate sh*t he just doesn't know it yet 🎅🎅🎅🐱"

[@wilt9125]

In Chicago they used to occasionally open the Chicago river to the lake when it rained excessively. These days the river is pretty clean but back then they recommended to not swim in the lake after a rainfall

[@TheTechCguy]

When, “Ahh, s***!,” is taken to a literal perspective. 😆😆😆

[@marcus716]

😂😂😂

[@marcus716]

Are you shitting me?

[@SEVEN-os8lk]

Bro swam in dookie🥲

[@pascalsavy1306]

It rains all the time in North Devon where I came from. It’s also home to some of the best surfing coastline’s in the UK. If the surf is pumping, rain or shine the line up in the water is stacked with surfers 🏄‍♀️

[@cmigc84]

I live in Ireland where it rains a lot and we surf a lot. This might be true to some areas but definitely not all. Sometimes its still raining and we are surfing 😅

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

Truth!! My ex didn't listen to people who said not to do it, and so got a horrific ear and throat infection after swimming in the ocean right after a hard rain.

[@TheRonan92]

This is only true in countries that dont treat sewage properly and or in beaches near densley populated areas. For example in Ireland you can surf anywhere at any time and not be in fear of bacteria.

[@pizzlerot2730]

US definitely ain't on that list 💀

[@fishofgold6553]

​@@pizzlerot2730Does that mean that UNTREATED sewage is allowed into the ocean is some places in the US? If so, WHY???

[@TJjjjjjjjjjj]

Is that because the water is so cold 🥶 even bacteria 🦠 doesn’t want to swim in it either

[@antotizwell9215]

Irelands too cold for surfing

[@jinglemyberries866]

@@TJjjjjjjjjjj its probably not that bad because of the Gulf Stream.

[@PursellJr88]

My man was like Steve-O diving in the poop plant

[@Bonsaiman1]

Depending on where you are surfing in the rain and purple sunsets is the best my man

[@Bagus_1003]

*Who tf put the sewage in the ocean bruh? 💀*

[@freezedriedzombi8242]

Lazy cooperations.

[@geraldblacher6318]

that man’s face look so dissatisfied 💀💀🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesshepard4743]

Yes , the first 3 days of initial rain fall will contaminate the water , but if it’s been raining for a long period of time or through a series of storms, then most of those contaminants have already been washed out to the ocean and are not heavily polluting the lineup , it takes time to accumulate all the runoff contaminants that contain things like leaking vehicle fluids, animal waste, and farm contaminants to a few.

[@The-LongRoad-Home]

on the West Coast man and the gulf.
Some spots in Florida can get a little shitty but up here in New England we are sitting pretty

[@goldenstarmusic1689]

Damn, early again. That's absolutely cursed, I never thought about this but new fear unlocked.

[@ThatEpicHypebeastYT]

The beginning tho "🎅🎅🎅🗣️🗣️🗣️"

[@jorgehernandez-dl2in]

I work for public works in a city on the coast, the only water that runs out to the ocean is storm water. Sewage goes straight to the plant.

[@goldmoutdog19]

I got a co worker who goes surfing everytime we have a hurricane

[@matthewnazare4055]

Here in Hawaii we call that brown water advisory AKA DoDo water 💦🌊😂

[@MiniatureGamingX]

Solution: Make the Sewer Water Lead To A Water Cleaning Plant Then Dump It Back into ocean

[@johnleepettimoreiii65]

That does not work anymore because in CA the streets are filled with human feces ....and needles, and trash, and piss..

[@h.r.hufnstuf4171]

seen it in isolated areas as well, a river mouth can bring plain mud into the sea and turn the water into the same color as the soil inland, its not always poop

[@ademdervish8197]

I've been in post rain ocean many times , right near storm water drain . Lol never got sick

[@hunchoqua3x993]

I learn something new from you everyday

[@Stanton_High]

Don't. Dude just makes it up.

[@BRIAN_IVERSON_20]

read a book

[@jamestown4867]

Don’t know how much has changed on Oahu‘s south shore since 1969 but the only place we were concerned about was Kewalo and that was even if it didn’t rain. I’m sure clean up efforts have improved conditions but the population has tripled since then.
Ala Moana bowl at the mouth of the Ala Wai canal (which most of south side rainwater funnels) was my spot and never have we had any concern.
Anyone today surfing around Oahu’s south shore have any concerns about post rain water conditions?

[@Grimmydagod]

Bro looks so defeated on the verge of tears.

[@richardginn5828]

West Coast problems

[@JFletcher915]

I was about to say the same thing. Here in NC We don't have the waves they do most of the time but it's much cleaner.

[@jinglemyberries866]

They have problems in Florida from industrial waste

[@actuallyNo...]

​@jinglemyberries866 , no
Lol. Not like this. Cali is extremely dirty & polluted. FLA , North & South Carolina, & Georgia has the cleanest beaches.
FLA is extremely fresh & clean. Ypu won't find a state w/o some problem similar in some area, but majoritively this is not similar in any way.FLA Has different systems for sewage & the weather doesn't

[@actuallyNo...]

​@jinglemyberries866 , determine when anyone can go in the ocean (because of man-made problems).. U be hard pressed to find a polluted beach in FLA ...certainly none like Cali, Jersey, New York, etc

[@actuallyNo...]

​@JFletcher915 , North Carolina & South Carolina are like FLA... & thur's tons a great surf spots thur 👌🏽🌊 ...
Our states have a different system in place for sewage -- we don't dump it into seaways & we r very careful about overflow. The South/S
EAST, have the best, cleanest, most beautiful beaches.& oceans.

[@evanashby6032]

Another reason why i never step a foot in the ocean.

[@c.h.u.d]

Swimming POO-ls are no better

[@actuallyNo...]

No, just stay away from nasty oceans if ur in U.S., like Cali, Jersey, New York, & any other disgustin states that are extremely polluted. There's MANY beautiful beaches in heat states whur this don't happen, & also whur the systems aren't made whur they dump into the sea-ways. ✌🏽 ❤

[@j.p.s5311]

Plus, it's also massive no no due to sharks. When you get stroms, rain etc... it churns everything up from the bottom. Fish start dispersing from the shoreline and head into deeper water, which also draws sharks closer to shore due to the sudden activity further out.

[@Frankdisscutionpdx]

I grew up surfing in Huntington Beach California, there wasn't one time that I came out of that water without a sore throat for a few hours. It is pretty polluted there.

[@Capeverdeluv1]

Wow, I’ve never heard of that before. Thank you 👍🏽

[@CK-hc5oh]

California always having the most unhinged residents and it's not even surprising for a long time💀

[@declanp1]

Florida is much worse.

[@Towelie42O]

Florida is like 10x worse. Ohio is getting bad too.

[@4LTDelight]

The intro sound lmaooo “eh eh ehh”

[@ybt3fly]

Gave a whole new meaning to the phrase “ate sh*t”

[@Swiftcantleave]

Keep up the good vids, love from Europe🇨🇳

[@thisnigga5986]

From China lmao

[@paraskevaspapantonakis]

​@thisnigga5986 pov when you haven't done geography for the last 12 years.
Edit: This guy thought that the Chinese flag was actually the european flag lmao 😂🤣

[@Final_SC]

Love Europe from america🇯🇵

[@3dsonsuce01]

love from europe china flag

[@demoman5864]

Love from Britain 🇳🇿

[@michaelw2288]

In the UK surfing hotspot in Cornwall, it rains 146 days/year.

[@liam232_stc]

the fact that he already knew it was poop but still decided to swim in it💀

[@hemlocktea6643]

Why do we still dump our sewage into the ocean?

[@PaladinThizz]

Where else are we going to dump 8 billion people's waste?

[@demoman5864]

@@PaladinThizzyour house

[@KayMayhem777]

​@@PaladinThizzYour mom but only after an 8,000,000 strong FUN kind of dump of course, if you catch my drift...😉😏

[@KayMayhem777]

​@@PaladinThizzYour mom

[@RTAvakian]

It is a question of capacity. There is a choice- Separate system with constant waste in the watershed when it rains or a combined system with CSO's with occasional waste in the watershed.
No city has managed to solve the problem, though Philadelphia, USA really actually tried about 15 years ago.

[@bumblefritz]

I'm always mildly disappointed when we don't get the 🐡

[@SaulOrti-gz5ve]

Im from Puerto Rico and we tend to surf during a hurricane lost a lot of friends but we literally look forward for hurricane seasons 🏄🏻‍♂️🌀🤙🇵🇷 #LUQILLO #LAPARED

[@missbloom9885]

Why did i get ring the alarm by beyonce when you was talking about kendricks woman.👀👀 maaannnnn something is not quite right about the strong front they are showing the world.
Anyway thanks sag moon for the video. You always come through with the truth❤❤

[@emirin5rira]

Why do all of your videos have some weird sound effect with them?

[@aliceakosota797]

Probably like a subliminal message where you hear the sound and it reminds you of this or ppl find it hilarious hence the comments with Santa and the crab

[@yourface588]

Probably to get bots of human beings to comment the same thing multiple times

[@emirin5rira]

⁠@@yourface588wait I don’t understand. Like what?

[@RobotronSage]

See its working@@emirin5rira

[@Spaces.human.]

Is that fish

[@_Clayton.Bigsby_]

You're basically telling us down here in South Florida to avoid the beach all spring and both of our summers, as it rains by no later than 3 p.m. almost every day.

[@Brwneydgrl69]

I was living in Ocean Beach, San Diego in 2014-2015 . There was a man that went surfing a day after a major rain and the next day ended up in the hospital and the next day was DEAD due to a bacterial infection.

[@lucasread1743]

🎅🏻🎅🏻eh eh eh

[@M8OfTheNorth]

Hoho oh 💩

[@tntzimmerman9552]

Especially here in California where it’s been confirmed we have some of the nastiest beaches in the United States.

[@dmvweezy5235]

Broskie got dookie on his face with a huge smile to match🤦🏾‍♂️🤣🤣

[@lpc9929]

Thruth of Universe: Universe is the microorganism neuron microorganism and the the bacteria. We are in the the puddle. Bacteria in puddle. I talk telepathy to puddle bacteria. Puddle bacteria is universe. I am infertile from eating scented candles. the

[@muirick9924]

Thats satanic. Witchcraft

[@zacrichey8117]

Ooh sexy ummm ooh ya

[@zacrichey8117]

Suck it like a vacuum

[@zacrichey8117]

Oh fuck I'm gonna fruit

[@zacrichey8117]

I'm blooming oooh FUCK

[@tahoeboulderingguides1864]

I grew up surfing in North County San Diego. Lately, every time I surf there, whether it’s rained or not I get sick the next day. I call it “water sick.” Sore throat, stuffy sinuses, etc. Feels like a standard cold. I always wonder if anyone else has this issue. None of my friends from San Diego have problems like I do. Really makes me wonder just how toxic the water is in So Cal. And if I go on a surf trip to somewhere tropical with clean water, I’m always fine.

[@noeatSLT]

Surf " Lake Tahoe". With a solid SE Wind, The place is amazing. It might snow,rain,snain,cornpops, you name it.

[@PaulieLauraXombie1331]

Gotta surf before or through the rainfall depending on weather condition!. friend does it and gets some friggin gnarly waves..

[@SMC4117]

Yep… I’ve been surfing for over 40 years! 72 hours is the protocol. That said, the first heavy rain or two of the year are the most polluted. After that ( depending on where you live ) it’s mostly just rain water and not nearly as toxic. But, for those who aren’t surfers and haven’t been exposed to some type of runoff and have built up an immunity to it, you will most likely get sick, get sinus infections, and ear infections. Therefore, the 72 hour wait before entering the water is highly recommended.

[@EMan-cu5zo]

I have been surfing and I could see this brown sludge with yellow foam on top creeping in. I got out when it was to close for comfort and sure enough it was a sewage spill from the north making its way down south. I didn’t get sick thankfully but have been sick due to the water many times.

[@j.davidsapp6212]

IDK out here on the east coast that's about the only time you can get anything surfable.

[@taureanwright31]

I have never in my life seen this and I fish a lot especially after a lot of rain because snook fishing in spillways is amazing. I never seen shit in the water before especially in the ocean.

[@MacaroniMan30]

“Even in a hurricane of brown I know that we will be safe and sound” ahh moment💀

[@jaredred6310]

You can surf where the poop pipe is not pumping, like el porto in LA, literally breaks on the poop pipe. Every city has one, or several, you just need to look at the direction of flow and where these things are and stay away from

[@Dj87887]

At first I thought that his cheek got hooked with a fishing lure. Then I watched again after the explanation and realized what was on his face.

[@user-yx6mz5rc2x]

Bro ain’t no way that this guy is taking a poopy bath he better get off or else he’ll be sick lol

[@glennellis187]

I love your videos and input. However, on this subject, Hawaii rains every day, and there are surfers, snorkeling, and water activities everyday. It's a common occurance and most people learn how to follow the surf, properly.
Keep up the great videos bro. Love em

[@joe-zn6xb]

idk about America but here in the uk water compaare allowed to pump waste into rivers when there is sufficient rainfall, part of the problem is how the companies try to get away with pumping more than allowed

[@Clisare]

This is disgusting! Glad Ireland doesn’t have to worry about this otherwise we’d never surf

[@T_P_W_ThachoZenjuan]

Especially in way Southern California. Mexico is always letting off the floaters in rain.

[@stewartsearle8288]

That would be the case with most British rivers, unfortunately, even if it hadn't rained.

[@gringagarbo7508]

In Mexico it’s pure poop you’re surfing in. Remember they have pretty much all open sewers near the coast.

[@kayleighbrown459]

I live in Scotland and there are like 2 months out of the year that you can expect 74 hours without rain. Like the idea of that being the norm is staggering. How do you live? Where do you get your watter? How does your grass stay lush enough to feed your beef?