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“Only in the U.S. Would You Try to Blame the Resort”
from the May, 2011 issue of Undercurrent
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Dear Ben,
In the March 2011 issue of Undercurrent, there was an
article about a woman who had lost several fingers in Fiji
after a boat ladder had severed them. She is now taking
legal action against the booking agent as her last resort. I
feel sorry about her accident. However, after 900 dives, I
have many times approached ladders that were bouncing
as the boat rocked with the waves. Putting one's hand on
the upper part of a bouncing ladder where it may slam
against the boat is very poor judgment. Maybe rather than
looking for someone else to blame, we need to take responsibility
for our own actions. Only in the U.S.A.would you
try to blame the resort or booking agent. Come on!...
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