Senin, 25 Juli 2011

Confessions of a veteran lifeguard

Just because you see in the New Jersey shore, or worse, was a member of the International Club Fan David Hasselhoff does not mean that you really know what it means to be a lifesaver. To find out, we went to the source: a veteran reporter on a beach in New Jersey. Enjoy your pool!

The money is terrible

Lifeguard season is about four long months, from mid May to September. The first year of the guards are about 10 dollars an hour, not much, and we pay a lot of money to live in a house along the beach. But it's summer, you should enjoy.

We work harder than most people think


I made over 60 saves, six years. Sometimes a group of 30 or more people have downloaded all at once. I can bring five people at once if I have a buoy, and two, if I do. And I get 10 to 15 guards to help me in a minute or two. I only lost two people, and were swimming after hours. Riptide was the worst he had ever seen. Horrible.

Hot or Not? We talked to everyone on the beach

Of course, we talk about everyone on the beach all break in person. We buy our own walkie-talkie and communicate in this way, the hot girls and everyone else who is not so hot. We always take these great old French-Canadian guys who use small strings. It's a long day sitting in the chair. You have to entertain.

We Party Hard


Rescued the motto: ATF, or 'Til alive five. It is our goal for the night. We left work at 5:30 pm Then we used to drink at home before going to the bars 1 hour after closing, we go home around 3:30 and drink a few cases of beer to 5 in the Later, I'm an old man of 24 now, so I usually sleep in three hours and I still interrupted by it.

Some rescue workers sleeping at work

I party, but I have a worrier all and take my job seriously, no matter how I go out the night before, are always at work when our day starts officially at 9:30 am I never fall asleep at work, in particular, all Caffeine and tobacco in my body. But I know guys who sleep for five hours straight up to the chair. They do tricks. Some are thrown in the towel, wrap around the neck, and then push the ends of the legs to keep from falling off the chair. Others wear a big shirt, and then hide the apple or orange for the chin, so it seems they are looking for straight water.



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