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Oh I know, I been there

I have an idea

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Absolutely. And they were already a team (in addition to their loved ones being on the plane). If they were random people who didn't know each other, they all would have died as they wouldn't have been willing to work cooperatively.

@@StephEatsnTravels actually some of the survivors werent part of the team, but they definitely were all young men at their prime.

I could be (and probably am) wrong, but I think it's something to do with alcohol... "if anybody has been drinking on the job, you tell somebody"... that's my guess.

cellar 1. n. [Drilling] A dug-out area, possibly lined with wood, cement or very large diameter (6 ft [1.8 m]) thin-wall pipe, located below the rig. That’s what google says anyway.

@@snooziblu I was very much wrong

I think it’s a sign that Daniel doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Everyone knew the guy was down in the pit… they just accidentally knocked a drilling piece onto him.

I think both interpretations are probable. The drinking one would identify Daniel as a rationalizer of an obviously pre-osha setup and fleshes out his character more IMHO

neither did he

Oil doesn’t light up easily like that. If there was gas too then that would have been bad.

Yeah man I wish I could die in a mud hole too sounds fun

@@MxYxSxTxIxCx well be aware what's above you. if there was a bigass bit above me I ain't taking my eyes away

@@cp25170funnyguy not to mention the 360 degree sphere of constant danger around you as long as you're on location

Easy way to know if you struck oil

@Ed B it's an easy way to stop living in general too lol.

@Ed B I dont know Ed, I just dont know.

Could have been some Chronic and not Tobacco.

The guy is in the middle of the earths core scooping up oil. I think his lungs are not at the top of his priority list

lol

@@ryanhogge8 did you seriously just laugh at your own comment

@@thatsabingo6695 wanna say I laughed at someone's reply and it's been deleted, but maybe I did.

My man! Nothing wrong in that

He could reprise the act. I was stage crew when he worked Atlantic City. His putting his hand on his and leaning depressedly down on the piano was so he could read his copious notes it took us an hour to take inside the grand piano on the stage. So it would be an easy act to get started on for this guy here. I waved the millions of depressed millenials would eat it up. Why , you could be the next Lenny Bruce.

@@aaronsmith5433 Aaron why two A's???

Simpson eh

It would have been easier to go east, following the river to el sosneado, where there was a road. It would have been a descent all the way. Going west took much longer, was higher & colder. And much more risky.

@@missasinenomine True, but the route they did take wasn't as difficult as the movie made it out to be. After their initial climb to get out of the caldera where the plane wreckage was located, it was "all downhill" from there. They did not have to climb any additional mountains like the movie led you to believe.

@@LowerTheBoom Downhill it may have been in terms of altitude. But often downhill is more risky than uphill. You can lose your footing & break your leg. Or worse. They only had rugby boots. No ankle support. The way was treacherous. Canessa's initial hunch to take the road east would have been far safer & quicker. Clambering over mountains at that altitude & at those low temperatures was truly insane. And with no food either. Really a miracle. My view is that they waited too long. 10 weeks in the mountains! Easy to be wise after the event.

@@LowerTheBoom The "initial climb" was a mere 4000' approx. A mountain of ice & snow. After that there were peaks as far as the eye could see. Not exactly "downhill"! "How far did Nando Parrado walk? 44 miles In the end, Parrado and Canessa traveled over 44 miles over extremely dangerous terrain, without any appropriate equipment and in a condition of advanced malnutrition and psychological stress.Oct. 23, 2012" Fractured skull. Dying of starvation. Dying of hypothermia. Surviving on rotting human remains. No climbing boots, gloves, crampons, ice axe, weather clothing. Down to -30C + wind chill. 11000' or more rarified atmosphere. No map. Unthinkable & impossible. But they made it!

@@missasinenomine Yes it was downhill. The view from the top was "peaks as far as the eye could see." But they did NOT have to climb ANY of those peaks. This is what I'm saying. From the top they simply had to follow a single drainage, basically all downhill, as it wound it's way to the west and the foothills. Do you understand what I mean when I refer to a drainage? It's like a single river valley. After the initial climb out of the caldera away from the airplane they did not have to climb a single additional mountain on their way out. If you watch the movie it leaves the viewer with the impression that they had to keep climbing all those mountains. Up and down up and down, in order to get out. This was not the case. I'm not saying what they did was "easy," I'm simply pointing out the fact that they weren't climbing mountains in order to walk out of there.

Cheers for that mate. In that case, learn how to play it yourself, record it, throw it in movie maker and add the text & chords... Then you can you can get comments from arseholes who don’t appreciate the trouble you go to, and who don’t know enough about guitar to work out and correct the couple of minor slip-ups that you make. Enjoy.... However if you’ve done that already then I apologise.

@@94981745 Well, maybe I know I can't, so I don't do it. At least I hear the difference and feel responsible for not filling the net with wrong versions, let alone teach others how to play wrong

CaptainGoldenhind Well, at least you’re honourable enough to admit you can’t do it. If my video pisses you off then I apologise. It’s over 8 years old and I was a beginner at the time as I’d only played for a couple of years on and off. I only play for myself now. Good luck if you’re playing. Wish you all the best.

film student? lol

@@Mat-threw No. It's just one of my favorite films. I appreciate the true to life details and nuance that become apparent with repeated viewings.

After OSHA: Hats are to be removed when viewing dead bodies at the workplace. Now get back to work!!

@@adamschaeffer4057 OSHA, Occupational Safety and Hat Administration.

@@plk5520 Otherwise Shoddy Handwork Approved

Bolt Marksman the song is called smear by Jonny greenwood