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Good chance the guy did more to prevent a spreading fire than anything else. Clever problem solving ... and probably kinda' fun ... y'know, 'cuz it wasn't his boat on fire
Back in the day when I worked at a Marina, had just filled a boat with fuel ... no blower was used and it caught fire ... we did our best to push it away from the gas dock ... till a guy with a jet pushed it back in with his jet wash ... fortunately he eventually put the fire out with the jet wash also ...it was a little bit of this ... and a little bit of this :facepalm: