Everest: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

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  @garyberger9257 · 7 years ago

  &quot;That&apos;s one man physically squeezing the White guilt out of another.&quot;<br><br>I almost died.

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  @Churono · 7 years ago

  On the other hand, the idea of rich people paying over ten thousand dollars to die on a mountain is objectively very funny.

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• FU

  @FunkyBukkyo · 7 years ago

  Sherpas be like, &quot;This is my hundredth climb to the peak.&quot;

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  @kaleblavender6093 · 3 years ago

  I always imagined climbing a mountain as this silent, sort of lonely endeavor with at most a few people. Not getting to the top and waiting in line for a photo like you&apos;re trying to get a picture with a mall Santa. So weird.

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  @aaaron152 · 7 years ago

  This could be easily titled: “How stupid selfish rich people continue to ruin everything that’s good.”

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• DE

  @Derekivery · 7 years ago (edited)

  Everest should be like the NYC marathon, you should be required to complete several smaller mountains before you can climb the big one.

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  @NishchalGautam · 7 years ago

  As a Nepali I approve this video, please don&apos;t climb Mt. Everest, stay at home, enjoy time with friends.

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  @ignaciodiazmoore · 3 years ago

  The fact that AT&amp;T owns Warner Media, who owns HBO, and John didn&apos;t hold back at mocking the company is why this news show is my favorite

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• TE

  @Teyl1 · 7 years ago

  &quot;That is one man literially squeezing the white guilt out of another.&quot; <br><br>Amazingly &nbsp;accurate. That dude really wanted to believe that claim as fast as he could so he didn&apos;t have to feel as bad about paying this man to risk himself daily to make his up hill walk possible.

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  @teodorwenno8547 · 7 years ago

  Highest ever phone call, huh? Man&apos;s outta be pissed when he hears about planes

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  @XxDrEvilxX · 7 years ago

  I love how John killed peoples social media bragging rights 😂

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  @Julia-lk8jn · 3 years ago

  Here&apos;s some event on Mount Everest that truly impresses me: <br>in May 2006, one climber on the descend was left for dead at 8700m, after his team had tried for hours to rescue him. &nbsp;<br>An ascending team found him the next morning, still alive against all odds, and gave up on their own ascend to rescue him. <br>The members of that team were: <br>- Daniel Mazur (U.S.)<br>- Andrew Brash (Canada)<br>- Myles Osborne (UK)<br>- Jangbu Sherpa

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