swimming is a crucial life skill...there's no excuse to not know how unless you have an allergy to water or something lol
damn my coli fam literally down the street
but fukk hamilton pool, barton creek tho...
Had to this brotha today at the hamilton pool:
Place is beautiful brehs, shoutout to my texas brehs who actually go outside of their city every once in a while to experience some piff.
But anyway dude was built and probably in his mid 20's and he was with his friends and i notice none of them was wet or getting in the water and they had been there for a minute. They seen me cliff diving with the rest of the cacs and one of them get the courage to come up with me. I ask him breh? He was like "i got this bruh" and jumped in and immediately started to drown.
Im like and his friends were sitting off to the side hitting me with the . I yell "ain't none of you nikkas know how to swim?" they still looking at me like i'm a life guard. So I jump in and pull dude out of the water. Im pissed because what if i was not there? there were no one else there to save him. Im seriously thinking of starting a company to help black kids learn how to swim, imagine if black people got into the olympic swimming teams. Cacs would be furious.
You're lucky that nicca didn't drown you breh. A lot of times when this type of situations, if the rescuer hasn't been trained on the proper way to save a drowning person, what typically happens is they end up both drowning. It takes certain confidence, strength, endurance, and technique to support a person in water who cannot swim. Otherwise, the person you're trying to save will just try to use you as a floating device to keep themselves up and end up drowning you instead before they drown.
I don't recommend jumping in the water to save a drowning person unless you know what you're doing or there are several of you that is jumping in.
I gave him the dolphin treatment and just pushed him all the way to the rocks, definitely was not trying to hold him above water and have him take me down too but i definitely see how that can happen when they start to panic and grabbing on your arms n shyt. I was hesitant to jump in but it was do or he would have surely drowned. Luckily that part was a little more than 10ft. I consider myself a really strong swimming but definitely no life guard.
I was about to say something but then I saw who posted this.
lol, not a stereotype... I have no male friends that can swim. There are black people that can swim, but especially in urban communities... it's very few.I wasn't sure if that "black people can't swim" thing was just a stereotype or not