Scuba Schools International

You know, you think of a...

I don't know, a rescue diver, for example, in a PADI or SSI or whatever, as being perhaps in some way superior or their knowledge and skills are hopefully superior to that of a novice diver coming in at 101.

And in exactly the same way, the exploration divers build up more and more experience.

They become more proficient in using certain types of equipment.

Yeah.

Do you know what? I was listening to somebody talking the other day at our gym, and they were talking about numbers and things like that.

And I said, why is it people learn numbers certain techniques and they put all this time and effort and, and it does, um, it does reflect the same in diving as well is that in the diving world, you put all this time and effort to learn how to dive, how to breathe underwater, how to get your buoyancy, you know, you financially commit to that, um, that Paddy's or SSI certificate, uh, or you, uh, commit that time through BSAC to put that effort in and what have you.

And it's weird that then after all that commitment, people then, you don't see them or they hardly ever dive.