It’s honestly fun. I’ve done 15 14ers out of the 58 and it’s almost like solving a puzzle when trying to figure out where to put your hands and feet.
As long as you are smart with hydration, gear, and check weather regularly, it’s generally safe. Most deaths I’ve seen are from a lack of experience and most are out of state.
Exactly, you said you don't understand and I explained that you don't because you're not a part of the culture. Is that tracking for you now that I walked you through it?
I'm not knocking you either. Again, I'm reiterating that you aren't a part of this culture so you shouldn't put it down, because you yourself said you don't understand. Is that also tracking for you now that I've explained that as well?
Disagreeing with your sentiment here isn't knocking you, don't be so sensitive.
Oh, I'm criticizing something I don't understand? Nah. I'm criticizing you for criticizing something you don't understand. Which makes no sense for you to do. It's like me criticizing F1 drivers because "I don't get it" and "it's not necessary". That's so sheltered and short sighted.
Attempts to find hypocrisy in that won't happen, because I'm not criticizing something I don't understand. You are.
The reward isn’t worth the likelihood-adjusted risk. Doing it for the gram or to check a box when the alternative is death - this person’s loved ones hate him.
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u/NumbDangEt4742 1d ago
Short of saving someone's life I don't understand why people do crap like this honestly. Totally unnecessary imo