Read scenarios below, before answering the question:
Which dive center did we choose after arrival on Koh Tao? Dive center 1,  Dive center 2,  Dive center 3,  Dive center 4.

Note 1: To do justice to the truth, I had to use rough language in this blog. My apologies.
Note 2: When the answers remind you of a PADI-exam, be aware this is by accident and not intended
Note 3: The right answer, you will find in the next blog.

Dive center 1:
It takes a while before we have been noticed. One member of staff is talking to another. The subject was last night
'I am f#cking wasted, man'
'Did you see with who she went home?'
'Yeah, with Jim... the asshole'
'I so knew she is a slut.'
'Ahum!' I cough.
Annoyed the shop guy looks up. Is it the big spider tattoo in his neck or the way he gazes at us? 'Uhh, never mind' I whisper.

Dive center 2
It is busy and lively. Young people everywhere, chatting and laughing. At the sight of an instructor everyone takes his or her dive bag and walks to one of the three jeeps.
The girl from the shop accompanies us to a table, orders coffee, informs us about their Divemaster-programme and answers our questions. Even the ones relating to alcohol and environment get a satisfying response.
She ends the conversation with an invitation to dive with them the next day. 'This way you can really experience the way we work', she explains.

Dive center 3
The location is perfect. Two steps away from the crystal clear waters in a quiet bay. The manager smiles immediately when we enter the shop. He gets two chairs, gives us some water and shares his knowledge on the Divemaster-programme, his knowledge on Koh Tao, the touristic places of Bangkok, his hometown and on diving in general...
Careful not to hurt his feelings we interrupt him and thank him for the information. Since then whenever we pass the shop he smiles and waves enthusiastically
Customers however, we do not see...

Dive center 4
It is the wrong moment. A clearly stressed out instructor attempts to get his students onto a jeep. Yet it is apparent that his students have no clue what to do. One is searching for his dive mask, another one is rushing for the toilet. They all look quite agitated.
Best not disturb them.