I love how UA-cam gives me the ability to excaped from a wormhole Ive been lost in for a month by jumping into an entirely different wormhole. This time, it's diving, and these guys are great
One of these days I hope to have what it takes to visit the spectacular crystal caves. Might take a long while but it is definitely on the bucket list.
If there is one constant in the universe, it's Brian's shop. Guys, I'm curious how you travel with your sidewinders? Do you put them on the airplane in those plastic totes? Do you bring O2 bottles? By the way I still think "Ralph's cave" is a terrible name. Not a very spectacular name for one of the best caves in the world. Brian refuses to change it. LOL. This video brought back so many memories. Gotta get back down to dive with Brian! Woody...how much weight is in the XDEEP to accommodate the drysuit? Woody what went wrong???? I can't believe you missed the dive!!!! What a bummer man!! I'm sorry!
We pack it on PelicanAir 1615 cases. They are great. I only took one of those to Abaco even though I own two cases. And yes, we bring our o2 tanks with us although in some places they have them for rent, but they are small and easy to bring. I believe Woody had 4 lbs in the spine of the XDeep. I had 2 or 3 as well to combat the halocline.
@@austinbelknap125 yes but I’ve heard some people had issues with it in some countries, it’s just not a big deal to be honest, just pay for it at the destination, even if it costs more
There’s just so much stuff!!! It’s so crazy to actually see all the pieces you take with you and how much it fills up that van even!! And I thought I took a lot of things to dance classes with a duffle bag full of things.
What about a 360 camera? Then the viewer can move the camera around and you guys don't have to worry about which way the camera is pointing. You can use it just for the cave dive itself. Love you guys!! Y'all are amazing!!
I’m glad you made this video because it’s something I’ve always thought about. I am not a diver and have no experience whatsoever, but I watch all of your videos and many times I think to myself, “Man, with all that equipment, is it even fun by the time they are done setting up“? 😂 Obviously the answer is yes or you wouldn’t continue to do so. Thanks guys and keep the great content coming.
I agree, Brian, Tom Petty is/was very talented. Sorry, Woody missed the dive. Glad Gus was able to make the Glass Factory. I hope one day to see it myself, in person. Dive safe.
Woody Would love an "after" discussion/breakdown of what went wrong with your rebreather. Great way to learn some trouble shooting procedures with Brian involved in the troubleshooting John
Absolutely love the in depth look at the gear and the setup. I see why you guys do it, the walk there was beautiful but WOW the cave is just amazing!! Hopefully one day I’ll be cave cut like woody 😂 Love the video
I’m always more than jealous when you both post dive videos. Especially as the sites always look so cool. Also jealous of the kit. Hope I’ll do my rebreather training soon.
That's ok Gus, if you need to focus we would rather that, we know you will always give us good videos when you can ha :) I like videos like this, it great to see you guys set up and how you prepare some of your gear for the dive, informative and helpful. Location looks stunning. Hope that is me one day ha! Sorry you missed it Woody!!!!
Hi guys I know this is sort of not related but I recently dived a cenote Zapote aka hells bells .i know it’s not a a cave it’s a caven and you dive down around then up but i take my hat off to you two doing cave diving .i will just stick to my dives looking at fish .
Is travelling with diving gear difficult? I often wonder what sorta "systems" divers use to rationalise the amount of gear they take overseas on dive trips. Is it a case of having a few essentials of your own that you always take, then rely on local dive shops for other gear to finish of your system? Seeing the rebreathers out of the water and being (at least partly) assembled up close, they're not necessarily small ... or light. Are travel cases for rebreathers or open circuit systems something that exists? EDIT: 24:10 ... Preparing CCRs to the sounds of CCR! Haha! Yes! ❤ And is Woody wearing a dry suit and Gus a regular wetsuit, or is it something different?
Traveling with gear is not that hard, you just need the right cases to ensure it won’t get damaged. And yes, I was diving wet and Woody was diving dry.
@@DIVETALK Cool. Do the CCR cases tend to be rigid road case style boxes, or custom moulded plastic things that are a bit more streamlined to occupy less space? Like anything, I guess it depends on who it is and their preference. It'd be interesting to see a bit of how you organise yourself for an international dive trip; what gets taken and what is gonna be hired locally, etc. For instance, it's pretty obvious that any tanks would be hired locally because they can't fly. Or can you take your own O2 tank because it's under a certain size (and details like that)? The difficult thing would be knowing how reliable an unknown dive shop will be; there are so many critical components and parts, it'd be so hard to leave certain things in unknown hands. But there is email, telephone and facsimile to check these things. Hehe. I guess I'm interested because I travel with a lot of music gear quite often and it's a total pain in the arse, but music gear is nowhere near as complex ... or "life or death". Travelling with important/expensive luggage is just bloody stressful, whatever it is ...
Hi Gus and woody. I want to thank you. For the things I learned from watching your videos. I didn't know anything about scuba diving and because of your videos I learned a great deal about scuba diving. Thank you so much have a great safe dive 👍🙏❤️
If you dropped me in that room with all your gear, with no instructions, I probably couldn't put it together in a million years. There would be extra parts 🤣🤣
could you cover some cave diving that are good for someone who is not a cave diver (im only padi advanced with nitrox) so have to stay in site on entrance....i have dived in a nice cave in Rhodes near the acropolis that had a fresh water waterfall in the back that you could stand on a huge rock tack off reg and look around ....was very cool going from salt to fresh water as i went from entrance at 20 meters (bottom of entrance was 50mtrs i think) to surface at back of cave there was a tech dive only section that was down to 70mtrs i think
Hey, Gus & Woody, may I ask... where do you guys stay during your trips to Abaco? I'm dreaming about visiting Abaco caves, too. Probably not quite soon, but a dream is a dream. Hotels/Resorts are not worth all that money when you spend all day in a cave and preparing for it. What are the options?
It seems like it would be so easy to miss hooking up something, with all the tubes, spaghetti I call em. All the INS and outs...it looks so complicated. I know you guys know what you're doing. It's just from my perspective.
Gus, don't you have connection issues with that Swift transmitter on the O2 tank so far away from your wrist? Mine lose their connection frequently on their sidemount valves in my armpits.
Sometimes but this is my setup from almost 10 months ago, it looks different now, the transmitter now sits near my shoulder and I have zero connection issues.
I have a question about people who need contacts or glasses how does that work with diving I can't see more than 3 ft in front of me without mine so I was wondering how divers compensate for that
Poison Ivy on steroids... We have something in Australia that has big soft and friendly looking leaves... But the hairs on the leaves have driven people to suicide (Gympie Gympie).
Love to see your setup fellas just a quick question if it's ok.Have you ever been diving and something went wrong and you had to do a emergency resurface ? Love you videos guys keep up the good work. 👍
I'm interested to know what caused Woody to stop diving. 4 hours of prep, 45min trying to fix the issue... Wouldn't that show up earlier on? Purely from a knowledge perspective. This video just shows how much prep is needed at the advanced level of diving. Great work!
He had issues with his dive computer and the backup I had was almost dead, so he could’ve started the dive but probably had to turn around like 10 minutes into it. We’ll be back though and the cave is not going anywhere.
Brilliant to watch you assemble your gear lads but I’m afraid that’s why I don’t dive, I wouldn’t last long having to put that all together it’s way to complicated for the likes of me👍 When I was rigging up for kitesurfing session in narly wind there would be not a lot of talking just concentrating on getting everything right.
Underwater I don't think it's an issue, but you do need to learn to dive so not sure if your hearing problems will affect your ability to learn and get certified.
Just the fact you can see that beautiful nature creation and known 99 % humanity never will be able to see in person is totally worth!! .. OK New personal Gold : Dive there before the end of this decade (seriously) !!
So I am thinking about doing my open water course. I have never scuba dived before and the one skill that has got me a little bit nervous is regulator recovery at depth. Like idk why but it makes me a bit nervous…I know it isn’t too hard, any tips?
Regulator recovery isn't something to worry about. Put your alternate in your mouth so you can breathe, roll right so the primary regulator can hang down from your right side, sweep your arm back along your body, and then back to front in a wide arch. You should catch the hose that way and you can follow the hose to retrieve your regulator. Make sure the hose is routed properly, and put the primary back in your mouth. Stow your alternate.
@DIVE TALK please read Not sure why but watching you don gear was somehow therapuetic. watching you two go through the routine and even though you didn't say much while dressing it was somehow relaxing to watch. perhaps there is something to it and perhaps others enjoyed it also and perhaps you can make more videos including that. maybe cave dive highlights with underwater or in situ skill testing- you two show how to escape line entanglement in a tight overhead with low light, or Gus the linemaster demonstrates how to tie line when there is nothing good to tie it to. the beginning of the vid could show you guys taking your time to put on the gear. peace and God Bless p.s Woody you are aware of things many others are not capable of perceiving. continue and let not anyone's words turn your heart or mind. although it may seem silly to some to tell your rebreather that you love it or give it a kiss, and even though only a person can be loved, you are aware of the energy and intention and emotion behind the action which assuredly modifes all physical reality in accordance with the energy of the giver. in an imaginary experiment where Woody expresses positivity toward his gear and Steely expresses negativity, the results are in accordance with a similar experiment actually conducted IRL in which positive emotions changed the appearance of the molecular structure of water in an appealing and symetrical way and negative emtions affected it in a chaotic and unbalanced way
Guys I'm sorry if I'm off target here, but I've been wanting to say this for a while. It seems to me that most of you guys' videos for the past year, which have not been a lot by the way, have been pretty much shouldered all by Gus. From toting the gear to doing the filming, and editing the the tapes, and doing the narration, and all this other shit that goes along with what you guys are supposed to do on your channel, and he seems to carry more than his fair share of the load. Correct me if I'm wrong, and Woody by the way I really love you man, nothing personal, but hey man you need to lend your brother a hand ⁉️ I apologize and no hard feelings!? It's just the way it's coming across to me, the way it's perceived? I don't know if it's just me or, you know, anybody else?
I'm a diver with mild asthma. My dive medical was quite thorough. I had to do a spirometry lung test with a bronchodilator. What that means is basically that they test my lung capacity with and without an inhaler to see how well my lungs function. This was done through a lung specialist doctor which then sent the results to a diving medical doctor. The dive medical doctor gave me the final approval. So it is possible, but you want to get thoroughly checked to see if it is mild and controlled enough.
I love the way they pick on each other back and forth it’s hilarious
Hey Guys!! Love that shirt Gus!!!
I love it too!
This was a joy to watch. I love the morning of a dive … connecting to your surroundings … the excited anticipation of what’s to come. Love it!
I love how UA-cam gives me the ability to excaped from a wormhole Ive been lost in for a month by jumping into an entirely different wormhole. This time, it's diving, and these guys are great
The thing I learned: "Watch your head. Stalactites don't move." Great perspective on what it takes to see fabulous things.
One of these days I hope to have what it takes to visit the spectacular crystal caves. Might take a long while but it is definitely on the bucket list.
If there is one constant in the universe, it's Brian's shop.
Guys, I'm curious how you travel with your sidewinders? Do you put them on the airplane in those plastic totes? Do you bring O2 bottles? By the way I still think "Ralph's cave" is a terrible name. Not a very spectacular name for one of the best caves in the world. Brian refuses to change it. LOL. This video brought back so many memories. Gotta get back down to dive with Brian! Woody...how much weight is in the XDEEP to accommodate the drysuit? Woody what went wrong???? I can't believe you missed the dive!!!! What a bummer man!! I'm sorry!
We pack it on PelicanAir 1615 cases. They are great. I only took one of those to Abaco even though I own two cases. And yes, we bring our o2 tanks with us although in some places they have them for rent, but they are small and easy to bring. I believe Woody had 4 lbs in the spine of the XDeep. I had 2 or 3 as well to combat the halocline.
@@DIVETALK Is it possible to fly with sorb, or do you have to buy it at your destination?
@@austinbelknap125 yes but I’ve heard some people had issues with it in some countries, it’s just not a big deal to be honest, just pay for it at the destination, even if it costs more
@@DIVETALK Also, is that Pelican case suitable for a KISS Spirit?
@@austinbelknap125 yep! That’s why I have two. Sometimes I travel with both.
There’s just so much stuff!!! It’s so crazy to actually see all the pieces you take with you and how much it fills up that van even!! And I thought I took a lot of things to dance classes with a duffle bag full of things.
What about a 360 camera? Then the viewer can move the camera around and you guys don't have to worry about which way the camera is pointing. You can use it just for the cave dive itself. Love you guys!! Y'all are amazing!!
I’m glad you made this video because it’s something I’ve always thought about. I am not a diver and have no experience whatsoever, but I watch all of your videos and many times I think to myself, “Man, with all that equipment, is it even fun by the time they are done setting up“? 😂 Obviously the answer is yes or you wouldn’t continue to do so. Thanks guys and keep the great content coming.
20:03
Gus this is why I love you dude. Thanks for everything you and Woody do. Humans need to hear the sweet calm of nature.
Powerful.
Thank you for watching!
I will always watch your videos even when content slows we understand things get busy.
Hell, I’d just like to ride around with Brian and listen to him talk about stuff. Absolute Legend 💎
I agree, Brian, Tom Petty is/was very talented. Sorry, Woody missed the dive. Glad Gus was able to make the Glass Factory. I hope one day to see it myself, in person.
Dive safe.
Woody
Would love an "after" discussion/breakdown of what went wrong with your rebreather. Great way to learn some trouble shooting procedures with Brian involved in the troubleshooting
John
Nothing was wrong with his rebreather. He had a computer issue.
@@DIVETALK Did you try turning it off and on again?
Absolutely love the in depth look at the gear and the setup. I see why you guys do it, the walk there was beautiful but WOW the cave is just amazing!! Hopefully one day I’ll be cave cut like woody 😂 Love the video
Wow! This was quite involved. Holy moly
Great video, @Gus really like how you have the o2 cylinder on the Hollis Butt plate, looks really stable with the torch connected via the bungee
Thank you...it is super stable.
I would be so nervous in those tight spaces, but the views inside are incredible. Really does make me want to get certified to cave dive
I can’t wait to watch these dives on the upcoming videos
Extremely enjoyable to watch the prep side of it! Cheers!
It looks like properly prepping for a safe cave dive is the most time consuming aspect of the dive. Actually going on the dive is like your reward 🙂
Thanks for the set up & tour
So according to Woody, the first step in preparing for a cave dive is to buy a turkey sandwich 😄😄. Seriously, great video guys.
YUP!
I’m always more than jealous when you both post dive videos. Especially as the sites always look so cool.
Also jealous of the kit. Hope I’ll do my rebreather training soon.
Not sure how I missed this, but this video is fantastic.
That's ok Gus, if you need to focus we would rather that, we know you will always give us good videos when you can ha :) I like videos like this, it great to see you guys set up and how you prepare some of your gear for the dive, informative and helpful. Location looks stunning. Hope that is me one day ha! Sorry you missed it Woody!!!!
Enjoyed this detailed video.
Super cool video, guys! Loved the time-lapse!
Yet another great video guys always enjoyable to watch keep up the good work.
All I can say is epic video guy's ! I love all your content thx gus & woody
Nice video, makes me want to dive there even more!
Calm moments of peace in the wild followed by tom petty and the heartbreakers during your set up. You two enjoy your dive!
Reminds me when I prep for a fireworks show no detail is to small days planning hours of hard work and 20 minutes of holy cow that was Awesome
Thank you
You guys are awesome I love your videos
Hi guys I know this is sort of not related but I recently dived a cenote Zapote aka hells bells .i know it’s not a a cave it’s a caven and you dive down around then up but i take my hat off to you two doing cave diving .i will just stick to my dives looking at fish .
Is travelling with diving gear difficult? I often wonder what sorta "systems" divers use to rationalise the amount of gear they take overseas on dive trips. Is it a case of having a few essentials of your own that you always take, then rely on local dive shops for other gear to finish of your system? Seeing the rebreathers out of the water and being (at least partly) assembled up close, they're not necessarily small ... or light. Are travel cases for rebreathers or open circuit systems something that exists?
EDIT: 24:10 ... Preparing CCRs to the sounds of CCR! Haha! Yes! ❤
And is Woody wearing a dry suit and Gus a regular wetsuit, or is it something different?
Traveling with gear is not that hard, you just need the right cases to ensure it won’t get damaged. And yes, I was diving wet and Woody was diving dry.
@@DIVETALK Cool. Do the CCR cases tend to be rigid road case style boxes, or custom moulded plastic things that are a bit more streamlined to occupy less space? Like anything, I guess it depends on who it is and their preference.
It'd be interesting to see a bit of how you organise yourself for an international dive trip; what gets taken and what is gonna be hired locally, etc. For instance, it's pretty obvious that any tanks would be hired locally because they can't fly. Or can you take your own O2 tank because it's under a certain size (and details like that)?
The difficult thing would be knowing how reliable an unknown dive shop will be; there are so many critical components and parts, it'd be so hard to leave certain things in unknown hands. But there is email, telephone and facsimile to check these things. Hehe. I guess I'm interested because I travel with a lot of music gear quite often and it's a total pain in the arse, but music gear is nowhere near as complex ... or "life or death". Travelling with important/expensive luggage is just bloody stressful, whatever it is ...
7:03 OMG I flinched 🤣
just like the morning of an astronaut going into space
ODDE the cave diving black lab awesome
Hi Gus and woody.
I want to thank you. For the things I learned from watching your videos. I didn't know anything about scuba diving and because of your videos I learned a great deal about scuba diving.
Thank you so much have a great safe dive 👍🙏❤️
Very cool gear I'm jealous wish I was there.
If you dropped me in that room with all your gear, with no instructions, I probably couldn't put it together in a million years. There would be extra parts 🤣🤣
Nice video guys
could you cover some cave diving that are good for someone who is not a cave diver (im only padi advanced with nitrox) so have to stay in site on entrance....i have dived in a nice cave in Rhodes near the acropolis that had a fresh water waterfall in the back that you could stand on a huge rock tack off reg and look around ....was very cool going from salt to fresh water as i went from entrance at 20 meters (bottom of entrance was 50mtrs i think) to surface at back of cave there was a tech dive only section that was down to 70mtrs i think
That entrance is pretty😍
Hey, Gus & Woody, may I ask... where do you guys stay during your trips to Abaco?
I'm dreaming about visiting Abaco caves, too. Probably not quite soon, but a dream is a dream.
Hotels/Resorts are not worth all that money when you spend all day in a cave and preparing for it.
What are the options?
I get that kiss woody planted on his rebreather. I kiss my gear all the time when I’m about to take it out lol
Cool stuff 👍😎
What are those blue things Gus has (looks like near the primary light clip, around 25:20 or so)? Woody has some as well, but in pink (of course).
I wish I could find them in Orange...they are "Bread Bag Clips" but we use them as "Cave Diving Cookies"
@S. M. No that's not it, but thanks for looking!
@S. M. they look like this: a.co/d/fV0mmca
Gus & Woody, another great video. Brian's rebreather looks insane. Keep me in your thoughts, guys. I lost my job of 17 years Wednesday. Love you guys!
That’s terrible. Sorry to hear that.
@@DIVETALK Thank you.
@S. M. Thank you, very much.
I want to go!
It seems like it would be so easy to miss hooking up something, with all the tubes, spaghetti I call em. All the INS and outs...it looks so complicated. I know you guys know what you're doing. It's just from my perspective.
Woody missing the dive is tragic! He had already been diving there once though, right?
He had been in this cave but not to Glass Factory.
Woody I'm sure had an absolute blast sitting around in that drysuit for one hour :-))
Wow Woody what a disappointment, sorry to hear that. Gus glad you got to enjoy. Brian's the man with the plan... Thanks Guys...
Gus, don't you have connection issues with that Swift transmitter on the O2 tank so far away from your wrist? Mine lose their connection frequently on their sidemount valves in my armpits.
Sometimes but this is my setup from almost 10 months ago, it looks different now, the transmitter now sits near my shoulder and I have zero connection issues.
I have a question about people who need contacts or glasses how does that work with diving I can't see more than 3 ft in front of me without mine so I was wondering how divers compensate for that
What were the equipment issues that prevented the dive?
Better to miss the dive than to miss breathing.
Poison Ivy on steroids... We have something in Australia that has big soft and friendly looking leaves... But the hairs on the leaves have driven people to suicide (Gympie Gympie).
I thought that was a kid in the back seat. You need pink shorts so I would know it was you. I was worried woody was not in the van.
What did Woody say @ 12:06??
You had me at turkey sandwich.
only woody could flex a pink re-breather 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love to see your setup fellas just a quick question if it's ok.Have you ever been diving and something went wrong and you had to do a emergency resurface ? Love you videos guys keep up the good work. 👍
Yes. A few times. But an “emergency resurface” is still controlled and not in a rush.
I'm interested to know what caused Woody to stop diving. 4 hours of prep, 45min trying to fix the issue... Wouldn't that show up earlier on? Purely from a knowledge perspective. This video just shows how much prep is needed at the advanced level of diving. Great work!
He had issues with his dive computer and the backup I had was almost dead, so he could’ve started the dive but probably had to turn around like 10 minutes into it.
We’ll be back though and the cave is not going anywhere.
We gotta get you a tripod Gus
I know Gus would never throw Woody under the bus on a dive video 😅
so it takes 28mins to prepare (plus the ride to the cave) cool
28 min?
are you coming to cenotes on july to??
Maybe...
How much would one full re breather set up be worth? Remember I know nothing about diving so that maybe an ignorant question but I’m hoping not..
Full rebreathers with electronics run $12K-$15K
I'm not a driver but I would assume the same rule for sky diving exists for cave diving. Don't rush the prep. Check everything real well.
what do you do if you get a hole in your suit on a dive?
Ah I get it woody. "cave cut" like "boot cut"or flare.
Brilliant to watch you assemble your gear lads but I’m afraid that’s why I don’t dive, I wouldn’t last long having to put that all together it’s way to complicated for the likes of me👍
When I was rigging up for kitesurfing session in narly wind there would be not a lot of talking just concentrating on getting everything right.
What does all the equipment weigh??
Seemed like there was some tension between you guys?✌️🧡
If someone like myself who have hearing problems since birth. Would this effect me in any way to getting into diving?
Underwater I don't think it's an issue, but you do need to learn to dive so not sure if your hearing problems will affect your ability to learn and get certified.
@@DIVETALK thank you for your response, was just concern if that'll effect me in anyway when I go diving if I ever got my training and certification
Looks like how I get my backpacking pack on 😂. Get into position and wham get that 50lbs on your back.
Just the fact you can see that beautiful nature creation and known 99 % humanity never will be able to see in person is totally worth!! .. OK New personal Gold : Dive there before the end of this decade (seriously) !!
YOU CAN DO IT
So I am thinking about doing my open water course. I have never scuba dived before and the one skill that has got me a little bit nervous is regulator recovery at depth. Like idk why but it makes me a bit nervous…I know it isn’t too hard, any tips?
Regulator recovery isn't something to worry about.
Put your alternate in your mouth so you can breathe, roll right so the primary regulator can hang down from your right side, sweep your arm back along your body, and then back to front in a wide arch. You should catch the hose that way and you can follow the hose to retrieve your regulator.
Make sure the hose is routed properly, and put the primary back in your mouth. Stow your alternate.
@@bloodymarvelous4790 pre sure you cannot use your alternate
🤗🐠🐠🤗
Lol. Almost 30 minutes? Don’t have to watch but that sounds about right for experienced ccr setup and prep for a dive ;)
Enjoy!!
@DIVE TALK please read
Not sure why but watching you don gear was somehow therapuetic. watching you two go through the routine and even though you didn't say much while dressing it was somehow relaxing to watch. perhaps there is something to it and perhaps others enjoyed it also and perhaps you can make more videos including that. maybe cave dive highlights with underwater or in situ skill testing- you two show how to escape line entanglement in a tight overhead with low light, or Gus the linemaster demonstrates how to tie line when there is nothing good to tie it to. the beginning of the vid could show you guys taking your time to put on the gear. peace and God Bless
p.s Woody you are aware of things many others are not capable of perceiving. continue and let not anyone's words turn your heart or mind. although it may seem silly to some to tell your rebreather that you love it or give it a kiss, and even though only a person can be loved, you are aware of the energy and intention and emotion behind the action which assuredly modifes all physical reality in accordance with the energy of the giver. in an imaginary experiment where Woody expresses positivity toward his gear and Steely expresses negativity, the results are in accordance with a similar experiment actually conducted IRL in which positive emotions changed the appearance of the molecular structure of water in an appealing and symetrical way and negative emtions affected it in a chaotic and unbalanced way
next time someone tries to clown on me for being scrawny I'm telling them I'm cavecut; optimized for confined space exploration. thanks woody 🤣
Woody's suit is super cool Gus Is just a spandex suit
Spandex?
I just hope Woody had the chance to dive there since. 😢
Guys I'm sorry if I'm off target here, but I've been wanting to say this for a while. It seems to me that most of you guys' videos for the past year, which have not been a lot by the way, have been pretty much shouldered all by Gus. From toting the gear to doing the filming, and editing the the tapes, and doing the narration, and all this other shit that goes along with what you guys are supposed to do on your channel, and he seems to carry more than his fair share of the load. Correct me if I'm wrong, and Woody by the way I really love you man, nothing personal, but hey man you need to lend your brother a hand ⁉️ I apologize and no hard feelings!? It's just the way it's coming across to me, the way it's perceived? I don't know if it's just me or, you know, anybody else?
❤❤❤❤
I hope the governor is providing enough resources for the environmental damage that is expected to occur cyclically.
environmental damage through nature isnt damage at all
... is woody wearing a seatbelt?
Almost like how astronauts suit up its kind of ironic.
do you think someone with asthma can dive like you guys??
I'm a diver with mild asthma. My dive medical was quite thorough. I had to do a spirometry lung test with a bronchodilator. What that means is basically that they test my lung capacity with and without an inhaler to see how well my lungs function. This was done through a lung specialist doctor which then sent the results to a diving medical doctor. The dive medical doctor gave me the final approval. So it is possible, but you want to get thoroughly checked to see if it is mild and controlled enough.
Yes viewers, this is too expensive for you to do.
Cave cut.... 🤣🤣🤣
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