Inexperienced Climber Begs Others to Save Her During Mount Everest Descent | Shriya Shah Analysis 

How sad 😢

It must've been Blake Weathers.

Beck, not blake.

Yes,but she practiced she was konsequent.She did not give up! She was on her way to live her dream.

@@marielleo4715 She was dumb and killed herself, Way to ruin her husbands life over nothing

there is a master list which does name the sherpas....it is important and very sacred to thier culture, the top of everest is the doorway to g-d

@@lunam7249 Okay. But why aren’t they given the same reverence in western culture?

I think it's pretty well known that not to many people at all can conquer Everest without the sherpas.

​@@user-user-user-user.Because blahblablah racism. Hillary did name Tenzin Norghay. The first honored his sherpa. Why would the arrogant t￦@t$ of today do the same?

@@user-user-user-user.guessing you never heard of nims purja.

Oh, this is great

Love your comment.

Seems like it's the opposite.

The author of that quote was guide Rob Hall.

​@@frankkolton1780 "do as i say and not as i do" in his case...

Very Norm Macdonald! 😂

there is a clear video clip of her in her final moments. The sherpas were scolding her and cursing her to stand up in the Nepali language. She struggles but cannot stand up. Sadly those were her last moments.

Very Sherpy of them but REAL

😂

*Why can't a Person, just Go to One of those (EarLy Zones wut ever they are CaLLed) & then say Horray!!!*

Most of the dead bodies left up there were that of experienced climbers. This inexperienced woman was reckless, to say the least.

You mean base camp .Base camp is also very high up as well and people can die there too

This is a lie. Only local sherpas are allowed to be Everest guides. You can't even go to base camp without a permit and a local sherpa. There are no western guides.

At least he had the ability and experience to be on the mountain, she had none. This was your neighbor’s employment whereas this woman lost her life in pursuit of a hobby. Foolish.

Maybe he should have put his foot down? My husband respects and encourages my autonomy until he realizes I am being reckless.

​@@user-ft8bf7yb8oThat would be very oppressive coz she's not a white woman remember?

Lol males do the same everyday she was following them

​@@user-ft8bf7yb8o I have to do the same thing to my wife when she gets out of control. Sometimes women let their emotions get the better of them. I wish I had the money to send her away for a few months to get fixed, but that's life for you.

Life insurance

And I would gladly wait in double the line at a theme park then half that line for Everest

For $100K 😢😅

It's not always a line like that. A wise and experienced expedition leader will hopefully be able to time his summit bid based on weather and crowding factors.

Especially since calming down uses up less oxygen lol

One problem is all the feel-good motovational courses that screams that you just need to be motivated to do anything. If they pick something like win the Olympics, then they can easily see the flaw in that reasoning.

Really, do they think Sherpas are immune to death? Or worse, they are completely expendable.

If somebody told me 'hey, I think it's for the best that you turn around because if you don't you're going to die', you bet that I'd be doing what they told me to do. This woman had a whole team of people telling her to do just that because she didn't have enough oxygen, but she refused to listen.

@@evonne315I know, that would be the worst thing, tracing their lives as expendable.

I couldn’t agree more.

There were sherpas telling her to come down. She had spent 6 hours in the summit. Climbers don't do that, they normally reach the summit, spend a few minutes there and go back down. She spent a whole 6 hours there until her oxygen tank ran out.

@@chairmanofthebored8684 Somebody took a dump on the world's tallest dump?

u mean death camp.

@@feilox Well.. rubbish dump/graveyard. There are so many frozen tourists up there that they are being used as navigation markers.

I already seen the summit in a video it's cool but it's not to die for

I have a VR app for that... ;)

"Bad@$$ boss babe"

She might have been able to do it, if she had you know, learned to climb mountains before trying to climb arguably the most dangerous mountain.

Very common with modern feminist ideology. Sadly the mountain doesn’t care.

Accountability is their kryptonite.

​@alisonadkins9342 yea, not only that, but also learning many other things like carrying stuff, cautiously use her oxygen etc

*you're

Yeah... but it's all downhill from there! 😊

@@Master...deBater lol

This needs to be higher. Getting to the TOP IS HALF THE BATTLE. Literally. You just climbed the highest mountain in the world, and must fight against exhaustion, oxygen supplies, and exertion to finish THE OTHER HALF.

@@Master...deBater you fantisize that you can ski down, already been tried = 3 fatalities

Wow. I didn't know that part. God bless them

Thanks for sharing this. There are still people who have honor, integrity, and compassion out there, Something this lady obviously lacked.

@@jms5752 and most of those people are not in government, and they’re not in any part type of position of power, and that’s the problem with the world people lack accountability on top of the corrupted heart, that only hunger for more power and more money

Yep, when listening to the story I was kinda worried about them

Sherpa should not...if helping is risky, stay away !

Very interesting.

"the pizza from the beer"

A wise man indeed.

I'd rather live shorter and actually live than pretend from a distance.

​@@jfkst1lol you do you

I live in Northern California near the ocean, and I always wonder about people swimming, surfing in the ocean. The ocean is the home of fish and sharks and rip tides and sneaker waves. I enjoy the ocean from the beach.

😅

He shouldn't have, because now, she has another reason to keep pushing forward.

Is this a joke?

@@stephenc2481 maybe he was one of the others who died

She may have not taken anyone with her but the people around her had to make the tough decision of telling her they could not save her.

But she took out a house mortgage to expense her suicidal dream. Now her husband has to pay for it

@@wiitarded51 Not a tough decision, she could have offered them a billion £££££ they still wouldn't have stopped.

@@za8bchem Life insurance.

John Krakauer's book "Into Thin Air" explains rescuing somebody on Everest is like rescuing somebody on the moon. People have just enough energy and air for themselves and are putting themselves at risk if they step out of that lane.

She got a fatal dose of Main Character Syndrome. Theought she had to go back and conquir the mountain, or something. She should have stuck to the dojo and climbing gym.

Yes, they should have a vetting system that weeds out idiots, but also need a vetting process to weed out the idiot guide companies too.

@@timg9448 It just boggles my mind. I never hiked in my whole life, and ai know that picking Everest as your first mountain is insane. It is common knowledge. And then several experts, with experience, tell her that she is unprepared and she ignores them.

​@@Nocturnalux And iirc, isn't there an unspoken rule that in Everest, at certain elevation or some cadr - it's a "every man for himself" situation, prioritize your own safety than others?

How is that not one of the requirements for accepting climbers? Are there even any fucking requirements??

Indeed

My Vietnam vet friend says “stupid people will get you killed”, and this lady should’ve realized she was a stupid person likely to get herself killed, but stupid is as stupid does.

Yet he failed to define 'stupid'. Everyone thinks the other guy is stupid.

Nobody cares about people who climb the mountain. It’s not like they win a prize at the end. It’s just bragging rights at this point.

People don’t go there to take it all in or because it’s scenic. It could look like the surface of the moon for all the scenery matters. They go because of the challenge of getting to the top and bragging about it for the rest of their lives.

@@I_Am_SciCurious As I understand it, the real chalenge lies in getting down again! Something to brag about "hey guys, I made it down mt. Everest" 😂

I went up there once, can confirm, it is a shitehole.

From what I understand, your body is slowly dying at that atmosphere. Once they reach the top they have to quickly get down. So yeah, not a lot of time to take it all in.

Yep. Unfortunately mountains don't really care much about anyone's motivation.

And stupid too, no human need climbing to live, bullshit sensless hobby or work!

you my friend need psychiatric help

I'm going with a narcissist!

@@Sureyoudo​​⁠ “What makes you think you can X Y Z etc etc”. Called delusional. Accomplished everything silently despite the 🦀s in a 🪣, I’m generally quiet but confident and I keep to myself. By your logic I’m a narcissist? Is accomplishing your goal of losing 30 pounds and accomplishing an ultramarathon full of narcs? Because the community is filled with healthy people who have overcome the obstacles and their goals, people who refuse to let themselves go. Tons of bearded lumberjack hippy people. The people who use this word all the time appear to be the people who do let themselves go and they take out their own downfalls on others trying to better themselves (instead of the people that you should be looking at, the ones pulling the strings…). She even lost weight and her pretty face started shining. It reeks of jealousy in here

How many mountains can you really train on? Really Everest being taller doesn’t even mean it’s harder than many of the others around it that are slightly lower.

Should've went to K2. Either she would've been immediately turned off, or same result 😅

I was going to say something similar, "You got to pay your dues." You have to learn the essential lore of the mountains. She may have paid for guides but essentially each person is on their own. Even experienced female climbers have died once they've reach their tent at Base Camp because the body can only do so much. Such anecdotes could have been instructional for her.

@@Force9Gale-dt4rh You're saying that, even if someone had been able to help her back to camp, she was in such bad shape that she might have died anyway.

I'm only 2 minutes in and I see the red flags... Lots of it.

everyone on that mountain is a "raging narcissist". There is no other reason to be there. Sandy was just another victim of irresponsible guides string of irresponsible decisions and poor communication.

Sometimes ends well for the individual, but never for society.

Roger that

Jesus Christ you people are hateful

Full of bodies, trash, and poop 🎉

😆

White people!

@@hombrenuevoacts1728 she doesn't look white to me

Or, you know, Bitcoin...

This is why positive thinking is a logical fallacy!

@@francisdashwood1760not really, she made it up. She probably didn’t think about making it down.

@@rober657 What do you mean by ''not really''?

@@francisdashwood1760 Her positive thinking got her to where she wanted to be.

@@rober657 It wasn't ''positive thinking'' that got her to the top. That's the point. She got to the top because her support group practically carried her there. You're missing the point of why ''positive thinking'' is a logical fallacy. I think that you are conflating persistence with positive thinking. Persistence got her to the top. Positive thinking got her killed!

She was an idiot indeed, but couldn’t her husband stop her? It’s his fault too that he put his and his children roof under the head at risk for his wife silly and outlandish ambition. I assume he agreed, and so did her parents

@@jadziajagoda6187 It's not his fault at all unless you expected him to physically restrain her from going.

​@@nancybatch7007The husband had other ways to coerce her to give up. He could've threatened divorce, and convince a judge that she was being suicidal at the expense of himself and their kids. He probably could've gotten sole custody. I also assume that he had to co-sign on the 2nd mortgage, right?

Men do the same thing

@Nancy - As @Michael told you, the husband had other ways to coerce her from going, and it was his own stupidity that he agreed sign the second mortgage. I assume if he didn’t, she wouldn’t have gone to Mt Everest, right?

Seriously!! If you want a meaningful challenge, volunteer to help others.

@@Maintain_Decorum how about just be a good husband, and or father? That’s the most meaningful.

Winston Churchill said,"There is no feeling more exhilarating than being shot at and missed!"

narcissists who want bragging rights

@@manuelkong10 Yup! Nailed it on the head with that one! It's completely a power thing, with no regard for not only their own safety, but for the safety of the Sherpas and other people that have to take them up there.

Preach 🙌

Reminds me of this story of person during heavy rain. A Sheriff came by her house and told her to leave since flood is coming and she refused saying "God will save me", her house started to flood and was under a foot of water, firefighter came to her house and asked her to get on the truck so that they can get her to safety and she said "God will save me" and refused. Now, entire first floor was flooded and she had to go to second floor, this man on the boat came by and said get on, we have to get to safety, she refused saying "God will save me". Then she had to go up to her roof and helicopter came by and said Hey, get on, we have to leave to safety and she refused "God will save me, he won't let me die!". Then she drowned and went to heaven and met the God and she complained, why didn't you save me? And he said, who did you think sent all those people to save you and you refused my help!

Nailed it

I’m a scuba diver and rescue diver. I’m trained in both surface and underwater rescue. The key principle that was hammered home time and time again, both in our theory and practical classes, was that you never put yourself at risk to save another person. There is absolutely no point in creating a second victim. During the course of training some of the scenarios actually involved me both monitoring my dive team and making decisions regarding priority when the ‘emergency’ occurred (including whether I was in a position to help in the first place) including analysis of who to help if there were two emergencies happening at the same time. Plus in scuba diving a key safety point is that you always listen to what your dive guide, dive buddy or other people are telling you. Some of the information is of course simply advisory (‘hey be careful, this dive site has strong currents, just be careful’) but some of it is very much serious and intended to be life saving or at the minimum about ensuring safety (‘don’t enter this cave without cave dive training’ or ‘you should be an experienced diver with 100 dives to do this site’)

You made me think of a Venn Diagram with "Death Trap", "Tourist Trap" and "Mt. Everest" at the intersection.

This comment is so good it hurts!

This comment tells the truth about these types of people so well,it hurts

Savage

I’m going to hell for laughing at that 😅😂

Lmao!!

Yup the Sherpas should have given her her money back and refused

Underrated comment!!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"Well done" ~ Darwin Award Committee

She already reproduced. 😭 Her dummy genes have been passed on already.

True. So sad. I hope she’s at peace now.

Yep and all the costs passed down to her husband, too. What a lasting legacy.

When you hate your life and hate your family and don’t want to leave them with your money, you should climb Mount Everest.

@@peonyflowers23 why? She risked others lives selfishly.

Didn't she read up about Sandy Pittman (the socialiteDr G did an episode on her recently) to understand how being a socialite + not being able to carry your own ass up and down the mountain = put yourself and others in GraVe DANgeR??

She was clearly very determined and maybe that same determination had moved mountains for her in the past and worked for her.

I feel you also owe it to the people in your life that love you.

She should have picked a better goal

@@nadinewhite993She had no experience in mountain climbing. She overestimated herself and her ''ego'' doomed her. If you want a ''challenge'' play russian roulette. I bet that somehow she would've begged others to save her if it was her turn.

​@@Isus24-s8edamn dude, I don't think it's healthy to carry that much animosity for a dead woman you don't know

I heard the highest record held by a sherpas is 27 ascent. Talk about a real record.

Muscle memory They ve been doing it since they were kids

@@Ra-rg1vk more than muscle memory - efficient O2 transport - sherpas are amazing - the porters carry 30kg to 80kg and lug it all the way from Lukla to Base camp and even the climb. Even the trek is gruelling!

He gave her the same amount of mercy that the mountain did, zero.

Making jokes about someone dying is ice cold.

@@OzymandiasWasRight Yes, it's chilling.

What's to say...? She focused on the climb up. Once up, once the euphoria wore off... On the way down she realized she was fucked.... Nobody helped.... She literally froze up.

You are correct. She had no skills specific to mountain climbing when she arrived as stated in this video.

Yup..sadly this is common for a lot of novice like her. I’ve seen documentaries where sherpas are showing people how to use ascenders for first time.

@@lunaloveless7234 The minimum would've been to climb Mt. Washington during winter. Up there you can easily face winds up to 100km/h at -40 degrees. It's a free mountain to climb and all the expense are in the gear. (which she would've reused at Everest).

Exactly.

This woman was an idiot. I remember hearing about her death in 2012 and thinking that it was heartbreaking until I learned the details and I just don't feel sorry for her. Climbing a mountain is always going to come with danger, but Mount Everest has a reputation for being the world's most dangerous mountain to climb. The least she could have done was practice using the mountains in Canada as a means to get more stamina, learn the ins and outs of mountain climbing, etc. She didn't want to do that and her lack of experience is what got her killed. It's sad since I see now just how young she really was, but really... What was she thinking?

the scientific method

So true

She didn’t fuck around. She trained for 2 years before even attempting the climb so STFU

That would have been a wonderful title for this piece. 😊

I’m tired of this saying. Make up something else

Agreed. They should have cancelled and turned around with or without her

Some climbers have a sherpa with them or just an experienced climbing partner and they threaten to leave them ...and actually most of the ones we end up hearing about say they're going to continue climbing and their partner can go back to camp. Then usually the sherpa or partner stays with the person because they know the summit fever has taken over and the person isn't thinking straight and is making bad decisions and they want to try to help them. Then the crazy one dies and the one who tried to save them loses all their toes

Apparently with the sherpas, it's a cultural thing over there that's very big where they will suggest to a customer what they should do but if they refuse, the sherpa is like well okay, customer is always right. And they don't really argue with them about it at any time. Especially not up at the top of the mountain bc you just can't be fighting idiots at 8000 meters with no air and ice everywhere

Wyte people....nuff said

Dude, her Sherpas did leave her ass😂 and pretty much said "told ya so" when they seen her on their way back down!! Lol

Ascending to the summit is an option, descending back to camp is mandatory.

Descending is more dangerous than ascending. I would imagine most people die on the way down

@@claireemily1983 absolutely. Exhaustion and mental fatigue.

​@@claireemily1983I also think it is partially a mindset issue. people think the hard part is over, they are exhausted and euphoric and may make simple mistakes. I also wonder how many of these novices do not properly plan for their descent

Oxygen depletion does a lot to your frame of mind…

How hard can it be to just listen and respect the judgement of those with far more experience?

@@johnmorelli3775 you havent met narcissists before, have you?

I love his dry humor. "They pleaded with her not to go...mostly because of the dying part"

EGO and self centeredness

Lmao

Good point

just study the history of every mountain. You'd be surprised how many humans are trapped in the ice & crevasses. Really.

@@timewa851 do they think if you die highup you are closer to god?

Moral of that story for sure plenty of great lower mountains to climb that could give you that feeling of accomplishment

I’m always suprised I don’t feel any different when going into high elevations. I’ve been to Colorado and also the Swiss alps. Maybe the only thing I notice is I get tired quicker but that’s it

I’m a smoker and hike 14er’s all the time. I moved from MI to CO Springs 13 years ago, never had an issue with the elevation or had it slow me down. However, I have had friends & relatives visit and many of them have been effected by it. Are you a negative blood type by chance? I read several years ago that low level oxygen environments are processed more easily by negative blood types or it can be tolerated better. I cannot find it on the internet now because everything useful & interesting gets scrubbed from the internet nowadays- but it made sense. My brother is also a neg blood type like me and he also had no issues adapting when he moved here as well.

Look, I was on vacation in Lake Tahoe years ago and figured I’d go for my usual 7 mile run. I made it 2 miles away from the house and had to call my husband for a ride back. Lungs. Were. On. Fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Climbing a small mountain felt like this back in New Mexico... elevation will humble you real quick.

@@FLP90it doesn’t work like that. I live at 10,000 feet. You can be fine for years and then get altitude sickness out of the blue. See it all the time with people I live near.

"Yas kween, u go gurl!"

That mindset hasn't just killed people; it's also made people destitute and financially ruined. People are poor at weighing up risky life choices. Most businesses fail, a vast majority of marriages fail, and attempting these things repeatedly will cause a lot of pain.

Yes, finally has said it! I agree with the part about finances too… people give up jobs to “follow their dreams” and then wonder why they are broke and heavily in debt….

Agreed

Totally agree

😂climbing everest and k2 as been done😂 no one cares ahout #100

​@@belledorris3163😂 tell me no one likes you without telling me 😂

​@@beepboop1223I think you just did

Trying not to be blown off by 80 mph winds as well in -40 degrees weather. Bruh if ur the average person ur gonna have her experience.

Your statement is patently false. I know exactly how my body will react: I will get sick and freeze to death.

Your dogs definitely appreciate all of that. Solid way to be.

Didn't she need husband's signature?

Hopefully she had great life insurance.

😳

@@ashleymcclarren3951 Unfortunately, most life insurance companies exclude these kinds of high risk activities.

Strangely housing prices in Toronto have skyrocketed so hubby did ok (if he continued to own)!

Why furniture? Buying cheap and replacing every few years is an option. Especially if you rent and move often

,🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@tiffm3110 Im not really sure why I said furniture…I should have said home repairs haha. Thrifting for antique furniture is the way to go. I guess if you aren’t able to get a moving truck, cheap furniture is good in a pinch. I just hate that after years of doing that I could have afforded incredible furniture that would still be around for my children’s children. and I’ve had several Walmart and Amazon pieces break on me…they just crumbled, and I had to buy again way before I even moved out. They barely last a few years anymore. You’re spending WAY more in the long run.

Furniture?

Mmkay hon. Furniture lol

she was more mentally ill than just a narcissist

You mean experiencing the advantage means that person is narc or ill??

@@user-md3xq7ee2u Silly comment. Missed the point.

@@cathynewyork7918 I guess you are stupid, First go search what is difference between narcissism and hobbies then comment on someone’s demise

when your ego is bigger than your brain

hopefully they didnt sign anything for her debts and only lost the home she mortgaged away.

A legacy of stupidity 😂🤣

If I were her family, I would have left her on Everest. You have to pay a lot of money just to get bodies removed from that mountain because of how dangerous it is. I'd be so angry with her if she left me in a mountain of debt that I would have left her there to rot. This woman was a liability before and after she died. She could have made more people die on their descent since climbers had to go AROUND her. She never even climbed mountains before she went on this expedition. What the hell was she thinking?

But shev did it!

@@njfuentesrespecter81 no way,she did it!

Yeah I only climbed one mountain and vowed I never need to do that bs ever again 😂

sht i get tired just climbing my stairs

That 'Stairs' comment 😂😂😂

I got winded climbing on top of Marcys twin peeks

Well you could do what some of them do and never ever leave

I think you're on to something! Nepalese lead the world by FAR in successful Everest summit records: -# of people who've completed at least one successful Everest expedition OR completed multiple Everest expeditions OR completed successful expeditions to the highest peak on every continent..idk about Antarctica. But these records are held overwhelmingly held by *sherpas or professional superclimbers* Nepal has the highest # of female sherpas and professional superclimbers too. There aren't that many but it still has the most so it's unsurprising if Shariah underprepared and just assumed mountaineering was "in her blood" despite never climbing a mountain or even living in Nepal but being "from there"

Exactly.

Or enough hubris to think she would make it back.

I think you've got to get through the death zone on Everest on your way to the summit and back down. I don't know the particulars since mountain climbing isn't something I do, but the death zone on Mount Everest is a location that people have to climb through both on their way to the summit and back down to a safer location on their way down. To stay there and want to take a break is definitely a death wish. A lot of people have died because of that mistake, including (if I am not mistaken) Hannelore Schmatz and Ray Genet.

I agree with you, except for the desth wish. I think it’s rather arrogance (not listening to other people with more experience).

@@TiffWaffles In mountaineering terms, the death zone is everything above 8000 meters (26 000 feet). Once you are above that altitude threshold you are in the death zone, it is not a single location. Above that altitude the pressure of oxygen is insufficient to sustain human life for an extended time span.

they took the $$$ dum move fo sho

Her training is laughable to begin with. Running with a heavy pack on is something that I've seen people training for the armed forces do, not mountaineers who actually have to climb the wretched things. People wanting to climb mountains like Mount Everest usually have a list of other mountains they climbed to back them up in terms of experience and skill.

She should have spent the time doing more braining than training. I can't help but feel frustration and outright anger for this albatross. Something about this story causes me to believe she lacked the mental capacity to process and prioritize life-or-death instructions. On the other hand, this looks suspiciously like she was orchestrating a high-drama, voluntary exit from life and lost her nerve when it started to happen to her on the way down.

Exactly, all that training for 2 years, and then never climbed a different mountain to see how it really is.

Money.

Don't forget the Summit Selfie for Instagram 😑

You're way over-generalizing.

Well, I through mine away

You live a long life don’t worry

I’m so very sorry.

The lord protect you and your family , for taking care of us

John 3:16 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever *believeth* in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Trust in Jesus before you take your last breath…. or you will open your eyes in torment… I wish you a longer healthier life though ❤ 😢

thats much closer to the truth

it is.. just way more expensive than most suicides

Not with 2 years of rigorous training beforehand. It seems like she needed to prove herself for some reason

@@Celisar1 I agree, but she probably should've just gotten into the octagon - The Ultimate Proving Grounds. I mean, she was already training martial arts.

The two are separated by far less than people think

Self serving people. Why have kids when the parents with plans for extreme sports vacationing willingly accept the dangers which could leave them orphaned?

The kid was probably an accident.

More like skittles alley. Skittles headquarters wouldn’t like it very much.

This is really morbid and sad. What a sweet name for something so horrifying

fn sick bro!!!!🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂❤

I thought it was called that from all the empty oxygen colored tanks.

@@bartsullivan4866 bodies

Tbf even the most experienced climbers have had similar lapses of judgement, and many have paid for it with their lives. Rob Hall and Scott Fischer might be the most famous examples of that.

Forrest Gump.

Forest Gump's mommy.

@@adrielburned6924 Thank you. I stand corrected. "Momma says 'Stupid is as stupid does' ".

@@patrickcorliss8878 💚 love that movie!!!!

George Bernard Shaw, for one, and it originated long before him.

I think your theory is probably right she was in no shape for the attempt and hadn't proved she could conquer 10,000 to 15,000 peaks let alone 29,000.

Possibly but I’d be curious to know if most companies do a lot of screening beyond answering the question “will the cheque clear?” Money is a terrific motivator as Dr. Grande pointed out.

Pride comes before a fall. It's called narcissism.

And often want to take other people down with them when they fail or run into trouble.

Unfortunately, they truly do.

She was confident she can summit Everest without climbing easier mountains first. She left her family with a huge debt. She keeps on going even though so many people tell her to stop. Then when she realises she's at deaths door she begged people to save her. I can't imagine being her coworker or being married to her.

Either this or they end up successful and we praise them. The only reason we're calling her stupid and selfish is because she failed. I respect her tenacity. She really believed in herself....just too much.

@@babyramses5066 , I do not respect overconfident people. She was warned that she was not up for this task. I really hate a “can-do” attitude when the person really cannot do. The same brain mechanics lead to stupid political opinions and stupid voting habits

I know the image you’re talking about from the original I was wondering the same thing.

@@BigNix83what was the image?

@@nicolaxoxo1in the original video, they showed her dead body covered in a Canadian flag.

Not millions. 100k is more than most pay.

Yeah, the irony is, those Sherpas remain poor and Nepal remains a poor country despite having a multi million industry right in their country. Western slavery at its finest and no one talks about it.

*Bruce...* 🤦🏽‍♂️💔 _LiFe Insurance?_ Or = 🚫💵

Bruce...