The water must be calm, the sun near the horizon. Otherwise, it will be too difficult and too hot to stand inside a 10-foot clear plastic ball on the ocean.On a recent morning, Jacqueline Eden, a Hollywood resident who operates a business called Hollywood Beach Bubble near the Dania Beach Pier, pulls out a contraption resembling a leaf blower and blasts air into the ball.She asks her customers to step in a pail of water to rinse sand from their feet. Their flesh is about to touch rubber, and gritty sand is unwelcome. “Step inside headfirst,” Eden says, and zips the ball tight to prevent deflation.What happens next?
