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Bryan and Sarah create the hotel's own personal dive shop; then after months of struggling to keep their personal lives behind the scenes, the Baeumlers consider a move for the family.
Bryan and Sarah create the hotel's own personal dive shop; then after months of struggling to keep their personal lives behind the scenes, the Baeumlers consider a move for the family.
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"Dive Deep"Bryan and Sarah create the hotel's own personal dive shop; then after months of struggling to keep their personal lives behind the scenes, the Baeumlers consider a move for the family.
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S3, EP6 "We Got Bills"Bryan and Sarah are facing the reality of running a fully functioning resort with full staff but limited guests on site.
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