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Anybody who looks at that shit goes:
"How can that guy live through that?"
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The greatest threat
is getting trapped...
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... in the impact zone
and held underwater...
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... as successive 10-story waves
explode overhead.
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Out of sheer necessity of survival...
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... tow-in surfing introduced
the big-wave rescue...
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... with the Ski driver ready and willing
to put himself in harm's way...
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... to come to the aid
of his fallen partner.
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I'm thinking about the next wave
that's gonna hit him.
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And how much time I have
from where I am to get to him...
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...get him on the Ski
and get out of there.
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Sometimes you're not able
to get him immediately.
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He might have to take
two or three on the head.
1:20:58
You've gotta dash in there,
and hopefully the timing is right...
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...that the guy's gonna pop up just as
you're coming by, and you get him.
1:21:06
Otherwise, you gotta get out, and the
guy's gotta take another on the head.
1:21:13
Because, you know, if you lose a Ski,
then both of you are screwed.
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You can rush into a situation
where a person is drowning.
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Now there's two persons drowning.
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On a rescue situation where you're
really in peril, and it's a real situation...
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...there's that connection.
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You can see it in the eyes,
where, "We need to do this.
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And we need to do it right now.
Nothing else matters."