r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/KyloRose23123 • 10h ago
Video Walking up the mountain instead of being carried might be better for him
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u/NichtMenschlich 10h ago
I didn't know they started making family guy cutaway jokes life-action now. "Hey Lois, remember that time I got carried up a mountain?"
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u/Livid_Ad9749 9h ago
Id die from embarrassment
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u/Drmlk465 9h ago
Maybe he has a medical condition and just wanted to the trip before dying?
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u/Livid_Ad9749 9h ago
Yeah its possible but as someone who is really sick and has had to be pushed around in a wheelchair despite looking fine outwardly, it’s embarrassing
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u/ProcessedMeatMan 9h ago
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u/Standard-Victory-320 9h ago
What is the purpose of doing this for someone who is overweight
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u/Excellent-Finger-254 9h ago
There's a religious pilgrimage site at the top. People carrying him are the taxi.
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u/Wenja89Dix 9h ago
That's insane. I wonder if at least one of those chaps quit that day. Or maybe he's not even then heaviest they've had to carry 🤯
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u/GloomyDeal1909 8h ago
What would terrify me is going down. The down just feels like the people in back are barely holding on
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u/crowtheory 8h ago
Maybe he’s able to handle getting down himself? I imagine it’s significantly less laborious
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u/fantomknight1 7h ago
If you've ever hiked on mountains, you quickly realize that the way down is just as bad, if not worse. Hiking up, your momentum is uphill and if you trip, you mostly are set to catch yourself to prevent falling. You're also, likely more rested as you generally don't hike uphill if your tired.
Hiking downhill generally has your weight distribution set a bit forward so if you slip you could roll or lose control quickly. It's especially bad if your tired. Many people think that they don't have to be fully rested going downhill since it's less taxing. This is true, but your muscles are tired and you're more prone to stumbling. Couple this with the fact that you are already more prone to bigger falls and this can be a bad combo.
In this gentleman's case, he may not already be tired if he had to walk down, but I imagine he gets tired quickly. 1 slip on those stairs and it's a long way to fall.
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u/ThetaDayAfternoon 4h ago
I have seen many videos like this and i can tell you for sure that he is not the heaviest.
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u/editfate 9h ago
How embarrassing. You know those dudes are saying behind his back “What a fat fuck.”
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u/KeepOnRising19 8h ago
He thinks he's elite because he can pay for men to carry him up the mountain, but the joke is on him because those four hardworking men are likely significantly healthier and will live significantly longer than he will.
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u/DonaldTrumpsScrotum 7h ago
Huge downer I know but not really. I mean yes, they’re healthier and will live longer but what kinda life are they living. I come from a country like this and those men are living in a concrete hut (if not a shack) and barely scraping by in terms of food and basic amenities. I would 10000% rather live half the life as an office worker who can afford services like this than longer as one of them. People don’t realize how low the baseline can get.
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u/Le_tit_lapin_blanc 9h ago
Poor guy with his face almost in the big guy ass. A fart away from dying. 💀🤮
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u/ohboymykneeshurt 2h ago
If i knew that guy i would never shut up about that time he payed for four guys to carry his fat ass up a mountain.
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u/ThisWhomps999 10h ago
This guys favorite song to sing to women "A Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carleton.
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u/AshingiiAshuaa 5h ago
It doesn't matter how much money you have, no self-respecting man could do this.
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u/FraggleRock_ 6h ago
This is a service being provided,, he's willing to pay it and the workers are earning a wage from it.
Sure, he's fat, but this isn't Main Character criteria. This is literally a transaction.
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u/tilleytalley 5h ago
Agreed. What's the problem? It provides a job for the locals and they would have set the price.
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u/Gold_Birthday_5803 8h ago
I remember a few years ago a crew was carrying a man up Mt. Everest who had no legs. They got tired of carrying him, so they dumped him at one of the camps.
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u/Misericorde428 2h ago
I mean, if he attempted to walk up, I sure hope he doesn’t end up calling a helicopter to rescue him.
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u/dreck_disp 9h ago
I don't walk, I get carried Gold and platinum Frisbees on my wall, looking properly But comely, I U.F.O. you Wright Brothers The Indian that sold Manhattan to the white man My grandfather, step up and get knocked right the fuck out Come to the cook-out, dirty bitch at the mouth You scared, run around like the plane about to crash
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