Safety first! Tad McCaffrey, who some Sims call "Flipper" is the active lifeguard of his very own indoor aquatic center, and REALLY takes his lifeguarding duties seriously. Whenever a life needs saving, Tad springs into action like an aquatic super-swimming superhero! And funnily enough, that MIGHT be the thing that inspired Tad to become a lifeguard in the first place! As a young boy, Tad was a HUGE fan of the superhero show Hydro-Lad, where he would imitate whatever he saw the teenage aquatic superhero too! Tad would run around all over the place in his swimsuit,  crafted water wings like the Hydro-Lad has himself, and would shout out Hydro-Lad's famous catchphrase: "Time to hydrate evil!". Now, Tad McCaffrey grew up having a dream of becoming the most heroic a lifeguard could ever be, saving Sims in the ocean, and fighting evil IN the ocean! It's a dream that's like a Baywatch episode... Only more super! Pun intended with the superhero theme, BTW. To achieve his lifelong dream, Tad had to start off with baby steps, and opening up his own aquatic center was a good start! Interestingly, there are some things about Tad McCaffrey that you may not have expected to come from a heroic lifeguard like him... Tad has a unique higher-pitched voice, making him sound younger than you may expect him to sound based on how he looks, both with strength and with age. Tad also really likes cute things almost as much as he likes to see people have fun and stay safe, which sounds really nice! But Tad's a bit of a scaredy-cat at times, especially when you mention spooky stuff like ghosts to him. Other than that, you can count on this lifeguard to make sure you ALWAYS stay safe in the pool! Even if he takes his job a bit too seriously.

(For Tad's voice, I'm looking for a male high-pitched voice. I'd like him to sound younger than he may look as a young adult. You can audition for this character using just your voice, like all of the other characters, or if you want to, I'll let you use a voice changer for this character to make his voice a higher pitch as long as the voice changer quality is as good as the mic quality and won't change anything too much.)