You have to keep in mind that there are darn near invisible guy wires on the way down that would be disastrous if you hit them, and almost as bad if you got your parachute caught up in them.
Three thoughts: I don’t see that fear-wise, it makes a whole lot of difference whether it’s 2000’ or 200’; but the physical exhaustion of 2000’ would take a toll that doesn’t necessarily come through in a video, leaving limbs that much less coordinated as the climb up, and then down, proceeds. The coordinated movement of harness and carabiners with hands makes sense, but I’d be nervous (especially when going through the cloudy section) about a boot slipping as I climb to a new step. Which brings me to the third point: I can see there’s good redundancy in how the safety harness is attached on both sides, minimizing risk of sideways slippage, but I’d be interested to see how one recovers after any sort of problem where one is left dangling from one of those straps. I’m certain it can be done, just curious about how precarious the recovery process is.
I remember seeing a job climbing cell towers in my area. Not sure how high they are but it only paid $15/hr. or thereabouts. Really shitty wage considering the risk.
@@thomaslake2946 it is there to stop planes crashing into it.. notice all tall structures have a beacon on the top??.. and dumbass.. Bulbs do eventually stop working,,,
Ok I got two things to say to this. 1. If parents said you'd work here if you didn't get a education instead of the McDonald's-one I would be a CEO already. 2. Piddle on the world and claim it as your-own.
used to work in a building that had aircraft warning lights, high voltage strobes (like the one in this video) and low intensity red lights like you see on top of tall buildings. changing the type of light in the fixture was not as easy as just switching the bulb, the building would've been required to jump through regulatory hoops with the aviation authority, pay fees, have inspections, etc. it was cheaper and easier to just keep using regular old incandescent bulbs and pay someone to go change them.
You would think there is some type of channel system built into the tower, to secure the harness to. Not a couple of loops hanging over the hand holds !!!!!!!!!!! YIKES !!!!!!!!!!!!
"Wow the guys who climb up for an inspection are the bravest people in the world" The people who spent full days up there and had to weld all that shit together in the first place: - "..."
Uhh I'm really sorry to burst your bubble but I'm pretty sure they would do the welding on the ground and then lift it all up one piece at a time with a crane. 😕
Two things. First, they build it in sections and raise the sections using a crane like the cranes you see building tall sky scrappers. And people hanging by safety gear bolt the sections together. Second, I beg to differ on that bravest people comment. While their job does require a huge set of balls, I personally think the individuals in the military are the bravest.
@@JackEnHoff247 I mean if you really think about it, most people in the military are unlikely to see combat, and I think most sign up knowing that. So while it definitely takes some bravery to accept the risk that it’s possible, the guy who willingly signed up for this job where if he slips the carabiners holding him could very easily just not do their job, a much more likely scenario than a war, is more brave in my eyes.
What the f... does anyone need a tower that tall for? Might as well have a satellite. That's what, twice the Grand Canyon? Must be something if you need the toilet. And just think, if he dropped something. He sure has my thumbs up.
I couldn’t do this because of the mere chance that I could potentially faint or I think the adrenaline and my heart pumping out my chest would drastically compromise my motor skill. I would rather fight someone.
Giancarlo Moscetti I’ve seen where they have people that change the bulbs once or twice a year, and get paid anywhere between, $25,000 to $45,000 per climb.
The crew downward are trained professionals and also they sometimes have radios depending on how high the towers in the signal so they can call in a helicopter in safely get him down
So when is he changing the bulb? I just had a 30 second stare contest with a blown bulb waiting for the new one to appear. I'm sure he'd be pissed if he forgot it on ground floor lmao
When you get there, an it rusted in the socket. So the glass breaks. Then you wonder: "Did they turn the switch off?" Before you try to pry it out with needle nose pliers. An you remember, no you left the light switch On, so you would know it's working wien you screw the new bulb in, an see it light up. Now you got to climb back down, turn the light switch off. Then climb all the way back up to change the bulb. Gonna be a long day before you done back down, an pop the top on that beer.
There's a shit fuck this job moment when the bulb he replaces doesnt work lol. They should give them a parachute so after he's done he can jump and parachute all the way down
With the tower being hollow you'd have thought they could have passed the lamp up and down the inside or at least have had multiple lamps that could be changed automatically...
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Not super unlikely actually - with something like this, he's being super careful, doing everything according to procedure, using the system of safety straps, and so on. Changing lights in his house doesn't seem dangerous by comparison, a mundane daily activity. Won't really think much about safety - that's when people get hurt. People don't get hurt doing "interesting" things like this unless they are grossly incompetent, especially if it's their job with workplace safety such a big deal and all. It's always doing the most mundane stuff you'd never think of - because they didn't think of it as risky.
I have climbed tower cranes in Dallas. Those things never quit operating during the workday. You can’t tell from the ground but they sway back-and-forth quite a bit. When they would lift a load it would pull the crane one way, and then when they released a load it would sway back and start wobbling. It can be a little scary …My old boss forced a 18 year old kid to go up the tower crane. He got about 40 feet in the air and totally froze. He would not say a word all, he would do is sit there and stare with a very tight grip on the rail. We had to get the fire department to get him down. From that day forward the company would not force anyone to climb heights.
The foreman should of been fired. You never put a young man In that kind of position with little to no experience. The kid could of easily gotten hurt or died.On top of that he will probably be afraid of heights for life. That job goes to the most experienced
Imagine being on an airplane looking out the window and seeing this dude just changing a light bulb. Edit: Thanks to those who liked the humor. The rest of you have serious comprehension issues.
I don't know how he got up there with balls that big ! Climbing above the clouds that's serious. I climb trees but would probably never climb a 2,000 ft man made pole.
That's exactly what I say in a few Falls that harness safety clamp can just slide right off that little knob. And they should have a little basket that they can climb into and stand in while they're changing the bulb and doing maintenance instead of doing everything by just hang it off the pole.
@Riley bulshit those clamps with slide right off the edge of that thing. There's all sides are not big enough to hold somebody. Maybe in a lot of cases but there is a big chance that could slide right off them pegs.
Great comment man. Truly original. I showed my friends and they said this comment was so original that they are debating whether you’re the creator of the word original. So original I’m gonna drink a beer to this.
2000 feet.. mad respect for this guy. The tallest building in my country is only 1000 feet and up there it was crazy I can't even imagine going up that high
there's two of them. so if you swing one way and it falls off (which it won't), the one on the other side will hold you. As you let your weight off the pegs, the two rings pull closer to the center of the spike (pole).
@@stevethea5250your right... think its pretty stupid this day and age climbing up the outside of poles when they can build them square like tower cranes and clime up the inside of them...much safer way..
Abdalla Abu Khazneh that may be close, though a helicopter would be easier, and cooler for the higher levels, though a crane could possibly do for lower levels.
This is probably mentally draining as well as physically draining. Having to think about every foot, hand, and tether hold before moving to the next peg. Hats off to ya.
Mf Tripz I’ve seen a lotta people say this. It’s all mental. Once you pass 200 feet your dust no matter what. I think I’d be more freaked by the swaying.
It's actually the opposite. it's very peaceful and serene. You kind of don't realize how far you've climbed until you come to. Climber's narcosis. It's very mind-numbing.
i second that choice, but no bloody way i go up there the hand rails do look sake whats stopping the karabina from falling off the climming pegs why does someone make it so dangerous
Nah they were good he’d have to jump off sideways after pulling the other off to fall cos they were on the sides and always above his centre of gravity
@@williambristow2795 yeah if he has good strength he could pull himself up well ias guess he could Be climbed the rungs again but still I wouldn't trust that way of being connected
I was thinking the same thing. For rappelling we always use locking carabiners for everything. I'm sure they've safety tested their systems and the work but I just looks strange.
The ends are thicker than the handhold poles themselves, so even if they go on loose, if someone falls, theyll pull in the direction the person is falling, so they wouldnt slip off the end but instead be caught by the rim of the cap
@@TheBBbandit Seems quite small though, the carabiner he's using on them looks thicker than the end cap. Feels like it would be a bit too possible for it to hop over that bump if you fell.
@@michaelcurtis9998 it has everything to do with education. The education gap between people who understand issues of gender and pay dynamics, and people like OP who are talking out of their ass.
The navy put a lanyard brake system on all radar and flag mast on us navy vessels. It consist of a narrow pole (2 inch diameter) the entire lenght of the mast with teeth along the front edge going upward (think of a car hoist mishap prevention system). Whenever you climb upwards, you push this brake up along this pole as well it is attached to a lanyard, thst is attached to your harness. In the event that you slip off a ladder step/peg, the braking system will take your weight preventing one from falling to death.. This hook only on peg contraption is a deathwish in the making..
You’re only half right. Scaffold hooks are industry standard fall arrest. You use them in pairs so you’re always attached. However they’re designed to be a closed loop, using them on open pegs instead of their being an installed wire track is a death wish.
This is what I was thinking. Sure, you always have one on and for a brief moment you're double-connected, but these COULD bounce right off the side when you uncontrollably fall. This looks like it gives you a false sense of security when in reality there's a good chance your safety line will come undone.
Might as well bring a parachute and take the express way down
Louie Ferrer i would
lol exactly what i was thinking
Can you at 2000?
You have to keep in mind that there are darn near invisible guy wires on the way down that would be disastrous if you hit them, and almost as bad if you got your parachute caught up in them.
That’s a good idea it would be easier
*Reaches top of tower*
Man: “ah shit, wrong tower”
Bruuuuuhhhh that would fucking suck
Yo wtf
@@thenerdyweeb4899 who me?
@@markuslemerise5812 nothing
I found this funny yet relatable
@@thenerdyweeb4899 👌👌🏻👌🏼👌🏽👌🏾👌🏿
Three thoughts:
I don’t see that fear-wise, it makes a whole lot of difference whether it’s 2000’ or 200’; but the physical exhaustion of 2000’ would take a toll that doesn’t necessarily come through in a video, leaving limbs that much less coordinated as the climb up, and then down, proceeds.
The coordinated movement of harness and carabiners with hands makes sense, but I’d be nervous (especially when going through the cloudy section) about a boot slipping as I climb to a new step.
Which brings me to the third point: I can see there’s good redundancy in how the safety harness is attached on both sides, minimizing risk of sideways slippage, but I’d be interested to see how one recovers after any sort of problem where one is left dangling from one of those straps. I’m certain it can be done, just curious about how precarious the recovery process is.
Recovery is usually almost instant after the rare slip, as gravity and your tether pull you smartly against the pole, and instinct is to bear-hug it.
Whatever they're paying him it's not enough
20,000$ around i have heard from youtube experts
I remember seeing a job climbing cell towers in my area. Not sure how high they are but it only paid $15/hr. or thereabouts. Really shitty wage considering the risk.
my cousin builds towers for a living and he made anywhere from 15-100 USD an hour depending on where and what job
They get paid 60k a year and literally do this like 4 times a year.
Nodak81 theirs no risk if you follow the precautions
Haha I laughed out loud when I saw the anti bird spikes on the top of the tower.. Man birds will try to perch any where
When you install a mod so u can build higher than y:256
Minecrafter
Rakker de hond takes a real nigga to understand this
Rakker de hond you don't need a mod.
server settings.
I want to go to y:257
@@brendynweltzer4366
*YOU'RE A MAD MAN*
Wife: How was your day Honey?
Guy: I Climbed 1999 feet into the air to change a light bulb what about you?
Where tho and why would u have to change a light bulb at 2000 ft
Wife: I want a divorce
@@thomaslake2946 it is there to stop planes crashing into it.. notice all tall structures have a beacon on the top??.. and dumbass.. Bulbs do eventually stop working,,,
Wife, " oh thats nothing, i waited over two hours to get my nails done, "
@@kittyhawk9707 damn Ian, take it easy on the guy, not everyone is a edumacated as you r
Stairway to heaven... 😱 How many people does it take to change a light bulb? Um... A decimal point... The one in a billion!?
Ok I got two things to say to this. 1. If parents said you'd work here if you didn't get a education instead of the McDonald's-one I would be a CEO already. 2. Piddle on the world and claim it as your-own.
That moment if you take your mobile that is ringing and you drop it unknowingly
After reaching top of tower: "Ah shit, forgot the bulb."
I watch this after watching fall 2022
Make sure you install a LED bulb so you don't have to go up there so often.
But that kind of goes against job security
used to work in a building that had aircraft warning lights, high voltage strobes (like the one in this video) and low intensity red lights like you see on top of tall buildings. changing the type of light in the fixture was not as easy as just switching the bulb, the building would've been required to jump through regulatory hoops with the aviation authority, pay fees, have inspections, etc. it was cheaper and easier to just keep using regular old incandescent bulbs and pay someone to go change them.
He does it every 6 months and makes twenty k off it each time.
I was thinking popping a hundred watter in there and she'll be good for at least 6 weeks
Incandescent bulb then you would have to go back up about the time you got to the bottom.😂
WOW...can't even IMAGINE doing something like this.
No
Nice.
Sooooo.. Whatcha doing here
@@sifatguai1252 nothing much, you?
Hmmmm
Wtf go play osrs
imagine dropping the light bulb as your trying to install it💀💀💀
Does any one realize that the safety harness is useless because it can slip off the steps???
Anthony Ligutom thats what im thinking
I have the same thoughts
It won't, the bulbs on the end of the steps are to prevent that
That’s why he has two harnesses. If both slip off he was meant to go.
I was thinking about how unsafe that was too.. I'd be using a flip line if I was to climb that thing...
When he looked up at the top of the tower my stomach tightened up. I can’t even imagine doing that.
I would just go up in a squirrel suit. Going up is tense enough. I'd just glide down. No stress
Omg how much yo change the light lol I don't think I could do it ! All respect to you stay safe
Ok my hands and my feet are so sweaty. I can’t watch this anymore!
Dude same, theres no way i could be doing this
You would think there is some type of channel system built into the tower, to secure the harness to. Not a couple of loops hanging over the hand holds !!!!!!!!!!! YIKES !!!!!!!!!!!!
"Wow the guys who climb up for an inspection are the bravest people in the world"
The people who spent full days up there and had to weld all that shit together in the first place: - "..."
Uhh I'm really sorry to burst your bubble but I'm pretty sure they would do the welding on the ground and then lift it all up one piece at a time with a crane. 😕
@@toddbloomer8812 Right...one piece at a time. And then was assembled by birds? Or the people I referenced....
@@mitchl.5549 🏗
Two things. First, they build it in sections and raise the sections using a crane like the cranes you see building tall sky scrappers. And people hanging by safety gear bolt the sections together. Second, I beg to differ on that bravest people comment. While their job does require a huge set of balls, I personally think the individuals in the military are the bravest.
@@JackEnHoff247 I mean if you really think about it, most people in the military are unlikely to see combat, and I think most sign up knowing that. So while it definitely takes some bravery to accept the risk that it’s possible, the guy who willingly signed up for this job where if he slips the carabiners holding him could very easily just not do their job, a much more likely scenario than a war, is more brave in my eyes.
What’s really fun is a cold rain at the bottom and ice at the top.
How is a tower like this even built
aliens
Idk maybe they tilted it up
@@milleniumjade..0 that’s smart idk how u thought of this but it seems to be the only that makes sense to me
Helicopters? Idk
Peice by peice up until a certain point and then they finish it using small premade sections.
POV: Your palms got sweaty from watching the video
I have to ask, do you guys use adrealine before going to climb high towers?
What the f... does anyone need a tower that tall for? Might as well have a satellite. That's what, twice the Grand Canyon? Must be something if you need the toilet. And just think, if he dropped something. He sure has my thumbs up.
If I had to change it, that light would never shine again before I climb up there😅😅😅😅
I couldn’t do this because of the mere chance that I could potentially faint or I think the adrenaline and my heart pumping out my chest would drastically compromise my motor skill. I would rather fight someone.
Imagine you get up there and forget the bulb 💡😅😅😅😅
Maybe plant a little bulb elevator in there?
climbs 2000ft tower and is about to change
"ah shit forgot the light again,"
Funny thing, looks like it is still working 🤔🤔🤔🤔
20 years ago these guys got paid a buck a foot to do this job...wonder what it is today?Answer: NOT ENOUGH!
Giancarlo Moscetti I’ve seen where they have people that change the bulbs once or twice a year, and get paid anywhere between, $25,000 to $45,000 per climb.
Gregg Walmsley I'll do it for half that
Jake Mitch Id do it for literally 1,000 the least
And I’d smoke a blunt while I’m at it, just hang from my harness and look OVER the clouds
Ouuuu🤤
Juan Ambriz I would do it for $20
@@AquariumAficionado good luck with the pressure drop while smoking.
I wonder what the emergency rescue plan is if something happened on the way up or down....
The crew on the ground is traind to rescue you from those hieghts.
The crew downward are trained professionals and also they sometimes have radios depending on how high the towers in the signal so they can call in a helicopter in safely get him down
They should just lower him from a helicopter to begin with.
@@boataxe4605 Presley and quite dangerous also they couldn’t do that if they were repairing something in the middle of the tower
@@Kansasavation well this is the top lol
Middle they can climb
So even if this poor guy fell and was tied off, who in the hell would get him down??????
*Climbed the top after hours*
Man: I left the light bulb at the bottom...
Imagine if he dropped one of his tools while he was at the top
So when is he changing the bulb? I just had a 30 second stare contest with a blown bulb waiting for the new one to appear.
I'm sure he'd be pissed if he forgot it on ground floor lmao
I would take 3 or 4 bulbs there and make sure they are all working before climb.
Lucky Fisher nah just wing it
When you get there, an it rusted in the socket. So the glass breaks. Then you wonder: "Did they turn the switch off?" Before you try to pry it out with needle nose pliers. An you remember, no you left the light switch On, so you would know it's working wien you screw the new bulb in, an see it light up. Now you got to climb back down, turn the light switch off. Then climb all the way back up to change the bulb. Gonna be a long day before you done back down, an pop the top on that beer.
I'm shaking with fear just looking at the clouds underneath him I would wear a parachute in case
There's a shit fuck this job moment when the bulb he replaces doesnt work lol. They should give them a parachute so after he's done he can jump and parachute all the way down
Imagine if you climb the whole way up then you notice oh crap I forgot (insert random tool here)and then you have to climb the whole way down.
2000 feet.... hope the socks were clean ❤
I would have loved this video more without the techno music. That way we can truly feel what it would be like and sound like climbing that thing :D
With the tower being hollow you'd have thought they could have passed the lamp up and down the inside or at least have had multiple lamps that could be changed automatically...
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Switch to LEDs....
A BASE jump would be the fastest way after changing that lightbulb
It’s like you’re changing the sun
I climed a 10 foot ladder once.
I climbed a 20 foot ladder but I only made it to the first step
@@Kansasavation when?
@@YOURSDAILYPOD three months ago
Woah... Did you fall?
@@justinlamb3822 Shut up your a stolen comment
Imagine getting all the way up there and realizing that you forgot the lightbulb on the desk in your office
Bruh that’s exactly what I said
I forgot the key once.
@@jacobmuller7393 imagine needing to crap
imagine when you’re already up there you accidentally held the lightbulb wrong and he falls down
oops, I forgot the spare bulb.
bruno essa torre tem 2000 metros de altura é isso ??
bruno yipes lol
Crepúsculo Gótico 2000 pés são aproximadamente 610 metros.
Paulo Victor valeu obrigado pela informação, achei que fosse 2000 mts , mas 610 mts já é uma altura absurda 😁
LMAO!👍🤣
“Take your child to work day”
🤣 Noooononono
Its normal in china
😂 No problem, it will sit on his shoulder while climbing.
Stolen comment
@@justinlamb3822 no it’s not
It would be ironic if he went home and fell changing a light in the kitchen.
That's a good one lol😅
tower climbers don't change the bulbs at home. it's bad luck.
And I thought climbing a stepladder to change my porch lights is a nuisance. Hell, if I had to go through this, those lights would never get changed.
Not super unlikely actually - with something like this, he's being super careful, doing everything according to procedure, using the system of safety straps, and so on. Changing lights in his house doesn't seem dangerous by comparison, a mundane daily activity. Won't really think much about safety - that's when people get hurt. People don't get hurt doing "interesting" things like this unless they are grossly incompetent, especially if it's their job with workplace safety such a big deal and all. It's always doing the most mundane stuff you'd never think of - because they didn't think of it as risky.
American bulb changer
I have climbed tower cranes in Dallas. Those things never quit operating during the workday. You can’t tell from the ground but they sway back-and-forth quite a bit. When they would lift a load it would pull the crane one way, and then when they released a load it would sway back and start wobbling. It can be a little scary …My old boss forced a 18 year old kid to go up the tower crane. He got about 40 feet in the air and totally froze. He would not say a word all, he would do is sit there and stare with a very tight grip on the rail. We had to get the fire department to get him down. From that day forward the company would not force anyone to climb heights.
The foreman should of been fired. You never put a young man In that kind of position with little to no experience. The kid could of easily gotten hurt or died.On top of that he will probably be afraid of heights for life. That job goes to the most experienced
Imagine being on an airplane looking out the window and seeing this dude just changing a light bulb.
Edit: Thanks to those who liked the humor. The rest of you have serious comprehension issues.
HAHAHAHAHAHA nice
2000 ft is below commercial flight range.
Oh really? A commercial plane never flies at the 2000ft range? Interesting... I wonder how they take off and land?
Ummm.. No all I see is clouds. I guess that means there is no airport, since they don't build airports under clouds.
@@jerry4012 I fucking love u 😂😂😂
On the bright side, if you fell you'd get the detailed version of your life flashing before your eyes.
Underrated comment
True
Yeah you could watch it like a 2.5 hour Netflix movie before you hit the ground
What
It's only 2000 feet. The fall would last like 12 seconds. Enough to scream once and start again. Lol
even at the top of this tower the guys balls are still touching the ground.
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I don't know how he got up there with balls that big ! Climbing above the clouds that's serious. I climb trees but would probably never climb a 2,000 ft man made pole.
You clearly never heard of Alex Hannold
@@nigwardtesticles3508 i have not heard of him , but i met nigga testicles today as well , never know who u gonna meat
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They should really put a padlock on that light enclosure so nobody steals the bulb.
i wouldn't put nothing past a crack head they'd climb that tower...turn a 500.00$ bulb into a 20 piece
who in the hell....never mind
There's no need. If someone had the balls to do that they deserve the bulb
@@cooperjai405 tbh i don't think thats worth the 500 hundred dollars thats like holy shit just thinking about it more makes me shudder
JJAM di èeeeeeeeèeeeeeeeeeee
Safety harness clipped to an open ended peg. Yeah, don't think so. :/
No way that's gonna hold you if you fall.
It’s better than nothing lol
Chilidog yeah that shit IS DEAD FUCK THAT😂😂
That's exactly what I say in a few Falls that harness safety clamp can just slide right off that little knob. And they should have a little basket that they can climb into and stand in while they're changing the bulb and doing maintenance instead of doing everything by just hang it off the pole.
@Riley bulshit those clamps with slide right off the edge of that thing. There's all sides are not big enough to hold somebody. Maybe in a lot of cases but there is a big chance that could slide right off them pegs.
I'm surprise he made it all the way up there, considering the weight of two balls of *steel* he had on him.
Great comment man. Truly original. I showed my friends and they said this comment was so original that they are debating whether you’re the creator of the word original. So original I’m gonna drink a beer to this.
*Duke Nukem voice*: Balls of steel. Bah bah bah...balls of steel
Even being all the way up there, he can still spot your little bitchass. How's that for original.
yengkie
Those balls made his kids and he has bills to pay so they can eat.
So he can climb just fine.
More like balls of titanium
2000 feet.. mad respect for this guy. The tallest building in my country is only 1000 feet and up there it was crazy I can't even imagine going up that high
фунты,на метры переходите 😊
*Climbs all the way up
-changes bulb
-new bulb was actually a broken bulb the whole time
....FAAAAAAHHHHKKKK
😅😅😅😅
Lmmfao
What if he forgot the bulb 🤣
@@wellsjn1 lol
Lol
No music next time, just camera audio will do.
Ikr, where is the music coming from anyway he's 2000' feet in the air
MS Archive he has a beats pill with him
Music is terrible here
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Wind noise and heavy breathing really enhances the viewing experience 😒
can you imagine him dropping that light bulb by accident..
That's why they carry two or three
Then it'll really move at the speed of light...
I"ll make my way out now.
@@Prodigy70 *clap* *clap*
😅😅
Bruh!!!!!! Lmao
I was expecting a MUCH bigger light bulb
You stole my name lol
That's what she said. :)
And it falls
@@adrianmiller7506 hahaha ... u changed ur name
Ya why is it so small
Got stressed, scared & sweaty just from watching this vid. I admire the climber & his abilities.
What the hell are you doing here?
Nothing much, God. Just changing a light bulb.
bLaCjAcK Daniels I laughed way to hard at this comment. Loved it. Thanks for the laugh.
God: Well then, LET THERE BE LIGHT!
And listening to snake eater from mgs.
I'm shaking and crying, God would never say "hell"
DR2D2
Hah I can already hear a ladder climb
The crazy thing is, the tower probably sways a little which is scary af.
It does sway
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Working a job with those tower cranes and thry sway 4 or 5 inches at the 12th floor.... Can't imagine what this does
They sway quite a bit. Especially on a windy day. It takes some getting used to. I used to be a tower rigger was quite the experience!
I can tell you personally, they sway a lot. After getting off the pole you feel similar to how you would getting off a boat.
Its all fun n games til someone gets a leg cramp
Siegfried Heilman 😂😂😂
Siegfried Heilman you see the hoops he puts around the pegs? As long as he's looped in hes good to squirm around for as long as he needs
@@greenthizzle4 r/whoosh
Tanner Hadra r/woosh
Or has to take a shit.
I'm more bothered that those so-called safety brackets could just slip off the tower.
there's two of them. so if you swing one way and it falls off (which it won't), the one on the other side will hold you. As you let your weight off the pegs, the two rings pull closer to the center of the spike (pole).
@@bestleesinna7702 but imagine when you swing back it comes off
@@stevethea5250your right... think its pretty stupid this day and age climbing up the outside of poles when they can build them square like tower cranes and clime up the inside of them...much safer way..
@@des11487 well for $20,000 every 6 months I’m pretty sure it comes as a risk with the job
@@des11487 for literally maybe 5 1/2 hours to 6 hours you make $20000.... I mean shit where do I sign up
Pigeon spikes on the top 😂 some bad ass pigeons around ther
Scottish Digger oh yeah you know it 🦅
Those are to dissipate electric charges to air, thus reducing the likelihood of a lightning strike.
That's for electricity bud
72evenant That’s a eagle man
lightning wicks
He's taking ages cuz he's getting distracted with everyone tickling his balls on the ground
Lol those lights can be a little warm :p
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I was wondering how far down I'd have to scroll before I got a gay ball joke
Pretty sure there's more than just tickling going on. His balls must he drenched with saliva...
@@Vinnay94 hahahaha lol😂😂😂
forget changing the lightbulb, think about the people who had to construct the damn thing
sam they probably just build it on the ground and stick it up or something idk
Abdalla Abu Khazneh that may be close, though a helicopter would be easier, and cooler for the higher levels, though a crane could possibly do for lower levels.
I’d definitely want someone to foot my ladder on that job.
Helikopter
@@colin9227 helicopter*
*Legends say he's still climbing down to this day*
Underrated comment 😂😭😭
Fuck the way down for me would be terrifying, i dont think i could climb down, i would freeze in fear
toastygecko6781 it actually happens to guys their first few times.. that $50 an hour should be enough incentive to get down though lol
#BARS
Lol yeah really
The real question is, how does he get his pants around those balls.
spencer s how does he carry his balls to the top haha
they are inflatable
He just lets them hang out the back. They'll cushion his fall
Lmao. Well done.
spencer s True the man gots some balls to climb that.
I like how at the beginning they had music and 4 minutes in the music just stops like they stopped caring
Lol wtf😂
Nah he lost cell service and Spotify stopped playing 😂😂😂
So you're actually into this music? I feel sorry for you
*Drops Screwdriver*
〈Clex〉 Drops bulb
Just jumps off
operation r6- lol
Drops his tool box
Kenneth Wardingley- “Bombs away”
Make it all the way to the top
*DROP THE LIGHT BULB*
i would prolly follow it
I would jump off the tower with a wing suit would be pretty lit
You mean don't forget to bring it up with you.
Wow!! I was about to comment the same thing
I would be so shitty. Id quit.
"The beacons are lit, Gondor calls for aid!"
S. Fray “Where was Gondor when Rohan was called for aid?!”
Lmao!
„And Rohan will answer!“
And Rohan will answer!...Just give me some time to climb up to the top!
Who's here because of 'Fall' 2022 movie?
This is probably mentally draining as well as physically draining. Having to think about every foot, hand, and tether hold before moving to the next peg. Hats off to ya.
Quite stressing just takes a matter of getting used to the tower swaying & shit
Lmfao it only takes 3 stories to kill a dude no? Once you past that it doesnt matter how high you are
Mf Tripz I’ve seen a lotta people say this. It’s all mental. Once you pass 200 feet your dust no matter what. I think I’d be more freaked by the swaying.
It's actually the opposite. it's very peaceful and serene. You kind of don't realize how far you've climbed until you come to. Climber's narcosis. It's very mind-numbing.
@@trapkingproductions homie you will die from 30 feet. Tf u talkin bout
"Reaches top of tower"
Man: Ah, shit i forgot the bulbs.
😂😂
If he falls at least that soft cloud will catch him, just like landing on a pillow.
TheJer1963 It's not a cloud stupid
Its called cotton candy
Both U are legends.
Don’t think it works like that😂
@@donovanfannin7147 My mom said so. That means its true.
Lol best comments underrated. Lol
Bulb from Lowes $18.95
Screwdriver $7.95
Labor $45,000.00
Saying the job was done after not changing the bulb..... Priceless
Funniest comment on the entire post. Besides mine😎!
More like $35.000 after tax.
We’re do I get this job?? Lol
Putting the evidence that you didn't change it on UA-cam..... Classic
Cost in damages do to human excrements hitting vehicles and pedestrians: $1,362
Not sure about the music, real sound would be better
Bulb Changing on a 1999ft tower in the search there is such a video , original sound.
Paul C
He's probably cussing al the way up lmao
I’ve heard the original. Just a lot of breathing and clunking
I don’t want to her a person shitting themselves
Music sucks ass
do they play this music when your climbing?
Every foot and hand peg has a little speaker on the end if you look closeley.
Jesus Christ you must the special kind of stupid aren’t you numb nut
Lol
@@whit6282 Relax xD
Yes they do because they want you doing it as fast as possible and anyone would haul ass to end that song playing.
A parachute would my go to for choice of safety gear ......and the fastest way down ......that's half the climb time for the same pay
i second that choice, but no bloody way i go up there the hand rails do look sake whats stopping the karabina from falling off the climming pegs why does someone make it so dangerous
So when you fall straight down beside the tower how exactly do you think it will open?
You would wish you weren't carrying that parachute after about 100 feet. That would be a lot of extra weight to carry.
my concern would be hitting the guy wires......
Tony Fisher you’re a fucking idiot. Seriously.
Did Nobody comment on how bad those connections were to keep him on it if he slipped!?!?!!
Right not something I'd wanna trust with my life.
Nah they were good he’d have to jump off sideways after pulling the other off to fall cos they were on the sides and always above his centre of gravity
@@williambristow2795 yeah if he has good strength he could pull himself up well ias guess he could Be climbed the rungs again but still I wouldn't trust that way of being connected
Don't slip
I was thinking the same thing. For rappelling we always use locking carabiners for everything. I'm sure they've safety tested their systems and the work but I just looks strange.
"Ok bye honey I'm off to work.
Keys: check
Lunch: check
Parachute: check
Extra underwear: check"
Diapers
Haaa haaaa
Who needs a parachute when you can start spraying shit to form a parachute
Ain't no way, those hooks aren't even really held on; they're just setting on the step. You're much braver than I am.
The ends are thicker than the handhold poles themselves, so even if they go on loose, if someone falls, theyll pull in the direction the person is falling, so they wouldnt slip off the end but instead be caught by the rim of the cap
@@TheBBbandit Seems quite small though, the carabiner he's using on them looks thicker than the end cap. Feels like it would be a bit too possible for it to hop over that bump if you fell.
They could just bend the bars upwards.
This is definitely not in the United States. OSHA would be all over this.
@@jimmyz1686 And rightly so.
Oh and ladies, About that pay gap thing...
What about the education gap?
Plot twist, it’s a girl
@@sory4beinanonymous it's not
@@iWillbe90 this has little to do with education
@@michaelcurtis9998 it has everything to do with education. The education gap between people who understand issues of gender and pay dynamics, and people like OP who are talking out of their ass.
I give these people mad props. I'm literally trembling watching this. I would loose my balance from the fear of heights
It's lose your balance, but definitely loose your bowels 😋
Don’t worry if you fall you have the rest of your life to fix that parachute of yours if it breaks !!!
@@greedymaxgamer8884 You would have enough time during the fall to kiss your ass goodbye.
Then you wouldn't fall. Those hooks are there to save him from falling.
Wow, what a sissy
Just remember somebody built that
Who built it?
El Tigre somebody
I would want to see THAT video.
The navy put a lanyard brake system on all radar and flag mast on us navy vessels. It consist of a narrow pole (2 inch diameter) the entire lenght of the mast with teeth along the front edge going upward (think of a car hoist mishap prevention system). Whenever you climb upwards, you push this brake up along this pole as well it is attached to a lanyard, thst is attached to your harness. In the event that you slip off a ladder step/peg, the braking system will take your weight preventing one from falling to death.. This hook only on peg contraption is a deathwish in the making..
Watching aircraft land on aircraft carriers is amazing and terrifying
You’re only half right. Scaffold hooks are industry standard fall arrest. You use them in pairs so you’re always attached. However they’re designed to be a closed loop, using them on open pegs instead of their being an installed wire track is a death wish.
This is what I was thinking. Sure, you always have one on and for a brief moment you're double-connected, but these COULD bounce right off the side when you uncontrollably fall. This looks like it gives you a false sense of security when in reality there's a good chance your safety line will come undone.
@@aaronanderson6958 "good chance your safety line will come undone"
Extremely unlikely, but there are better ways to clip in.
Not enough money ever printed or enough gold ever mined to get me up there! 😨😱
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I'd do it for winning lottery numbers.
I agree! I'd take a bullet to the head before I'd climb up that thing.
Had to to super windy up there. Do you need to wear an oxygen mask when you're up that high?
They're not paid nearly enough for that job
came here because of the movie FALL
Iron hook : **placed*
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If he has a panic attack and freezes, I guess the local fire rescue team would draw straws?
Tom McDonough LMAO! I'd hate to be the poor bastard who pulled the short stick
Wtf is a panic attack
What *IS* an anxiety anyway??
@@abelilas6835 l
Abel Ilas- it's a feeling of impending doom