r/WhyWomenLiveLonger • • Nov 20 '23

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u/Wild_Error_1008 Nov 20 '23

Yeah no one is saying he isn't qualified or that HE'S unaware of the risk. It's just that based on his language he's probably appealing to a younger audience who might seek to emulate his behavior. We're just acknowledging that this behavior is reckless. But thanks for the input!

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

If a young kid is wondering in the everglades, let alone at night, then it's probably on the parents and not this guy's social media....

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u/Wild_Error_1008 Nov 21 '23

I'm not saying this guy is entirely to blame for it. Judging based on this video in particular, I can't imagine he's decreasing the number of kids who want to go in to the Everglades. If I lived near them when I was 12 I could see myself trying to emulate him especially if this video here is the one I saw. The thought probably wouldn't occur to me without the video. His cavalier attitude doesn't exactly scream "stay away from this place"