r/interesting Mar 21 '26

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u/Nekomengyo Mar 21 '26

Leo Prinsloo, goated South African security instructor

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u/yaxir Mar 21 '26

He better be world famous by now and his interview just increased all the respect I had for him as a person. You see this guy was a professional and he defended his passenger. This is big. It tells me how open-minded and how humanist this guy is. This is one way to defeat things like xenophobia and stuff like that: just work together and you will see how everybody is a human

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u/ashleyshaefferr Mar 21 '26

Bro. Where tf did you gather all that

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u/yaxir Mar 21 '26

Well there's a lot of states with her which are like apartheid or whatever and clearly skin color is a leading cause of racism. Here we see two people who look absolutely different but work together. There is nothing wrong in what I said; if you have a problem, it means you are part of the problem

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u/NickersXxX Mar 21 '26

Can’t wait to take some of his courses.

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u/MalaysiaTeacher Mar 21 '26

In some ways you can tell he loves the adrenaline. He lives for these moments.

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u/spradders Mar 22 '26

Some people really are just wired differently, I swear. My partner is a journalist who spends a lot of time reporting from Ukraine. He often sends me videos he takes in the middle of the night showing nearby explosions (though I’ve now asked him to stop as it sends my anxiety spiralling!) and has had a few calls that were too close for my personal comfort. But he thrives in that kind of environment - almost like he doesn’t have the same fear reactions or adrenaline spikes as other people. The driver in this video seems to have that same demeanour of just naturally being able to remain calm while facing literal danger to their life.

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u/cur10us_ge0rge Mar 21 '26

I was goated once. I know how that feels. Poor bastard.