Hi, swell. Casters Eric here. I'm going to ask start this on with a question. How many of you out there have ever taken up the sport of scuba diving? I'd love to hear from you. If so, please share your stories in respond. I would appreciate that. I'd love to hear from you. I'm going to do a quote here followed by a little bit of information. In a story, a personal story of mine
Eric Owens
@EricG · 4:53
It is the perfect opportunity to feel amazed by the truly beautiful natural environment. When I'm diving, I become one with the world beneath the surface. Fish come closer to me and take a curious look. I realize that I am an alien in their world and as such, I must be respectful. I even saw a car down there. Must have been there for a long time. The divers talk about that
Zara Lisbon
@ZLisbon · 3:46
Strange guy, but he loved scuba diving, and that was his thing. And something tells me that it could be my thing. Danger aside, like, seeing what is under the ocean is like a simultaneously terrifying and exquisite divine experience. It must be because you're going into a territory that isn't yours, that is completely unfamiliar. It's almost like visiting heaven for a little bit, just something completely different but terrifying because it's really dangerous
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Eric Owens
@EricG · 4:54
You have two different types of shoots called main shoot and reserve. If neither one of them works, you die. With scuba diving. If you wanted to, you could be no more deeper in the water than the height of your body. And if something goes wrong with the tank of the regular, you just pop out of the surface and you're fine. No problems. It just takes longer the deeper you are to get back to the surface
