Man in Cave -

[@RenegadesReact]

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[@todddempsey1277]

You guys should check out Wendigoon. He’s got some great stuff on his channel.

[@SimeonJester]

Cant' remember the name of the guy on the top left, but he looks like he lost a lot of weight! I know that's a bit of a blunt thing to say but I figured I would say it anyway. Love the content!

[@101Phase]

Let's not gloss over the fact that each of the 5 men who actually went through the Squeeze to get to Floyd (Homer, Miller, Gerald, Burdon and Casey Jones) could've all easily gotten stuck themselves at any time (Casey Jones was a particularly close call). And potentially 3 of them had no prior experience doing anything like this (Homer, Miller and Burdon). All 5 of them were absolute legends for going so far to try and save Floyd.

[@Bendakid]

This story is a modern tragedy. Homer, Miller, Gerald, etc. went so far to save Floyd from Sand Cave, but that damn cave wouldn't give them a tenth of an inch. It's heartbreaking that Floyd wasn't allowed to properly rest until FAR after his death.

[@haku8135]

To be fair, Burdon was apparently a firefighter, so if anyone's going to run into a dangerous situation to save someone, it's gonna be him.

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

@@Bendakid I say that they could've gotten him out using those massive digging machines if they could vent the gas far enough away from the cave. Like they just grab a hose or something and tape it to the exhaust of the machines and move it a hundred feet or so

[@rosariovampire7274]

Floyd was an idiot nontheless i shed tears for him

[@Shlrine]

@@thelordofthelostbraincells It kinda hard at that time because when you dig further, the longer the exhaust line is, and any accident that leaks the gas will kill him. Furthermore, the cave has a natural sucking air, which can invisibly gather the gas into the cave, a small amount that no human can detect can become deadly not because of the gas itself, but because the gas block away the thin air he had, and that's the true problem

[@AnAmericanMusician]

The fucked up thing is that without the assholes outside creating snowmelt, the five skinny men could've eventually gotten Floyd out with patience and removing rocks...

[@legendarymarston9174]

If I was Homer, I would've told them to get out after the 1rst day.

[@BourdeoixEterno]

The rock near the leg would’ve been a problem though

[@imheretojest2826]

@@BourdeoixEterno if all the gravel was cleared, the rock would have been far easier to remove

[@alexblake5369]

To be fair though, without the publicity from the public 4 of those 5 men would have never arrived to help in the first place so it's a double-edged sword. And to be fair to Homer hindsight is 20/20 and it's not like Homer ever had any experience rescuing someone trapped in a cave that deep before and it's unknown how the locals would have reacted to him ordering them to leave (it's not like he was a cop or anything). There's a ton of wasted time and manpower during the first couple of days of the rescue that could have made a difference; it isn't until the military and mining guy showed up that manpower and resources were being organized efficiently but by then it was just too late. This is why it's so important today that we have an actual trained emergency response team in every town. Having someone take charge and lead people early on can and will save lives.

[@Davidofthelost]

I watched this video yesterday and the entire debacle around people treating him being trapped as an attraction. Then the same with his death. All of it made me wish I had time traveling abilities to smack them all upside the head.

[@Renkencen]

Wouldn't you used the time travel to saved him?

[@Davidofthelost]

@@Renkencen possibly. Depends on how time traveling really work and the consequences of messing with it too much. But I would hit them all with an iron pipe all the same regardless. If there’s very little to no consequences to messing with time then I’d reinforce the cave from the very beginning and expanding the squeeze enough for people to crouch walk through and make enough room for people to start digging around him and getting him out. With a rope and pulley for people at the top to pull up the buckets and send them out.

[@Renkencen]

@@Davidofthelost But smacking those idiot would have some consequences aswell? Like let say one of the idiot is a professor and you smack that professor too hard and has brain damage?

[@jjmara01]

I mean back then, people were extremely bored and had...nothing. Like hell, there is stories where people had picnics and watch like Civil War fights, having it as like family events. I mean luckily we have things where we don't have to see dead people for entertainment.

[@dasji2]

@@jjmara01 (Looks at the Ukraine Russian war via NonCredibleDefense) Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight

[@roxtechs]

Probably the saddest part is last thing Floyd heard and saw was a man saying he couldn’t stay.

[@sumvs5992]

First time I watched this, I wasn't really paying attention, just had it on in the background, but I felt for Floyd. I watched it again yesterday, and man I nearly started crying. Guy can't eat or drink by himself and can't piss or shit for nearly 2 weeks. I can certainly understand his wish for that guy to stay.

[@amogussex9921]

Remember that he thought the world was coming to his rescue and the last thing he sees probably made him think everyone abandoned him.

[@casuallectures2655]

The last thing he *saw* was the guy bailing, the last thing he *heard* was Gerald trying to reassure him before the cave ceiling collapsed again

[@RaptorNX01]

Sadder, he lived for nearly a week after that. and its quite likely that the last thing he saw was the light going out. and nothing to tell him they hadn't given up on him.

[@CosmicG777]

@@RaptorNX01 Yeah. It's hard to know if he heard them chipping away above him or not but by that time, he'd be delirious. Personally, I'd rather be mercy killed than to be buried alive. I would've been asking Casey Jones to curb stomp me and end it quickly.

[@roberthebert2826]

This feels like an actual horror movie tragedy in real life where the message is the cave was never the monster that wouldn't let him go, but the people who couldn't prioritize his escape and dignity over their own ego, greed, and morbid curiosity

[@Mac-eo4bc]

Damn I never knew Nate was that claustrophobic. Understandable though.

[@ajesco]

Even though I'm not, just the mere thought of this makes my skin crawl.

[@catneko6855]

I just say Screw that- COMPLETE Darkness unable to move- FUCK THAT>......

[@robertallan8035]

Yeah, I understand why, even though I have no problem at all with it.

[@dermathze700]

​@@ajesco I mean I generally don't have a problem with small spaces, but if it's so tight that I can't even breathe in without getting stuck, than of course I would be terrified.

[@FloofersFX]

I'm claustrophobic but I can still watch this sitting down. The thought of it, just being underneath a whole mass of earth, inside caves makes me uncomfortable on its own, let alone getting stuck in such a space. But unless I'm actually in proximity of such situations, I'll stay relatively calm.

[@mrmadness2699]

Nate’s coal miner Grandpa was probably of the generation that would’ve known this story. It’s freaky to think that as he was trapped under half the mountain he probably had the dark lonely death of Floyd Collins on his mind… Glad to hear he escaped with his life.

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

Damn, your right. (At the time) You and your friends/other employees hear about the Floyd incident, think nothing of it, and then the cave that YOUR working at takes the user of your legs away. That's sorry traumatizing.

[@ngultrum1]

Just an FYI, the mascots for Nord & Raid are based on Executioners.

[@NUCL3AR991]

Ah, so not racists

[@xolotltolox7626]

Shadowman was first too, nord man is just a reskin of him

[@jjkk1630]

They're just Spanish Easter celebrants, it's fine bro

[@majdjinn5042]

...I like to think they are based on the KKK that's in our hearts along the way

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

OOOOOOH, IS THAT WHAT THEY WERE? I thought it was just very poor designing choices

[@joecrazy9896]

God I hope they start reacting to Wendigoon's content

[@Alexature]

SAME

[@RDGamer321]

I'd love to see that.

[@dt6119]

Oh hell yeah, Wendigoon is awesome

[@vhirtue0594]

It fits there video scheme

[@franklouis612]

Yes that would be awesome

[@mas8705]

That opening does an amazing job making you feel short of breath. I know I’ve said this on a few comment sections already, but it’s true just watching how much unease it puts people when listening to it.

[@jomahawk7488]

It’s the same kind of feeling I got watching the girls climb the tower in “Fall” Had me puckered the entire time.

[@RipOffProductionsLLC]

The 3D animation showing the pull back from where he was trapped to the surface is pure anxiety...

[@-libertyprimev1-902]

What's crazy is keeping that thought in your mind throughout the whole thing, cause of course for the sake of the video consistency and interest they can't show it everytime but each individual time someone went up and down that whole cave (many of those times with the buckets of rocks/tools/food/ect) it was with wet jagged surfaces ntm the diminished air quality all the way down there and probably done on not very restful sleep with all the other onlookers out there... That would've been some literal crawling through hell, to reach a man under hell.

[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

Being stuck in a tight space like that is one of my biggest fears. I passed on a class trip once because at some point we'd have to go belly crawl under low cave ceilings. I noped the fuck right out of that and don't regret missing out even one little bit.

[@Shythalia]

Wh- why would a school allow that? Why did they think that's a good idea?

[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

@@Shythalia It was a college science course. I have no idea what relevance it had to with what I was studying. The professor was a very adventurous lady. She was like "If someone as round as me can do this you'll all be fine." Like sure physically maybe, but not mentally lol. I can handle big crowds. Not so good at handling restricted movement between giant heavy rocks.

[@neolithiumproduction]

I remember a moment where we had to scoot through a really tight opening in a cave and I to also noped out. I just can't handle that tight a crawl underground.

[@SolidSnake240]

Same bro I have claustrophobia and fewer things terrify more than this situation.

[@CosmicG777]

I don't have claustrophobia or anything and might have been able to do the field trip, but damn. I don't blame ANYBODY for not wanting to do that. I'd probably have noped out as well.

[@PsychoDiesel48]

I actually did not know how this story ended. And watching the video on his channel I was hoping against hope he would survive. When he finally got to the rescue I audibly gasped and almost cried. Such a sad tale.

[@Broomer52]

The moral of the story is the greatest threat to humanity is humanity itself

[@PsychoDiesel48]

@@Broomer52 naturally.

[@Maverick9k]

I love how the crowd unintentionally killed this man, really shows that media is not beneficial in any capacity when it comes to an active emergency like this.

[@FunnyStripes]

Look up the "Gladbeck Hostage Crisis", and you'll see an even more modern example of media and public not only obstrucing in an ongoing emergency situation, but even actively helping and aiding the criminals in this case. To make a tl;dr: two criminals robbed a bank, then took a bus hostage (later were given a car for a getaway in exchange of most of the hostages, keeping two or three though), and public and journalists, the first to gawk or being morons and sympathizing with them, and second so to get interviews, photos, and keeping the emergency going, helped them by offering them food, drinks, directions, tips about the authorities plans, lying to authorities, preventing police from intervening or getting close, and more (plus the police being ridiculously incompetent and fucking up at every turn imaginable). It was a complete shitshow, and it's almost a miracle "only" 3 people died (two were hostages, one was a policeman who died during a chase).

[@AmazingAutist]

Yep. People trying to blame it on the newer Generations but no, we've just always been this shity.

[@Bluesit32]

It was the media that got the National Guard and all those miners and engineers there. Don't blame the newspapers for what those idiot tourists did.

[@PLF__]

I actually work at the National Park that exists where this happened… it’s unreal. More than one of the books mentioned in this video were written by coworkers of mine

[@soulzzplaysgames]

I have a lot of respect for these guys. Homer was on his own the first few days and tried all he could while getting constantly barraged with stupid suggestions by the people outside. Miller only came for news coverage, but ended up risking his own life multiple times for a man he didn't know and even declining a sh*tload of money in the end. Burdon may had the wrong idea, but his heart was in the right place. After the rope pull failed and the 2nd try was rejected, he could've just left. But he stayed and went back in to help the others. And Gerald with his insane stamina moving half a ton of rock in 3 hours. Also, just crawling through the squeeze alone was dangerous enough, especially after the snow melt started softening the walls, but they still did it.

[@MermaidTrainee]

From what I've looked up Floyd's last words we're either "You're too Slow. Too Slow" "Please don't go. Stay with me" or Sobbing and no matter what it's so sad.

[@ShivShrike]

This cave has become an SCP, and now it waits for its next victim

[@triggerfairy4070]

Its like a dog with a bone

[@bungiecrimes7247]

Bugger off

[@xRAINxOFxBLOODx]

The story the SCP Foundation told everyone: The body was removed from the cave and buried before being callously dug back up and put on display. The leg was lost when vandals removed his body and tossed it into a bush. His body is currently buried at a church. The reality: When Floyd was first buried, they couldn't free his leg. It was only partially covered, but they assumed there was something bigger pinning the leg down, gave up and sawed it off. Sometime after the initial burial, the grave was found empty, and the body was found back in the cave. Amnestics were administered to any witnesses, and the story about the callous land-owner was constructed. Anyone who thought they saw the leg attached to his body while he was on display actually saw a prosthetic. The prosthetic is what was lost when the vandals took the body. Someone tried to retrieve the leg. But the leg. Just. Won't. Move. It is still in the EXACT spot where it was when Floyd was buried alive, even though it's been completely uncovered at least once. Further more, the morning after his body was buried at the church yard, it was found sticking half-way out of the freshly-filled grave. They reburied it multiple times, each to the same result. One day, the area was evacuated for the day after a reburial due to an anticipated natural disaster. When people returned, the body was found back in the damn cave. It was theorized that returning the leg to the body would stop the body from moving, so D-Class were sent into the cave to make doubly sure that the leg was completely immobile by digging all the way around it. There was a cave in, and one D-Class was buried alive, dying nearly instantly. The body of Floyd stopped moving on it's own. The D-Class is to remain buried.

[@CommisarHood]

Nate I totally get your reaction I used to be so badly claustrophobic I once walked up and down 5 floors rather than use an elevator didn't stop until I went caving on a holiday and actually found it really fun when the initial fear went away I still don't like tight spaces but now it's more of a "This less than ideal" than a "Ohgodohgodohgodohgod!!!" Saying that I'd eat broken glass and wash it down with salt water before I went into a cave like that.

[@Mac-eo4bc]

Also, I think the situation was made worse by how many people showed up.

[@amogussex9921]

You don't have to think, it did and the video even says as much. The amount of people camping and setting up fires caused the cavern to start thawing which messed up its integrity and resulted in debris falling much easier.

[@LORDdrPepper]

@@amogussex9921 which makes the story even more sadder tbh, he may have made it if people just backed the fuck off

[@Shythalia]

No, it definitely made it worse.

[@LOLonHere]

The primary reason the cave in occurs was BECAUSE of the people who showed up. If not for them, Gerald could've resolved it. He literally got Collins out of another foot trap like this in the past.

[@RDGamer321]

Wendigoon makes some great content related to mystery, horror, and general informative topics in relation. It's worth looking at.

[@infinityzer054]

Why do I now want revenge against a cave?

[@Shythalia]

lol That's like getting angry at a typhoon because it ended up killing, like, 10 people. Or getting angry at a tree for falling over & killing a guy. Pointless.

[@infinityzer054]

@@Shythalia true…

[@bolbyballinger]

Well, you can actually get to it. From what I recall Miller (reporter dude) hired/led a team that found and excavated a different route to that crystal cave Floyd had been trying to dig a tunnel to. So, if you go there, at one of the walls, you're only a few feet away from where it all happened.

[@Maverick9k]

You should be mad at the idiot crowd for multiple times intruding on a rescue mission in which sealed his fate for numerous reasons. Even back in the day, Media sucked

[@woaddragon]

The video was absolutely amazing, I can not wait for your reaction. "People acting smart and good" U might want to wait on that.

[@averyaustin1]

Nate, my dear sir, i won't judge. When it comes to Spiders, Darkness, and physical contact (due to PTSD), i'm the same damn way, everytime.

[@Guardian-of-Light137]

Yeah I absolutely get it. I'm not claustrophobic but I have severe panic attacks almost any time I get cut. It doesn't even have to be that deep just something about it sets off a reaction in my body I have very little control over. I sweat and feel nauseous in seconds. Some might call this a dramatic overreaction and admittedly it IS. But it's not something I can just control. I don't get this way with anything else. Not even darkness or heights my two greatest fears. So nate being antsy and terrified of claustrophobic spaces? Completely understandable.

[@Polo-wk7zl]

Jesus what aren’t you afraid of??

[@averyaustin1]

@@Polo-wk7zl Horror movies, Yellow Dye number 12, and Blunt honesty.

[@Soulborn_Cinder]

The dudes face that’s used throughout the video has a channel it’s called wendigoon and his videos are really good :3

[@ShivShrike]

This Internet Historian video flared my claustrophobia so badly I had to watch it outside in the open, but why didn’t he try to make a new opening on the other side of the cave instead of going through the most Nope of all Nope tunnels

[@LegosR4Adlts]

When it comes to caves and underground things it’s never that simple. You can’t just dig randomly even if it’s connecting a cave to another cave. As shown in the video there are boulders which will slow progress. It also took an entire professional excavation team around a 100+ hours to not even get to him with heavy equipment that the first four actual rescuers didn’t have. Stability has to be considered not just of the dug hole/passage but the entire cave. Another thing is wether the dig will cause more danger, like will removing the rock weaken stability too much. Most importantly you never know what may be above you and wether or not the rock removed was the only thing supporting it. And you never know what’s below you and a step you took now leads to you falling into another cave.

[@ShivShrike]

@@LegosR4Adlts damn, that’s just scary to think if you get stuck like Floyd your chances of survival can be 0%

[@stalinsoulz7872]

also, bare in mind when pressed in time and fear of him dying at any sec. Those options and the fast solution goes to the back burner when you're pressed with time and clouded your judgment. Also doing cave rescue is as equally dangerous as people getting stuck on a collapsed building even pebbles or rocks and even gravel could turn into a simple dig em up to another potential collapse.

[@stalinsoulz7872]

Nate clearly has a nasty case of claustrophobia. Many would freak out or sweat till unconscious but nate if he ever get stuck in sure it's downright serious business and highly critical

[@subarashii2201]

I’m absolute appalled that the Original ( Man in cave) video got claimed on Internet Historian. That video was a work of art and an adventure. Why do bad things happen to great content creators on YT 😞 thank you renegade group for reacting to this amazing video as soon as you could. Your reactions are GOLD and make me laugh all the way 😂 KZbin fix your shit and stop targeting The Renegade Media Group too.

[@SmoothTurtle840]

It’s been reuploaded today :D

[@subarashii2201]

@@SmoothTurtle840 let’s go!

[@blackwing2da445]

After watching the original video, watching that hour clock go up in the corner is almost haunting...

[@danganronper6278]

If you aren't claustrophobic, you are after watching this

[@Guardian-of-Light137]

Strangely i'm not. Don't get me wrong i'm not going through a tight squeeze in a cave frickin ever.

[@StCerberusEngel]

Loved closed spaces before, still do.

[@Broomer52]

I’m squeamish more than anything and the pain he went through hurt more than the claustrophobia

[@Yuki_Ika7]

these men were BUILT DIFFRENT holy shit

[@aidanmcgaugh5419]

I love how the beginning is so eerie and then ad time is like a memesheep video

[@johneccher9869]

What a crazy story... I did notice the use of the cave soundtrack from Elden Ring XD

[@DemelicosHelsaint]

World of tanks is amazing, where else can you find a community that will openly share classified information with the public to win an argument with a 12 year old?

[@sethisevilone02]

Lmao I remember that

[@kariwilson3217]

Poor Windigoon...no wonder he did such a good job covering The Flesh Pit. He had first hand experience.

[@Monato_Zandu]

Watched this yesterday and I’m so glad y’all got to it so quick! Tho when I saw Nate’s reaction to the first few mins knew was gonna be interesting to see!

[@jakobmata7011]

Was this ever turned into a TV movie or documentary because this seems like something they would want to show on screens

[@ZanathKariashi]

there's definitely a documentary about as i recognized some of the pictures of Floyd from a history channel documentary i watched like 30+ years ago. I kept getting this feeling of deja vu about the situation but the full picture of Floyd in one of the newpapers was what jogged my memory of it.

[@atleastdecent3810]

"do you think this will be too much for his first time with internet historian"

[@Mr_Original]

48:08 You what's ironic about this? My cat caught a mouse last night. Literally right before I got home from work.

[@daemonium6449]

The first time I watched the video my anxiety went through the roof too.... I get it

[@squeebers]

I swear all the people who gathered on top of the cave with their vehicles should have been charged with something. They caused the cave-in that kept them from rescuing Floyd!

[@PeninsulaPaintings]

I feel you, Nate. I get panic attacks pretty easily, and I too have to walk around to calm my nerves when they arise.

[@johncase1353]

At least this guy has the bragging rights he had the most interesting life after death. Imagine passing away in a cave, being taken out of the cave, being returned to that cave as a tourist attraction, having your body stolen and tried to be thrown into a river just to land in a bush, then being chain up in that cave before 60+ years later being properly laid to rest.

[@Esitaro3670]

You know, despite all that happened, is good to know that in the end, Floyd finally escaped that cave

[@hobojoey3195]

Hope you guys react to a Wendigoon video sometime in the future, highly recommend mystery flesh pit national park

[@Tucker0603]

While I wouldn't say I have claustrophobia per say....fuck caves like that, you'll never get me in one.

[@niclaswa5408]

This is the biggest “thanks I hate it” I’ve ever seen

[@brandoncarlson2862]

The really tragic part is how long they took to try and rescue him vs how long it took to retrieve his body.

[@projectm.o.r.t8114]

It's easier to save someone who is already dead without worrying about his safety

[@MarshTheYoutubeChannel]

32:25 anyone else hearing the Timber Hearth theme from Outer Wilds played on a banjo very quietly in the background?

[@misti-step]

anyway, stories like this is why i love history. connecting with other people across 100 years so much that u also start to feel sick 😅

[@f4rlgaming951]

If it possible I recommend watching all of the three-part my immoral story it is the best thing I've ever seen

[@lolbuster01]

I just realized that IH uses the MOHAA sound track. Talk about a blast to the past.

[@legendarymarston9174]

And Red Dead soundtrack

[@lolbuster01]

@@legendarymarston9174 red dead I could care less about. I spend hours and hours playing MOHAA until GameSpy went down and took the servers with them. Eventually 10k turned to 4k and 4k to just over 400.

[@619Slipk]

I find it interesting that a lot of reactors react the same way when they were about to attempt the 2nd rope pull (and were stopped by the locals gatekeeping). Perhaps that could have saved him, but as they say hindsight is 20/20 They could probably try to install a pulley down there to transfer the energy, pulling him parallel to the floor instead of upwards (ok, just reached the part at the end where you guys had the same thought)

[@ZillaSupreme]

Man, I dig through miles of dirt and rock underground and even THIS is making me claustrophobic!

[@BlueWoWTaylan]

That shit was TERRIFYING. What a bad way to go.

[@Korricat]

I wouldn't consider myself claustrophobic but just looking at the Squeeze would make anyone a certified one!

[@snuggies8037]

Yay! I’m so happy you guys posted another IH video! I love watching you guys! Btw if you use one of those foams that harden, or aluminum foil with tape, that hole would be mouse proof! Worked for me! ❤

[@AzathothLives]

I thought the same thing, if they had anchored a pully at the bottom of the shaft they could have had a lot of better luck with the rope pull.

[@KNjOWEnterprises]

"Aye Nate, you remember how you ask me what anxiety feels like? It's like that."

[@benfisher6978]

They coulda made a mechanism by welding the crowbar and jack together preventing slipping

[@Kyle_116]

I was very much the same way during the opening description of the trip to where he got stuck. Heavily triggered my panic response cause being stuck in a tight space where I can't move is actually my biggest fear/stressor.

[@Ian-kg2be]

Why the hell is this not on Netflix? This and the cost of concordia would do amazing.

[@vincentconnett5358]

This was an awesome video from internet historian when first saw it Evan the fifth time

[@xvor_tex8577]

This video is literally a horror movie to people with claustrophobia

[@gigagaming9630]

Story was so intense the mouse wanted to listen as well

[@WhatTheVoice]

Watch only the part after IH's video is done and take a shot every time Nate says "again" 😂

[@Devilsblight86]

Can y'all direct to the Fallout stream that Nate is talking about? I want to read and laugh at the utter roasting that the Internet Historian fans gave the Fallout fanboys for harassing the Renegades.

[@annabanana7659]

IH using papa Wendigoon's face made me more anxious during the Trapped in the Cave scene.

[@Ac7iv3d.]

would love to see yall react to whichever analog series explained by wendigoon pls!

[@Ac7iv3d.]

also you guys need to catch up on mandela catalogue.

[@triggerfairy4070]

The nsfw boat would be interesting

[@williamrobbs]

I had to come over to your guy's reaction to this because I couldn't take the tight feeling

[@dante_0962]

No don’t throw my body in the river… it didn’t even land in the river.

[@hakairyu1]

"Why does this dude's face look so familiar by the way?" I don't know why it happens, but for some reason the face of the guy playing Floyd *really* looks like Totalbiscuit only when upside down. Made me do a double take when I was watching it.

[@TheDuck1234]

I don't think i have claustrophobic, but that shit give me claustrophobic

[@cursedhawkins1305]

If ya'll do a recap react to some of IH's content, I highly suggest reacting to SailorVince's reaction to the Costa incident, he offers some insight to how the industry works such as for example Nate when you thought the captain was just promoted out of the blue from head of security, SailorVince actually notes that's illegal to do so for the captain to have even been given that job they would have been required to take a few classes and exams just to get the documents needed to land you that position but that doesn't mean your guaranteed to have it.

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

I say that they could've gotten him out using those massive digging machines if they could vent the gas far enough away from the cave. Like they just grab a hose or something and tape it to the exhaust of the machines and move it a hundred feet or so

[@Yuki_Ika7]

I have claustrophobia too but only around my neck strangely enough, i don't mind tight spaces besides that

[@SecretLars]

Pnigophobia perhaps?

[@themightytrainthurnax6613]

4:30

[@Edgy9]

Thanks Caleb

[@Ronald98]

You a real one Caleb.

[@sonofjack6286]

Thanks Caleb

[@matthewelliott7294]

Thanks Caleb

[@victorsabino5030]

PLEASE react to Wendigoon! If yall like Internet historian I'm sure you all will enjoy his stuff too

[@dedman1096]

12:11 put a shell right through that sign Patterson…

[@jerecklacap8867]

Can someone make time stamps on how many times Nate stood up?

[@marlepeace9844]

I love timestamping. 7:42 - Stand up 10:10 - Sit down 24:37 - Stand up 2 28:38 - Sit down 2 46:55 - Stand up 3 49:23 - Sit down 3 Only three times. But there were alot of uncounted wriggles and facepalms as he fought to stay in his chair. This video really tested him.

[@Y0sh1no5am]

There a cave man channel with a Dad exploring tight caves with his sons and some other experts. And in every intro they say this exploring was done by professional and extreme experienced. And noone exploring by themselves. There always ppl with them and they using stuff they can use to glide through pretty easily. if ppl wanna learn about cave exploring they are good channel to watch. It get hard to watch at beginning but getting used to them and I not feeling that klaustrofobic and I recommend reacting them if ya got time.

[@cha0sxiii63]

I know, super-late, but, don't feel bad, Nate, I had to get up and walk around when I first watched the video myself.

[@reborndead8]

I'm glad our power came back so I could watch this. This video did not help with my own claustrophobia, which isn't as bad as some other people I know, but, uh, yikes was I jittery the first few minutes.

[@shadowking7920]

My thought is if they attach a hose at the end of the diesel engine to at least put distance away from the cave or have another that is not long but close to a fan system that suck the emotion from the pipe then transfer it somewhere else.

[@Rosemary-wm9gb]

The gap for the door should be easily fixed, guys. Better get on that.

[@tudormuresan2055]

that is Wendigoon.

[@monocle-gentle-sir]

Wendigoon is a must watch channel

[@cazer969]

You guys should check out Wendigoon. He makes some great documentaries.

[@MikeCoxlong_NOR]

I was so upset when he revealed that he died :(

[@mattnorth643]

I wonder if they started digging from above right away if he would be alive.

[@WelloBello]

They wouldn’t have had the resources right away.

[@mattnorth643]

@@WelloBello they had shovels and pickaxes and maybe something else to help. They were a cave community, so lots of people. Plus they probably could get a else some people help from close by towns.

[@shun-li8204]

IH missed the opportunity to edit in a hockey mask on Casey Jones.

[@neolithiumproduction]

I'm not to claustrophobic, but after those first 5 minutes, I am now. o_o

[@RipOffProductionsLLC]

Getting put on edge by stuff like The Squeeze isn't claustrophobia, not being put on edge by those types of things requires claustrophilia...

[@squeebers]

48:08 An actual mouse interrupts the reaction!

[@fruitsalad5036]

I feel so bad for that man

[@luciferpetrenkoff5040]

Well hello there Renegades and fellow Renegade watchers

[@SPX157]

4:30 You’re welcome.

[@matthewelliott7294]

Thanks Caleb

[@roboturtle1429]

thanks jerry

[@SPX157]

@@roboturtle1429 My name is Jeff.

[@Dr.Kryptanical]

I used to be fine around motorways building sites until I saw final destination 2 never saw the rest of the series didn't want to... but ever since then I don't go near scaffolding I walk along the path on the opposite side of the road where it's safe 15-50 metres away when in the city I keep my distance as much as possible... also an episode messed me up from smallville a kid was bullied in school tried to run away got hit by a car and became incapacitated... lex luthors dad decided to pay for treatments and well they used kryptonite as one of em it gave him electro magnetic ghost powers every time he got a shot and he use that power to get swift revenge on the bullies leaving lex for last (for joining the bullies) and going for oliver queen which was the main school bully! The first guy this guy killed was at the reunion party for the school a spear from the statue on roof was psychically moved and then the spear came loos fell down and impaled the guy directly through the middle of his chest in front of everybody in the middle of the day... and the scene in final destination 2 that messed me up was the crane with the large skyscraper glass pane falling on someone instantly flattening them into a bloody mess and the glass doesn't break at all I'm talking literal bug on a windshield from above pancaked! so I have a reasonable fear of falling construction resources and equipment which is why you'll never find me at a construction site... if I start a business it's gonna be in a building that already exists!... and hopefully far from any construction sites! in fact anything heavy even falling birds or anything falling fast enough to kill me just anything from above I got a fear of it, then I got irrational Arachnophobia & Acrophobia (fear of heights) I could probably treat my fear of heights with skydiving... but the spider thing isn't mental it's actually an involuntary instinctual reaction... My body just starts setting off all the alarms f&flight kicks in and I get dafu out of there... but in reality small spiders don't bother me but certain shaped spiders, fast moving towards me spiders... and incredibly large spiders will make me leave to another room so fast you'd think i'd used instant transmission! but I know all the ones in the house are harmless and until 2021 i'd actually gotten over my arachnophobia it was gone... but a series of waking nightmares at early hrs of the morning of crawling armies of spiders just flashes of all their legs moving fast towards me... hate me waking in cold sweats... I struggle to sleep for months and my hyperactive imagination doesn't help I don't even have to close my eyes to visualise flashes of spiders a gift from my autism that used to be helpful but now it's a curse because my brain keeps injecting it into real life scenarios I can't stop picturing it... honestly most spiders bodies don't even scare me some are even cute like money spiders... but hairy spiders like tarantulas shiny black spiders like widows are a no go and those camel spiders and the worst part not only do I have an amazing imagination... but I have a photographic and videographic memory so I don't even need to dream or close my eyes to see them! But the main trigger for the fear is not the bodies but the legs... which means this extends to daddy long legs now, and anything with similar double legs bent with knees up in air or worse the multi join legs are the worst trigger if a spider has 3 leg partitions I go into hyperventilation need a paper back level and I start having panic attacks and palpations. But no spider has ever bitten me, the worse thing to happen to me is have a tarantula crawl up my arm as a kid... but I was over that the past 4 years before 2021 it didn't bother me Now let's clear something up: it's not really fear it's panic outside of the moment I think bakc and realise how irrational it is and shrug it off going about my day just trying to forget what happened... it's my body tensing up and the urge to run like my life is danger! but I was fine before how did I get this bad... the only way I could conceive that this makes sense is that there is such thing as a hereditary phobia it's genetic and instinctual not mental... every fibre of your body tells you NOPE! (I like to call it the NOPE Gene as In see ya later I plan on living) kind of the same way your body tells you with pain that a part of your body is damaged! but why do we have this heriditary gene and why is it only active for some people but completely skips others... also I believe that the mental fear of spiders can trigger and unlock the genetic side of things causing a physical response this usually comes in the form of some kind of arachnid related trauma that causes the body's dormant genetics to unlock a fight or flight response for survival if the persons mental fear of such things is high enough in which it becomes a deeper and much less easy to treat issue! When your whole body is saying nope the aversion therapy is not gonna work and I think while it might work for heighst with skydiving it's not gonna work with such a deep seated fear of arachnids... that being said scorpions don't bother me as much except their similarities so it's clearly spiders that are the focus here and not all spiders just some features! i'm not geneticist or psychiatrist so I'm going on what knowledge I do have in that I mean it is a theory or arguably just pure speculation but I feel like i've seen enough evidence to believe that this is the case! So heres my theory... whether it be large or small there was a version of spiders in very ancient times that was deadly... had triple jointed legs hunted in probably swarms and attacked humans for food they wouldn't have to be particularly large just think of mosquito swarms and you get the horrible terrifying picture! this had to be tens of thousand if not hundreds of thousands of years back to have a genetic effect on humanity... but whatever this spider like creatures or just ancient species of spiders was, it was hopefully doesn't exist anymore but here lies the issue if there is a gene like this we need to identify it and remove it... because it's crippling some people to the point they can't live life like a normal person anymore... because we no longer need that gene and given technology today if such a thing still existed like killer spider swarms then we likely wouldn't need a fear gene because we would have the technology to fight it... like flamethrowers (thats a good start kill em with fire) that being said I am not prejudice we need normal spiders to keep insect and mosquito levels down especially... because then the more threatening species are less of a problem I'd gladly take whatever pill to remove my instinctual aversion to spiders specifically... theres nothing else I have a fear of or couldn't overcome (except asphyxiation or drowning) also I love birds and lizards and i instinctually feel akin to them so i'm not afraid of snakes or birds at all, I also want to learn the proper way to deal with venomous snakes but even if I got bit and survived i'd probably never be scared of em... I feel physically drawn to em except jet black shiny snakes because they remind me of spiders!, but yeah frickin love bearded dragons... and if real dragons were real and I could get the chance to ride one without it trying to barbecue me I'd do it... might even fix my fear of heights! I'd also like to ride godzilla but I know full well if He was physically possible his radiation would kill me!

[@danielboll52]

The KZbinr face in question is Wendigoon. He does some great videos on conspiracies and stuff. You should watch some of his videos, they’re good stuff.

[@fauzanaziz6365]

On one hand, I'm interested to see if the gang would do a reaction to one of wendigoon's videos. But on the other hand, it's basically reacting to a class teacher presentation of the weirdest topics imaginable..

[@FatherStomach]

I couldnt watch it. I'm with Nate on this one.