At least ur trying to clean the mess up. U should have exposed the company or team that what humans do best. F up mother nature. This is a microcosm of what humans do best on the earth in general. And the government doesn't care as long as they get money. If it were not for the locals getting money from these spoiled ignorant rich people. I would be completely for shutting it down. But as long as a greedy inept government is involved u will be able to climb it.😢
With all the set backs y'all endured before the climb it's a wonder that you even attempted to summit with everything going against all of you! Determination is the word that comes to mind as I think about what it took to make it to the top and come down as a team without any mishaps!
Such a pointless & selfish way to validate your existence. Using another's lack of ability to acquire income in some other way is truly the height of narcissism, arrogance & possessing a massive ego to put the life of another at risk so you can do something as dangerous & pointless as climb K2 or pursue climbing any other extensively dangerous mountain!!! Then, not even compensate those who safeguard your life & make it possible for you to accomplish your goals. Shameful behaviour by extremely selfish ppl.
Once a person has children there is no way he or she should continue the pursuit of summiting the biggest & highest mountains of the world. A parent's life no longer belongs to them alone, after the children are born. It is the height of egotism, selfishness & arrogance to continue to climb once a climber becomes a spouse & a parent. It is cruel to subject your loved ones to the stress & anxiety they experience worrying about whether you will return from an expedition to climb some incredibly high & dangerous mountain.
I don't know why youd climb when you have a daughter that only has you to depend on as a parent. Lots of parents have been lost on Everest. I hope you dont ever become a statistic climbing any mountain. Congratulations 👏 to you and your team!
Not a climber myself, I thought it was basic to climb loose rock/ice early morning before temperature goes up. But what do I know, not having 10 years experience.
4:30 teaching your kid to ride bike on that busy road might not be your brightest idea though this was very well done overall, i just dont trust other idiot drivers around my kids!!
WOW!!!!! EXCELLENT VIDEO/DOCUMENTARY. Those helper guys are freaking AWESOME wearing tenni shoes hiking up those mountains and they were smoking freaking unreal. You guys make my butt hole pucker and I would never do this but it's so fascinating watching what you guys do. You all definitely have some big ones.....if you know what I mean lol😮😮😮 Thanks 😊 for sharing.
I respect other ppls culture's, but it's sorta ridiculous that they don't want u climbing there because it will bring them bad luck. It's gotta be beyond frustrating to have to deal with that. Many other reasons I can understand more, than just luck.
Such a waste of resources and danger to others who either carry your stuff or get tasked with recovering your body because relatives need closure. I've more respect for people who "get high" than who do this.
Another virtue-signalling critic, "outside the arena," who wants to point his finger at others for taking "unnecessary risks" that "place others potentially in danger!" Yaaaawn!🙄 In your fabulous world of average men, everyone would place a premium on "safety and security" and "being comfortable!" There would be no extreme sports of any kind due to the "potential consequences!" We would only leave the cozy confines of our room temperature homes only when absolutely necessary! Among the human endeavors that would be outlawed would be: bull riding, NASCAR, air shows, sky and cliff jumping & diving, base jumping, paragliding, cave diving, rock and ice climbing, wingsuit flying, speedboat races, and on and on... Your world is the world of the sterile man, the mediocre man who only sees peril, uncertainty, and potential dishonor from taking risks. Many of the comforts and pleasures you enjoy today are consequences of men who "boldly dared" to test the unknown. The exploration of the oceans, the Northwest Passage, or air travel to name a few. Keep that in mind next time you want to point your finger at "the man in the arena!" www.trcp.org/2011/01/18/it-is-not-the-critic-who-counts/
Great documentary it's so cool to see the temples sad about the criminal elements. I have traveled the world and its so difficult to elude the criminals always challenging
Ive never heard climbers talk so much about the dangers of climbing, have you considered needlepoint? or bingo? or maybe the mountain climbing on nintendo Wii ? lol
