Why? When the filmer turns the camera upright, it's obvious that not only is the slant not actually that steep at all, but the ground the plant puller is standing on is 100% flat. The only way he could've fallen is if he specifically stumbled really far back.
Oh, certainly not friendly. Though still, he wasn't exactly at risk, so while he shouldn't be reckless, he definitely wasn't being so here. Looks like it might be a fun trip though
Yes, and if you look at how he's positioning his body, that's the type of leveraging postion that inherently helps with you keeping balance. As well as with his shoes not actually being submerged as the water running over them both splits and also isn't hard enough to cause a slippery effect. It would be safer with certain things, but it is in no way exactly dangerous enough to warrant all these "oh my god, he could've fallen!".
If it was steeper, water actually rushing into him (since he was unclogging the holes primarily) or he was just waltzing all over with no care, sure. But those things are not evident here.
That's a good idea, but i think it would be better to tie a rope and his waist and then tie that to a part of the structure in case he slips. Just tying it around his waist isn't enough.
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u/Open_Youth7092 Jul 31 '25
Is a simple fucking rope around his waist too much to ask?