0:00 I love when parents do that though, where they're like, "We know our daughter." I'm like, "Do you really think you know your daughter more than I do now? I've been with your daughter every ████ day for like 15 years. You really think you know your daughter today better than better than me? Are you out of your mind? You knew her better when she was 12. I I seen your daughter's butt hole recently. How about you?" You don't know her that much. Did you guys hear about the climber who is now been charged with manslaughter cuz he left his girlfriend to die of hypothermia just 100 ft 150 ft below uh the 12,500 ft summit of Grossglockner Mountain in January 2025. So, he they're on the mountain together. And uh it's it's
0:50 she's not doing well on the mountain. And she tells him to leave. >> Cuz they had a mission to get to the top. >> Yeah. Like get to the finish line. >> Well, no. She's like you you know, he's like struggling to get her out of there. >> Oh. And she's like, "You should just go." Like save yourself? Yeah, because he you can't do much when you're that high up, right? 150 ft below a 12,500 ft summit. >> Yeah. So, like what's he going to do? Like you can't pick her up and carry her all the way down. >> or something? You got to call a Sherpa, yeah. >> guys be rescuing people from Everest like a ████ You got to have phone service though. Probably no reception probably. Sherpa. Sherpa. When someone goes, "Go, you got to save yourself." you get charged with manslaughter? That's what that's the >> This is going to ruin a lot of Ryan's
1:40 plans. >> That's the controversy here because damn. Because she he says that that's what she said. >> Yeah. Oh, but he has no proof. Right. How would you How would you know? I mean, what is Yeah, what's their proof? Oh, they're charging him. So, now they're going to go to court. I see. I see. So, he's not like She has She she has a video where she's like I would never say go save yourself. If if it ever comes out. Yeah, it's like I'm not suicidal. There's a text that they found where she's like, "Can you believe this ████ left me up here?" So she's telling all her friends. She brings her Sherpa up to testify. Is this is this a sexist situation? How? How so? They just can't climb. >> Because like if a if a woman left a man and can't climb. like would that be considered Well, cuz like is the woman considered helpless because she's a woman in in the situation or because she's a bad
2:30 climber? What's the situation? I don't know. Well, during the Titanic they let they let ████ go first. >> Cuz like if cuz if like a let's say a girl left a guy on a mountain because they were fighting and she's like, "I'm not going to take this. I'm out of here." and she just zoom climbs up the thing and he dies. Is that manslaughter? >> the case he they got into a fight and goes, "F███ you, dead." and he leaves. >> Cuz why? She goes, "I'm just going to stay here." Cuz why would he be responsible for her in that way if they're not if she's not a kid? Like if she's another adult. >> Yeah, right. Aren't they just both climbers? >> This is kind of a thing too cuz like everyone you know, if you if you follow anything about Everest stuff, like it's well known that if you're struggle bussing up there, they're just going to leave you. >> Yeah, it's on you, right? And then I heard that when people are climbing you just see dead bodies. There's a zone called the dead zone. Mhm. Where people just start dying. Where there's no cell service. Yeah, but they got Sherpas though. You see Sherpas up there they
3:20 they carry people and they climb down like nothing. Unless this is one of the things where the the woman was not an avid climber and she got dragged onto the trip by him or something. >> So she got dragged 12,350 ft? Yeah, I don't think so. >> Most women would have stopped a long time ago. You're right, you're right. They got pretty far up there. That's true. >> how much she'd be complaining at like 5,000 ft if she He'd be like, "No, we're turning this around." Yeah. That's where I'm like, why why should that be his responsibility if they're both climbers? That's what everyone's saying. I mean But it's it might not even be his responsibility, but maybe the He has the food. the girl's parents hates his guts. Oh. They're like, "We're just going to prosecute no matter what." ████ that fool. >> No. His girlfriend. But there are cases like that where it's not like a couple, where it'd be like dudes like on a raft and ████ and then one guy's like, "Oh yeah, he died." He goes, "Are you ████ sure?" And then he gets charged for killing >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> "I don't believe you, ████ >> Yeah. I think you your your your
4:12 Life of Pi experience, yeah, or whatever. >> Yeah, but there's there's no there's no closure for the victim's parents, right? Or family or whatever. >> somebody. >> Cuz they're they're just seeing the one other survivor come back. >> Like, "We didn't raise no b████." Yeah. Or what if they're like, "We know our daughter. She would have never told you to leave her." She would have been like, "No, you better stay and help me." >> regardless, like, "Why did you leave her?" Now, we're charging your ass. >> I love when parents do that though, where they're like, "We know our daughter." I'm like, "Do you really think you know your daughter more than I do now? I've been with your daughter every ████ day for like 15 years. You really think you know your daughter today better than better than me? Are you out of your mind? You knew her better when she was 12. I I seen your daughter's butt hole recently. How about you?" You don't know her that much. >> Yeah. That ████ drives me crazy. >> did see a video in like a Hyrox like
5:03 race. It was a It was like a It was a double, so it was like a couple, and then um the guy just left her at the station while she dropped, and like all these people, paramedics, were helping her, and then he was at He just ████ left his girl, and he's ALL LIKE, >> YEAH. AND THEN EVERYONE'S RECORDING LIKE, "IS THAT GUY ████ ████ What the hell?" Like he didn't even notice, and he just walked off. Wow. So I mean, like some people are too in the game. Maybe they don't even know. >> Yeah. Yeah, they want to win a medal so bad. >> he goes, "Oh, f███." >> Well, I mean, when you're I mean, look, if if that was so extreme that she was potentially at like, "Go save yourself," then he too was in whatever that extremity was. And when you're like freezing your ass off, and you're at the verge of death as well, it's like you don't think clearly. >> what would you guys do? Would you die
5:53 with your wives or would you leave her to die? Do you have kids at home that you have to take care of? One you got to take care of? In your situation right now. In my situation He probably had an iguana at home. Yeah. Seems like one of those guys. Cuz in your guys' situation right now, you guys have kids. So, what are you going to do? Sorry. >> And what if she's telling you to go? The fact that we tried to summit a 12,500 ft mountain when we have a newborn is wild. >> Yeah, that's and a lot of these people do, which is ████ I'd probably both die, honestly. I'd probably I'm not leaving. I'm not ████ leaving. I'm not leaving. You know what I'd do? Cuz I don't think I can live with coming back down being with Tyga knowing that I didn't give my all to save his mom. Yeah, survivor's guilt is worse than surviving. I don't get why people don't just sled down. Maybe they don't have sleds. It's a one-man sled. He took it.
6:45 Okay. What's I don't know. >> Would you rather jump down or just face hypothermia and freeze to death? >> I think freezing to death is easier, for sure. Well, because I think when you're freezing, you're not like just go take me away. I think you're like, "I'm going to keep trying to make progress." But slowly you turn into like a frozen person. >> like C-3PO. Climbing and then you freeze in space. Yeah. No, I'm I'm going back down. >> like cartoons. It's exactly like cartoons. I think it's more of a downward freezing. By the time we figured out we're ████ I think we're going to be going down and then you end up dying. Yeah, I think you just stop and then it just all stops. You guys don't know climbing. There is no down. Versus going, "F███ it, I am going to kill myself. There is no other option." I think you don't know climbing. There's only down. You always go up because there's down. There's only down.
7:37 Down is death. >> you do? I ████ kick Hannah down. Yeah. I'll kick her down. >> didn't have to suffer. Nice. Yeah. Yeah. What do you mean kick her down? So she falls down like Lone Survivor and breaks all her bones? And she's still alive. Lone Survivor? If there's no hope Well, if there's no hope cuz I was thinking about it like if if I could get out first and call for help, it's already going to be too late. >> yeah. >> It's just death. >> You have to stick together. >> But but or you give her a little bit of hope. You're like I'm going to go get a helicopter. And then you're like you're not. But you're not going to get a helicopter. But then she But then she she dies with hope. It's like she Oh, the chopper's going to come. I'll be okay. I would want to die with her. But then either way to not let her suffer I just push her off the cliff. So she doesn't suffer. So your your
8:28 mentality is you know like when the hurt animal you're just like let's just shoot the animal. >> Yeah. Put her out of her misery. >> Yeah, because But that's different because I think it's going to be miserable to ████ freeze to death. >> off the cliff and then it's like immediate death. It's like you push off the cliff and THEN THERE'S A AND THEN A LOT OF regret all the way down life flashing before your eyes and then you're like then you all she sees you surviving at the top. >> And there's a Sherpa right there. Cuz we could have done that. WAIT. WAIT. I FOUND A SLED DOWN HERE. COME DOWN HERE. And then after breaking all her bones, right? She's like laying there like this but still barely alive in pain and then like 3 hours later you're just walking back down. Or got the snowmobile comes. You guys need help? I think I'm I think I'm thinking of a differently where like she's it's a skill issue and it's not and it's not that she got injured or something. She may be broken arm or something like that. >> what he said to her. He said skill issue
9:19 and he walked away. He said get good. Get good, yeah. Well, cuz the thing is in this story the guy still survived. Easily, it says. >> means okay, in your guys's case as if it were stairs, it says. >> If she if she was if if if your if your girls were just stuck, like they're like there's there's no way she was It's It's the end. >> She just ran out of energy. Yeah, like at the end of a marathon or something. >> Are you just But you for you you could have been like this guy and you could have survived. Are you going to leave her or you just going to die? >> I'm going to try to use my last energy to hopefully pull her down if I can. I would get the final I told you so and, dude. Cuz there's no way it was my idea to go on this climb. So, I would get that final I told you so. I ████ told you we shouldn't have gone on a 12,500 ft climb. >> And I'd save your ████ ass. to this climbing and then she's like, "YOU BETTER ████ GO WITH ME." >> YEP. And then I'm like, "I told you so."
10:10 I get the final I told you. >> argue with you and then that would be her life. It would It would just come back and she would be ████ burning all the way down the mountain. If you can get the petty part to come alive, Oh, she's like, "F███ YOU." SHE SUMMITS AND THEN SHE GOES DOWN, TOO. She's like, "I got the strength to go all the way up so I can complain about your ass." >> I don't know. I just feel like freezing to death is probably worse than just like Smashing your head on a rock? >> Yeah. >> Cuz it's slower? Well, because >> Don't you just go to sleep, though? Can't you just go to sleep? >> think it's painful. >> they go to sleep. Okay, then. >> I think that's worse. I THINK I'M TRYING TO MAKE IT EASY. I THINK YOU KICKING them off the cliff is worse. Think about it like this. The amount of cold you have to be to die of Like, when you get kicked off that cliff, you're still also freezing. >> It's still cold. Yeah, it's not like you get warm and then die quickly. >> Cuz it's the way this quicker. So,
11:00 you're even more Yeah. It's not like Hannah's going to be like, "Oh, Joe's so sweet. He kicked me off the cliff." I JUST DON'T I JUST DON'T WANT HER TO SUFFER. I just try to think of what is the most So, what do you kick her in the face and she goes OFF THE CLIFF? >> FACE, THOUGH. You could push her. Okay. There's two outcomes when you see her in heaven later. She's either just like a regular person or she's flat. She's just crushed. She's like a Tom and Jerry flat cartoon. Flat with a boot print on it. Yeah, boot print. >> 300 Leonidas kick her in the stomach, dude. How else? How What's the What's the gentle kick? No knee. I just push her. >> No knee? Yeah, no knee. >> She's got all this gear on. What do you mean no need? Yeah. And you think you you don't think you have to kick someone hard because they'll have a resistance. It's hard to like allow yourself to be kicked off. >> a snow shovel on her on her suit. You're going to kick because she's frozen. You're going to fall back and die. That's so funny if I kick it I slip and then I ████ I go backwards.
11:51 And then she makes it down the mountain just fine. I don't know. I just whatever the least amount of suffering is. Why don't you just snap her neck then? I don't know how to do that. Yeah, that that's This this feels it's still >> All that energy to snap her neck when you could have just used that energy to keep going down. If you're Sylvester Stallone Sleeper hold. How come he was able to climb out but she wasn't? >> I think he just had more energy at the time. Like So maybe that's why there's charges cuz then why couldn't you just drag him down? He had that energy goo. She didn't have a pack. He was like, "I told you to pack it." Yeah, he wasn't even sweating after. He said it was too easy, too. He summited it. He still They said his first words were, "I'm here already?" He did it in a t-shirt. Imagine she's like, "Save yourself." She's like, "I still got to summit it." Yeah, yeah.
12:42 I need the selfie. That's messed up. Anthony Lee You need the selfie. Don't say my last name. I think it's definitely if you're the kind of people that are into extreme death-defying hobbies like this it's a it should be a free for all. It shouldn't be like a a case of like, "Okay, we're going to examine what you did and you can get charged." >> Do you think there would be nearly as many climbers if like 100 years ago they didn't have the ability to take a camera up the mountain with you and like take a selfie? Like would would would this be as popular if you couldn't like prove that you did that? I think social media made a lot of crazy things way more popular for sure. Right? >> Yeah. Cuz back then you'd have to bring like a real camera if you wanted to take a picture. Yeah, like a big boy. >> A ████ SLR or whatever, right? That's a pain in the ████ ass, yeah. And then you got to go develop the film. Yeah. And then mail that picture to your friends. Cuz film development's on the
13:32 other summit of the other mountain or what? Yeah. Oh, so you're saying like so many more people are inspired and they just want to show off on their For the gram, yeah. For Yeah. Not everybody. Everest because of social media Everest blew up the mountain. exploded. busy. And there's a lot of people that are dying up there cuz they're just not ready. It's also Well, that's probably just the numbers getting regardless, but it's also like when somebody it's proven that more people can do it and makes it mentally easier for you to do it. the human barrier. Yeah. Like you can look at you can go to Google Maps and look at Mount Everest and it says busier than usual. 7:00 p.m. busier than usual. Do you think that's going to change like if this goes through, let's say the guy gets charged and then the court honors it and then he gets prosecuted, is that going to change the amount of women on these like things? You might have to sign ████ prenups before you go up or something. No, no. Literally, you're probably going to have to everybody's
14:22 going to have like release disclosure agreements and stuff before beginning your journey. Can you imagine you're like, "Hey, you guys want to go hiking?" You're like, "Did you sign an NDA or whatever?" It's like, "What the f███?" THAT'S SOME ████ I JUST WANT TO GO hiking with my friends. Dude, a liability waiver between like friends? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Like if you have to save yourself, like don't make sure your family doesn't sue me for leaving you. Yeah. All the lawyers are like, "Ooh, I want to be a hiking lawyer." Which which actually makes a lot of sense in America only. Yes. Cuz we like to sue each other? Yeah, cuz it that that's our entire ████ system is built off of that weirdness. Like when you can't do this because of this and you're like, "This rule This rule happened cuz somebody ████ up." Who do you think invented the sue culture? The suing culture? I think it rhymes with sue.
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