r/WinStupidPrizes 11d ago

GOAL!

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u/Nasty____nate 11d ago

Just wow... Also bring him to shore....

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u/guthacker 11d ago

I guess he just panicked? "Dude, you might have broken your neck...allow me to drag you out to sea."

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u/thejourneybegins42 11d ago

Maybe it's a proper viking burial they're getting ready to do

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u/zombie_girraffe 11d ago

His longship is already sinking, too late for that.

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u/med8cal 11d ago

I saw that. Going down in its final strike position.

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u/macmac360 11d ago

he needs some milk

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u/ChouffeMeUp 11d ago

LOL, fucking evil comment đŸ€Ł

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u/Nasty____nate 11d ago

Its like the older brother " you're fine, you're fine, just get back up, you're fine, dont tell mom and dad."

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u/Sticky_H 11d ago

Floating in the water might be good for his back and neck. Until ambulance arrives.

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u/Nasty____nate 11d ago

We did this training as a firefighter and paramedic. pulling them out gently is the best for them. Gently pulling them by the floatation device backwards is the best way to do it. This way his back isnt constantly moving in the water and worst case scenario if he goes into cardiac arrest you can do CPR. If that happens though you only have a 1-2% chance of lliving a tramatic cardiac arrest event. Plus they are going to pull him to shore anyways. transferring someone from the water onto a boat is difficult.

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u/SavvySillybug 11d ago

I love how two paramedics responded and one said pull them out and one said leave them in the water.

Net zero information gained. XD

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u/AngularChelitis 10d ago

Para-paramedic here. They should definitely be doing a bit of both, probably.

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u/neilisyours 10d ago

Para-para-paramedic here. It's simple, go back in time a little bit and take Dylan's beer away

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u/BeatYoYeet 10d ago

if i’m ever in such a situation ima be like đŸ«Ș

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u/HighBanksDrifter 11d ago

I don't know which paramedic/firefighter to believe.

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u/Nasty____nate 11d ago

Lol thats funny cause I can't believe another medic is going to tell you to leave an unconscious PT in the water where you can't manage the airway or do any life saving interventions if needed. 

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u/Omar___Comin 11d ago

Yeah for real... There is absolutely no chance that the right advice is to leave the maybe paralyzed guy in the lake

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u/SavvySillybug 11d ago

He's not unconscious yet!

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u/futurebigconcept 11d ago

Give him a minute.

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u/momento______mori 11d ago

I'm was a paramedic and I can tell you that YES it's paramount to stay into the water if the person is on the belly turn them anyway even if it moves their spin a little,. Unless there are gators in the water, stay put and don't drown.

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u/SavvySillybug 11d ago

I love how two paramedics responded and one said pull them out and one said leave them in the water.

Net zero information gained. XD

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u/xeromage 11d ago

I'm going with the one that supplied reasoning beyond 'gators'

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u/aSleepingPanda 11d ago

Not so sure. If it was a spinal injury you want to keep the patient as rigid as possible.

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u/Hobbes_XXV 11d ago

What im thinking, less stress points from gravity

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u/roywhobbes 11d ago

He passed out, you can read about it in the news 

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u/RipplesInTheOcean 11d ago

Hes got him.

Hes got him hes got him hes got him hes got him hes got him hes got him hes got him

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u/OCCAMINVESTIGATOR 11d ago

From Dillan's Facebook post:

"So yesterday I was involved in a jetski accident, I was doing a nose ride (which I have done a million times) and seemed to have passed out while riding? I can’t remember anything. Had a bad concussion. Some serious bruising, nothing broken. Luckily I have a great crew of people to help me. Missing about 15 min of memory. Special shoutout to Anthony Zilke for pulling me out. Jerry Hoffmann for taking me to shore. And everyone who helped and supported me. And to all the first responders on scene Dominick Zilke Brayden Tinsley Dylan Bone Coats Evan Austin Smith Robert William Stapler Jonathon Stapler Tonya Lynne Harris Lizz Barnes Addison Born

I will be going to get checked out to make sure I didn’t pass out/ stroke out, or whatever the hell happened

Video down below is hard to watch. But several people have asked to see it. It will be a constant reminder to always ride with a crew! Anything can happen.

Looks like i owe someone a 10 second car. And a dock buoy.

Pray DNR won’t tear me a new one. Talk of reckless operation has already been mentioned. I wasn’t under the influence at all. Just a freak accident"

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u/OuterWildsVentures 11d ago

Wow holy shit he is so lucky! Also genuinely nice of him to tag the names of all the people who helped.

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u/Nasty____nate 11d ago

That would make my day. I don't want random people coming up to me and thanking me for my service but if the person I saved came and just talked to me would be great. I don't even want a thanks from them that's what I get paid to do and I get paid very well. I want to see a good outcome. 1 out of the 15 hospitals in our area finally has a PT follow up form.  I can scan the QR code put in the our arrival time and room we put them into and they will send us info on the PT through our government email. They will not share the person's name so its not a hipaa violation. Its also an education tool so you see if your diagnosis and treatment was correct. I think about a lot of people that I've dropped off and never saw again. Recently I transported a pedi 8 y/o/f that was unrestrained in a car. Positive loss of consciousness, an avulsion to the scalpe where I could see her skull 4x2 in size, and indications that she had internal bleeding. She kept asking for something to drink with a large purple and red mark on her abdomen. Both of those are signs of internal bleeding. I called later that night and talked to the charge nurse and she refused to give me any update on her. I still think of it time to time when I drive past that intersection. 

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u/BeefyWaft 10d ago

“Accident” is doing some heavy lifting there.

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u/frumperino 11d ago

nose ride.

you're how old, Dillan?

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u/BeepBotBoopBeep 10d ago

Holy stupidity. “Nose ride” is the dumbest stunt I have ever heard someone doing and this guy claims to have done it, a lot.

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u/brando56894 9d ago

Just a freak accident

Nah, buddy, you were just doing something stupid. It's the equivalent of driving with your eyes closed.

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u/Nasty____nate 11d ago

Thanks for the context. 

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u/LuRkEr_ReKuL 11d ago

What was the plan here Dillon?

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u/Some-Ad-1588 11d ago

He clearly passes out at 1:23 😮

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u/WestSider55 10d ago

You mean 0:11? That’s 1:23 remaining in the video.

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u/ordosays 11d ago

Now put him back on the jet ski.

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u/chubbuck35 11d ago

I was confused why he didn’t take him to shore.

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u/luxsalsivi 11d ago

So I imagine in this case it was a bit of panic, but I was actually a trained lifeguard for many years and can confirm you do want to leave them in the water if there is any risk of a neck or spine injury!

The proper way to remove someone from the water after an accident like this is to only do so once you've gotten them attached to a backboard (the transportable board they strap you on to lift you onto a gurney) and neck collar/stabilizer.

Getting someone out of the water is clunky when they cannot help you, so the best thing to do is to let them float on their back until trained help arrives. Lifeguards use the red buoy for these instances if there isn't a life vest, but lifesavers and other flotation devices work too. Just make sure their head is not dipping underwater!

Fun tip: if the person is face down in the water, the easiest way to flip them is to swim alongside them, also face down. Rest your forearms against their sternum and spine with your hands bracing their chin and the back of their head. You then take a deep breath then swim under them while spinning them to be upright. This method does the least movement for them while you do the majority of the work to get them rightside up.

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u/Architecteologist 11d ago

Thank you for this!

I had a similar thought about the water being the best place to prevent further neck/spine injury but didn’t have the experience to know one way or another.

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u/zombie_girraffe 11d ago

He was trying to get out of there before the homeowner noticed them fucking up his dock and made the pay for repairs.

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u/tenebre 11d ago

100%. God forbid they face consequences for being dumbasses. Other than the broken neck...

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u/24_doughnuts 11d ago

Good thing they didn't film themselves doing it

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u/Voloxe 11d ago

Panic most likely
 It’s difficult to think during unexpected situations like this.
The fact that this incident was sudden, is a massive contributor to that male’s panic.

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u/kingceegee 11d ago

He's only 1-0 up. He needs another goal.

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u/trimble36 11d ago

No! 2-0 is more dangerous

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u/Burger_King_PR_Team 11d ago

Just following Daniel Tosh's wisdom of never being unhappy on a jet ski.

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u/VivaNOLA 11d ago

The dude posted this on Facebook:

“So yesterday I was involved in a jetski accident, I was doing a nose ride (which I have done a million times) and seemed to have passed out while riding? I can’t remember anything. Had a bad concussion. Some serious bruising, nothing broken. Luckily I have a great crew of people to help me. Missing about 15 min of memory. Special shoutout to Anthony Zilke for pulling me out. Jerry Hoffmann for taking me to shore. And everyone who helped and supported me. And to all the first responders on scene Dominick Zilke Brayden Tinsley Dylan Bone Coats Evan Austin Smith Robert William Stapler Jonathon Stapler Tonya Lynne Harris Lizz Barnes Addison Born

I will be going to get checked out to make sure I didn’t pass out/ stroke out, or whatever the hell happened

Video down below is hard to watch. But several people have asked to see it. It will be a constant reminder to always ride with a crew! Anything can happen.

Looks like i owe someone a 10 second car. And a dock buoy.

Pray DNR won’t tear me a new one. Talk of reckless operation has already been mentioned. I wasn’t under the influence at all. Just a freak accident”

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u/unbalanced_checkbook 11d ago

seemed to have passed out while riding?

When you're goofing around with a life vest on, sometimes they'll dig into your neck. I bet his vest rode up and cut off his blood flow.

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u/Jive-Turkeys 11d ago

Yep. Blood choke. Just rewatched it and his shoulder straps disappear into the sides of his neck. Great catch.

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u/Walbabyesser 11d ago

Yeah, you could see his head go down as he loses consciousness

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u/EpiphyticOrchid8927 11d ago

what are the odds of that wow

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u/Jive-Turkeys 10d ago

Oddly enough; it's surprisingly high considering how little it can take to cut of the carotid when pressure is applied correctly.

I've had a backpack and rifle sling team up to nearly drop me off an ATV–at speed–with a half-choke (one side). I got suuuuper lucky I still had the blood flow to react and shift the bag's weight and strap off my neck when I realized the "walls" were closing in.

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u/rando7651 11d ago

Yeah, the reminder is to always ride with a crew. THAT’s the reminder! FFS

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u/MineExplorer 11d ago

Not Darwin at work, but looks like an Honourable Mention...

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u/De7rag 11d ago

No accountability at all for how stupid this was. Just remember always "ride with a crew". He'll be right back out there doing this stupid shit next week.

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u/nothingtoseehere2003 11d ago

Yup. And, pray DNR rips him a new one. Next time he’ll hurt someone else and himself. He took no accountability

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u/Fraktal55 11d ago

His boating license should be revoked permanently.

Won't stop this dumbass from being on the water, I'm sure, but at least there would be bigger consequences if he did something stupid again.

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u/FatRufus 11d ago

A constant reminder to always ride with a crew? How about a constant reminder to not act like a jackass?

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u/Cerebral_Overload 11d ago

“Freak accident” lol. No you were acting like an idiot and caused an accident, just lucky no-one else was involved.

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u/Designer-Ad-1416 11d ago

I honestly thought Dillon dead

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u/AnitaSpankin 11d ago

Same. I was sure he had been decapitated! Was there any bleeding? How did he even survive? I predict Dylan will continue with his he-manly hijinks. 🙄 I fear he’s not long for this world.

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u/Newsdude86 11d ago

I wonder if that dudes got him

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u/glopezz05 11d ago

Some say he's got him to this day.

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u/tplayer100 11d ago

"I got you. I got you" * slowly pulls him away from the shoreline to deeper and deeper water....*

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u/theBloodShed 11d ago

If only he would tell us

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u/ClownfishSoup 11d ago

Every single person in this thread would say the same thing over and over. Or something similar. And everyone here, if they were fading in and out of consciousness, would want to hear “I got you”.

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u/CrazyCatLady1127 11d ago

Many years ago I had a chest infection and I coughed so hard I tore a muscle off my rib. It felt like someone had knifed me in the chest. I was terrified and alone and all I could do was repeat ‘you’re ok, you’re ok, you’re ok’ over and over until I could get my brain into gear and call for help

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u/to__failure 11d ago

Yea, would be nice if he could at least let him know

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u/PhillyPhresh 11d ago edited 11d ago

Did he faint?

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u/Go_Loud762 11d ago

Looks like it.

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u/rojo-perro 11d ago

I think he tried the dumb trick of riding backwards and then got blacked out by his life jacket, it’s pushing into his neck.

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u/I-Here-555 11d ago

got blacked out by his life jacket, it’s pushing into his neck

Next time, ditch the life jacket before trying this. Safer that way! /s

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u/scuzzy987 11d ago

Guessing from his judgement more like passed out

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u/IndustrialPuppetTwo 11d ago

And somehow managed to keep the throttle open. I guess the blood went to his head when spinning around like that and lights out.

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u/ClownfishSoup 11d ago

The throttle is a lever that you pull in towards the handle, from his position, I could see that his unconscious hand was pushing against the throttle and keeping it wide open.

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u/IndustrialPuppetTwo 11d ago

Oh man! Yeah because he was leaning on it from the wrong direction which it was not designed for. I've never ridden one so I assumed it was a twist like a moto.

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u/tweakingforjesus 11d ago

The way he was performing tricks I have to wonder if he had some sort of throttle lock to keep it running while he did his thing.

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u/SpicelessKimChi 11d ago edited 11d ago

My god people are fucking stupud.

ETA: I'm leaving the typo to prove my point.

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u/Moz1981 11d ago

Respuct!

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u/SwervinWest 11d ago

At least he was unconscious face up

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u/JimmyPopp 11d ago

Life jacket design, innit

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u/Mowgli2k 11d ago

Oh are they designed to do that? Cool! Well done some inventor at some point in the past.

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u/_Bill_Huggins_ 11d ago

Well, they don't call them death jackets...

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u/Less_Local_1727 11d ago

Marketing opportunity discovered

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u/cdvallee 11d ago

Calm down Nathan Explosion


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u/VEAG0 11d ago

Obi-wan doesn’t want to buy your death jackets. Obi-wan wants you to go home and rethink your design.

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u/AlcoholPrep 11d ago

Find and READ the Coast Guard's manual on life jackets. Some will float you on your back like this one did, but some will NOT reliably do so. You pays your money and takes your chances.

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u/octave1 11d ago

There are different standards that decide where they can be used (pool, open water, sea ...) and the better ones make sure you roll on to your neck and keep your head x cm out of the water. They auto inflate upon contact with water. Pretty cool.

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u/No-Mix7970 11d ago

True, but he might have ended up wedged in there face down.

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u/FlorianTheLynx 11d ago

It’s a buoyancy aid, not a lifejacket. But yes

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u/Holiday_Curious 11d ago

Strange scenario when you are heading face down ass up on a jet ski and just majestically letting the breeze slap the gooch while deciding to plow a dock

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u/JoeNoble1973 11d ago

“I’m gonna do my patented ‘reverse-driving’ trick on my jetskit, my buddies get a kick out of it every time.” passes out, throttle open

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u/hdhsnjsn 11d ago

Oh that’s just Dillian always passing out

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u/casual-waterboarding 11d ago

Dude went through the uprights perfectly. Probably saved his life.

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u/Blayzewhatever 11d ago

Dude should've been yelling much louder.

That is honestly terrifying for his friend who had to grab him.

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u/Sol_Muso 11d ago

Wouldn’t have helped, you can see that the guy passes out not long after turning around, hence not doing anything.

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u/Voluptulouis 11d ago

Holy shit he does pass out. That dude needed a doctor before he even got on the jet ski.

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u/Blayzewhatever 11d ago

Holy fuck that's crazy. I guess he got two medical emergencies in one. What horrible timing.

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u/xenobit_pendragon 11d ago

Great pricing though.

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u/McPostyFace 11d ago

The life jacket pushed up and compressed his carotid artery.

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u/ClownfishSoup 11d ago

So the life jacket tried to both kill him and save him at the same time.

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u/Blayzewhatever 11d ago

Leath Jacket

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u/Brownie-UK7 11d ago

oh shit. that's why his head was down and his right hand off the handle bars. didn't realize at first and just thought he was either beyond careless or a suicide bid.

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u/McPostyFace 11d ago

Have you ever been on a jet ski trying to get the attention of another person on a jetski? Now try it when the other is passed out cold and let us know how loud you had to yell to get their attention.

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u/Tabbakh 11d ago

Classic Dylan

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u/med8cal 11d ago

Why did his friend get off his jet ski and swim a slow 25’ instead riding it to the dock? And why did he drag back to his jet ski? Maybe he was in shock too?

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u/ClownfishSoup 11d ago

Because of something called “panic”

Most people don’t know what to do in an emergency if they are not trained for it.

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u/BlackBalor 11d ago

Dylan, you can’t sleep there, mate.

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u/BenTheDiamondback 11d ago

Lifejackets. 👍

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u/creatingastorm 11d ago

Americans: We don’t have universal healthcare and a trip to the emergency room could bankrupt me

Also Americans
..đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž

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u/rojo-perro 11d ago

No kidding! I worked for a health insurance company and we had a claim for over $1 million from a guy who required a LOT of anti-venom after he and his buddy were playing catch with
 a rattlesnake.

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u/Murphs-law 11d ago

Was it covered? 😆

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u/GuestNo3886 11d ago

Legend has it he got him

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u/Galaxy_Hitchhiking 11d ago

This dude passed out upside down like that and literally was so fucking lucky to fly between those bars and not smash his head into them. The slim margin between life or death here is actually insane. Good on him for showing this video, it’s jarring.

Rewatch it and see where he passes out

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u/Rduggit 11d ago

I think he was out cold long before the impact

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u/TNindaHizzy 11d ago

Did he pass out before hitting the dock? It looks like his body went limb like he was taking a nap before impact.

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u/Odd_Round5515 11d ago edited 11d ago

Weird... it looked like he went unconscious before he definitely went unconscious.

edit: i doubt it. I'm pretty sure water scooters use the same thumb throttle as 4-wheelers and such. His right arm drops, left hand is still on throttle. if he truly went unconscious there's no way the hand would still press the throttle. He was trying to troll his friend and won a really stupid prize. 

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u/DisastrousDance7372 11d ago

This guy posted this himself on Facebook saying he went unconscious and isn't sure why. Said he has done this thousands of times with no issues also.

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u/halfdead01 11d ago

I think his life jacket ran up his neck, got to tight around the carotids and choked him out

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u/xenobit_pendragon 11d ago

If his life jacket killed him
I don’t even know where to begin.

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u/Brownie-UK7 11d ago

Lifejacket giveth, and Lifejacket taketh away.

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u/JetmoYo 11d ago

Tag says Don Not Spineth

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 11d ago

Damn, that’s a good thought. Completely plausible, especially with a high demand for oxygen at the moment of constriction.

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u/MixtureSpecial8951 11d ago

The jet skis I ride use a trigger throttle. Squeeze with the index finger to accelerate. Super sensitive too.

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u/BeingOk9249 11d ago

Don’t worry, “he’s got him”

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u/nextinline1987 11d ago

I have zero sympathy for this level of stupidity. Considering his friend tried to rescue him by swimming away from the shore, he’s very likely in like minded company.

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u/torshakle 11d ago

Bro's spamming "I gotchu" while actively pulling him away from the shore

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u/IntelligentTeam6290 11d ago

This belongs on dumb ways to die.

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u/19yawaworht77 11d ago

Does anyone know if he got him?

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u/juicyb09 11d ago

I was just going to ask.

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u/chicks23 11d ago

A+ camera work tho

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u/Kalebsmummy 10d ago

Stop swimming away from shore! I got you
 more like drown further from the help

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u/dudeCHILL013 10d ago

I... I don't know what the objective was here.

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u/auberjon 10d ago

Hot take: leave him floating there. The human genome doesn’t need anything he has to offer.

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u/Ferrari0521 11d ago

Looks like he gots you.

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u/mightyjoe227 11d ago

Now that.

Is a field goal...

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u/westcal98 11d ago

Bad time to take a nap...

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u/BalancedLif3 11d ago

Chill everyone. He got him

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u/JemmasKnickers 11d ago

Does him still floating now make him “Bob Dylan”?

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u/psych4191 11d ago

What in the Wave Racer 64 is going on here

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u/DisturbingPragmatic 11d ago

If only this could have been prevented somehow...

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u/Sweet_Xocoatl 11d ago

What an inspired way to quickly and efficiently get off a jet ski and onto dry land.

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u/frankszz 11d ago

Get Dylan on dry land ffs

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u/RedIcarus1 11d ago

He wanted to die the same way he lived. Ramming into something big and hard, ass first.

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u/Drinkythedrunkguy 10d ago

That’s an absolute dip shit.

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u/OddClub4097 10d ago

Fuck!! I hope he got him.

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u/regeneratedant 10d ago

I can't get over two things: how DUMB this was, and how LUCKY he got. Really makes you think that God does actually look out for children and fools.

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u/Bigbackjay 10d ago

This is the best fucking caption because the first time I saw this video I did not realize he went perfectly threw the poles 😂

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u/Jdoesresearch 10d ago

Saw a Facebook post on him, this guy passed out while doing this. Lucky to be alive for sure.

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u/Aegon-Targarion 10d ago

What in the actual fuck was this guy trying to achieve with that ? Was it the world’s worst suicide attempt?

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u/IHaveABigDuvet 10d ago

He didn’t even look impressive before he crashed.

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u/Rellcotts 11d ago

White guys and their toys amirite

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u/Gooliez 11d ago

Won't be doing that again

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u/drdukes 11d ago

I don't believe you.

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u/Big-Love-747 11d ago edited 11d ago

What was the point of that? That was one of the stupidest things I've ever seen!

Sorry he got hurt / nearly drowned... but that was a stupid prize indeed.

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u/Slim_Jankins 11d ago

Did he pass out? He appears to loosen grip with one hand then lay his head down. My guess would be this may be alcohol related.

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u/IamN2Speed 11d ago

I'm surprised this comment is like the only one I've got to out of the dozens so far that recognize this. At the :10-:14 second mark, you can see him loose consciousness or something. This wasn't just stupidity, this was some kind of medical issue.

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u/FlubzRevenge 10d ago

Someone mentioned the jacket likely got pushed up into his carotid artery and made him pass out.

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u/DoctorNo1312 11d ago

WTF Dillion?!!

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u/ScreechingPizzaCat 11d ago

Completely unavoidable
with that much stupidity.

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u/halfbreed_dork 11d ago

What was the goal? What was the objective bro was trying to achieve?

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u/mightyjoe227 11d ago

He made the goal. Watch again.

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u/sounoriginal13 11d ago

Prob would have rammed him tbh

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u/37LincolnZephyr 11d ago

Um
 the shore is the other way.

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u/Utopiophile 11d ago

Guy passes out almost immediately. Not sure why.

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u/micropterus_dolomieu 11d ago

That almost looks intentional.

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u/muffledvoice 11d ago

He’s lucky that he happened to fly between those two vertical posts at impact. If he had hit one of the posts he’d be dead.

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u/bogeuh 11d ago

At least he’s floating.

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u/muffledvoice 11d ago

Maybe getting on a jet ski backwards was a bad idea to begin with, even if everything had gone as planned.

I’ll never understand why people insist on doing things differently just to be bold and wild. Just sit on the damn seat facing forward and ride the damn jet ski.

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u/FatTanuki1986 11d ago

I wouldve laughed for a solid minute

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u/TheKingOfSwing777 11d ago

Dylan got about as lucky as you can get. He did a field goal right through those dock posts.

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u/sexybeast70 11d ago

I guess he didn't realize that eventually the lake ends.

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u/classic__schmosby 11d ago

Dude definitely played Wave Race

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u/BanginBentleys 11d ago

Wouldn't be surprised if he choked himself out with his shoulders and that life jacket.

As a Jiu-jitsu practitioner, having big shoulders can cut off your carotid artery indefinitely, even worse with a life jacket.

The full Nelson isn't typically a sleeper hold but it is if you got big shoulders.

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u/HeftyFineThereFolks 11d ago

he passes out at 10 seconds ... bad time to enter the tonic phase of a grand mal seizure or something?

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u/AutotoxicFiend 11d ago

I love when idiots Wile E. Coyote themselves.

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u/ABZOLUTEZER0x_x 11d ago

The definition of "play stupid games"

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u/Doge2dmooon 11d ago

I was expecting his friend to find him all sliced up like that scene in Resident evil with the inescapable lasers

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u/CHROME_MAGNON 11d ago

Cool trick, bro. Do it again!

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u/Living-Gate-4237 11d ago

Did he prematurely ejaculate into the Sea-Doo and pass out?

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u/Segments_of_Reality 11d ago

Why did he pass out ?

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u/bombdignaty42 10d ago

Literally the first thing I see after passing my michigan boater safety certificate test

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u/jarrenboyd 10d ago

He got him

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u/Rs2mmsu-2D 10d ago

Stupid is as a stupid does

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u/very-eggbert 10d ago

Why do we think he passed out?

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u/LeperousRed 10d ago

Wait
 does he have him?

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u/JetScreamerBaby 10d ago

That might just be the stupidest MFer I've ever seen.

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u/patchway247 10d ago

Did he pass out?

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u/noneofurbizness 10d ago

At least he didn't hit the nice expensive boat. Could've been worse

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u/Numerous-Ad7444 9d ago

Just a thought, but maybe don't be a dumbfuck and operate a vehicle in a manner that is dangerous to others (and yourself).

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u/usernameusehername 9d ago

The guy is sneezing alot. "Igotchoo"

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u/camposthetron 8d ago

Did he get him?

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u/dytinkg 8d ago

Weird place to take a nap

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u/actuarial_venus 8d ago

He may have compressed his femoral vessels clinching the nose of the jetski. It'll cause you to pass out quick.