The kid that was distracted, head focused up hill to video camera and runs somebody over. Then gets up, does not apologize and takes off disregarding the person he clocked. What manners!
@@devilshaircut9 yeah. It was pretty apparent that the old guy on skis was ok. And the "adults" started yelling at each other right away. So; in the end, I think he made the right choice to just leave the situation. Funny though, it all started with two out of control boarders who would never admit any fault.
NEW ZEALAND TRAILRIDING I’ve never been skiing but I would do the same thing. Maybe laugh a little and say sorry. People like that guy act like he was run into on purpose. It always seems to be a middle age guy too 😂
I have been skiing for 45 years and I have been in numerous collisions with other skiers. It happens , no one wants it to happen and when it does, pick your self, make sure the other person is ok and go on with your ski day. With that said I am extra cautious around beginners and kids because a person never knows what they are going to do and it’s up to the more experienced skier to avoid them. It’s called situational awareness. I have never run into a kid nor had a near accident with one in my years of skiing.
I’m sorry but if a little kid runs into me, rage is NOT gonna be my first reaction. I woulda just made sure the lil guy was ok. Props to you mate for keeping cool and showing your son what being a man means.
He should have made the kid apologize. That is what a real man should have made his kid do. If a kid comes ripping down the hill at me I seriously give it a stiff arm or push it away from me. Why should I get hurt because someone is letting his kid crash people and then not making the kid apologize.
@@lisahansen8301 If that man decides to stop on the middle of the slopes, he should go to the side of the slope and not stand in the middle like a moron. 'Ripping down the hill' - You mean a gentle bump at walking pace? Besides it's a kid. That purple cunt should've had situational awareness as a grown adult - It's probably not his first time on the slopes.
When I was in France, I had a pretty bad collision with a guy on a red run. I was going pretty fast and halfway into turn i didnt see some ice so i went straight into a guy and took him out because i couldnt stop quick enough. I knew he was pretty advanced as i saw him infront of me before the collison. I took him out completely, both skis came off, poles went flying and he wasnt looking so it probably was a shock to him and he didnt even speak english! i said sorry in french, he said dont worry about it, we shook hands and that was it!
I know this video is old... But holy hell this guy is unbelievable. I've never seen someone so arrogant and entitled. You showed saintly levels of patience.
@@bluezy1 - If the 70's & 80's got all their clothing back from the ski slopes, there would be a lot of naked skiers out there. Be careful what you're asking for.
Thank you! You'll find some morons in every country, but I hope people noticed the nice, sane Americans taking a lot of their time to defend him and be a witness for him. Most are decent; it's the ones that are loud idiots that give others a bad name. Most Americans would want that belligerent man-child to be put in his place, and to feel the consequences of his inappropriate actions.
I live in new Hampshire which is a small state in northern United states.... I swear to God if I had witnessed this on one of the mountains near me me and the old guy would both be getting thrown off the mountain cuz I'd have fed him these hands the whole way down that mountain.... I hate people like that.... like first off it's a beginner trail clearly you aren't that good of a skier if your on a beginner trail by yourself....
@@shredpow not to mention most mountains have rules against just stopping in the center of the trail weather your waiting for someone or not the proper etiquette is to get to the side of the trail so shit like this doesn't happen
In my 15 years on ski hills I’ve seen some nasty collisions, this was almost no contact-slow speed to say the least. Terrible behavior by purple jacket guy.
@@devilshaircut9 older dudes parents(and common sense)should have taught him basic ski rules. Like to not stand in the middle of a run and look at your surroundings. Also, don't be petty, act your age, don't overreact. Dude acted like a soccer player when he fell and b****ed about a little kid learning. I bet you ski in jeans.....
sporangina ya not often people over exaggerate to act like a good person all the guy did was call the kid stupid out of impulse not all the yelling that they're talking about
After being a 37 year employee of the ski industry, ( but I think I remember this guy back in 1976, same outfit) I have witnessed many of these incidents. Why someone would continue to berate, belittle and be confrontational to a child, a father and them a complete stranger when the shild did not even touch the guy, STILL gives vality to the question "What are we trying to accomplish here". I'm so grateful for GoPro. I wished we had it through the 80's and 90'. Also, your a great Dad! I hope you have Many wonderful skiing/snowboarding experiences with your son. Your raising him right. To bad we don't have a Black list for such idiots so they can't buy a lift ticket anywhere in the world! If you ever come to Utah I would like to treat you and your son to a snowcat ride. Great Job Dad!
That's certainly not my take bro. Yes the guy that was ran into by the kid reacted badly but that could have been just instinctive and after shaking himself down and taking a breath he could have ended up laughing it off and apologizing if given the opportunity. Instead, dad and random dickwad in black went on the immediate attack, giving him no option but to defend himself and things quickly spiral out of control. Great adulting by all three of them. You really think the guy is a good dad by showing his son the best way to handle a volatile situation is to go on the immediate attack (which he did by calling him a name in the first sentence) and not attempt to diffuse first? I hope the kid was taking notes on how not to handle such a situation in the future.
@@Underthreesuns LOL, the dad is as much a Karen for trying to get the other guy arrested for 'assaulting' his son. He called him one rude name and never laid a finger on him FFS. Way to blow the situation out of all proportion, SMH. All three of them are morons.
Whenever people run into me on the beginner runs (since I work at a resort, we are only allowed to do beginner and intermediate runs on the clock), I tell them not to worry about it, and then I give them a couple of tips so that they don't do that again.... You know, free coaching.
it's not so free when they are paying for a lift ticket, but all in all that's how it is suppose to be. In this video too, the kid was basically stopped when hitting him, No one should be like that they should just try and help.
Same here. None of us are born skiing. I took out a couple people too haha. I always just say don't worry about it and move on. If you're worried about falling down you probably shouldn't be out on the slopes in the first place.
I do the same exact thing too I seen kids run into to fences hard. My friend (another instructor) Helped a kid that ran into a fence she helped him up showed him some stuff and the dad actually tipped her.
Accidents happen. Polite people apologize and they move on. Perhaps the distracted child being video'ed and not looking where they were going caused the accident and conflict and a simple "I'm sorry" would have resolved everything. Then again, we would miss out on TWO drama filled ski videos.
Since commietube keeps deleting my comments I must tag on to this reply. I agree, an atypical passive aggressive nut job off his meds. Glad you said exactly what I wanted to without commietube deleting my comments. (They don't like conservative folk".
Bro I just bought a retro one piece, and the amounts of compliments I get is unreal- looks way cooler than all these boring ass black North face jackets
I am really happy to see the professionalism of the staff at Heavenly Resort. This could have been and should have been a learning experience no a confrontation. The skier was uninjured and should have acted like an adult. He could have said something like "Before you start going down hill you should look up hill and down hill to make sure it is safe for you to go, remember the downhill skier or rider has the right of way." give the child a chance to apologize and graciously accept the apology an let everyone enjoy their day on the snow. I am happy to see that you are not letting this incident sour you on snow sports or the resort you were at. Continue to be a great parent. I wish you and your family well.
"should have been a learning experience" Yeah, for big gobbed skinny little tough fella - in learning to live on thin soup during the 4 or 6 weeks while his busted jaw grows back into place! What a crock - you don't waste time recognising the presence of fools, let alone permitting them to address you!
The first time I went skiing in Vail, I saw people run into each other. All they did was just apologize and move on. Except for me, I ran into a tree and I have to apologize to it.
I would have been like "Ouch, wtf! *oh it's a little kid, Hey you okay!?" ... The murderous rage that built up in me watching this saga... You are a patient man!
I grew up up skiing Tahoe As a beginner youngster we ran into people constantly It was all good No one ever got bent The world has really gotten stranger
Accident documentation is of supreme importance with someone like this individual on the slopes. He is the classic "law suit" against the Ski Resort and though it appears boring to follow all information, it is worth it in the end.
F sooo true! Really good point! RedHyphen your so misunderstood! That old ski guy is a waist of life! I cant let that old guy's behavior go at all.. He must pay!!!
One of the things that always makes my day skiing is when I can help someone who fell. Just helping someone up, fetching someone's sticks or skis. Heck, I slid down a mountain with a kid cause he was on a slope that was too difficult for him. Being nice to fellow snow enthusiasts is part of what makes skiing fun. This guy didn't get that memo apparently.
I hope this bad experience doesn't sour the poor kid and make him not want snowboard anymore. It's all about having a good time and getting out to enjoy the outdoors. Yelling at a nine year old is never acceptable. Keep shredding little dude! :)
+BenBen153 Ya Mr.Purple jacket tough guy would not let it go...what kind of no life depressing fuck would get angry if a little kid ran into him? The first words out of my mouth would of been "shit! you ok lil dude!?!"
It actually looks like YOU caused the conflict by distracting the child with your video shoot, him running into a bystander and then not apologizing. Gain some manners sir!
You can tell as the kid was sliding towards the skier that the skier was thinking, "Oh man this kid is about to slide into me. This is completely unacceptable. I'm going to let his 100 lb body tap into my 200 lb body and REALLY sell it to make a point." Dude should play professional soccer lol.
Just seems like a lot of something over a lot of nothing. Maybe I missed something. I get it that the kid ALMOST ran into the guy in the purple. I think the kid was escaping whoever had the camera heading right for him. Seriously, I think the guy in the purple was agitated before the kid missed him. He over reacted and then the adults just made everything worse. They could have simply apologized and moved on.
Ur the girl that said you were old enough to be a kids mom about the soap thing. Lol! We watch the same vids. Sorry if this sounds like I am a stocker. I am not trying to be one.
The kid was distracted, head uphill to be a selfish "Video Star" and did make contact with the stopped skier. He was not looking where he was going and was at fault. THEN, he refuses to apologize - get these East Coast people and their rude behaviour off the slopes!
If that happend to me I would help the kid up and tell him he needs to watch out and stay in control things like this just getting clipped happens to me all the time I just go to them tell them nicely that they should stay in control and if there learning how to stop tell them go five or 6 feet down then do tow side then go and do heel side and repeat it
@@huntspoint3442 what? They didn’t have a chance. The skier literally had a massive hissy fit and started getting in the dads facing while bullying the kid. I wanted to defend the skier at first, but he’s just a massive prick
It somewhat bothers me that the recorder doesn't mention the part he played in the almost accident. I understand that it's not really about that and rather how the situation is handled post de facto but I think it was a detail worth mentioning. It bolsters the fact that the boy wasn't just careening down hill out of control, but moreso got up to move out of the way of almost being hit himself.
Right, it was his carelessness that started the whole chain reaction but is was minor anyway. The guy in the light blue jacket totally overreacted to the point where he became the problem.
Yes but accedents happen. The almost collision was not the issue it was that idiots response to it. It's a beginners slope. If you're on a beginners slope you should be aware that there might be beginners there.
I agree, it seemed like the Dad almost ran jr over... Blue jacket was obviously in the wrong but I don't think I would have wasted my day telling on him to the ski patrol.
That guy seems like he generally has beef with snowboarders in general. I've boarded and skiied. I've been hit plenty of times by skiers and boarders. There are plenty of assholes on both sides too.
Not one of those grown-ups was calm and collected. Not one. The purple guy shoulda skied away. The black jacket guy shoulda minded his own fucking business but no, he thinks he's the slope police. And he lies to anybody who listens that the purple guy assaulted a kid. THAT NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED. The father should have just gone down the slope with his kid. Instead he can't let it go and he, too, lies about an abuse or assault that never happened. Bunch of fucking pricks.
Dude when security asks "did he physically assault him" he replies no. The only person in the wrong was the purple jacket guy. And if your a dad I'm pretty sure you'd want to protect your kid.
Good lord the kid accidentally ran into him. it happens ...he tried to avoid him. Talk about overreacting. Then he admitted that he nearly ran into a guy...he didn't mean to...and news flash neither did the kid.
Huang Jack my snowboard cut head of a-holes ... i dont like tanking.. i am depressed and agressive i search for something like that so i wish for all people dont harasse me on my way
All this "American" crap pisses me off.. i live in America and have been on the slopes since I was ten and have not ONCE seen a fight or even heated argument break out between ANYONE on any slope i've ridden.. maybe im just lucky but where im from everyone just wants to keep going down the mountain.. my brother has had his wrist and leg broken both caused by other people and they always stop but we tell them to move on and don't feel bad it was an accident. Maybe it's just my family.. but then again theres assholes everywhere. You should always be nice to beginners! Everyone was a beginner at some time, we all know the oh crap moment of being a newbie and getting in someones way or almost hitting someone ect.
Ari Karlsen only once have i been made at a snowboarder i ski to but he didnt apologize but when something happens i apologize even if it were thier fault and im still a kid.
I've only skiied for two weeks and 4 incidents happened and only at one did someone get angry, as the law says you should remain at the scene after someone has called ski patrol and let them deal with it. On a side note I'm not American but have noticed that Americans tend to be nice and ask if your ok, as do Italians and French ect except of course their are bad people from every country!
I was yelled at by 30 year old snow boarders when I was younger and didn’t see them flying around the corner and I ended up hitting one of them by accident and he yelled at me for 10 minutes straight
Maaan I remember when I was a kid and I couldn’t stop fast enough and I accidentally skied right over the front of this lady’s skis and she freaked out at me, I said sorry, she stopped me by grabbing my arm then blocking me with her pole and started yelling at me insanely :(
@@user-zz7wh5ls7j What are you talking about? People cross their tips and tails and scratch their own equipment up throughout the day. It's purely cosmetic... get over it. Don't treat kids like crap for unintentional actions. It stays with them, as you can see.
@@milesgillespie6665 youre pretty dumb. Theres no excuse for fucking up someone else’s equipment they payed a lot of money for. Sure if its a little scratch it doesnt effect you but if you go straight over the front of someones board or skis then you can really fuck there equipment up
@@user-zz7wh5ls7j A kid doesnt weight much and has little skis, it wont damage the ladys ski much. Sure it´s not nice but not nearly as bad as a physical injury. I´ve had many ski pairs now and after some seasons they just get cosmetic damage all over, even if you´re carfeul.
I watch these at the start of every season to mentally prepare myself for the tom foolery of crusty dudes who act like they own the mountain. Good on you for standing up for the kid who was obviously trying to slow down. Way to stick to your guns bro, respect.
Yeah, the dude is lucky the Aussie didn’t kick his ass for talking to his kid that way. It’s pretty clear the Aussie isn’t looking for a fight, and I’d guess he may not be much of a fighter, which isn’t a knock on him and maybe he is! But, he handled himself very well and asserted his disdain for the guy without being a bitch about it. However, come across a dude who knows how to fight and WANTS to for talking to his child like that, homeboy would have regretted being a fucking dick... People need to check themselves and not assume the worst won’t happen for being shitheads to random strangers. That shit will catch up to him, and he’ll end up biting off more than he can chew one day.
Assault means to threaten, verbally abuse... etc so when he was screaming at the kid an stuff that is classed as assault in certain places, maybe pressing charges was a bit to far, but the guy in purple was totally out of order anyway
Its just that the legal definition of Assault is what I expected here. Not "verbal abuse". Actually the kid knocking the guy over was closer to an actual assault than anything else I saw in this video.
I’ve skiied hundreds of days in my life and this is such an overreaction. Totally fine if the man is irritated and lets you know, I think that is perfectly understandable. It is even ok to let the ski resort know in a polite way. But getting in a huge argument and escalating like that is totally across the line. All of us had to learn at some point and a little crash like that, although unfortunate, is not unexpected and part of the risk of skiing. This is not an adult acting reckless to try to get speed, just a little kid learning to turn and a beginner run. I think if we forget what it is like to be a kid and to learn we forget our roots and it’s important to remember the road to where we are now.
Bunch of geniuses to the rescue. My goodness how many times will they have you repeat the story? Standing around looking confused. As if every braincell is straight up struuuugggggling to figure out what to do
This whole thing is utterly ridiculous. And on a side note, unless a person is missing a ticket, we (the lift operators) don't have any power in not letting him ride the lift.
@@S2daUZ But the lift operators don't know whether he did or not. Even if he didn't assault the kid, having 5 people saying he did should be enough to stop him from getting on the lift and contacting authorities.
The guy with the purple Pant suit over reacted. Not sure why someone would carry on like that over a small harmless collision. The only thing I can figure is that his purple Bibby pants rode up on him and it caused soom sort of reoccurring rash to flare up, any way there is always some asshole to deal with. Good on the couple Tim & Toni and you for filming and posting it for others to see. Cheers
Well, anger management springs to mind. The raging guy reminds me of a US Cop who isn't getting anywhere with a traffic stop and causes the whole thing to escalate into WW3. He really needs to take a chill-pill or he will end up with a coronary before he gets to retire.
Had something similar happen to me when I was 11. 32 now and I still vividly remember the words he used. It's not cool to do this to a child. But this video gives me a strange satisfaction from how the situation was dealt with
As a skier, I hate seeing things like this go down, because it's almost always the skier being a jerk. I hope they pulled this guy's pass for the season. There's no excuse for behavior like that. I hope your family's still enjoying the stoke together!
mhmm in my country, at least on the few ski resorts where i went to people were extremely nice. since im a beginner i accidentally fell on a few people but they said that its okay and that accidents happen. though there are a lot of people who sit on the skiing area and if youre not experienced enough its hard to avoid them. after all no one wants to hurt you, its just accidental and it could happen to everyone
And kinda sad since the snowboard dad really wasnt totally innocent, he could have said sorry for his kids fault and just went on instead of wasting a whole day. Glad people are much nicer here in europe, never seen any ski police because of accidents here.
@@froznfire9531 you just jinxed yourself. Guaranteed you meet the biggest douche of a European on the mountain this season. You get good and bad people regardless of the continent.
yeah, that was all taken care of in the first video. I don't think the guy who got run into would have been satisfied regardless. He really just wanted someone to turn back time and correct the mistake. That or he was waiting for the dad to offer up a finger or something in reparations.
I watch so many of these ski rage videos and it amazes me how some people can keep their cool. I would have knocked the old guy out so fast. I could never imagine getting that mad over a child bumping into you
Do you see the irony in your statement. You are saying that you are so level headed that you wouldn't get mad at someone crashing in to you, but at the same time you are so hot tempered that you would immediately knock out an old guy who gets mad at you. What most people would do is to be the adult and just ignore the guy getting angry and move on. Maybe try to de-escelate the situation by apologizing to him, but just move on if he keeps rambling. If the guy actually assaulted the child, I can see why the parents would want to press charges, but from the look of the video, it doesn't look like either party was hurt, so I suspect the child's parents pay also be exaggerating the "assault".
@Venisor21 not what I was saying at all. You really wasted your time writing that book in the comments lol I would get mad at the old guy for the way he was treating the kid. Getting bumped into on the mountain happens. Especially when there is kids. But it's how he acted after that warrants the punch. And if you bothered to listen and watch the video. The kid was on a learners run. So you should expect to be run into. And if you puff your chest up at people on a lift line eventually you are going to get hit.
Supervisor: "We're definitely kicking him off the mountain, we just want to know if you want to press charges." Me: "Bwahahahahaha! Get that PSYCHO out of here!"
It's like when parents fight at their kid's sporting events. At some point they completely forget about the kids or parenting in general and get lost in their petty BS.
Body language of the ski patrol "I rather be skiing some sick pow right now.." lol
...than listen to whining skiers!
Dealing with punters all day long totally sucks
No doubt.
Yup
There is no sick pow California.
I love how the kid just walks away and is hardly mentioned while the adults keep on arguing.
The kid that was distracted, head focused up hill to video camera and runs somebody over. Then gets up, does not apologize and takes off disregarding the person he clocked. What manners!
@@devilshaircut9 lol are you the guy in purple? jesus
@@devilshaircut9 yeah.
It was pretty apparent that the old guy on skis was ok. And the "adults" started yelling at each other right away. So; in the end, I think he made the right choice to just leave the situation. Funny though, it all started with two out of control boarders who would never admit any fault.
@@lawrenceshdow I mean the cammer was only defending his kid. The idiot who got knocked into made a huge fuss and started berating the little kid
He didn’t show any of the actual altercation. Anyone that would defend this man who admitted guilt is absolutely ridiculous.
lol when i first went snowboarding i ran people over and got ran over,i said sorry or they said sorry and helped each other up and had a great time
NEW ZEALAND TRAILRIDING I’ve never been skiing but I would do the same thing. Maybe laugh a little and say sorry. People like that guy act like he was run into on purpose. It always seems to be a middle age guy too 😂
Thats the way it should be
That’s the way it should be!
NEW ZEALAND TRAILRIDING yeah man up in Idaho everyone is super like honery, mistakes happens and the best you can do is like try to move out the way
dosepulveda 34 that’s the way it is
It’s actually hilarious how small of a “collision” caused all of this….
That dude is unhinged
They didn’t even touch 😹
That arguing adult might just experienced miserable life
I have been skiing for 45 years and I have been in numerous collisions with other skiers. It happens , no one wants it to happen and when it does, pick your self, make sure the other person is ok and go on with your ski day. With that said I am extra cautious around beginners and kids because a person never knows what they are going to do and it’s up to the more experienced skier to avoid them. It’s called situational awareness. I have never run into a kid nor had a near accident with one in my years of skiing.
I’m sorry but if a little kid runs into me, rage is NOT gonna be my first reaction. I woulda just made sure the lil guy was ok. Props to you mate for keeping cool and showing your son what being a man means.
He should have made the kid apologize. That is what a real man should have made his kid do. If a kid comes ripping down the hill at me I seriously give it a stiff arm or push it away from me. Why should I get hurt because someone is letting his kid crash people and then not making the kid apologize.
@@lisahansen8301 it’s obvious you’ve never been skiing and if you have please never go again.
PREACH
@@lisahansen8301 found the wife of the loser
@@lisahansen8301 If that man decides to stop on the middle of the slopes, he should go to the side of the slope and not stand in the middle like a moron. 'Ripping down the hill' - You mean a gentle bump at walking pace? Besides it's a kid. That purple cunt should've had situational awareness as a grown adult - It's probably not his first time on the slopes.
When I was in France, I had a pretty bad collision with a guy on a red run. I was going pretty fast and halfway into turn i didnt see some ice so i went straight into a guy and took him out because i couldnt stop quick enough. I knew he was pretty advanced as i saw him infront of me before the collison. I took him out completely, both skis came off, poles went flying and he wasnt looking so it probably was a shock to him and he didnt even speak english! i said sorry in french, he said dont worry about it, we shook hands and that was it!
What I do is tell the person look out stay in controll and shake hands
That's different from someone not watching where they're going
H M this why u skitour no fn crowds and stupid dads
There are assholes all over the globe but you will meet less of them if you assume anyone can be a good person.
You stopped, were polite and apologized - NONE of that happened here. Kinda feel for the guy getting hit
Jesus, shit happens. This dude still wearing his gear from the 80's?
+sunnyjason 70s XD
Everything Goes I was wondering why his gear looked all weird he also sounded like he was 40 or in my opinion 100 😂
Lol I thought it was gaper day
I bet he has a gross, force -field type Bush underneath. Ugh!
Idk old boots are so much more comfy tbh..
I know this video is old... But holy hell this guy is unbelievable. I've never seen someone so arrogant and entitled. You showed saintly levels of patience.
The 70's called, they want their one piece back.
🤣🤣🤣
@@bluezy1 - If the 70's & 80's got all their clothing back from the ski slopes, there would be a lot of naked skiers out there. Be careful what you're asking for.
@@brianj.simpson4050is it an American thing that people still wear their skiing clothes from the 70s&80s?
@ - Some do, but I’ve seen Europeans do the same thing.
FYI, not all Americans are like captain high pants.
Thank you! You'll find some morons in every country, but I hope people noticed the nice, sane Americans taking a lot of their time to defend him and be a witness for him. Most are decent; it's the ones that are loud idiots that give others a bad name. Most Americans would want that belligerent man-child to be put in his place, and to feel the consequences of his inappropriate actions.
I live in new Hampshire which is a small state in northern United states.... I swear to God if I had witnessed this on one of the mountains near me me and the old guy would both be getting thrown off the mountain cuz I'd have fed him these hands the whole way down that mountain.... I hate people like that.... like first off it's a beginner trail clearly you aren't that good of a skier if your on a beginner trail by yourself....
@@shredpow not to mention most mountains have rules against just stopping in the center of the trail weather your waiting for someone or not the proper etiquette is to get to the side of the trail so shit like this doesn't happen
Jerry gonna jerry
@@shredpow most are though.
In my 15 years on ski hills I’ve seen some nasty collisions, this was almost no contact-slow speed to say the least. Terrible behavior by purple jacket guy.
Parents could stand to train a few manners into their children too.... just sayin'
@@devilshaircut9 older dudes parents(and common sense)should have taught him basic ski rules. Like to not stand in the middle of a run and look at your surroundings. Also, don't be petty, act your age, don't overreact. Dude acted like a soccer player when he fell and b****ed about a little kid learning. I bet you ski in jeans.....
@@devilshaircut9 dude you're literally everywhere in both videos, chill off
@@leolego2 Hes the purple jacket dude, still mad.
@@Joeah89 "Its a jumpsuit asshole!!"-Purple jacket dude
That skier who stood up for your kid- class A guy. Not often people go out of their way to do what's right.
sporangina ya not often people over exaggerate to act like a good person all the guy did was call the kid stupid out of impulse not all the yelling that they're talking about
That dude was a douche and was completely fucking wrong
Guy was a stage 5 clinger.
He was a good dude! I'd be buying him all the beers he wanted!
He was the right guy at the right time.
After being a 37 year employee of the ski industry, ( but I think I remember this guy back in 1976, same outfit) I have witnessed many of these incidents. Why someone would continue to berate, belittle and be confrontational to a child, a father and them a complete stranger when the shild did not even touch the guy, STILL gives vality to the question "What are we trying to accomplish here". I'm so grateful for GoPro. I wished we had it through the 80's and 90'. Also, your a great Dad! I hope you have Many wonderful skiing/snowboarding experiences with your son. Your raising him right. To bad we don't have a Black list for such idiots so they can't buy a lift ticket anywhere in the world! If you ever come to Utah I would like to treat you and your son to a snowcat ride. Great Job Dad!
I worry about his wife and kids.
I'm pretty cool too. Can i have a Utah cat ride?
That's certainly not my take bro. Yes the guy that was ran into by the kid reacted badly but that could have been just instinctive and after shaking himself down and taking a breath he could have ended up laughing it off and apologizing if given the opportunity. Instead, dad and random dickwad in black went on the immediate attack, giving him no option but to defend himself and things quickly spiral out of control. Great adulting by all three of them. You really think the guy is a good dad by showing his son the best way to handle a volatile situation is to go on the immediate attack (which he did by calling him a name in the first sentence) and not attempt to diffuse first? I hope the kid was taking notes on how not to handle such a situation in the future.
@@secullenable 🤦🏻♂️ 😂 That’s complete bullshit. You’re probably the karen that got yoked.
@@Underthreesuns LOL, the dad is as much a Karen for trying to get the other guy arrested for 'assaulting' his son. He called him one rude name and never laid a finger on him FFS. Way to blow the situation out of all proportion, SMH. All three of them are morons.
5:51 "You know, I'll tell you flat out that I apologize that I yelled at your kid, but he almost flinged (flung?) me off the mountain..."
Whenever people run into me on the beginner runs (since I work at a resort, we are only allowed to do beginner and intermediate runs on the clock), I tell them not to worry about it, and then I give them a couple of tips so that they don't do that again.... You know, free coaching.
it's not so free when they are paying for a lift ticket, but all in all that's how it is suppose to be. In this video too, the kid was basically stopped when hitting him, No one should be like that they should just try and help.
Same here. None of us are born skiing. I took out a couple people too haha. I always just say don't worry about it and move on. If you're worried about falling down you probably shouldn't be out on the slopes in the first place.
I do the same exact thing too I seen kids run into to fences hard. My friend (another instructor) Helped a kid that ran into a fence she helped him up showed him some stuff and the dad actually tipped her.
Accidents happen. Polite people apologize and they move on. Perhaps the distracted child being video'ed and not looking where they were going caused the accident and conflict and a simple "I'm sorry" would have resolved everything. Then again, we would miss out on TWO drama filled ski videos.
Sure that's reasonable.
Also, if you cause someone to get knocked over you immediately say sorry. That's where the idiot with the camera went wrong.
I asked myself why I'm watching this @ 12 minutes in.. and i kept watching
Only one way to solve this: rap battle.
butlerproman *rap god fast part plays*
*Dance battle
Lol
Dance Off Zoolander style!
Thats some major 5 years ago shit
That fool would’ve been picking his teeth up out of the snow for talking to my kid like that
Since commietube keeps deleting my comments I must tag on to this reply. I agree, an atypical passive aggressive nut job off his meds. Glad you said exactly what I wanted to without commietube deleting my comments. (They don't like conservative folk".
UA-cam algorithm: posted seven years ago? Oh let's bring it back again!
That skier should be banned for wearing a one piece ski outfit!!!
Bro its 2020 and i went skiing with a one piceer was funny getting all the comments and looks about it😂
FEELS LIKE IM WEARING NOTHING AT ALL! NOTHING AT ALL! NOTHING AT ALL......
Bro I just bought a retro one piece, and the amounts of compliments I get is unreal- looks way cooler than all these boring ass black North face jackets
@@michaelhuber3610 Thank you for sharing your story about wearing one piece suit ! What color is the suit? Are you a boarder or skier?
@@curteyethecat700 I’m a freestyle skier/ it’s all white with retro stripes across the chest and ankles
I am really happy to see the professionalism of the staff at Heavenly Resort. This could have been and should have been a learning experience no a confrontation. The skier was uninjured and should have acted like an adult. He could have said something like "Before you start going down hill you should look up hill and down hill to make sure it is safe for you to go, remember the downhill skier or rider has the right of way." give the child a chance to apologize and graciously accept the apology an let everyone enjoy their day on the snow.
I am happy to see that you are not letting this incident sour you on snow sports or the resort you were at. Continue to be a great parent. I wish you and your family well.
"should have been a learning experience" Yeah, for big gobbed skinny little tough fella - in learning to live on thin soup during the 4 or 6 weeks while his busted jaw grows back into place! What a crock - you don't waste time recognising the presence of fools, let alone permitting them to address you!
He flops better than half the players in the NBA
+Jordan Meek Thought he was a soccer player.
That's the first thing i thought to when he threw his skies up in the air lmao
Like a soccer player getting fouled!
The first time I went skiing in Vail, I saw people run into each other. All they did was just apologize and move on. Except for me, I ran into a tree and I have to apologize to it.
I would have been like "Ouch, wtf! *oh it's a little kid, Hey you okay!?" ... The murderous rage that built up in me watching this saga... You are a patient man!
I grew up up skiing Tahoe
As a beginner youngster we ran into people constantly
It was all good
No one ever got bent
The world has really gotten stranger
Now I'm wondering how strange you think it is now two years on....?
I love the ski patrol pretending to give a sh*t when they obviously just want everyone to get over it and move on.
Accident documentation is of supreme importance with someone like this individual on the slopes. He is the classic "law suit" against the Ski Resort and though it appears boring to follow all information, it is worth it in the end.
💯 LMAO
6:12 "Oh I didn't mean to run into him, that was just by accident" Yeah, the kid ran into YOU by accident. Why cant people just learn to let it go
F sooo true!
Really good point!
RedHyphen your so misunderstood!
That old ski guy is a waist of life!
I cant let that old guy's behavior go at all.. He must pay!!!
I like how politely he says “piss off i dont want to speak to you” at 5:40
One of the things that always makes my day skiing is when I can help someone who fell. Just helping someone up, fetching someone's sticks or skis. Heck, I slid down a mountain with a kid cause he was on a slope that was too difficult for him. Being nice to fellow snow enthusiasts is part of what makes skiing fun. This guy didn't get that memo apparently.
I hope this bad experience doesn't sour the poor kid and make him not want snowboard anymore. It's all about having a good time and getting out to enjoy the outdoors. Yelling at a nine year old is never acceptable. Keep shredding little dude! :)
Perhaps the shredding kid should apologize when he runs into people? That is what polite people do ... jut sayin'
@@devilshaircut9 The guy instantly started ripping the 9 year old child and calling him names. You being on his side says a lot about you.
@@oldchunkofcoal2774 that definitely has to be the purple jacket dude commenting 😂
@@Vakator-29Not at all, that kid needs to learn and that piece of crap aussie father is also a piece of shit.
I think you messed up your own day of skiing. You let an agro guy get in your head. Just ski on and let him enjoy his depressing life.
+BenBen153 the second skier did ask him to go but he wanted a fight. Jerk.
+BenBen153 Ya Mr.Purple jacket tough guy would not let it go...what kind of no life depressing fuck would get angry if a little kid ran into him? The first words out of my mouth would of been "shit! you ok lil dude!?!"
This.
I feel just sorry for that kid! All the qualitytime with his father is gone for this day! You deal with it at the spot and from there you leave it!
It actually looks like YOU caused the conflict by distracting the child with your video shoot, him running into a bystander and then not apologizing. Gain some manners sir!
You can tell as the kid was sliding towards the skier that the skier was thinking, "Oh man this kid is about to slide into me. This is completely unacceptable. I'm going to let his 100 lb body tap into my 200 lb body and REALLY sell it to make a point." Dude should play professional soccer lol.
As good as Suarez back at his Liverpool days.........
More like 50 pounds.. I would hope
😂😂😂
100 pound 11 year old? (Or was it 9)
johnny_schwifty.soundcloud probably 60 pounds
You gotta know that he lives his entire life that way
Can you imagine being so miserable that this would be how you responded to life?
"Oh you pushed me when I was in your face. Imma tell ski patrol right now ha-ha"
That guy is stuck in his middle school years.
HAHAHA that stance at 5:50 was classic. His body language was just reeking of 'im full of shit trying to save my ass cuz security is coming'
Just seems like a lot of something over a lot of nothing. Maybe I missed something. I get it that the kid ALMOST ran into the guy in the purple. I think the kid was escaping whoever had the camera heading right for him. Seriously, I think the guy in the purple was agitated before the kid missed him. He over reacted and then the adults just made everything worse. They could have simply apologized and moved on.
Ur the girl that said you were old enough to be a kids mom about the soap thing. Lol! We watch the same vids. Sorry if this sounds like I am a stocker. I am not trying to be one.
nah you have to watch the other video
The kid was distracted, head uphill to be a selfish "Video Star" and did make contact with the stopped skier. He was not looking where he was going and was at fault. THEN, he refuses to apologize - get these East Coast people and their rude behaviour off the slopes!
@@devilshaircut9 He wasn't "east coast." He's Australian
Well apparently you are not protective of your child.
This is some Shooter McGavin vibes. Sorry for the weird old reference, but was the first thing that came to my mind
That guy's flopping skills qualify him for the NBA.
some snowboarders are nice and some not and some skiers are nice and some not but that guy had no right to yell at a kid
i thought that was a rhyme at first
But I don’t get it is his son or a kid who was waiting
If that happend to me I would help the kid up and tell him he needs to watch out and stay in control things like this just getting clipped happens to me all the time I just go to them tell them nicely that they should stay in control and if there learning how to stop tell them go five or 6 feet down then do tow side then go and do heel side and repeat it
The kid and the father should have apologized immediately, which would have instantly have de-escalated the situation. Bad parenting and riding.
@@huntspoint3442 what? They didn’t have a chance. The skier literally had a massive hissy fit and started getting in the dads facing while bullying the kid. I wanted to defend the skier at first, but he’s just a massive prick
watching angy ppl skiing is my new hobby :D
It somewhat bothers me that the recorder doesn't mention the part he played in the almost accident. I understand that it's not really about that and rather how the situation is handled post de facto but I think it was a detail worth mentioning. It bolsters the fact that the boy wasn't just careening down hill out of control, but moreso got up to move out of the way of almost being hit himself.
Right, it was his carelessness that started the whole chain reaction but is was minor anyway. The guy in the light blue jacket totally overreacted to the point where he became the problem.
Absolutely. Amazing how blind we can be to our own actions.
i was waiting for the dad to say he started the whole thing, although that does not excuse the idiot skier.
Yes but accedents happen. The almost collision was not the issue it was that idiots response to it. It's a beginners slope. If you're on a beginners slope you should be aware that there might be beginners there.
I agree, it seemed like the Dad almost ran jr over... Blue jacket was obviously in the wrong but I don't think I would have wasted my day telling on him to the ski patrol.
These videos have a better storyline than most movies
"How old are yaoouuuwww?"
This guy had got a a chute sticker and can barley move out of the way on a blue run😂
That guy seems like he generally has beef with snowboarders in general. I've boarded and skiied. I've been hit plenty of times by skiers and boarders. There are plenty of assholes on both sides too.
Of course, that comes with the teritory, however, super-assholes like this one are -luckily- hard to find.
But you are a good man for keeping cool and collected where this guy had to throw a fit.
Not one of those grown-ups was calm and collected. Not one. The purple guy shoulda skied away. The black jacket guy shoulda minded his own fucking business but no, he thinks he's the slope police. And he lies to anybody who listens that the purple guy assaulted a kid. THAT NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED. The father should have just gone down the slope with his kid. Instead he can't let it go and he, too, lies about an abuse or assault that never happened. Bunch of fucking pricks.
Barb Wallace wow go change your tampon before commenting please
What are you, twelve?
Barb Wallace Really? you sound like the kid going through puberty right now
Dude when security asks "did he physically assault him" he replies no. The only person in the wrong was the purple jacket guy. And if your a dad I'm pretty sure you'd want to protect your kid.
What was the result?
That guy had plenty of time to step away when the young snowboarder was coming close, he was looking for an excuse, the way he dramaticly fell...
passive aggressive to da max
totally agree. Overly dramatic fall. and what does that kid weigh, 60-70 lbs? just catch him. Dude was a total douche
Good lord the kid accidentally ran into him. it happens ...he tried to avoid him. Talk about overreacting. Then he admitted that he nearly ran into a guy...he didn't mean to...and news flash neither did the kid.
come to canada next time ;)
We are going to Canada in 2 years time.... Can wait
Mardarm m
Which resort?:)
I went to hidden valley last christmas, that's in Ontario, best time ever :)
canada is great but we got a-holes here too lolll
Huang Jack my snowboard cut head of a-holes ... i dont like tanking.. i am depressed and agressive i search for something like that so i wish for all people dont harasse me on my way
All this "American" crap pisses me off.. i live in America and have been on the slopes since I was ten and have not ONCE seen a fight or even heated argument break out between ANYONE on any slope i've ridden.. maybe im just lucky but where im from everyone just wants to keep going down the mountain.. my brother has had his wrist and leg broken both caused by other people and they always stop but we tell them to move on and don't feel bad it was an accident. Maybe it's just my family.. but then again theres assholes everywhere. You should always be nice to beginners! Everyone was a beginner at some time, we all know the oh crap moment of being a newbie and getting in someones way or almost hitting someone ect.
Ari Karlsen only once have i been made at a snowboarder i ski to but he didnt apologize but when something happens i apologize even if it were thier fault and im still a kid.
I've only skiied for two weeks and 4 incidents happened and only at one did someone get angry, as the law says you should remain at the scene after someone has called ski patrol and let them deal with it. On a side note I'm not American but have noticed that Americans tend to be nice and ask if your ok, as do Italians and French ect except of course their are bad people from every country!
I was yelled at by 30 year old snow boarders when I was younger and didn’t see them flying around the corner and I ended up hitting one of them by accident and he yelled at me for 10 minutes straight
Not to mention, the real jerk in this situation was the Australian camera guy, not the American anyways.
@@Spiral81C1 Moronic claim.
so what ended up happening?
“Feels like I’m wearin...Nothing at all...nothing at all...n0tHIng 4t ALL”
Aaron Farrelly hahahahaha damnit I posted that in response up the list because I didn’t see this. So good.
Stupid sexy flanders
Maaan I remember when I was a kid and I couldn’t stop fast enough and I accidentally skied right over the front of this lady’s skis and she freaked out at me, I said sorry, she stopped me by grabbing my arm then blocking me with her pole and started yelling at me insanely :(
Eh its one thing to knock someone over but shredding there gear is kind of different. Especially if it wasnt rented
@@user-zz7wh5ls7j What are you talking about? People cross their tips and tails and scratch their own equipment up throughout the day. It's purely cosmetic... get over it. Don't treat kids like crap for unintentional actions. It stays with them, as you can see.
@@milesgillespie6665 youre pretty dumb. Theres no excuse for fucking up someone else’s equipment they payed a lot of money for. Sure if its a little scratch it doesnt effect you but if you go straight over the front of someones board or skis then you can really fuck there equipment up
@@user-zz7wh5ls7j A kid doesnt weight much and has little skis, it wont damage the ladys ski much. Sure it´s not nice but not nearly as bad as a physical injury.
I´ve had many ski pairs now and after some seasons they just get cosmetic damage all over, even if you´re carfeul.
@@user-zz7wh5ls7j you're has an apostrophe. Also, you don't have to insult someone that disagrees with you. It makes you look insecure
This literally just happened to me, and both parties said sorry right away... in Canada.
I watch these at the start of every season to mentally prepare myself for the tom foolery of crusty dudes who act like they own the mountain.
Good on you for standing up for the kid who was obviously trying to slow down. Way to stick to your guns bro, respect.
Oh no , there’s a part two !
Can’t we all just get along ?
RIP Rodney King ✌️
Wah! A beginner kid hit me at 3 mph on a beginner trail. How could that ever happen?
I loved how calm and cool that Aussie was, and still making sure that man knows he’s definitely in the wrong
Yeah, the dude is lucky the Aussie didn’t kick his ass for talking to his kid that way. It’s pretty clear the Aussie isn’t looking for a fight, and I’d guess he may not be much of a fighter, which isn’t a knock on him and maybe he is! But, he handled himself very well and asserted his disdain for the guy without being a bitch about it. However, come across a dude who knows how to fight and WANTS to for talking to his child like that, homeboy would have regretted being a fucking dick... People need to check themselves and not assume the worst won’t happen for being shitheads to random strangers. That shit will catch up to him, and he’ll end up biting off more than he can chew one day.
@@seanmichael8202 Some day his mouth will write a check that his arrogance can't cash.
K9er just like maverick in top gun 😂😂👍🇦🇺🍻🍻
Seemed very professionally handled by patrol. I am impressed.
Thumbs up to Tim for chimin in and standing up!
Amazing only eight years ago they did not know if they had the capability to view GoPro footage.
They keep talking about how the guy assaulted the kid, but it wasnt in the video. Is it in part 1?
Assault means to threaten, verbally abuse... etc so when he was screaming at the kid an stuff that is classed as assault in certain places, maybe pressing charges was a bit to far, but the guy in purple was totally out of order anyway
Its just that the legal definition of Assault is what I expected here. Not "verbal abuse". Actually the kid knocking the guy over was closer to an actual assault than anything else I saw in this video.
Sodiumreactor The legal definition of assault IS verbal abuse. Genius.
An assault to me is a physical attack. At no time did I see that in this video. Nor did I see any verbal abuse. Maybe that was in Part 1?
Yes
These skiers make me so angry. Wtf was he doing sitting in the middle of the run?
It's not in the middle, put glasses. It was so simple to get around him.
I’ve skiied hundreds of days in my life and this is such an overreaction. Totally fine if the man is irritated and lets you know, I think that is perfectly understandable. It is even ok to let the ski resort know in a polite way. But getting in a huge argument and escalating like that is totally across the line. All of us had to learn at some point and a little crash like that, although unfortunate, is not unexpected and part of the risk of skiing. This is not an adult acting reckless to try to get speed, just a little kid learning to turn and a beginner run. I think if we forget what it is like to be a kid and to learn we forget our roots and it’s important to remember the road to where we are now.
It’s Boulder run! That’s a kids and beginners run. Expect it.
Part 1: 3 minutes.
Part 2: Full Length Feature Film
Always love how people are apologetic AFTER things don’t go in their favour lol
Yes but it is also because we calm down and realize what we did while angry.
Dont yell at the poor lift guys we have it rough as it is, speaking from expirence.
8 years later and I bet this guy is still a punk! XD Wish you and your family the best! :D
What’s the guy do standing in the middle of the trail?
I loved the bit where nothing happened.
(And yes, I've watched part 1)
Bunch of geniuses to the rescue. My goodness how many times will they have you repeat the story? Standing around looking confused. As if every braincell is straight up struuuugggggling to figure out what to do
This whole thing is utterly ridiculous.
And on a side note, unless a person is missing a ticket, we (the lift operators) don't have any power in not letting him ride the lift.
Yea but im sure if you have 5 people saying that he assaulted a kid then im sure you have a reason to not let him on the lift.
Mason Banks he didn't assault the kid. He was a puke but did not assult
@@S2daUZ But the lift operators don't know whether he did or not. Even if he didn't assault the kid, having 5 people saying he did should be enough to stop him from getting on the lift and contacting authorities.
Well you are useless if you cannot remove someone causing problems. Safety should be a priority.
@@knoodle6848 so you would lie just to inconvenience the guy and waste everybody's time?
I don't know about you guys but, that ski patrol girl seemed pretty cute.
The guy with the purple Pant suit over reacted. Not sure why someone would carry on like that over a small harmless collision. The only thing I can figure is that his purple Bibby pants rode up on him and it caused soom sort of reoccurring rash to flare up, any way there is always some asshole to deal with. Good on the couple Tim & Toni and you for filming and posting it for others to see. Cheers
People who act like this should get their pass pulled on site
I skied heavy before people were messing around filming each other . We were there to ski hard , recover , go back the next morning . That was fun .
Well, anger management springs to mind. The raging guy reminds me of a US Cop who isn't getting anywhere with a traffic stop and causes the whole thing to escalate into WW3. He really needs to take a chill-pill or he will end up with a coronary before he gets to retire.
Should apology and ski off. Deescalate the situation and don't give purple guy fuel for fire.
He saw the kid coming towards him. He could of just picked him up . Instead of haming it up and falling over like a frail oap. Geez Louise
Never seen anything like this in Europe or NZ. Watching a few of these ski rage vids it seems the majority happen in the US.
Had something similar happen to me when I was 11. 32 now and I still vividly remember the words he used. It's not cool to do this to a child. But this video gives me a strange satisfaction from how the situation was dealt with
As a skier, I hate seeing things like this go down, because it's almost always the skier being a jerk. I hope they pulled this guy's pass for the season. There's no excuse for behavior like that. I hope your family's still enjoying the stoke together!
ahah, it never crossed my mind people could press charges on a ski run for just a shit chat. Glad we haven't reached that point (yet) in Europe
Welcome to California. A lot of (_*_)es live here. :)
@@Kaneda0015 They guy who tried pressing charges and making a federal case out of the whole thing was a tourist from Australia, though
mhmm
in my country, at least on the few ski resorts where i went to people were extremely nice. since im a beginner i accidentally fell on a few people but they said that its okay and that accidents happen.
though there are a lot of people who sit on the skiing area and if youre not experienced enough its hard to avoid them.
after all no one wants to hurt you, its just accidental and it could happen to everyone
And kinda sad since the snowboard dad really wasnt totally innocent, he could have said sorry for his kids fault and just went on instead of wasting a whole day. Glad people are much nicer here in europe, never seen any ski police because of accidents here.
@@froznfire9531 you just jinxed yourself. Guaranteed you meet the biggest douche of a European on the mountain this season. You get good and bad people regardless of the continent.
has anyone asked if the kid is ok our upset ?
I think It's his son
yeah, that was all taken care of in the first video. I don't think the guy who got run into would have been satisfied regardless. He really just wanted someone to turn back time and correct the mistake. That or he was waiting for the dad to offer up a finger or something in reparations.
@@CLaShGoat you THINK? lol he said he was his child like 10 times smh
I watch so many of these ski rage videos and it amazes me how some people can keep their cool. I would have knocked the old guy out so fast. I could never imagine getting that mad over a child bumping into you
You have no imagination.
Do you see the irony in your statement. You are saying that you are so level headed that you wouldn't get mad at someone crashing in to you, but at the same time you are so hot tempered that you would immediately knock out an old guy who gets mad at you. What most people would do is to be the adult and just ignore the guy getting angry and move on. Maybe try to de-escelate the situation by apologizing to him, but just move on if he keeps rambling. If the guy actually assaulted the child, I can see why the parents would want to press charges, but from the look of the video, it doesn't look like either party was hurt, so I suspect the child's parents pay also be exaggerating the "assault".
@Venisor21 not what I was saying at all. You really wasted your time writing that book in the comments lol
I would get mad at the old guy for the way he was treating the kid. Getting bumped into on the mountain happens. Especially when there is kids. But it's how he acted after that warrants the punch.
And if you bothered to listen and watch the video. The kid was on a learners run. So you should expect to be run into. And if you puff your chest up at people on a lift line eventually you are going to get hit.
Nothing more condescending than someone with a Aussie accent calling you a “ding dong”! 🤣🤣🤣. Stings
Tim & Tony are rock stars.
Supervisor: "We're definitely kicking him off the mountain, we just want to know if you want to press charges."
Me: "Bwahahahahaha! Get that PSYCHO out of here!"
Funny how the guy acts all tough after being “taken out” by a kid lmao.
I go skiing to enjoy. I say sorry even if I know I'm not at fault, and offer my help, or just move on, no dramas.
The way the guy is trying to rationalize his behavior and talk all calm to the employees reminds me of how Brian Laundrie talked to the cops.
I’m shivering watching this. Looks coooold
Filming is the new fighting. “I have it on video!” I’m not impressed.
I mean if adults want to bitch over a problem like this what choice do you have? The skiier wouldn’t leave the dood alone
yeah.bs
This this the shit us snowboarders deal with
Frick agreed.
+CREEPS CREW and us skiers :P
ya 100% agree
Agreed
I was snowboarding yesterday and a skier ran into me and started yelling at me cuz I was apparently I was in his way
it's 2020 and that poor skier is still in traction
Ive never been skeeing...whats easier,snowboarding or skeeing?
It took me 9 minutes to realize this isn’t a compilation
Same, I could have sworn it said compilation in the title
7:29 the little kid killed me xD
It's like when parents fight at their kid's sporting events. At some point they completely forget about the kids or parenting in general and get lost in their petty BS.
Dude knows he messed up and over reacted. Dude sounds like a real winner.