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The Model Aquatic Health Code is a document released by the CDC and has made waves throughout the float industry as this year it included a section on the ideal health department code for float centers as well as pools and spas. Some folks are worried about this because it may mean more rigid and unruly regulations in certain areas.

It's been a few months since its release, so Graham and Ashkahn give an update to how it has impacted the industry and what it means going forward. Also, Ashkahn learns to abuse the show notes.

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What is the Model Aquatic Health Code? - DSP 63

FTS Blog - The Relationship Between the MAHC and Float Tanks

The 2018 Model Aquatic Health Code (relevant float tank sections are 4.12.10A - 4.12.11A(pg.101-107) and 5.12.10A - 5.12.10.15.2.1 (pg. 138-147))

The GDP of the three fastest growing economies for fiscal year 2017 (better way of saying that, Ashkahn) is

1 Libya Increase 55.1%

2 Ethiopia Increase 8.5%

3 India Increase 8.2%

The difference between crocodiles and alligators are, most notably: A) the shape of their snout, alligators have wider U-shaped snouts, crocodiles are more pointy and V-shaped; B) Whether their teeth portude when their mouth is closed, crocodiles have a toothy grin; and C) crocodiles tend to live in saltwater,