How do they do it? How do they live with themselves? So, as my name suggests I'm a pretty frequent scuba diver. Now, there are a few things that are important when diving (many more). 1. Having correct gear for your dive. 2. Air consumption. 3. Buoyancy. So, today I had a rare day off of work and I had a dive in a flooded small sized quarry. When I get there my dive buddy and I get our tarp out, get our gear ready, and shoot the shit for a few minutes while finalizing dive plans. Well, while we are shooting the shit another car pulls up and a ham and a human get out and begin to prep their dive. We both knew what would happen. We get in the water about 5 minutes before the other 2 and descend. The quarry is awesome, there is tools, several cars, half carved stone, and a piece of heavy machinery (not the ham hehe) at the bottom. We begin exploring. About 15 minutes into our dive we see the other two at the bottom, the human is doing fine but the ham is having trouble with it's buoyancy (presumably because fat floats and it was weighted (Lead) incorrectly). Well, it was kicking up a ton of silt at the bottom due to that and it made visibility really bad in the area of the tools and half carved areas along with dirtying the water near the area. My buddy and I went to the cars and machinery and ended our dive after about 45 minutes total underwater with roughly 35 bottom time. When we had gotten out and gone to our tarp to take off our gear and wait until we could dive again the human and the calorie collector come over to chat. The ham begins to talk about it's air consumption and how it was able to stay down for 20 minutes before ascending. My buddy and I just looked at the human and felt bad, we asked him if he had been able to see what we saw and he just shook his head and said that he hadn't, just got to see a few of the tools as the conditions at the bottom were too bad to see (the water is really clear when stuff isn't kicked up). As they walked away my buddy asked me questions about what we had seen, I responded loud enough for them to hear from their base area. The human looked sad that he was paired with a fatty and I know they heard us as they didn't stick around for another dive as they had tanks enough for multiple, I feel bad for him, but not for the fatty that messed up visibility for the next hour and a half.