13-year-old falls over edge of Grand Canyon | GMA

Emergency crews pulled off the rescue after the boy plunged nearly 100 feet over the edge.
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[@lindabryant4292]

The first time I went to the Grand Canyon I was just a kid. I ran up to the rail having no idea what I was about to see. And then I stood their frozen for several seconds in awe. I then stepped back several feet, having a brand new respect for heights. What a place.

[@heirofthenazareen3812]

I've flown over it; never went there though. Looks fantastic from the air.

[@meowmoooink4225]

When I went there as a kid in the early 2000s there was no rail in many places. You could walk right up to the edge.

[@maremacd]

Went there in 2019 for the first time at the age of 54. It took my breath away. I did notice that there were many young people sitting or standing well off trail, beyond any railings, on shockingly high and abrupt outcroppings. Nobody is really prevented from going right off the edge if they wanted to or if they were careless enough.

[@glitch-pr3nr]

God did that😅

[@shaylacrossland1475]

​@@glitch-pr3nrGod definitely made him survive

[@90klh]

I was so terrified when I saw the grand canyon, I wouldn't go near the edge and I don't regret that at all

[@brailrice]

Yeah I wasn’t too impressed with it myself. I’ve seen better.

[@ktkt1825]

I was on the lip of Half Dome many years ago, and could not get within 10 feet of it- scared me to death. 1,500 ft straight down and a view of the valley 4,000 feet below.

[@travdaddy777]

​@@brailricelmao classic.

[@90klh]

@@ktkt1825 right?! Who does that? My mom convinced me to turn my back on the canyon so we could get a picture of me with the canyon in the background, and I just had this awful feeling that I only JUST escaped tumbling over the edge. Needless to say, I much prefer the petrified forest

[@90klh]

@@brailrice I mean, I was impressed by it, if that's a synonym for terror

[@cmtippens9209]

Glad he's doing good. Proof yet again that tourists frequently ignore or forget that nature is not forgiving a lot of the time.

[@vela-rn2jz]

Kid is lucky he is alive. Most people die.. every year.

[@mercoid]

“……Most people die.. every year.” 😆 that doesn’t even make sense.

[@living9377]

Lucky? Doubt it. He’s blessed and protected. A 70 foot fall usually results in death.

[@samia6888]

@@mercoidhe means literally.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

The narrator sounds like she has a speech impediment. How could someone like that possibly get such a job... obviously a diversity hire.

[@billycox475]

​@@mercoidwe'd be extinct in about 20 years or so

[@karenjames3654]

I have visited there and tons of people go behind the areas that are marked off. It was so scary that people think they are invincible.

[@thestooges333]

It’s not that people think they’re invincible. It’s that people are actually this stupid.

[@aboutdawntoday]

I could not believe how many people climb over the fences I was afraid I was going to see someone fall right in front of me.

[@hlcepeda]

Sounds like the same people who must, by whatever means possible, saunter up to dangerous wild animals, as if they were in a Disney movie.

[@pawlice8341]

The first time I went there. I remember a group of about ten Asians who wanted to take a picture together. They had crossed the barriers. They were on the edge of the void. Then jumped in place again and again . Because they wanted to take a picture with their feet off the ground at the same time . Terrifying to watch. 😅

[@FirstnameLastname-ob1bp]

Tourists always ruin everything

[@toosense]

Went to see the canyons in Utah. Amazing how many people were standing so close to the edge to take selfies. Insane. This teen is so lucky he survived.

[@Stefanie2530]

He wasn't taking a selfie. He was trying to move out of the way for other people to take pictures and lost his footing

[@toosense]

@@Stefanie2530 I didn’t say he was.

[@automnejoy5308]

If anyone is going to survive a crazy situation like this, it will probably be a teenager. But yes, still VERY lucky.

[@gardensofthegods]

In an interview the teenager said there were people trying to get their pictures taken so he backed up to give them room and he was kneeling down holding onto a rock but then realized it wasn't secure and he lost his balance . I'm glad he's alive but once again begs the question of people being too close to the edge . Instead of backing up to make room for the people he should have walked past them and gone away from the edge .

[@sideboob6851]

Yet again the National Park Service has to remind people not to do stupid things and be aware of their surroundings.

[@daylehudson6810]

That's what signs are for there not there to hold your hand

[@pdobos]

Can we just talk about that cop’s mustache? Absolutely epic…

[@meyokkob458]

That looks nasty

[@absolutelypro4612]

More hair on his lip then his whole head

[@gaywizard2000]

I am a fan!

[@SatyaKaliYam]

After a near death experience, I hope it helps us realize how life is so precious and worthy. Be thankful and grateful for every breath you take because it could be your last. 🙏💯💟

[@llIlIIlIlIIllIll]

nde is a made up term. We all are at risk of death every single day.

[@FirstnameLastname-ob1bp]

I know lots of people who didn't even make it to age 18 and I know plenty more who didn't make it to 30. Life really is precious! Don't take it for granted!

[@isimplyxisabella]

OMG I JUST WENT HERE July 26th to the 30th of July this year and saw people sitting and standing at the edge of the cliff with no fence. I wouldn't even dare to go close to the cliff.

[@majikdivaa6199]

seee...if something happen...i dont feel sorry for them ! Their fault !

[@JinkiesScoob]

I went over 20 years ago as an adult and still have nightmares about falling over the edge.

[@daylehudson6810]

Makes me queezy just thinking about it

[@daylehudson6810]

​@@JinkiesScoobyou shouldn't have been on edge

[@daylehudson6810]

Your not suppose to

[@Keith19533]

My automatic first thought was What was he doing? As for the rest of the fallers, wth would you go up to the edge without a guardrail? And no mention of the boy's parents???

[@catapillargirl2021]

I hope he can make a full recovery

[@llIlIIlIlIIllIll]

Hopefully not.

[@user-pb1ic7pi9c]

Wait!!!! he survived???

[@AttilatheThrilla]

@@user-pb1ic7pi9cWatch the damn video fool

[@Stefanie2530]

He has been discharged from the hospital: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIG5ipKwd9eao8U

[@MCtravler]

@@user-pb1ic7pi9c. You didn’t listen?

[@ucapt-it6vf]

Between this and last week a man was desolved into the yellow stone hot spring and die, or another was injured by bison in Wyoming, these people forget to bring their brains when they left their home. I was at Grand canyon in June 2018, saw many young people stood at the edge with only flip flops, the ground is full of tiny rocks where its so easy to slip down. During the same trip to the Horseshoe Bend, even more tourist sitting on the edge for selfies all these for social media. If they fell off the cliff, they brought it to themselves. I only dare to stood 3 feet away and my knee were shacking and heart pounding 😢

[@saylaveenadmearedead]

Send a bill for recovering him...

[@stacypeters2856]

I agree

[@AmyC37217]

apparently you've never heard of bankruptcy - medical bills are the #1 cause of bankruptcy in the USA

[@pappadudat]

why do people attempt to hang over the edge!!

[@bookgirlny8511]

Ikr

[@mannyechaluce3814]

To viral in Social Media

[@86TrapHouse]

For the gram

[@Deadassbruhfrfr]

Low iq

[@groovingranny5452]

I am feeling extra grumpy today. So this kid goes beyond marked areas, falls and is rescued by folks who risked their lives to save him. Send the family a bill for rescue, at the least.

[@rockradstone]

👍

[@wallywanker7435]

They get paid to do what they do and that’s the job they sign up for. This comment is beyond ignorant. If they didn’t want to risk their lives they should of gotten a job picking apples. That would be like becoming a firemen then wanting to bill people cause their house caught on fire. Gtfoh.

[@groovingranny5452]

@@wallywanker7435 Yes, if you store oily rags next to your meth lab, you should get a bill from the fire department. Folks putting their lives on the line to save your Darwin award attempt is disrespectful of their courage and sacrifice.

[@kellykelz423]

Just went in June on this same trail. It was 9 of us, my daughter and I turned around. Everyone else went down a couple of miles. My daughter and I were petrified. Didn't even make it a quarter of a mile down. Its just too narrow and you have to make room for the folks coming back up the canyon. So when we were coming back up we were right on the edge of the cliff. I couldn't stomach it. I'll go again but I'll never get back on that trail. Blessings to all who are brave enough to make it to the bottom and back up.

[@erickasegura5277]

It's nice they were able to help him. My mother, sisters and I visited the Grand Canyon years ago. We started hiking one day, I don't remember the trail, it was considered moderate and there were a lot of people. My sisters and I were a little ahead of my mother taking pictures. We then heard some sliding and my mother shout out. I turned around so fast thinking my mom had just slipped off the cliff. We ran over to help her get up. She was alright. We asked her what happened, she said the couple behind her was almost on her like they were rushing her, they were laughing so she turned around and lost her step as she was trying to move out of their way. I am so thankful that my mother was ok. Some people will say that maybe she shouldn't have been going so slow or that she shouldn't have been there. Maybe. But I think everyone should be able to enjoy a hike at their own pace and as long as they are being safe. Respect the land.

[@erickasegura5277]

@anidiotmakesthings Oh, thats good to know. Thanks. I always assumed that everyone walks on the right side of the path. So mom was on the right because when we went to help her up she was by the cliff which was on the right side of the path.

[@chrislim7976]

If the Grand Canyon isn't enough of a deterrent to be careful for some people perhaps a rescue and hospital bill will be.

[@shondrawhite9317]

Stay on the trails. Follow the rules. The people whom dont? They ruin beautiful things for the rest of us. I'm tired of some people.. cant follow rules, stay in your ruleless homes. Let us enjoy life.

[@dpelpal]

They should prosecute him, I swear. Now some putz is going to sue the Nat'l Park system, and they'll move the guardrails so far back it's no fun any more.

[@RRLV434]

I was just there and felt safe. Just be careful where you step and stay on the trail

[@erismana2105]

Who pays for these rescues?

[@markberryhill2715]

He'll probably be out harassing bison at Yellowstone next week. Some folks have to learn the hard way.

[@Deadassbruhfrfr]

Amen 🙏🏼

[@monkeybusiness2204]

Stupid selfie fall again?

[@janetpattison8474]

I hope the kid survived without a severe head injury. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@knyght1074]

Sometimes we take for granted and forget how fragile humans beings are. I think the most dangerous thing we can do at any point in our life is to get complacent on anything we do.

[@suki757]

I was taught as a child to always stand back 3 feet from any cliff or ledge, and this is why!

[@ericeandco]

Very smart rule. You never know how sold that edge really is.

[@llIlIIlIlIIllIll]

Seems like you had parents who cared about your well being.

[@daylehudson6810]

Your lucky you had parents that trained you and didn't just let you go

[@daylehudson6810]

You had god responsible parents

[@SKISAY]

10ft for me!!!

[@michaelscot4816]

Darwin's gotta eat too. 🙃

[@seviregis7441]

Thank God that boy survived. I pray he fully recovers.

[@meeeeeee-uz1im]

This is why getting off your phone is important

[@Torrque]

That the “park service” puts out ANY statement at all about the terrain is laughable. If somebody CHOOSES not to assess properly with their own two eyes, their own senses, well… it’s just nature calling them back into the fold of atoms.

[@dpelpal]

People literally expect the federal government to be their damned nannies. Grizzly bear attacks somebody? Blame the park service. Kid jumps the guardrail and hangs off a cliff, then falls? Must be the Park Service's fault! Good lord, when is this going to end?!

[@headhunter7881]

It was a 13 year old kid you think your statement of him going back to atoms is accurate you would say that?

[@mtadams2009]

@@dpelpal I read nothing of the sort. I did not see his portents blaming anyone. I have never seen anyone blame the park service anywhere for being attacked. You are just making up crap. I am happy for the young boy, yes he was just a young kid who made a mistake.

[@ktkt1825]

@@dpelpal Many have tried to blame/sue the Park Service to no avail. Blame in these cases is only trying to avoid responsibility.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

​@@headhunter7881 Going back to the atoms, what a brilliant line 👏🤣

[@liamwhite5529]

No one gonna talk about this heroic rescue?

[@Stephaniewashere]

Can't believe he survived. Thank God!!

[@misterfunnybones]

When I visited the canyon I took pictures of people putting themselves in spectacularly dangerous locations for selfie shots; it's amazing more people don't fall in, given the popularity of the park.

[@krisjackson5967]

How scary for the family. My husband & I visited there in 2013 . Happy to stay a safe distance from the edge

[@davemathews7890]

Grand Canyon - "certain sections are surprisingly steep." Gee, do ya think???

[@gr8dvd]

😂😂 Only surprising if you’ve never been there, or seen pictures, or don’t speak English and thus have no idea what "grand" nor "canyon" means.

[@leechjim8023]

Whaaaat! That's an incredible breakthrough in knowledge. You have me flooooored!!!🥸🥸🥸🤪

[@billybrown7953]

The new ... tictoc ... challenge.

[@TheEternalTaoist]

So happy he survived!! Can you imagine the story he’ll tell for the rest of his life 😅

[@Phobos_Thanatos]

Hope i dont sound too aggressive here but i feel like even if the lad was only 13, he should have known better than to play around large chasms (not saying his parents weren’t responsible either they share the blame for not controlling him). Well at the very least the kid can live to regret his decision.

[@jamesbillington9280]

If only there was a way to make the Grand Canyon bigger, wider, easier to see....

[@daylehudson6810]

Why?

[@justdoingitjim7095]

Wow, that kid's lucky to be alive! Seventy feet is equivalent to a seven story building!

[@user-xx5iz6rz1h]

God bless those angels watching that young boy he was to young to make that travel

[@adrianwillis66]

Thank goodness he survived. That is a blessing

[@alexgomez946]

Let me guess. He went over a fence?

[@laurenurban3942]

He should have been more careful. At least he survived…hopefully, he can still walk.

[@daylehudson6810]

He was a child. The parents should not let them just take off like that

[@daylehudson6810]

He was a kid. Its the parents job to make sure they don't just take off like there wild. They need to be taught that early on

[@daylehudson6810]

His parents should have been watching him.

[@melissamcclain34]

He was with his mom And said he was trying to move out of the way for people who were taking pictures when he slipped. He suffered some pretty bad injuries kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIG5ipKwd9eao8U

[@daylehudson6810]

It wasent his fault. Blame the parents for being irresponsible

[@BikerDash]

I pray the child recovers swiftly and fully.

[@uselesscommenters2707]

Thanks for doing nothing. The kid died

[@8arrows]

70 feet. Imagine a 7 story building for perspective.

[@brailrice]

Or you could imagine 1 foot then multiply that in your mind by 70.

[@tompsheridantsheridant7354]

​@@brailriceDARZHNARZHERLABLE? DARZHNARZHERLARBLE?

[@ThatOpalGuy]

Did he lose his lucky red hat?

[@ktkt1825]

Red hats are not lucky- they are the opposite.

[@OhanaTraveler_]

Oh my goodness I hope the teen is ok with his health Prayers for the family who was shock for their child life as well.

[@traildoggy]

For the rest of his life, whenever someone tells a tale he can counter with, "That's nothing man, did I ever tell you about the time I fell into the Grand Canyon?"

[@travdaddy777]

I'd be responding with "ya but you're a fucking moron..."

[@sandramorey2529]

He is the luckiest kid alive. More braun than brains it looks like. I hope he will not be crippled in any way. That's quite a fall.

[@josephpolityka2765]

The speech standards for TV journalism have gone downhill.

[@SheerLunaSea]

Lucky boy! I hope he recovers quickly!

[@mtadams2009]

@@captaingoodguyYour sick, you may want to get some help for your mental health.

[@itwasaliens]

How tf is he lucky? He fell off a damn cliff.

[@brianmyers4444]

@@itwasalienslucky because he was saved and didn’t fall further. Pretty obvious

[@MatthewSevens]

Idk when I was 13 I was smart enough to not stand near edges or fall off cliffs. Parents are to blame for bringing him as well. Darwin talks about these things for a reason.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

​@@captaingoodguyDarwin is patient, my dude

[@goldsung5710]

This is the reason the microwave oven makers print a warning “Do not put your baby in the oven” 🙄 Well done, parents!

[@dpelpal]

Yep. The kids parents will probably end up suing the park service no doubt

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Well done.... that pun 😂

[@danasmith858]

And yet they still have

[@Tk-iz2ws]

Prayers for him. 🙏

[@Julia-b9x]

If I were his parents, I would be in counseling for the rest of my life. I can't even imagine the trauma that he and his parents have gone through. Thank God he survived.

[@daylehudson6810]

Why did his parents allow him to take off like that

[@daylehudson6810]

Parents just let him take off

[@swisstopia]

Thank “God”? 😂

[@Julia-b9x]

@@swisstopia - or we can all thank the universal loving energy, the name doesn't matter.

[@sweetcherry7759]

I’m sure what he’s gone thru is enough punishment for his likely very foolish actions (wandering off or testing his luck, more than likely)

[@demonboy619]

Kid literally survived everyone's nightmare

[@ridiculousred604]

I cant believe He lived that's crazy

[@samyoung3592]

The resiliency of 13. You more bounce than tear apart....

[@ktkt1825]

He may likely feel affects from this later in life- they do bend more than older people, though.

[@donnatate458]

I'm happy to hear he's doing so well and will be discharged from the hospital.

[@UncleFjester]

*There is a 100% safe guard rail preventing anyone with an IG account from falling over!*

[@beanzburriton4263]

what does that even mean? LOL

[@AmyC37217]

are you creeping 13 year olds on instagram?

[@bookgirlny8511]

What the hell was he doing so close to the edge??

[@ThatOpalGuy]

Waving to Darwin.

[@traildoggy]

falling

[@ktkt1825]

@@traildoggy Thinking, "How close can I get without falling". There's the answer

[@theresahaines2647]

A true miracle from God. Thank you, God. May God heal this young boy and give him and his family peace, comfort and hope. 🙏 🙏 🙏 ❤

[@joanna8967]

God is a jerk, he decides to let other people suffer and die, and then everyone kisses his ass and praises him because some stupid kid, breaking the rules, lives. Give me a break.

[@aniwahyas5357]

Amen❤

[@BobBondi]

Look online for the gospel of Thomas. It will surprise you!

[@Scott-rf1un]

Lol good one

[@mercoid]

He was screwing around and/or being over confident regarding the risks involved with being on rocky high cliff terrain. Teens, and most adults for that matter, are Darwin Award candidates.

[@drone_boss]

Lucky! Where were his parents?

[@drone_boss]

@traybern bummer

[@deec3561]

So glad he’s alive! Thank God

[@longfellow5276]

God,s the one who made him slip😂

[@itwasaliens]

Over 76 people fell onto the canyon since 2013. Jfc

[@bookgirlny8511]

Ikr 🙄

[@mattpashaie2936]

Thanks

[@dianaellis643]

Glad that he alive and doing okey

[@kiracoburn1427]

I was just there for the first time a couple of days ago. I watched people climb over the railing to take pictures

[@ericeandco]

The deserve the consequences.

[@daylehudson6810]

There not suppose to do that

[@LegumesEtFleurs]

That is why you should stay back and not go beyond the marked off territory and those which are barricaded. Always be cautious and alert. Parents should always remind their children safety precautions.

[@lisamasters1127]

National Parks need to do more to keep people safe. Many have no railings and people don't know better to save away from edges

[@mothership1849]

Thank god he survived!!

[@tommas2674]

don't create kids that think they are the world, RAISE THEM. PLEASE. For all our sakes.

[@anonymously_me1803]

A miracle!

[@Grandizer8989]

There is a book called Death at Yosemite that lists all of the deaths at that park… there needs to be one about the GC and Everest. I would buy both.

[@SNicole1242]

There are actually places you can slip through under the rails on the north rim. Very scary.

[@jazmineK90]

My heart dropped in my stomach reading the title! I hope he is OK!

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

It's an incredible place to visit, but pay attention, damnit.

[@daylehudson6810]

Yes parents. Don't just let your kids just take off

[@aw8027]

He “slipped from an elevated point” that he shouldn’t have been standing on?

[@mannyechaluce3814]

that's everywhere in the Grand Canyon

[@brailrice]

He clearly understood that and was trying to get to safer ground as quickly as possible.

[@MCtravler]

I’d like to see the photo his parents were taking of him, balancing on top of that railing before he fell!

[@goktimusprime]

He survived a 7 decametre to 1 hectometre fall?!? Holy cow!

[@MB-oj7ds]

Visited the Grand Canyon from the AZ side. I had what felt like a panic attack. I was fearful even in the safe designated areas. When my husband went to take pics, I called out to him to get back from the edge, he thought I was acting silly, meanwhile, I was yards away from the edge hugging a half dead tree. Then on the way out of the GC my husband wasn’t focusing on the road, but on the sunlight and colors of the canyon sights, I started crying and begging for him to keep his eyes on the road, bc it seemed like the roads were windy and had no barriers except some weak half dead shrubs. My son gave me his baby blanket to cover my face from the sights while I was panicking. It was not for me. I wanted to get out of the GC way before the sun started setting with potentially no lights on the roadway. On top of that ppl intentionally step over the barriers in flip flops to take selfies with their backs to the canyon, one gush of wind and/or a slip to cause an imbalance, oh my!!! I just can’t, it stresses me out. 😳

[@ucapt-it6vf]

I Saw many young people wearing flip flops standing by the edge too😢

[@deloresredman4792]

Why would dumb asses wear flip flops to the f grand Canyon?

[@a.w.thompson4001]

MB, you are at the opposite end of the risk-assessment spectrum from the boy in this news report.

[@MB-oj7ds]

@@a.w.thompson4001 thanks for the laugh!!!! I never thought about it from that perspective. I’m very happy the young man gets to see another day with minimal consequences. I don’t think I will ever willingly go back to the Grand Canyon, all due respect for mother nature’s creation, but I like flat terrain. Have a great day!

[@phyld6491]

I saw the Grand Canyon from AZ too. I didn’t see any railings.

[@richard3793]

Where's the parents ? Why was a 13 yr old allowed to climb over the rails ? These kinds of people ruin it for all of us when they close it down and we who abide by the rules don't get to enjoy because access is closed.

[@jeanettesmith765]

I think the hiking paths don't have rails, but if he was at one of the lookouts, they have them but they are not tall.

[@richard3793]

@@jeanettesmith765 I see, so it's the rails fault and not the parents. BTW watch the video and see they were at a lookout.

[@brailrice]

They fell over the day before.

[@richard3793]

@@brailrice good one.

[@joep6035]

Maybe they should have put a leash on the 13 year old kid.

[@2TMarie]

70-100 foot fall, and survives to tell the tale! WOW! I'm certain that he will have some PTSD to overcome too.

[@silviaortiz6271]

Thank God he is going to recover.

[@BobBondi]

Loo0k online for the gospels of Thomas. It will surprise you!

[@EmiliosFather]

I don’t know this news anchor’s name, but her skin is beautiful. Like she’s glowing

[@tracy5014]

Where were the boy’s parents? Weren’t they supervising their child?!?

[@Miami7]

What a lucky boy and thank goodness he will be ok!! An excellent book to read is "Over The Edge, Death in Grand Canyon" by Michael P. Ghiglieri.

[@MariTemification]

Oh my gosh!!!!!!! I can’t even Imagine the panic and helplessness both him and his parents felt!

[@ericeandco]

Perhaps they should have been watching him and reigning him in.

[@MariTemification]

@@ericeandco you can’t assume it was his fault automatically. Maybe the railing gave way

[@moresalad221]

That stash though. Legit.

[@Random_Username001]

If anyone’s curious on what happened, he moved out the way for someone taking a photo and fell

[@bombaybeach208]

You can ONLY do that if you go out of your way to go beyond the railed off area. I imagine he wont be doing that again.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

How close do you have to get to see the Grand Canyon?

[@mannyechaluce3814]

That thing is HUGE !! 1 week is not enough to see every edge of it, technically it spans through multiple states

[@jeanettesmith765]

You don't have to go right up to the rail to see the canyon.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@jeanettesmith765 Apparently, this kid did not get the memo...😏📄

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@mannyechaluce3814 it doesn't require you to fall off of a cliff.😏🧗‍♂️

[@theprincessthepea441]

Just close that area of the trail. No one's life is worth losing over a moment incident which can be prevented. Good to know the young little man is well.

[@kathleenh3695]

Good job mom and dad

[@carol8709]

I'm glad the child survived but I have seen so much stupidity by kids who have adults overseeing them climbing out onto rocks past the barriers. Not sure where folks common sense went just to get the perfect instagram/tiktok posting....smh

[@CrowSpirit1977]

Holy Crap! I hope he's not too busted up!😳

[@toddmathis7484]

You will never fall off any cliff if you are smart enough to stay away from the edge.

[@YaYaPaBla]

Oh no 😔

[@ultramarathonman100]

Legend has it that mustache is steeper than the Grand Canyon