ShutUpWesley

I’ve done some rescue work, and in my training I learned even fully conscious people can drown in water well below their neck level. They can freak out and go into shock, or get too confused to figure their way up, in some cases the sudden tempature change can cause a loss of consciousness immediately upon falling in. It’s rare, but it does happen, and in a world with 8 billion people it’s going to happen with some frequency.

Plenty of people drown in waist deep water. This is such a bizarre take.

Yeah, I prefer winter(except for when the docks get icey and my forklift can’t get traction), because i can always bundle up for it, it’s like working in a cooler or freezer.

Me in my 93°F warehouse in the summer, which is also my 22°warehouse in the winter, for 12 hours a day