Not at all, I would say he was scared shirtless tho

Me and a mate saved two kids from Texas from the rip at Haleiwa Beach (which is ironically the set of Baywatch Hawaii ).... Same thing, just walked away. I think it's just shock though.

I rescued three people in two separate rescues at Redgate Beach last Australia Day. Two of them said nothing and walked away - admittedly one seemed to have some mental health issue and the other guy was and English as a Second Language middle eastern guy (his mate was really grateful though). I think it is a combination of shock and just sheer exhaustion.

After the second rescue my wife asked me to leave as people were still swimming in the very obvious rip next to the rocks and she figured there would be more imminent rescues.

Don't take it personally. Just feel good that you helped someone go home to his family.

Oh yeah - I tore a big toe nail off as I dragged on of the blokes onto a rock on the shore. That hurt like buggery by Bubba in the Special Unit.

I love the ocean but it can be one scary dangerous place. Makes me feel great knowing that you are all out their enjoying it but also looking out for everyone. For sure he would have been in shock and the reality of how fragile life is. It awesome what you did, and all of you. Lets keep looking out for each other so that the fun can continue. Karma will get you a hot chick. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow. Be patient my friend. Hope she is hot, nice,smart, funny and kites.

e0422713 said...
pretty sure its shock throw em back in to see appreciation




just tag and release

tag and release? that one looks too oversized to tag. just get it out of the boat quickly...