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@@bigriverfisherman7509 didn’t realize… thanks for the info!

@@FlexYourFreedoms Thanks partner! I misspoke there. Dagnamit!

I kinda like being that guy. You're right he wanted hyperthermia Hyper = too much Hypo = too little Thermia is the reference to heat.

@@grandcanyonposse all good 👍🏿

Thanks for the feedback, partner, I appreciate ya takin' the time to share your thoughts! Not sure if you caught the text on that clip, but the video shows a different incident where both parachuters made it out alive. I included it to give folks a visual for the story I was spinnin’. Always good to keep things clear-thanks again!

Super interesting! 😮

@@grandcanyonposse No I got it. Just pointing out to you that KZbin isn't fair lol. They're quite biased. Like showing half nudity but getting all uptight with a slight bit of violence

There are so many stories I've heard where a guy dies going after there hat I just don't understand it

I've found that it seems to fix itself...

Well, shoot, partner! I reckon y’all missed the point of this here video. Now, while I can’t go askin’ folks to take a tumble off a cliff or attempt to pet a bison for a photo-no sirree, that’d be downright reckless! So, we turned to the AI to help us illustrate just how some of these silly shenanigans can lead folks to bite the dust without any real-life harm. It’s all in good fun, like a rodeo without the bull! Just remember, sometimes a little creativity is what keeps us from dancin’ too close to the fire, and I reckon we’ll all keep our boots on the ground that way!

Well, shoot, partner! I reckon you’ve got more sense than a prairie dog in a hole! The Grand Canyon is a sight to behold, no doubt, but standin’ or jumpin’ from the rim is about as smart as playin’ poker with a rattlesnake. Folks need to remember that the canyon ain’t just a pretty picture-it’s a mighty dangerous place if you ain’t payin’ attention. Ain't no chance of survival when you’re takin’ risks like that! So, I tip my hat to you for keepin’ your boots on solid ground! Thanks for sharin’ your thoughts, and keep on enjoyin’ those stunning views from a safe perch!

Well, bless my boots and call me a happy camper! I’m tickled pink to hear ya enjoyed my narratin’! I reckon we’re dancin’ a fine line between entertainin’ and educatin’, just tryin’ to keep y’all on your toes while we wander through the wild tales of the canyon. Now, I gotta admit, I’m a mite disappointed ya didn’t fancy my singin’ too-there ain’t nothin’ quite like belting out a tune like a lonesome coyote under the stars! Guess I gotta take them singin’ lessons more seriously, huh? Well, thank ya kindly for ridin’ along, partner!

Well, ain't that the truth, partner! Jumpin’ off a cliff into water might seem like a right good idea, but once ya start hittin’ heights over 30, 40, 50 feet, you’re flirtin’ with danger like a cowboy at a rattlesnake round-up! Always think twice before takin’ that leap. Better safe than sorry, I say! Thanks for joinin’ the ride, and keep your boots on the ground when it comes to takin' chances!

Well now, partner, I can’t say I’ve cracked open that particular book, but I reckon it sounds like a real page-turner if it’s spillin’ the beans on the perils folks face out in them wilds! There’s plenty of ways to find trouble in nature, just like a cowboy can find a tumbleweed in a windstorm. If it’s anything like the tales I share about the Grand Canyon, I’d imagine it’s filled with some mighty cautionary stories! Thanks for the tip, and maybe I’ll add it to my readin’ list-right after I finish my how-to manual on dodgin’ bison!

Well now, partner, reckon you’ll want to set aside the whole day for this here adventure. At the bare minimum, you’re lookin’ at 'bout 7 hours from start to finish. That’s 'cause you’ll be ridin’ in the saddle for a good two-and-a-half hours just gettin' to and from the canyon. That leaves ya with a solid 4 hours to mosey around the rim, takin’ in every grand view this ol’ video of mine showcased. But let me tell ya, if your stomach starts growlin’ like a grizzly in spring, you might want to consider stoppin’ for a meal at one of them fine canyon restaurants. Word to the wise: think about bookin' a reservation ahead of time, 'cause them places can fill up quicker than a waterin’ hole in the desert. And if you’re plannin' on stickin’ around for sunset, well partner, you might as well settle in for a longer haul-'cause watchin' that sun dip below the canyon rim is somethin’ you don’t want to miss! It’ll add some extra time to your day, but trust me, it’s worth every minute.

@@grandcanyonposse Thanks for the great response!