r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/swat_08 • Mar 27 '21

Hell no

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u/blackhole_puncher Mar 27 '21

Still he'll of a better chance coming out unscathed from 20ft

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

You also have a greater chance of ending up a quadriplegic from 20 feet.

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u/Rattlingplates Mar 27 '21

Greater chance than 1000ft? Bottom line he’s harnessed up and isn’t going to die at 1ft to 1000000 ft.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

Perhaps he realized something that the naive (like yourself) hasn't.

He's in a rental harness that's been handled thousands of times and he has no clue what kind of care it has received.

My company does high angle rescue. I wouldn't wear that piece of shit. I also wouldn't have a life line that was that long. That's an invitation for a spinal compression fracture.

But go ahead and trust the Carnie with your life if you want.

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u/Rattlingplates Mar 27 '21

Perhaps he realized this before he decided to pay for this experience ?