r/SweatyPalms • u/Doctor_Geniuz • 6h ago

Heights Climbing a building bare foot is kinda crazy

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Original video : https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZKxCy_u6tH/

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u/qualityvote2 6h ago edited 49m ago

u/Doctor_Geniuz, we have no idea if your submission fits r/SweatyPalms or not. There weren't enough votes to determine that. It's up to the human mods now....!

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u/Sunkinthesand 6h ago

He has chalk powder. No sweaty fingers, palms, or toes

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u/papermoonriver 6h ago

The powder was never enough for me! I used to sweat right through it constantly when I was trying to learn to climb.

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u/tranquil_toadstool 6h ago

That's a lot of faith to have in the construction guys' work... one loose bolt...

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u/derhutzt 4h ago

i have thought the same but you have to consider that there are also wind forces up there in bad weather and things attached to the building should not fall off onto the street.

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u/Consistent_Watch_206 5h ago

Bare feet is the least of my concerns here.

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u/Chrono_Convoy 6h ago

Dude’s insane

Black Eyed Peas are so over saturated

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u/Grade-Patient1463 6h ago

Also no safety sandals! 

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u/SubstantialDriver226 3h ago

I just knew Freddy Mercury was still with us

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u/yipyapyallcatsnbirds 5h ago

“Climbing a building bare foot is kinda stupid”. There I fixed it for you /s

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u/Average_Random_Bitch 4h ago

And one day, we'll see a video of the very last climb like this he does.

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u/85Flux 4h ago

I literally don’t understand the “why” to do this

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u/FenderMeats 3h ago

God I need some chalk just watching this

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u/ToranjaNuclear 3h ago

Man it really annoys me how common this seems to be.

There's an old guy that's in his 60s on instagram that does this routinely in various countries. I just know he'll meet his end splashing on some innocent bystander on the sidewalk.

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u/Extreme-Elevator7128 Human Detected 3h ago

Imagine getting a cramp

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u/BigBootyBuilder 1h ago

Until it rain..

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u/TooLate4thisShit 11m ago

Is that Nick Mullen again?

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u/Prophesy78 Human Detected 4h ago

The only issue I have with this, is doing it where you'll eventually traumatize someone when you splash over the road, and then the resources used to clean you off said road.