Or, “Gee, these mountains are way bigger than the ones in the photos. Where can I get a coffee? Is it supposed to be this cold? And windy?”

Lazy people don’t go to the Himalayas.

@@sendthis9480 I’m definitely not lazy, but I would much rather go hiking in Hawaii!! And I couldn’t and would not want to deal with the altitude! Just because you would rather hike in a much more beautiful area, and not need to worry about snow storms, frostbite, avalanches, hypothermia, or freezing to death!! Not lazy, just smart!!

They look better from the ground up

​@chicagogyrl4846 I seen every episode of I Shouldn't Be Alive, and that mf Dewey almost died hiking in Hawaii- that episode was rough. Im not hiking in the snow, the rain, OR the sun- they'll all kill you 😂

Exactly. It makes the rules

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Please stop saying, 'as always . . . .' It really annoying and cliche.

​@@craigferreeGet annoyed easily.

That sounds amazing. I'm glad you have the memories of something so amazing! ❤

@@craigferreeOP never stated that. Get help

I wasn’t born yet. Glad to know I’ll be walking this earth long after you. Haha youth is a wonderful thing.

i walk around the block for adventure .. sometimes I even go downtown for a sandwich...

This is false sir reality is Mother Nature decides who lives and who dies up there. No mountaineer would climb any mountain if they were certain they’d die meaning they did not kill themselves it’s actually a very disrespectful comment to make considering the vast numbers of men and women who passed away chasing there dreams.

They decided themselves by making wrong chocies ​@@DarraghGreene-ep6ub

​@DarraghGreene-ep6ub false as we climb knowing its 50/50 we could live or die that's the reality every climber knows

@@James.G.Ireland No climber thinks they are going to die until they are faced with that prospect.

​@@redblade8160Every climber knows the reality of climbing that high is that there is a possibility of dying. Just being up there you are slowly dying without any disasters happening. So whether they think they'll live or die they know death is a possibility. Don't be naive, you'll probably never been up anything high

I’d say it’s tragic and stupid

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i did the same trek in 1983, fantastic time.

I don't think God can replace common sense.

​@@markd6634 I never said that. We owe everything to our creator. Take care

I would put God at the top of my list too!

God ..creator? All fairy tales but believe what you want despite there being no evidence of such.

Husband should have climbed in with his wife!

A-FREAKIN-MEN!!!!

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You are right. Not even a base camp hike is safe. I am Canadian, there are plenty of challenging hiking trails here.

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Yes!! I rarely even leave the HOUSE!! It’s dangerous!

The details and actual footage is amazing to see

I got a call offering a discount expedition price. I hung up and went back to sleep.

Sure look at how many people die walking down the road/going shopping/going to or hime from work by getting a bang of a car/truck/bus/van etc our lives can be taken at any moment by the choices we make and just end up being in the right place at the wrong time

Plus you already have one with all the crap you eat & drink 😂

It’s like swimming with sharks. It would be incredible but it’s a death wish.

Finally someone said it. How can you even ask for money in that situation, they could easily have saved some lives

You are correct Sir! Are these locals of Sherpa descent?

We enjoyed our climbing in the Tetons. That was as high as I’m going! We were blasted by the change of weather just midway, lightning, hail which covered the trail forced us to take refuge in a bear’s den! I’m 86 years/o and done with climbing!

​@e.conboy4286 Golly that sounds like it was a tense and exciting time! Glad you have the memories of something so amazing ❤

To achieve fantastic goals requires fantastic risk🙏

Seriously or high elevation period !

Nothing in life considered EASY is worth doing

I’ll wait here, sipping my hot cocoa, watching your videos!

If we start a Go Fund Me campaign, would you go?

The airfare is the most expensive part, living there is inexpensive, food is great

How much is the air fare

@@LG-zy9dp I used points, around $1000 I think

Not sure you would make it on a summit team

Everest

In the Himalayas, the number 1 cause of death is avalanches- which climbers have no control of whatsoever. At best you can maybe fancy yourself having an excellent eye for potential avalanche danger and try to stay in relatively safe places, but it only takes once 😒

@@poutinedream5066 Well,of Course we cant Control when an Avalanche will come First of all i think 99% of Mountaineers arent summiting the Himalayas...and even when ...No Matter If 6000Metres (my highest) or 8000....when you Start your Tour you know you can possibly die...even a 4000M Mountain can throw Something unpredictable at you which you cant survive . And this is nearly the importantest Skill you need...know when to turn around. The other Events Like an Avalanche ...Well its Part of the Deal. You know this before you Start your Adventure. And there are a few Mountains Like the K2 or (even relatively Dangerous) the Mont Blanc where the Chances of having deadly Events are so possibly high that you should avoid those Mountains. My Point was Just About the General Advice to completely Stay Away 😊👍

@diskuslars7527 That's interesting. I've watched so many mountaineering videos on YT, it begins to feel like if you not in the death zone, it dont count 🤣. I climbed Mt Pocono on summer camp when I was 12, and even then, I rode on a male counselors back (he was like 17 and we both got in trouble, it was a Christian camp, and surprise surprise, they were ones thinking about sex. I was just lazy, and he was up for the challenge of doing it with my 100 pounds on his back- we made it back down first and I was naive enough to expect 👏🏽🙌🏻🤜🏼🤝🏻🏆)- 😏 sorry, I digress. You'll never hear me calling Everest a nature hike or tourist attraction. I think a popular misconception has taken hold that because the Sherpas work so hard, that means it's easy. It doesn't sound like you're ego climbing, checking off locations, when all you're really thinking about is the day you can brag about climbing Everest or K2. I think people like that have already caught summit fever before they even got on the plane, and bad things are bound to happen. If everyone shared your logical, measured approach, I think the number of deaths would be much lower, especially in the Himalayas.

You are incorrect, look more closely those numbers they have been throwing around are metric, meters more specifically, the pass they were trying to get over was at 17,000 feet

Why? Doesn't seem bad

@@rickjustus6416 the writing for the narration is reaaaaaally poor. So many things that make no sense. Like his Skydiving and wingsuit video starting with "skydiving is a good way to burn calories" ....... like what?

@@BenoitRAG3 yeah, I hear you

Why do you even watch this channel? Just to have something to gripe about?

@@miapdx503 it keeps coming up in autoplay then the trash narration starts. Kinda like what happens when you talk.

Palestine..... that's the name Romans gave a region in the Middle East? That region was split up in an Arab state called Jordan nowadays and the Jewish part called Israel. In 1988 a state called Palestine was made up. The pride of the Palestinians is the famous Mosque on the 3000 year old foundation build by the Israeli. That's about 2940 years before the Palestinian flag was invented.....

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Come on guys. They're all there now, and one side just wiping the other side out isnt an option. They HAVE to find some way to stop the cycle of violence and vengence, and coexist. If black people and white people can coexist with our history, they can too. They gotta figure out how.