# Re: Not a fan of dunk tanks

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Posted by Neverdry on May 28, 2024 at 23:50:21
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in Reply to: Not a fan of dunk tanks posted by trevvy on May 24, 2024 at 17:49:11:

I was in a dunk tank for the first and only time in August, 2018. The restaurant where I frequently ate lunch was having their 8th Anniversary party and the Manager asked me to take a shift in the tank. Now I'm pretty shy in crowds and, to be honest, didn't want to be the center of attention. That day is also memorable because I had arranged to meet someone there who used to post on this site. At the time, I wrote about it on here, and if this site still has the Wacky Wet Archives, you can read my posts about it, most of which should be under June and July, 2018.

The dunk tank was set up on grass, and it did get a bit muddy, but not too much since the temperature that day was in the 90's F, and the ground dried pretty fast. The dunkees were required to take off their shoes and socks before going in the tank as management thought it would keep the water cleaner, and they didn't want want wet or muddy shoe prints on the floor.

By the time my turn came around, I was pretty warm in my track pants, t-shirt, sneakers, sock and briefs, and was looking forward to getting cooled off. So when I was dunked, the water felt good and I didn't want to get out. But, of course, I had to only to be dunked again.

So it wasn't my favorite way to get wet, partly because I like to wade in slowly most of the time, but I'm glad that I did it and had the courage to try something new.

I hope this helps.

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