The driver and passenger were reportedly trying to find a nearby snorkel tour company.
“The passengers were tourists trying to find a Manta Ray Snorkel tour company in the harbor and had been following their GPS directions when they took a wrong turn into the water,” Hutchinson said.
Online, viewers of the farcical footage have pointed out that “The Office” characters Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute found themselves in a similar predicament in
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