Attempting Everest Base Camp at 33 (what they don't tell you...) |

[@joykhooml]

Good to see that JP has matured from the trip....finally he is beginning to truly appreciate and understand what life is all about....

[@UnbxedToys]

For anyone interested, there's a movie called 'Everest' released years ago based on the 1996 Mt Everest disaster. It's a solid flick with a stacked cast. And it shows you how passionate one must be to be ready to hike the summit. Nothing but huge respect to those summit-ers.

[@verselines]

JP thinks he had a significant genuine interaction with the local shopkeeper but the local dude was just happy he managed to get JP to buy something.

[@europeweekender2020]

Lol can tell JP is the type of person that thinks he “immersed with local culture” and travels “off the beaten path”.

[@kaizer901]

Nepali fan here, not everyone but most of us do enjoy having a nice conversation with our guest who visits from exotic places. 1 purchase is not that significant lol maybe that guy did enjoy the connection with JP lah.

[@kylieng4617]

I love this ep!! To get to know updates about the cast and the team!!

[@jasminelim6983]

Keep looking for opportunities to put myself in unfamiliar or uncomfortable situations to make myself grow and understand life. i love that!

[@lynnettetan6956]

Wait! Don't end yet! JP was about to "get more into" his relationship...! We wanna hear about it😅

[@kevinlau2222]

Let it settle first?

[@christinechia8859]

Love the way JP sharing his story and I see light behind him hahahahha! Those moments that nobody can take away from! Faith Universe Connection Growinggggg ❤

[@vhalia]

Way to go, JP Well done! Its an achievement

[@kevinlau2222]

Agree!

[@MrDaddycharles]

Nice episode! Learning about the crew’s update and experiences is wonderful 👍👍👍

[@kevinlau2222]

Simple nothing is everything!

[@gypsyqzy]

Hey JP if you wanted to step out of your comfort zone and have a mind-blowing experience, why not immerse yourself fully in the experience and nature without the helicopter/ wifi. Arriving at base camp is one thing but completing the trek after arriving at a "high" is what tests your endurance. Descending a mountain can sometimes be more difficult than ascending for some people. With the "moment of glory" behind you, coming back down requires a lot of motivation.

[@colorsangell7789]

Love this life update from everyone :) Also, long term fan of thread theory here! :D

[@superman22125]

I feel like I'm watching you guys grow up 🤣 esp jp and ali since i was following since tsl days 😂

[@kevinlau2222]

And loving it!

[@IIblackwidowII]

I did not go for EBC but the "easiest" hike to Poonhill. It was definitely a huge challenge and I just went without any training. EBC will be maybe 10 times tougher than this. Nepal was one of the best countries I've travelled to. Friendly and helpful people. I loved that trip. Hope to go again and maybe go for another hike :) Nepal

[@astrolight5000]

EBC is chill. Go for the summit JP!

[@filmedbyme]

can we get a part two for updates from denise john and jared?

[@kevinlau2222]

Agree!!!

[@VICTORIAFORSS]

JON PAUL....YOU JUST CAME BACK A NEW MAN ❗️❗️ YOU SOUND MORE RELAXED. MORE MEDITATIVE, DEEPER REFLECTIVE NATURE IN YOU AND EVER READY TO SHOW KINDNESS TO EVERYONE YOU MEETING NOW❤ HOW A MOUNTAIN TRIP CAN CHANGE AN UNDECISIVE MAN .....TO A MORE DEEPER REFLECTIVE MAN WITH MUCH PEACEFUL NATURE IN HIM ❤ WAY TO LIVE LIFE FULLER IN PEACE AND IN HARMONY ❗️❗️

[@ColouredPixels]

agreed cus he usually sounds super shallow

[@turbulenttennis]

i'm curious as to whether Jon took some altitude sickness prophylactic meds. It can greatly mitigate the symptoms of altitude sickness tbh

[@Randi-h5q]

Slow and steady wins the race in this kind of high attitude treks. Oft it's the fit ones one over exert by walking too fast that get bad attitude sickness. Catching a cold or food poisoning would also weaken one's tolerance level too.

[@Wuyh99]

thought the seat were ergo tune for a while

[@melaniewong9857]

omgg HAHAH 18:03 Dan: you inspire me JP: ok but sorry ya anyway...

[@daisylai2991]

Large number of people have been to EBC.

[@scubaful]

i see a ring on JP. married??

[@TheEsterinity]

It’s on the right hand.

[@mysticery]

Sick trip

[@kevinlau2222]

… is also a great experience

[@Duperman2494]

Nice t-shirt Dan, where is it from?

[@TheDailyKetchupPodcast]

Thank you! It’s a Collusion t-shirt from ASOS :) - Dan

[@Spooder1989]

I don’t think you can compare base camp with the summit. LOL.

[@terencelim2203]

what is the trekking company name?

[@omBrumSoha]

Everyone has their own Mt Everest to climb.

[@jiakeng88jkt]

For those who planning to go EBC in near future, dont bother paying for wifi because their network is almost non existence.

[@leejess8066]

Piano is a type of furniture 😅

[@bangtanbreyan]

@JP i’m 13 years old but i kinda wanna try the everest climb… should i?

[@whitecranelens]

Super interesting👍🏻

[@ryanyoutube7315]

Can go without the guide?

[@ChangiMoments]

Jon Paul lost weight la siahhhh

[@neymarzd9706]

Dan story can make into shot clips and let government use to encourage baby making. So sweetly described.....

[@epiphadipity]

awwwwww dan is at the cute fun part of parenthood now!!! so nostalgic~ my girl is 7mths now and she's still cute but a piece of shit now (sleep wise lol)

[@maxxie6275]

Where's Denise?

[@BK-nb9or]

Early squad!

[@sngjoolian]

Wedding is both of you. Simple is beautiful Posh too critism Showing off Make people not happy to give your The Wedding Gifts Not for others Again Wedding is simple and is beautiful

[@eeto_plays]

[@ihearyou235]

Wa jp grow up sia. So much wisdom

[@benwong2061]

algooooooooooooooo

[@jiale11]

First

[@ahhuat3459]

Pardon me but I don’t appreciate people who climb Mount Everest. Please leave the mountain alone and don’t pollute it please

[@Randi-h5q]

Erm, you're barking up the wrong tree. This is just base camp where the logistics is still manageable. It's those who go for the summits whom you should be barking at, as it's a logistical nightmare to bring anything in and out from there - especially when bagging out one's trash is not strictly enforced. If you're peeved even about base camp treks, then it should apply to any nature spot. But that view also lacks nuance, as commercial trekking, when managed well, can benefit local communities whilst having minimal negative impact to nature.

[@wsahn7]

it's Everest Base Camp not Everest la