Not so much i general, for money they bring a lot of trash on the camps - mountain which should not supposed to he there.i know its not sherpa in person but they bring all the trash people up there...
Ya gotta love how a freeze-dried dead hiker’s corpse simply becomes a way-point on the climb. lol That’s probably what Ötzi is. Just a dude who died climbing the Alps back in the day. Just another dude having a mid-life crisis and decided to climb the highest mountain he knew of “because it’s there.” But scientists have concocted this elaborate story about who he was and “how he must’ve died.”
All the risks they take to rescue these rich people, they should be payed better, if it wasn’t for the brave Sherpas Everest wouldn’t be possible for these people to climb.
@@mary9097 you think most of that goes to the sherpas? It would be nice but most of that goes to the companies that “organize” the trips. But hey if you think the guys who do all the work and keep all the climbers as alive as possible should get shorted that’s up to you.
Crevasse rescue training. If old mate walking up to the lip slips, he's going straight in too. No belay rope on him, no braking device on the rope , just a line to a carabiner floating along the rope. Then you got TWO men over board. And THEN, Mr Brightspart cinematographer thinks "I'll just go for a wander up there and have a look down the rabbit hole too. What could possibly go wrong?!" Christ on a bicycle. Some people just should not leave the comfort of their own lounge room.
Ya gotta love how a freeze-dried dead hiker’s corpse simply becomes a way-point on the climb. lol That’s probably what Ötzi is. Just a dude who died climbing the Alps back in the day. Just another dude having a mid-life crisis and decided to climb the highest mountain he knew of “because it’s there.” But scientists have concocted this elaborate story about who he was and “how he must’ve died.”
@@Loveyouabdtakecares are talking about sherpas? They are very important and do a ton to help climbers. They do indeed use oxygen and they do indeed tie them selves off in sections. Not every person who climbs Everest uses oxygen but that’s usually cause of personal goals. Not cause “they don’t need it”
Noticed the same and there one dude already fell 15 feet into one. Just seems reckless. I guess that's how you roll when the Sherpas have ur back lol. Every Everest client should add $5,000-$10,000 more to their trip - and it be exclusively for the Sherpas and porters. If you can afford 50k to get over there and try it - you can afford helping the Sherpas live like the legends they are for just an additional 5!!!
Why? Even the most experienced mountaineers can fall into a crevasse. There are many that are not visible and are covered by snow. That doesn’t mean this guy isn’t a good climber.
@@NothingButSilicone you go climb.. doubt we hear from you again. You vote liberal I assume..the engine is running but nobody is behind the wheel.. zero common sense..don't breed ever
Mt everest has become a tourist attraction with the trails pretty much established and secured. People grandma's are climbing that thing so think about that
The tourist wouldn't be doing the same in return. The tourists up there leave the sherpas to die and climb over them to the top. Recently a Norwegian woman used a injured sherpa as a stepping stone to the summit on k2.
The guides have a heroic goaal to guide & protect each individual they work for. All while trying to insure that both guide & climber arrive back down alive & well. Sadly these Sherpas are only paid from 1500-2000 for the entire 3months of hard, extreme, & dangerous work. The government, touring companies take the majority. They can only make one trip to Everest a year as it is a seasonal climb. It's such a low amount for such difficult & unsafe work. So if you choose to climb Mt Everest be sure to directly tip the person that is in charge of guiding you. Many of these men are risking their lives working hard to provide for there families.
Seriously tho I would went to bash some heads in, these people most of them not capable of such a feat ignoring the signs symptoms and advice to abort mission and hundreds of them still up there to this day. Where they just can't give out the Darwin awards fast enough. Even the most capable person is not impervious to disaster up there and if they make it down alive it's probably attributed to sheer luck and sherpa more than anything else
So many people hating on rich people for no reason, lol. How dare they succeed! Anyone can save up some money if this is a dream for them. Climbing is fun. Chill.
Lol it’s just crevasse rescue training and they just listening. In real situation you walk around that big hole unless your Dave, Dave always falls in damn Dave
@@chrisemerson7743 you must not have met the stupid people that I have met. In real situation they would climb into the hole to take a selfie. After that they would ask you to pull them out and instead pull you down with them.
I’m tired of seeing these inexperienced climbers get themselves in these situations and the sherpas have to rescue them. I don’t know why people take they behinds up there no way cause it’s mad dangerous no matter how experienced you are but novice climbers just shouldn’t be allowed. It’s insane.😒🤦🏾♀️
He just fell in a crevasse, experienced climbers die all the time. Those Sherpas are getting paid aren’t they? Being a Sherpa isn’t slavery. Your panties are in a twist lady
Henri dear, at that altitude, the height makes most people not high but dizzy. Your lungs scraping like sandpaper, maybe. Every step a vast undertaking. Your comment is kind of puzzling and dangerous. It is not and will never be à sunday afternoon sportive family event.
@@BE-bs8oe also, you have the sherpas who carry everything for you. So basically if you have enough money and are slightly fit you can do it relatively safely. Gerard Depardieu and even Stephen Fry did summit Mount Everest for crying out loud... At this point it's basically a more difficult, higher risk and very expensive via ferrata.
Nothing about climbing a 8000m mountain is easy. Even with O2 , many of the best climbers don't summit. It's best to not comment on something you know little about.
@@davepirtle9790 I know it's not easy. I'm just saying it's far from what it used to be and I would never climb it even if they paid me and even if I could. I may know very little in your eyes but I know this much :)
You know, a lot of people are talking about how they finally got a raise and can “NOW” support their families, it’s sad that they had to wait all this time carrying these rich goons up the mountain all to get a raise after so long to finally be able to support their families.
Citation please. Just looks like crevasse rescue TRANING to me. That bloke could climb out of there on his own. I have climbed 3 10,000' peaks in the southern Alps of New Zealand and been to 18,500 in the Himalaya. I know what this stuff looks like.
This is truly the hand of God over this mountain climber's life. May the Sherpa rescue teams be continuously blessed with much prosperity in abundance.
Mountain climbing is a team sport! People rely on you and you rely on them! What would you say if a group of folks walked by this guy and just waved without helping? I'd gain some knowledge on a subject before calling people selfish!
he was just fliming for a short period of time so its not really a problem, and second is that this video will remind climbers about the danger up there
I was thinking, could it be a much deeper crevasse? Our retired physics teacher in the hole may be on compacted snow, that hasn’t given way. Mr camera guy could drop in, sending both to the bottom of the crevasse. Sherpa’s deserve huge Respect. Sorry. I’m a little pissed off. It’s Friday night. Am I climbing mountains? No, I’m lay on the bed on my phone. My wife’s grabbed the sofa so she can watch some airheads on tv pair off with one another on an island. And…well frankly, it’s not fair.
Absolutely not true, some crevasses are hidden and even just when you checked the ground your gonna step on, accidents can happen all the time, we are human and we're not perfect, we make mistakes ya know. I know this because I have 12 years of Mountaineering experience. Some of my biggest climbs are Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, and my biggest victory is Lhotse. I too have fallen into a Crevasse even when my team had already checked the grounds. One of my most scariest accidents was when I fell off my ice ladder and into a deep Crevasse in Lhotse, my team had to rope me out and yank real hard for 12 minutes straight whilst I dug my ice hammers into the Crevasse wall infront of me and digging the claws of my boots into the wall, I slowly pulled myself up until I made it safely thankfully. Like I said, no matter how experienced you are, you still make mistakes even when everything was throughly checked.
@@sundayznostalgianightz6510 that's great...was mount Kilimanjaro as scary as those places you have mountain climbed...hope you enjoyed...you got some tales to share about...
@@sundayznostalgianightz6510 sadly, people just don’t understand mountaineering. Every video about climbing has people like this who ALWAYS mention “rich”, despite the fact that some of the greatest alpinists were basically homeless and broke. Just ignorant, hateful people that want to put down anything they don’t understand, and are desperately looking for places to complain about “muh capitalism”
@@HieronymousLex They wouldn’t need other people to lead them, make their food and carry their stuff. If that’s the case then it works out perfect. I would respect people who actually can do it on their own. 👍
@@KirkwoodclayDoing these types of things alone or without a partner would likely end in death for anyone regardless of skill or experience. Something as simple as falling in a covered pit such as this, gear malfunctioning, or getting mountain sickness etc.
It's never a death wish for anyone venturing into high country. Every one goes there having convinced themselves that they are physically and mentally as well prepared, and as well equipped as they need to be. None have a death wish but many are delusional.
@hairy ballzonya Your comment leaves me speechless. Believe me, Good Sir, I am in no way nieve about the thought processes of people involved in all manner of so called 'high rsk' sports. Politeness prevents me from giving you a more direct response... So, OK, exactly how is what I said "arrogant"? How much mountaineering have you done? What psychiatric training and experience do you have with mental illness and suicidal people? If you want a battle if wits, I'm up for it and you are out of your league.
@@wh1zkidd it's ignorant to accuse people of having a death wish all because you don't agree with their interests! I'm sure there are things you enjoy that other folks do not. They just have better things to do than criticize you for it!
Climb and experience the mountain. Some climb because it's there others it's spiritual. Most do not climb to defeat death or the adrenaline rush. Adrenaline only happens when you fuck up.
Ya gotta love how a freeze-dried dead hiker’s corpse simply becomes a way-point on the climb. lol That’s probably what Ötzi is. Just a dude who died climbing the Alps back in the day. Just another dude having a mid-life crisis and decided to climb the highest mountain he knew of “because it’s there.” But scientists have concocted this elaborate story about who he was and “how he must’ve died.”
My soul would have left me hanging inside a crevasse, these places remind me just how fragile we are and how powerful and scary Mother Nature can be , literally 30 seconds from clear sky to can’t even see hand in front of your face type scary 😟, hats to you boys and safe journey’s 🙏🏽😉👍🏽
@@Lama884 ohh noo! I hope you guys are alright, great team effort on the rescue mission! You gotta be really careful around those crevasse, they come outta nowhere and some of them are impossible to get out of. Hiking up Mount Everest is a once in a lifetime experience but you really gotta prepare for it. I hope one day I will have enough courage and experience to actually go through with it 💪🏼🏔
I'D RATHER BE SITTING AT HOME 🏡 WITH MY FEET UP, ENJOYING A NICE HOT CHOCOLATE ☕️. YOU'VE GOT TO HAVE SOME SORT OF BRAIN 🧠 DISORDER TO WANT TO DO THAT 😕, ABSOLUTELY CRAZY 🤪.
Different strokes for different folks bud. Some people like to chill and relax on a couch, some people are more calm, jumping off the side of a mountain in a squirrel suit. ❤
I used to rock climb and its incredible! I like to veg out and drink cheering concoctions too, but if you get out in the mountains or spend a day with people you can trust to watch your back and keep it safe, you will have the best days of your life! Its exciting and stretches you physically and mentally...don't knock it, try it!
Once upon a time, climbing Everest REALLY meant something to alot of people(including the village people thinking "look at these idiots"). Seeing a rare picture in the newspapers or early online days(mid 90s) it doesn't mean anything to me anymore. People used to climb it without barely any gear-ok so most of them died trying..my point being it isn't a big deal to me anymore. Rich people hiring others to carry their packs, climbing/pulling themselves up a rope already there. Meh. Am I the only one? Before you say "oh you should climb it then you can tell me what you think.." I'm disabled. NEVER going to happen lol
The ice as is not sufficient for probing the snow for bridges. A longer rod such as a section of avalanche probe may be safer while monitoring snow and air temperatures.
The mountain is paying humans back for all the trash they leave up on the mountain. The climbers say they care about the environment, but they don’t. Spend thousands of dollars just to say you climbed a mountain that someone lead you up. Just doesn’t make sense to me
Well thank God he only fell a few feet instead of 100 of feet. But all of you saying why do people take these risk. Well you take plenty of risk driving a car. Everyday our lives are about risk. Those who have no regret lead full lives. Meaning they do not live in a closet but get out there and challange themselves. Before you say they risk others. No one is forced to be in rescue jobs and those people signup and enjoy the challange of there jobs also or they would not do it. While Everglade is not a very technically challenging mountain to climb it is a real crapshoot just because of the altitude. You can be the best trained person in the world and still die on this thing just because the fact that you just never know exactly how your body is going to act that day. Even having something as a tiny minor cold or eating the wrong food and end up giving you a upset stomach can make a huge difference on whether you get back or not. So much of this is beyond training and experience. The key is honest guide who will assess you for a few weeks before your big day and them being real honest if your are ready or not. When you sign up to do this it is not like signing up for a hike. You basically have to prove you have some climbing experience and required prove your fitness. You need thing like full physical done to ensure you have no heart problem. This is not like signing up for a summer tour around europe.
When you been sitting at home bored af living off the stimulus checks and you say I know I'ma go freeze my balls off and climb up this mountain for no reason
I was expecting a 100 foot crevasse and the guys head was almost sticking out the hole. "Help!!! I need rescue!!! I wanna go back to my tent for soup!!!"
This is precisely what you want when you're in the middle of a crevasse-rescue: having some dude with a camera walk-up to the crevasse lip, while stepping over another half opened one, to take a neat shot.
Why do people in the comments act like sherpas are forced to help people or that they're forced to do this job. Bro they're getting paid well, they chose this line of work and they know exactly what they're getting themselves into. I don't see a single one of them complaining about their job in the comments. So who are YOU to take this upon yourself to feel bad lol. The people who pay them for their expedition are rich people who want an adventure but don't have the necessary experience. So? nothing wrong with that. You wanna go up everest with no help no oxygen then do that, good for you. But why do you care what others do or who they hire to help them. Just mind your own business lol
Because we can and obviously we feel like we want to hype them up ? are you jealous because we are giving them super credit? and saying they are the Mvps of the mountain and yall not, which one?
I think every human being has the spirit of a pure Heart. But the way a person grows up and the environment they grow up in and the way the world treats them has alot to do with that??? But me personally, I've never been high on a mountain so I don't really know. But I can tell you one thing, I don't care if I paid 100000000000, to climb a mountain if I come across a human being in need of help... I'm not gonna walk past them. I got to do what ever I can to help that person.
I just don't see the fun in this kind activity, especially the really dangerous Mtns like K2 and Annapurna where u have a much better chance at dieing vs Everest
Hope he’s ok. It’s wild how “busy” or “packed” trails are pretty much uncommon to see on 14ks while mt Everest is now looking like an amusement park ride. I can hardly believe what happens here… All climbers in a line stretching to the peak?? Many unqualified and first time climbers? I can imagine how those crowds have transformed this beautiful land 😒If an experienced climber suggested we go here I’d assume they were joking. That…….. uhhh…?? That sadly appears to be in opposition to the climbing experiences out of which I understand I derive feelings of contentment.
I'll never understand what compels a human to want to climb icy mountain. It's not brave, it's not impressive, it's just obnoxious, pretentious, and kind of like watching a man chew on glass...it's like.... Why.
Sherpas have saved & helped hundreds of climbers. All respect to these brave men
No they were White people.
Not so much i general, for money they bring a lot of trash on the camps -
mountain which should not supposed to he there.i know its not sherpa in person but they bring all the trash people up there...
You misspelled dumb
@@thomassykes8973 More like missed? As in "dumb climbers".
Where are the women... We need equality
What's happens when dentists and lawyers have midlife crisis
Typically, the dentists unalive themselves. So this tracks. 😂
what if buddy was a lifetime climber lol i been climbing since i was a child and its my lifelong dream to be a dentist
its a feeling you will never know...its called success
@@peanutbuttawaffle I have always wanted to be a Dentist instead..I'm stuck here climbing Mt.Everest
Ya gotta love how a freeze-dried dead hiker’s corpse simply becomes a way-point on the climb. lol
That’s probably what Ötzi is. Just a dude who died climbing the Alps back in the day. Just another dude having a mid-life crisis and decided to climb the highest mountain he knew of “because it’s there.” But scientists have concocted this elaborate story about who he was and “how he must’ve died.”
All the risks they take to rescue these rich people, they should be payed better, if it wasn’t for the brave Sherpas Everest wouldn’t be possible for these people to climb.
It literally cost almost $80k to climb MT Everest. If you ask me I think they’re getting paid and taken care of plenty.
@@mary9097 you think most of that goes to the sherpas? It would be nice but most of that goes to the companies that “organize” the trips. But hey if you think the guys who do all the work and keep all the climbers as alive as possible should get shorted that’s up to you.
@@mary9097 Its all spent on supplies hun, barely any goes to the Sherpas who basically carry these rich fools on their backs up the MTN.
@@lloydchristmas1086 Couple years ago they said the Sherpas are now getting paid more. They are getting paid enough to support their family.
@@mary9097 that almost all goes to equipment 🤦🏼♂️
Sherpa is not a job. Sherpa is a religion, culture, language, food and more. Guiding clients is a job, being a porter is a job, a Sherpa is not a job.
Well these legendary guiding clients are the MVPs of Nepal..shout-out to them
the best way to stay safe on Everest is to not climb it! anywhere that's got an area called the death zone should probably be avoided.
Anywhere that's referred to as "the bottle neck in the death zone" should be avoided! Lol
The death zone is just anywhere in earth above like 8,000 meters. It’s not an Everest thing…
And that's why nobody will remember your name.
Agreed! Avoid Chicago! 😁
@@tenebre911 that’s a sad lifegoal.
Crevasse rescue training. If old mate walking up to the lip slips, he's going straight in too. No belay rope on him, no braking device on the rope , just a line to a carabiner floating along the rope. Then you got TWO men over board. And THEN, Mr Brightspart cinematographer thinks "I'll just go for a wander up there and have a look down the rabbit hole too. What could possibly go wrong?!" Christ on a bicycle. Some people just should not leave the comfort of their own lounge room.
I thought the same thing.
Your point is excellent. Also, Christ on a bicycle?! That’s a new one for me. Thank you. I’ve had a nice laugh before bed. 😂
@@ItsLady_Ray yea I've never heard that one either!
You 3 are probably fully vaccinated. Don't insult Jesus. Repent and fix your broken lives.
@@ItsLady_Ray our parents would say it instead of "taking the lord's name in vain"
Looks like WimHoff down there having an ice bath.😆
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I saw that too haha
I bet he died
@@user-vu3eq7yr6n he literally in the process of being rescued 😅
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Thats how high mt everest is! It happened in 2019 and is just getting to us now
Yes I heard they had to roll the film down the mt and it ended up at the center of a huge snowball that took a few years to melt.
@@Mothball_man😆
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I hope more ppl recognize your comment that's why I answer.
Thank you for helping people in need. No better feeling then saving someone when they are hanging on for life!
Accident? If I fall 12 feet down an open manhole, that's an accident. This just another day at the world's biggest open-air cemetery.
Ya gotta love how a freeze-dried dead hiker’s corpse simply becomes a way-point on the climb. lol
That’s probably what Ötzi is. Just a dude who died climbing the Alps back in the day. Just another dude having a mid-life crisis and decided to climb the highest mountain he knew of “because it’s there.” But scientists have concocted this elaborate story about who he was and “how he must’ve died.”
He was just into the toilet. Man, there is no privacy on Everest 😅
I think it’s funny how everyone is tied off and who is filming is just walking around stepping over crevasses
Cameraman never dies.
Plotarmor
Do you know anything about mount Everest??? No you don’t, 🤣 Because they are the mountains hero even they don’t need oxygen to top of the world 😂😂😂😂
@@Loveyouabdtakecares are talking about sherpas? They are very important and do a ton to help climbers. They do indeed use oxygen and they do indeed tie them selves off in sections. Not every person who climbs Everest uses oxygen but that’s usually cause of personal goals. Not cause “they don’t need it”
Noticed the same and there one dude already fell 15 feet into one. Just seems reckless. I guess that's how you roll when the Sherpas have ur back lol. Every Everest client should add $5,000-$10,000 more to their trip - and it be exclusively for the Sherpas and porters. If you can afford 50k to get over there and try it - you can afford helping the Sherpas live like the legends they are for just an additional 5!!!
Without Sherpa nobody can claim that Everest 😮😮😮😮😮😅
It was western mountaineers who introduced Sherpas to climbing though… they taught the Sherpas how to climb…
That's your cue to pack it up and head home
Yeah, get back to the office.
@@RByrne lol!! Facts!
Not quite. If your a resilient person, you’ll continue.
Why? Even the most experienced mountaineers can fall into a crevasse. There are many that are not visible and are covered by snow. That doesn’t mean this guy isn’t a good climber.
@@NothingButSilicone you go climb.. doubt we hear from you again. You vote liberal I assume..the engine is running but nobody is behind the wheel.. zero common sense..don't breed ever
Mt everest has become a tourist attraction with the trails pretty much established and secured. People grandma's are climbing that thing so think about that
Thats exactly my point like I just posted. Not the same it used to be
@@amylee3531 And it’s a bloody environmental wasteland now wit people leave oxygen bottles, tents, and other garbage everywhere.
That's absolutely terrifying.
Climbing here needs to be shut down
Cameraman never dies.
The tourist wouldn't be doing the same in return. The tourists up there leave the sherpas to die and climb over them to the top. Recently a Norwegian woman used a injured sherpa as a stepping stone to the summit on k2.
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Sherpas Pakistani or other nationalities like soccorso alpino italiano deep respect for what they do
I hope they receive an honorable deserved wage
Sherpas on Everest are Nepalese dude. Don’t forget it.
The guides have a heroic goaal to guide & protect each individual they work for. All while trying to insure that both guide & climber arrive back down alive & well. Sadly these Sherpas are only paid from 1500-2000 for the entire 3months of hard, extreme, & dangerous work. The government, touring companies take the majority. They can only make one trip to Everest a year as it is a seasonal climb. It's such a low amount for such difficult & unsafe work. So if you choose to climb Mt Everest be sure to directly tip the person that is in charge of guiding you. Many of these men are risking their lives working hard to provide for there families.
You have no issue climbing a mountain that you can't tackle without professionell help.
He looks like he has a small issue.
You mean “no business”.
Sherpas every 5 minutes in the Everest: 🙄
Seriously tho I would went to bash some heads in, these people most of them not capable of such a feat ignoring the signs symptoms and advice to abort mission and hundreds of them still up there to this day. Where they just can't give out the Darwin awards fast enough. Even the most capable person is not impervious to disaster up there and if they make it down alive it's probably attributed to sheer luck and sherpa more than anything else
@@jordanalandry1866Tell us you have no idea what you're talking about, it saves everyone from having to read your dumb NPC commenter bullshit
Swear probably be laughing and thinking I can't believe these fools 😂
When a cravace opens up. It can literally swallow a person. The amazing Sherpas are the ones who risk so much to save those in peril. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨
So many people hating on rich people for no reason, lol. How dare they succeed! Anyone can save up some money if this is a dream for them. Climbing is fun. Chill.
Lol it’s just crevasse rescue training and they just listening. In real situation you walk around that big hole unless your Dave, Dave always falls in damn Dave
You mean "in real situation you don't walk around that big hole"? No way I would, whether it's for training or not!
@@chrisemerson7743 you must not have met the stupid people that I have met. In real situation they would climb into the hole to take a selfie. After that they would ask you to pull them out and instead pull you down with them.
Notice how I'm not in a chasm on Mt Everest? You're welcome.
I’m tired of seeing these inexperienced climbers get themselves in these situations and the sherpas have to rescue them. I don’t know why people take they behinds up there no way cause it’s mad dangerous no matter how experienced you are but novice climbers just shouldn’t be allowed. It’s insane.😒🤦🏾♀️
He just fell in a crevasse, experienced climbers die all the time. Those Sherpas are getting paid aren’t they? Being a Sherpa isn’t slavery. Your panties are in a twist lady
They don't have a choice, like going to the grocery store, your "behind" is going too! Going to the gym, yo ass is right there with ya!
Well what else would these Sherpa’s do, they get paid better than a lot of jobs available in those mountains.
At this point Mount Everest is basically a via ferrata...
Henri dear, at that altitude, the height makes most people not high but dizzy. Your lungs scraping like sandpaper, maybe. Every step a vast undertaking. Your comment is kind of puzzling and dangerous. It is not and will never be à sunday afternoon sportive family event.
@@BE-bs8oe who does it without supplemental oxygen nowadays? Not a lot of people.
@@BE-bs8oe also, you have the sherpas who carry everything for you. So basically if you have enough money and are slightly fit you can do it relatively safely. Gerard Depardieu and even Stephen Fry did summit Mount Everest for crying out loud... At this point it's basically a more difficult, higher risk and very expensive via ferrata.
Nothing about climbing a 8000m mountain is easy. Even with O2 , many of the best climbers don't summit. It's best to not comment on something you know little about.
@@davepirtle9790 I know it's not easy. I'm just saying it's far from what it used to be and I would never climb it even if they paid me and even if I could. I may know very little in your eyes but I know this much :)
You know, a lot of people are talking about how they finally got a raise and can “NOW” support their families, it’s sad that they had to wait all this time carrying these rich goons up the mountain all to get a raise after so long to finally be able to support their families.
Mountains are best experienced...from a distance.
A recorded accident. It was live in 2019.
Citation please. Just looks like crevasse rescue TRANING to me. That bloke could climb out of there on his own. I have climbed 3 10,000' peaks in the southern Alps of New Zealand and been to 18,500 in the Himalaya. I know what this stuff looks like.
Why everyone roasting people for climbing Mountain Everest? I'm not rich and I wanna climb it.
This is truly the hand of God over this mountain climber's life. May the Sherpa rescue teams be continuously blessed with much prosperity in abundance.
One of the most selfish things a person can do is attempt to climb Mount Everest
Mountain climbing is a team sport! People rely on you and you rely on them! What would you say if a group of folks walked by this guy and just waved without helping? I'd gain some knowledge on a subject before calling people selfish!
I'm with you Tommy !
What a silly thing to say.
He’s been down there since 1963.
The fear of being buried alive consumes out weighs the fear of the climb
Yes, somebody life is in danger. Lets film it.
It’s not they are just making video without helping him. The guy is wearing a camera… no need to bash here
Ever heard of go pro?
@@bibekgc4181 ever heard of a record button?
Thanks to people who record incidents so that we can witness.
he was just fliming for a short period of time so its not really a problem, and second is that this video will remind climbers about the danger up there
People need to realise that it is f#@$n dangerous up there. So many people go up unprepared and put other people's lives at risk.
Facts
I was thinking, could it be a much deeper crevasse?
Our retired physics teacher in the hole may be on compacted snow, that hasn’t given way.
Mr camera guy could drop in, sending both to the bottom of the crevasse.
Sherpa’s deserve huge Respect.
Sorry. I’m a little pissed off.
It’s Friday night.
Am I climbing mountains?
No, I’m lay on the bed on my phone.
My wife’s grabbed the sofa so she can watch some airheads on tv pair off with one another on an island.
And…well frankly, it’s not fair.
I was gonna climb everest until I learned about those ice cravaces
Great sherpa's 👍 👌.
Yes I agree let's film it so that we can get all the gratitude
Couch potato, nice job.
They were actually white people not Sherpas
That’s what happens when you’ve got money, a big ego and no mountaineering experience.
Absolutely not true, some crevasses are hidden and even just when you checked the ground your gonna step on, accidents can happen all the time, we are human and we're not perfect, we make mistakes ya know. I know this because I have 12 years of Mountaineering experience. Some of my biggest climbs are Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, and my biggest victory is Lhotse. I too have fallen into a Crevasse even when my team had already checked the grounds. One of my most scariest accidents was when I fell off my ice ladder and into a deep Crevasse in Lhotse, my team had to rope me out and yank real hard for 12 minutes straight whilst I dug my ice hammers into the Crevasse wall infront of me and digging the claws of my boots into the wall, I slowly pulled myself up until I made it safely thankfully. Like I said, no matter how experienced you are, you still make mistakes even when everything was throughly checked.
@@sundayznostalgianightz6510 that's great...was mount Kilimanjaro as scary as those places you have mountain climbed...hope you enjoyed...you got some tales to share about...
@@sundayznostalgianightz6510 sadly, people just don’t understand mountaineering. Every video about climbing has people like this who ALWAYS mention “rich”, despite the fact that some of the greatest alpinists were basically homeless and broke. Just ignorant, hateful people that want to put down anything they don’t understand, and are desperately looking for places to complain about “muh capitalism”
@@HieronymousLex They wouldn’t need other people to lead them, make their food and carry their stuff. If that’s the case then it works out perfect. I would respect people who actually can do it on their own. 👍
@@KirkwoodclayDoing these types of things alone or without a partner would likely end in death for anyone regardless of skill or experience. Something as simple as falling in a covered pit such as this, gear malfunctioning, or getting mountain sickness etc.
Mount everest : where rich adrenaline junkies go to win a Darwin Award
Amazing you all helped and risked your lives for another ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
zero shits given. goes with the territory
Surely mountain walking is about enjoyment ! Everest is a death wish for most of them or tell me different
It's never a death wish for anyone venturing into high country. Every one goes there having convinced themselves that they are physically and mentally as well prepared, and as well equipped as they need to be. None have a death wish but many are delusional.
@@markodonoghue9526 "none have a death wish" is either very naive or very arrogant to say
@hairy ballzonya Your comment leaves me speechless. Believe me, Good Sir, I am in no way nieve about the thought processes of people involved in all manner of so called 'high rsk' sports. Politeness prevents me from giving you a more direct response... So, OK, exactly how is what I said "arrogant"? How much mountaineering have you done? What psychiatric training and experience do you have with mental illness and suicidal people? If you want a battle if wits, I'm up for it and you are out of your league.
I don't know of
too many folks that would pay 70 grand for a death wish! They all plan on coming home!
@@wh1zkidd it's ignorant to accuse people of having a death wish all because you don't agree with their interests! I'm sure there are things you enjoy that other folks do not. They just have better things to do than criticize you for it!
I don't understand why it's dangerous but still people climbing in that mountain why?for famous or for.death sentence I Don't understand.
The thrill of facing death and overcoming it.
Climb and experience the mountain. Some climb because it's there others it's spiritual. Most do not climb to defeat death or the adrenaline rush. Adrenaline only happens when you fuck up.
And, you never will, mouth breather...
forse perché pensano : "a me un incidente non succederà mai"🤔
To push their limits I guess. Mad respect for them this is not for me though
Lord above! It may not be your life you lose through your actions, but the lives of others. It is so, so treacherous and life so tenuous.
Ya gotta love how a freeze-dried dead hiker’s corpse simply becomes a way-point on the climb. lol
That’s probably what Ötzi is. Just a dude who died climbing the Alps back in the day. Just another dude having a mid-life crisis and decided to climb the highest mountain he knew of “because it’s there.” But scientists have concocted this elaborate story about who he was and “how he must’ve died.”
I’ve taken bigger falls sledding.
Notice how there’s no ancient corpses frozen to the mountains….
At least the Sherpas can make a living by helping these fools to create the illusion they're climbing the Mount all by themselves.
Great job
It's Rick Grimes .....there you are we have all been waiting for you officer friendly.
My soul would have left me hanging inside a crevasse, these places remind me just how fragile we are and how powerful and scary Mother Nature can be , literally 30 seconds from clear sky to can’t even see hand in front of your face type scary 😟, hats to you boys and safe journey’s 🙏🏽😉👍🏽
yall need to stay off that mountain!! there's already pictures from the top. we are no longer impressed. stay home..be a family man.
Is that a crevasse?
Yes it’s crevasse he was fall down inside the crevasse between camp 1-2 of Mount Everest
@@Lama884 ohh noo! I hope you guys are alright, great team effort on the rescue mission! You gotta be really careful around those crevasse, they come outta nowhere and some of them are impossible to get out of. Hiking up Mount Everest is a once in a lifetime experience but you really gotta prepare for it. I hope one day I will have enough courage and experience to actually go through with it 💪🏼🏔
@@Lama884 lucky
@@Lama884 I thought this was for training purposes? That's why he was just standing there.
Another inexperienced climber putting the life of the sherpas at risk, if I have to guess.
Well you guessed wrong! This was for training purposes! That dude didn't fall down in there. He was lowered down!
No need to try to rescue me even if I'm only 10' down. I'd die of a heart attack as soon as the snow gave way.
This makes my anxiety really kick in
I'D RATHER BE SITTING AT HOME 🏡 WITH MY FEET UP, ENJOYING A NICE HOT CHOCOLATE ☕️. YOU'VE GOT TO HAVE SOME SORT OF BRAIN 🧠 DISORDER TO WANT TO DO THAT 😕, ABSOLUTELY CRAZY 🤪.
Different strokes for different folks bud. Some people like to chill and relax on a couch, some people are more calm, jumping off the side of a mountain in a squirrel suit. ❤
I used to rock climb and its incredible!
I like to veg out and drink cheering concoctions too, but if you get out in the mountains or spend a day with people you can trust to watch your back and keep it safe, you will have the best days of your life! Its exciting and stretches you physically and mentally...don't knock it, try it!
I agree. Brain disorder called narcissism and general personality disorders. Lol
@@Kirkwoodclay do you say that about everybody who enjoy certain activities you either don't understand or are not interested it?
What an epic showdown. Very exciting video, could rewatch it a few times even though I was there when it went down 🤩
I still can't believe there is dead bodies in mount Everest 😭
Risking your life is one thing. But the lives you risk to save you is another
Once upon a time, climbing Everest REALLY meant something to alot of people(including the village people thinking "look at these idiots"). Seeing a rare picture in the newspapers or early online days(mid 90s) it doesn't mean anything to me anymore. People used to climb it without barely any gear-ok so most of them died trying..my point being it isn't a big deal to me anymore. Rich people hiring others to carry their packs, climbing/pulling themselves up a rope already there. Meh. Am I the only one? Before you say "oh you should climb it then you can tell me what you think.." I'm disabled. NEVER going to happen lol
Everest.....nobody goes there anymore......it's too crowded
Thanks for the 20sec of the "horror".
Guy: I’m good I’m just poopin
I hope they didn’t leave their trash behind. That’s becoming a huge problem there.
1990 : I CLIMBED MOUNT EVEREST !!!!
2023 : let's go for a little hike
Camera man has balls of steel walking up like that
Something interesting finally happening at the worlds most toured tourist attraction
That’s not an accident, that’s a pooping hole. How about we give that guy some privacy?
All that energy being expended. These guys chance of dying just went up exponentially
The ice as is not sufficient for probing the snow for bridges. A longer rod such as a section of avalanche probe may be safer while monitoring snow and air temperatures.
Sorry we dropped the rescue tools down there. You're now part of the mountain.
hes just standing there maannnnnn leave em alone
The mountain is paying humans back for all the trash they leave up on the mountain. The climbers say they care about the environment, but they don’t. Spend thousands of dollars just to say you climbed a mountain that someone lead you up. Just doesn’t make sense to me
The cameraman is obviously invincible and did not fall in
That has got to be the stupidest s*** on this planet Earth, just go drive your range Rover around and leave those people alone, my goodness.
Did u see that crack? Holy smoke that's dangerous! Great rescue!
That line (rope) is your best friend when you're out there.
Well thank God he only fell a few feet instead of 100 of feet. But all of you saying why do people take these risk. Well you take plenty of risk driving a car. Everyday our lives are about risk. Those who have no regret lead full lives. Meaning they do not live in a closet but get out there and challange themselves. Before you say they risk others. No one is forced to be in rescue jobs and those people signup and enjoy the challange of there jobs also or they would not do it. While Everglade is not a very technically challenging mountain to climb it is a real crapshoot just because of the altitude. You can be the best trained person in the world and still die on this thing just because the fact that you just never know exactly how your body is going to act that day. Even having something as a tiny minor cold or eating the wrong food and end up giving you a upset stomach can make a huge difference on whether you get back or not. So much of this is beyond training and experience. The key is honest guide who will assess you for a few weeks before your big day and them being real honest if your are ready or not. When you sign up to do this it is not like signing up for a hike. You basically have to prove you have some climbing experience and required prove your fitness. You need thing like full physical done to ensure you have no heart problem. This is not like signing up for a summer tour around europe.
Just showing dudes standing around, change the title
When you been sitting at home bored af living off the stimulus checks and you say I know I'ma go freeze my balls off and climb up this mountain for no reason
I was expecting a 100 foot crevasse and the guys head was almost sticking out the hole. "Help!!! I need rescue!!! I wanna go back to my tent for soup!!!"
This is precisely what you want when you're in the middle of a crevasse-rescue: having some dude with a camera walk-up to the crevasse lip, while stepping over another half opened one, to take a neat shot.
Where are the gloves at is what I'm wondering?
Imagine making it to 50 years old to fall in a hole by choice
Why do people in the comments act like sherpas are forced to help people or that they're forced to do this job. Bro they're getting paid well, they chose this line of work and they know exactly what they're getting themselves into. I don't see a single one of them complaining about their job in the comments. So who are YOU to take this upon yourself to feel bad lol. The people who pay them for their expedition are rich people who want an adventure but don't have the necessary experience. So? nothing wrong with that. You wanna go up everest with no help no oxygen then do that, good for you. But why do you care what others do or who they hire to help them. Just mind your own business lol
Because we can and obviously we feel like we want to hype them up ? are you jealous because we are giving them super credit? and saying they are the Mvps of the mountain and yall not, which one?
I pray to everyone for return safe to home
I think every human being has the spirit of a pure Heart. But the way a person grows up and the environment they grow up in and the way the world treats them has alot to do with that??? But me personally, I've never been high on a mountain so I don't really know. But I can tell you one thing, I don't care if I paid 100000000000, to climb a mountain if I come across a human being in need of help... I'm not gonna walk past them. I got to do what ever I can to help that person.
I just don't see the fun in this kind activity, especially the really dangerous Mtns like K2 and Annapurna where u have a much better chance at dieing vs Everest
They just training to pick up the dirt that accumulates on the mountain
Hope he’s ok. It’s wild how “busy” or “packed” trails are pretty much uncommon to see on 14ks while mt Everest is now looking like an amusement park ride. I can hardly believe what happens here… All climbers in a line stretching to the peak?? Many unqualified and first time climbers? I can imagine how those crowds have transformed this beautiful land 😒If an experienced climber suggested we go here I’d assume they were joking. That…….. uhhh…?? That sadly appears to be in opposition to the climbing experiences out of which I understand I derive feelings of contentment.
I'll never understand what compels a human to want to climb icy mountain. It's not brave, it's not impressive, it's just obnoxious, pretentious, and kind of like watching a man chew on glass...it's like.... Why.
Lucky there is literally thousands of people there to help.
As a mountain SAR, I squeezed my butt when I saw the guy hopping over another crevasse😬😬😬