Michael McIntyre - Swimming REACTION

[@DraconimLt]

Pick her up and carry her in - she'll be alright once she's in...😁

[@geordieb3959]

Run straight down the beach and dive straight in, or dive straight into the pool.

[@eddiec1961]

All i can say is WOW, the only way is to dive in of course.

[@markedmonds8694]

Thanks guys, Nick I'm surprised this didn't include his comparison between British & European kids swimming, that's funny when you get around to it

[@berdenespring844]

I am slow or never go in just like Jodi. My sister lives in Las Vegas and they have a pump that will pump the water up on their house through a tube system and then back in their pool. It gets so warm in the summer. I will go in then. They also have a floaty thing that keeps me up out of the water. If it is hot outside I will use that. I live in southern Alberta so water is cold no matter what. I’m sure we are also the same faith.

[@barrypritchard1782]

Well you’re lucky I’ve just turned my heating back on for a while

[@barriehull7076]

Always will remember having to break the ice to swim in my school open-air outdoor pool.

[@rkw2917]

Pretty cool spring so far here in Switzerland The heat will come

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

I want to visit Switzerland so bad! It looks beautiful.

[@rkw2917]

@@Jodi_BoringReviews I'm sure you would both enjoy the visit Lots to see and do

[@Kropikovo]

I am aware of the fact that there was a phase in my life where I was very slow to go into the water. We've got no sea, so pools, rivers and lakes only. No matter the situation, i was usually still getting in, when all my friends were already returning and coming out of the water. The problems were, my knees, major issue - the plums, the waist, and the nipular area. Then the kids arrived, and pretty quickly i learnt that you can't get into the water fast enough. No i RUN into the water! Because as a dad, you can't be the last into the water. And i can tell you one thing. It's alright once you're in...

[@dallasgrant]

As someone who 'runs hot' I love to get in a pool, it's such a treat for me, I rarely get to go in a pool and it's so refreshing for me.

[@sandrahughes8645]

I couldn’t handle that heat. 🥵

[@scouseofhorror104]

We were in the pool in a hotel in Rhodes. (it was fine once we were in! 🤣) We could hear this knocking noise and a lady going... "Hello..? Hello..?" Everyone was looking around confused for nearly 10 minutes as it got more and more desperate. Then this poor lady emerged from the poolside loo looking quite disgruntled... she'd locked herself in the cubicle 😩😅

[@annwooldridge5834]

I'm slow getting in, but I hate is when I'm getting in the kids would always start splashing me to get me wet, so I get mad & get out 😂😂

[@Really-hx7rl]

I come from a seaside town on the southcoast of GB and as a child I was always down the beach and straight in the sea everyday in the summer holidays. I never found it that cold tbh. What used to make me laugh though was the holiday makers "grockles" we would call them. They would go into the water and come out and just lay down on their towels and sunbath without wiping thenselves dry first and then wonder why they got three degree burns the next day! So funny seeing all the red lobsters trying to walk around town in agony! Thats how we knew they were "Grockles" lol

[@jackwhitbread4583]

I'm also from a coastal town in the south, Bournemouth. I love the sea and going to the beach even as an adult, definitely try jet skiing if you ever get the chance. It's so much fun

[@raythomas4812]

had swimming lessons recently - the instruction was like a Fish ,no splashing whatsoever. He videoed me to show me what I ws doing - I never went back !

[@4Kandlez]

If the instructor was like a fish I'd have run 😂

[@jrswinhoe58]

The El Ninio effect reaches the UK , so we look for serious Rain in South America so we get hot weather here.

[@u10722u]

It’s damp and cold here in the UK 🙄

[@scouseofhorror104]

I feel short changed on this global warming malarkey 🤔🙄😅

[@Cjmatthews87]

I adore you guys and your content always puts a smile on my face

[@happilyeggs4627]

Where I live the town's major employer was a philanthropist. He built a swimming pool and recreation facilities, sports fields, for the workers. If you had a relation (almost everyone did) that worked for the company you could get a yearly pass and go swimming, for free, in the company pool. All the kids I knew lived at the pool. We went swimming everyday, winter and summer. I should point out that I'm in the UK. The pool, a ballroom, a social club (bar and snooker facilities), a ballroom that was also a cinema, where employees had dances and could watch general release movies cheaply, a gymnasium, sports fields for rugby, soccer, and cricket, were all built in the fifties. All of these facilities were held in a workers trust and the company maintained them. Being in a workers trust they could never be sold. The company also built two pools that were given to the council, for use by the general public (but you had to pay to use it), and they donated several libraries scattered around the town. They were a family of true philanthropists. Unfortunately, in the nineties, they were taken over by, sorry, an American company. The new owners ran down maintenance on these facilities until they had to be demolished. All that philanthropy destroyed.

[@Pterodactylus548]

Ever heard about ice swimming? Thats cool - literally🥶

[@watchreadplayretro]

@Jodi I know you guys have been here to the UK, but imagine your 'it's coooolddd!' thing but in British sea, you'll never forget that one!!! Especially if you just get in quickly and with shoulders under (off peak season is for hardcore people though, I wouldn't advise that to you lol) Thank you guys, really funny!

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

lol I won’t get in. I just finished ready The Last Party and it’s set in North Wales. It talked about the town going swimming on New Years. Heck to the no.

[@watchreadplayretro]

@@Jodi_BoringReviews oh that's hardcore, yikes! lol

[@lindamerrett6600]

Definitely a slow person who gets in any water.🇬🇧

[@JohnHF1957]

I am with Jodi, limited time in the water (ocean, lake, river or pool), as we are essentially terrestrial creatures. Also, the second half of my surname is "stone" and that is what I swim like, so there is no point trying.

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

😂

[@victordevonshire807]

Here in Las Vegas? Cold? What is it? 50 celsius. Freezing In Britain. Let's go for a swim and turn blue. Luv yer ❤

[@ChaseOakley-rw2lx]

Hated swimmimg lessons at school.

[@necessaryevil3428]

Loved them!.... especially diving for a brick in my pyjamas 😊

[@85stace85]

Me too, in our town we all went to the same baths with school to learn, and there was this awful old swimming teacher, I remember he was bald, with a big beard. Looked scary as hell, used to shout all the time and had this long cane he used to whack you with if you weren't in the right place or doing something correctly. This was only in the mid 90s. He was there for years and is remembered by loads of people in our hometown for being that nasty swimming teacher! He'd probably get locked up these days!

[@jackwhitbread4583]

I taught my children how to swim long before they even started school. It's not hard

[@85stace85]

@@jackwhitbread4583 School still make you do it whether you can already swim or not. Good on you for teaching them though, because I don't think as many can these days, they would rather be inside playing on their Xbox or staring at their phones.

[@ChaseOakley-rw2lx]

@jackwhitbread4583 It's not about whether it's hard or not, it was uncomfortable having to strip in front of all your mates and naked old men and being forced to wear a swimming cap just because your hair is slightly long for a boy. Pointless skill if you ask me.

[@smudge8464]

Looking good today as always Jodie 😊👍🏼

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

😊 thank you

[@brianfallon2607]

I went swimming off the coast of southwest Ireland. The water was freezing when I went in but after a while...my bones were chilled through. After I got out, an Irish person asked me whether the water was "nice". I said, "only if you're a polar bear".

[@jrswinhoe58]

Where do you find a beach in Vegas

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

Anything over 30 degrees ( mid 80s to Fahrenheit users ) for a week is a heatwave here . Nowadays I'm definitely more a paddle than a swimmer .

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

I wish!!! We get that weather for two days…

[@oliversherman2414]

As a Brit, I was initially thrown off by you saying the weather's in the hundreds 😂

[@jameshumphreys9715]

Vigo a beach sort in Northern Spain have banned people from peeing in the sea. Best thing to do is jump in the pool, I did stay at one hotel, although it was Easter at time, Rhodes or Create the pool water was freezing.

[@robrichards8074]

When I at the pool, a group of us would Cannonball the toe dippers every time. It was usually the preppy girls that only went to the pool to show off their new swimsuits/bikinis. They never swam just lounged around sunning themselves while trying to get the jock lifeguards attention.

[@4Kandlez]

Peeing in a warm swimming pool is lovely... edit, so I've been told!

[@RedcoatT]

l can't go in slowly, l have to jump or dive in. If l tried to get in slowly l would chicken out at about waist height if it was cold.

[@gmdhargreaves]

What watches??

[@drcl7429]

Jodi, I know it's weird but you have perfectly shaped feminine arms.

[@helenwood8482]

There's more to going to the beach than swimming. I can't swim, but I will walk out as far as I can without drowning. Of course, if I were with a man who pees in the sea, I would never venture into the water with him around. Also, women feel the cold a lot more than men.

[@JJMiddleditch]

It depends what temperature you are talking about here if it's even a heated swimming pool or a lake. As I have aged nearer fifty I have reversed my policy to be more of a creeper scared of heart attack although do still use the technique if I can get away with it.

[@Roz-y2d]

110 degrees??? It’s only 58 degrees here in Sussex England. Wow!

[@Alex_9652]

We use Celsius they use Fahrenheit

[@lynnelang3184]

​@@Alex_9652.....it's definitely not over 100 degs celsius in Vegas or 58 degs celsius in Sussex.😂 But I hear the UK is very cold for this time of year.

[@4Kandlez]

@@Alex_9652 Oh that explains it then 😂

[@daveofyorkshire301]

Isn't Vegas in the desert? You move to Vegas and complain it's hot? That is as bad as those moving to flood plains and complaining that they are flooded every year.

[@paulbromley6687]

I live in the UK and I constantly complain about the bloody rain

[@anitahargreaves9526]

Opposite, love the rain hate the heat. 🤔🇬🇧

[@daveofyorkshire301]

@@paulbromley6687 That's a social more (social norms that are widely observed within a particular society or culture) in England, or a standard conversation topic with a stranger.

[@annother3350]

Daveoftyorkshire - you realise people live in Iceland you nutcase?!

[@elicorcarwilson6675]

​@@anitahargreaves9526💪100%

[@helenwood8482]

Peeing in the sea is a man thing. It's disgusting. Think of the fish!

[@michaelb2388]

I must be the only person in the UK who doesn't find Michael Mac funny..