Skier Rage Part 1 Filmed on GOPRO

PART 1
A good day at Tahoe goes bad when skier cracks the sad's because he falls over his ski's and blames young snowboarder. WHAT DROP KICK.
Big Thanks to Tim and Toni for helping out. And to the Ski Patrol and Security at Lake Tahoe, great job guys and girls.
Part 2 - • Skier Rage Part 2 Film...

[@dbasrus]

Wow. You would've thought "Sorry about that" "No worries" would've covered that whole situation.

[@benmonson8655]

darkhorse... Yep, if you knock someone over, you say sorry...

[@Spiral81C1]

darkhorse This Aussie Dbag didn’t have that requisite self awareness or decency for that. Love too how he says “that’s not a good place to stand” while he was sitting in an even worse location. Zero self awareness and zero accountability.

[@MasterJimJim]

@@Spiral81C1 He was saying that's not a good place to stand because the guy threw a fit over it. It isnt a good place to stand, and if Ausi boy got bumped into I doubt hed be blaming anyone else. Talk about zero self awareness lmao someones projecting.

[@Spiral81C1]

​@@MasterJimJim The guy was minding his own business and was physically knocked onto the ground. Most people are not going to be happy after that. That's the part where the idiot with the camera should have apologized instead of telling the guy it was his own fault. Personally I would have been more patient, but then again, I also would apologize to someone if I caused them to get knocked over. At any rate, the number one and two rule at literally all resorts is to remain in control and avoid people/objects downhill of you. It is always the responsibility of uphill riders to avoid people downhill and people downhill always have right of way. Period. If you know anything about boarding/skiing you'd know people will ride the entire trail from one side to the other. You don't have to climb into the woods if you want to stop. The general guideline is to stop somewhere visible and use some common sense ( don't stop right under a jump, in the middle of a trail merging, etc). The place he stood was 100% fine and normal and it had nothing to do with why he was hit anyways. Your comment about self awareness makes exactly zero sense. Nothing in your post logically leads to that.

[@Ziggysdankgenetics]

It was a child. Period. This guy completely overreacted. You can tell how uncomfortable the child was too his head was on a swivel before he decided to ascend. I would’ve defended my son if some dbag jumped down his throat for something like this. Share the mountain. If you’re gonna stand anywhere you NEED to be aware of the people ABOVE YOU. Which way was the dbag standing when he was hit?

[@truitons]

i dont understand how people get mad on the slopes ... when i ride my ski OR my board , I'm just so fuckig happy to be outside , doing something i like ... and i am usualy always mad at work and with people i dont know ... so come on....

[@dash0173]

+Anar Chy i've never been skiing or snowboarding but i really wanna go. is snowboarding hard? i don't really wanna ski, i like snowboarding more, in my opinion, it seems more fun!

[@andreashoppe1969]

+adza botchway You need some time to get used to it but once you know how to do it it's really a fun thing to do :). Go for it. I am a professional skier (Been skiing every winter since I was 3 years of age. Don't expect to learn it in just one second, or so, be patient, but if you keep working on it you can improve pretty fast.

[@richiea.2137]

+Anar Chy all these guys are idiots. seriously, you're SKIING! Have fucking fun!

[@darkness4382]

My thoughts exactly! He must have a shitty stressful life if he gets angry like this while he is skiing.

[@michalstefanko3034]

exatly dude !

[@kellenmck]

The fact this guy is Australian makes it 10x better

[@Flippersflops]

"Off his tree." 🤣

[@stakk5549]

Love how the kid just got up and left like “ok I’m done with this!” 😂

[@kylehornby8886]

Imagine being angry that a child ran into you at a very slow speed on a beginner run 🤦‍♂️

[@TheMrlayers]

The kid actually didn't even touch him. I also like it how he's the big hard bully till the other guy pushes him then he soon shrinks down.

[@WVdavidB]

@@TheMrlayers so true!

[@ryan39584]

Imagine falling when no one even touched you...

[@petera.schneider2140]

The kid _didn't_ look and made him fall over. The guy is right: Like anybody else, he has every right to stand there, and the kid, like anybody else, is responsible for not running into people. Period. The kid and the father should have apologized, that would have been the right thing to do and would have avoided the entire unpleasantness. Instead, they started to push the blame on the victim which is wrong. In the end, the kid is at fault, the dad didn't apologize, and nobody was mature enough to simply walk away and let it go, so everybody had a bad day. Bad choices all around.

[@TheMrlayers]

@@petera.schneider2140 he put himself in the wrong the moment he started screaming at the kid and acting aggressively. Seriously you must be a much of a turd as he if you can't see that.

[@AnthonyLarson.3]

I've been skiing /boarding for 20+ years and I never come across angry people on the mountain

[@Encrylius]

That's such bullshit. I run into assholes all the time like once a week.

[@davingarrow7613]

Canadien, eh?

[@Encrylius]

@T C Summit County. Snowboarding and it doesn't matter the equipment.

[@Spiral81C1]

Whether or not you run into jerks has a lot to do with how you conduct your own self. If you never have that issue it might be a sign you are reasonable and decent. The dummy with a camera didn't just "run into an angry person." He caused a guy who was minding his own business to get knocked over and instead of apologizing he told the guy it was his own fault. The guy with the camera probably has these situations in his life all the time because he's a total tool.

[@stewartgrindlay9760]

Everyone be it a skier/boarder always has “interactions” with the other type. Always will happen

[@SquawkCode]

I had one experience like this in my lifetime of skiing. 2 little kids were on their hands and knees playing on a ski jump in the terrain park. There were a ton of people backed up waiting to go through the jumps. I skied down and asked if they were with somebody and they pointed to their dad standing down the hill on skis. So I skied down to him and said there's about 30 people waiting to go off the jump. I told him I was worried about his kids getting injured if somebody gets inpatient and goes off that jump. Dad lost his sh*t and so I skied off. In one turn I noticed he abandoned his little kids and was chasing after me so i headed for the singles line at the main chair lift. I basically skied right onto the lift and told the operator what was happening. As I was getting scouped up by the chair the guy had ditched his skis and was running at me with his ski pole like a spear lol 2 lift operators grabbed him and held him back. Next time I went to the chair I asked what happened and they had pulled his ticket and kicked him out.

[@Steve-cm2ys]

Are you by any chance leaving out any details on what you skied down and did/said? LOL I mean, dude clearly wanted to do you great harm if not kill you.

[@Steve-cm2ys]

👍😜😂

[@zarlorin3728]

wtf thats an incredible story. What is wrong with this dude

[@Brandywine53]

And to this day, the kids are still playing at the jump

[@SquawkCode]

@@Brandywine53 Probably.

[@xirme7482]

i love how he yells at him to leave even though he's standing on his ski

[@goofballbiscuits3647]

Angry male Karen logic. He wanted to fight, clearly. Too much snow in the nose before hitting the powder.

[@and4money4]

I think the skier just had a case of hurt pride from being taken out by a kid. Any mature adult would've just laughed it off.

[@satisyfingvideos5786]

and4money4 yes

[@thegamingsack]

Lol he didn't even get taken out he was just remembering his professional soccer days and was just pretending

[@hawnky]

and4money4 yup lol i do the same think at ice rinks

[@cowheelieboy9409]

he is looking weird dude...

[@ginga4eva]

Yeah just an egoistical ass hat.

[@nic12344]

How to win a ski fight peacefully: 1. Press down on one of his ski release 2. Gently push him 3. Take his ski and run down the hill 4. When you think you are far enough, throw it in the woods 5. Watch him and enjoy :)

[@KingInky13]

+Nicholas R.M. Just take the ski, point the tip down towards the bottom of the mountain, and give it a push. It will move faster than he will on one ski. That way you can't be charged with theft.

[@nic12344]

KingInky13 That's a nice alternative!

[@MrMRewich]

+Nicholas R.M. Yesterday I saw a guy carving down a red slope with just one ski like its nothing xD

[@MrMRewich]

+Nicholas R.M. Yesterday I saw a guy carving down a red slope with just one ski like its nothing xD

[@nic12344]

Rewich Oh yeah, it's doable, but it's a real pain in the ass if you don't do it on purpose! One of my ski felt once and it went down couple hundreds feet from me.. I was pissed!

[@chrispalmer3865]

Would like to hear an explanation from the videographer why he didn't redirect to this left (where there is ample room on the slope); instead, he forced the kid to take off when he may not have been ready, leading to the collision with the skier. My take on this video is that the videographer is wrong; there is no reason he needed to nearly collide with the kid, there was plenty of room for him to go around the patrons stopped on the slope.

[@trippg3261]

It’s an accident. Regardless you don’t yell at a kid. Period.

[@iwasfound2222]

You're probably someone who would also yell at kids

[@homedogoli]

I don't think anyone cares about who's at fault for the "accident". It was such a non-issue, why would anyone give a fuck? You'll see shit like that happening all the time on the slopes, 99% of people will just laugh it off as they should. The only real issue here was the guys behaviour after it happened. Getting aggressive, abusive, trying to physically intimidate people by getting in their faces, standing on their skis. And on top of that, he INTENTIONALLY runs into the guy in black. That, I do care about. He deserves to get chucked off the slopes with that behaviour.

[@bavarian_ttv2010]

can we talk about how the gopro dude managed to almost bump into that kid?

[@asced1860]

for real

[@DaleHarri94]

It's not even about skiers to be honest, it's just shitty human beings being shitty human beings.

[@jay_jay1487]

Agreed

[@fionasmom6254]

+DezaahGaming Yes, I think genuine apologies and concern for anyone who may have been hit is a good thing. After that, best to go to a different lift.

[@xXElectricKingXx33]

+DezaahGaming Preach.

[@midasvandeweyer2249]

DezaahGaming thank you

[@bradburleson8048]

"Well thats not a good place to stand is it" had me laughing my ass off. cheers

[@mingsong]

Brad Burleson Aussie accent. Is this in the US?

[@Grimy_Aaronarr]

Brad Burleson the accent to 😂😂😂

[@Spiral81C1]

Then you're as dumb as the guy with the camera...lol You do realize he was basically sitting in just as bad of a spot when he said that, right? If someone plowed into him as he sat there how do you think that would have gone down?

[@fredoh7553]

@@Spiral81C1 so if that was your kid you just let that guy talk to him like that. Gotcha.

[@Spiral81C1]

@@fredoh7553 OK so the guy with the camera is responsible for an old man being physically knocked to the ground so step 1 IF you are a decent human being is to apologize. Now, if camera guy says sorry and the old man is STILL being abusive, then I'd agree with you. However, Step 1 never happened and in fact the douche with the camera only escalated the situation. 100% guarantee if he just said "sorry" from the start none of what followed would have happened.

[@sastrinidis]

"You're not going to do shit" *Shoved* "Did you get that on camera?"

[@amahana6188]

My question: why did you board straight at the kid and wait until he freaked to brake? You set the chain in motion man

[@tigergreg8]

Isn't he the father of the child?

[@lenovopad4759]

@@tigergreg8 never mind who he is. The video guy kicked off this stupid scene.

[@nickv3085]

@@lenovopad4759lol, i guess that’s technically true, but come on…it was practically slow motion it was so gentle. Dude was like a soccer player with how dramatic he acted. What a joke.

[@lenovopad4759]

@@nickv3085 You are right, nothing happened really. But we all see it on the video how dinosaur brain works.

[@abcdefghijk6752]

Poor kid. Watching adults act like children over something that should've been a quick laugh. Guess he had too much pride, despite breaking every ski resorts number one rule.

[@jugo1944]

Whats the rule?

[@Ralphinsc]

@@jugo1944 Rule #1: don't be a dick

[@jugo1944]

@@Ralphinsc That rule is not nearly specific enough, and far too subjective.

[@XionicalXionical]

@@jugo1944 I think it's pretty clear that he broke that rule when he is raging this hard to the point of physical confrontation because a kid hit him.

[@brucemclachlin8683]

@@Ralphinsc yeah, don't be a dick .... +++++++

[@cmconley33]

Best part is the guy having a tantrum about being “run over” then proceeds to cut someone else off. Guess he thinks skiing etiquette only applies to other folks...

[@wantedwario2621]

Our main man almost rammed the kid sitting though

[@Allangulon]

@@wantedwario2621 It was his kid I think and he was coming to help if needed. No-one was in any danger!

[@brentlanyon4654]

You can see his personality type driving all over the bay area, unfortunately.

[@yodaguy6956]

Yup, he's the equivalent of a person who willing drove into a ditch to a avoid being fender bumped by a motor cycle going 2 mph.

[@crosh3301]

The part I'm confused about is why did the guy filming just run right into the kid who was just sitting there? I guess he might be a beginner but you should've seen the kid from further away and adjusted.

[@laurak8240]

It was his kid or his friend's kid. I think he was teasing the kid, just playing, and he stopped just short of where the kid had been, but by then the kid had jumped up.

[@jaxn13]

I’m not a skier, but when I was a kid my grandma lived in Utah and we would fly there to see her once every few years and she would take us skiing and I gotta say, the instructors always made me feel really good about myself. One of my best childhood memories was being on the slopes in Utah with the coolest ski instructor. Older local rich kids would gang up on my brothers and I. I beat one in a race thanks to my instructors advice. Well it was kind of against his advice, but I won and he was so happy he couldn’t be mad at me. the kid was speechless and scurried off mad salty. I’ll never forget that.

[@goodtimes12342]

that sounds like the plot to just about every ski movie made in the 80's and early 90's

[@maxpower92]

South Park much, Darsh?

[@jasonwoods3667]

Grown men who get mad about a little situation like that are laughable.

[@drexlr613]

i have a terrible temper. and while i would never yell at a kid i most likely would have caught an assault charge dealing w that skiier

[@polycrase]

Nothing like being on a ski vacation to put you into a good mood.

[@moenmac]

I"ve been skiing for over 40 years and the rudest, most reckless people I have ever skied around are in Tahoe.

[@Keifsanderson]

Californians. I lived there for a few years. There were plenty of nice people, but far and away there were far more asses than anywhere else I have lived.

[@moenmac]

@@Keifsanderson Yes.............it was on the California side. The people on the NV side were very nice. Unfortunately, Cali has been turned into a s******e.

[@siegesouth]

the fact the guy is angry at a kid really says something about his personality

[@uilenbal]

They did stand a little bit on the side, the kid is trying to learn how to snowboard and can you even snowboard?! Why the fuck did you snowboard right to them.

[@jacksonnielson1682]

Good job for standing up for him. I love how he's telling him to go away and he's on him.

[@ethangilbert7305]

it pissed me off so much that he was telling them to do stuff but also used his skiis to stop them from doing that stuff. like how he knocked over the border and told him to "get up" even after the border tried to get up multiple times but could not because the old guy was in the way. Makes my blood boil

[@zigfinofficial2140]

The 80’s onesie is the best part 😂

[@Ghostrider-71]

I have been skiing for 30+ years and have had people run into me. While frustrating, the incident has never escalated to this level.

[@tigergreg8]

No one wants to do it on purpose though, so, it should just be a 'Sorry' then it ends situation.

[@jcurtis5584]

So, the GOPROer almost runs into the boy, scares him into moving forward while looking over his shoulder; the kid runs into the skier... and then, instead of taking ownership of the situation, the GOPROer acts as if he's coming to the kid's rescue? AKA "I caught my own cowardice on cam, but was able to turn it into virtue signaling."

[@IRON_D]

I assumed it was the kids dad… typical beginner slope situation

[@JohnRobertson22]

“Watch where you’re going sTuPiD” my god the maturity of Barney is overwhelming

[@DirectionlessStudent]

Yes, he is technically correct that the uphill skier has the responsibility to avoid the downhill skier -- it's just like a following vehicle on the road. HOWEVER, he is also doing something he should NOT be doing which you correctly pointed out right away -- he is NOT supposed to stop in the center of a trail and stand there. If you want to take a break and rest mid-trail or wait for a friend to catch up, you do it over on the edges to either side. Standing in the middle of a trail as he is is just asking to get crashed into, not to mention poor etiquette because you are rendering a major portion of the trail unusable by parking yourself there.

[@totenfurwotan4478]

Also general courtesy says you don’t call a kid an idiot for barely touching you in a mild collision

[@mustord6763]

Whoever talks like that to a kid needs to get roughed up a little...

[@Petermanchannel9]

The only time I’ve ever had a problem was once I was standing at the end of a long line for the ski lift with one foot out of my bindings and some lady couldn’t stop and ran into me. She fell I didn’t, she got up and her husband and her yelled at me to watch where I was going until this drunk guy in front of me told them both to F off.

[@chrisi.ku_]

LOL I would've laughed at them.

[@skinnyslims5327]

Your welcome

[@cliffords.8341]

@Drew Baledge it's always nice when a drunk guy steps in to lend a helping hand in your defence. 😁

[@txman276]

Kudos to the drunk bastard. 😂

[@kaceo.damondaze5270]

😂😂😂

[@jesushatesyoutoo]

It seem that kid got up because the guy videoing was about to run over him!

[@truthserum1546]

jesushatesyoutoo Just seeing this video for the first time. I noticed this too. It was a bit of a domino effect that was actually started by the father as far as what actually happened riding-wise. The interactions afterward could've definitely been handled differently and more productively. We are human though, and it's easy for me to say this being removed from the situation

[@4wdhome106]

Yes, the boy is even screaming

[@Leo99929]

@@4wdhome106 I'm guessing the father was catching up to the son, and thought it would be fun/make the son get up and they could continue together, but he didn't expect the son to snowboard away without looking where he was going. Probably not the smartest plan with a (so far) innocent bystander near by. Unfortunate series of events...

[@colin8990]

I saw this too. Love how this guy puts up a video to show the incident where it was actually him in the wrong.

[@Leo99929]

@@colin8990The Dad is responsible for the event occurring at all, he also should have been less combative with the guy in his tone, and choice to call him an "idiot" rather than at least start with a sincere apology for causing the incident. The guy in the blue was the bad guy here though, and other piste users and piste patrol and most of this comment section agree. He started a fight with a child when even he says the child "almost ran right into [him]" and "could have hurt both of us"... Exactly. Nothing bad happened until the guy shouted at and called a child stupid, then continued to escalate things getting in the face of the other guy and saying "F U" and "blow me" etc. Not exactly exemplary adult behavior. In fact it's a pretty good example of how NOT to deal with that situation. It doesn't surprise me that that guy was skiing alone or was instantly disowned by the people he was with, but the other people in the video had people with them. Who'd want to hang out with a guy who starts fights with kids and strangers over an almost accident?

[@efone3553]

The guy who was filming this situation started the whole crazy thing and to make matters worse he could have easily diffused the situation by explaining to the other man that he was the one who caused the kid to plow into him. I swear he was aiming for the kid and that little kid was scared he was going to get run over so of course he just jumped on his snowboard to keep from getting plowed into without looking where he was going. Only smart one here was the kid who got the hell out of there.

[@booyoung8664]

Your allowed to be mad when someone runs right into you when your standing still on the side of a slope....it is a beginner trail but that doesn't mean you just run right into people and look the wrong way down the hill. Yes! He is only 9 and mistakes happen and thats why after originally being mad the guy calmed down moments later...I believe the "DAD" Is the one who mostly caused this situation bc he could've simply said whoops sorry about that he's just learning and I guarantee the man would've apologized for getting mad at his child and they all wouldve been on their way. The dad who is too busy filming nonsense should spend more time making sure his son isn't running right into other skiers and boarders.

[@mao2se]

The one who should apologize if anything is the mad lowlife who talks to a child like that.

[@JizzyPalms]

I believe you're drunk and need to get off the internet.

[@shuksanarm]

Yeah, what was you watching? The hit that guy took had all the force of a feather-duster, and he angrily shouts at the kid and calls him stupid.

[@john_hunter]

You saw the kid from like 30 metres away. Either you weren't paying attention or you just can't turn.

[@leloodallasmultipass]

I shouldn't have to turn! It's my RIGHT! PRIMA NOCTA!

[@SiegePerilousEsauMaltomite]

Or he was stopping by his kid...

[@R0ckKrawler]

Dr Sr, God forbid a kid learning how to snowboard accidentally runs into someone. hope your kid never accidentally runs into someone with your "caveman rules" mentality and gets his teeth knocked out as a result. smh you seem just like the type of bitch that got knocked down in this video.

[@karlk9316]

The guy filming this video caused the accident. Then he made matters worse by chastising the skier who was hit. He could have accepted responsibility and defused the situation.

[@Spiral81C1]

@JayAld If he did it on purpose it makes it THAT much worse that he never accepted responsibility and apologized. If someone knocks me over I can't help but be mad. If the person immediately blames me instead of saying sorry, I'm going to be ten times more mad.

[@connorlyons2376]

love when people act tough to try to catch a lawsuit, it’s such a macho way to say you’re terrified of any form of physical encounter to the point of paying money, spending time/legal resources, ect

[@connorlyons2376]

love how he also immediately skiis away

[@dannyfitzpatrick9783]

Precisely, I try to make that point just up the page. Walk up to gobby bully boy (they always - always instinctively take a step back to a big bloke) and quietly invite them to have a crack at you. They wouldn't know how to! Rub it in by raising a finger up in front of their face and watch them take a second step backwards. The end. There are very few blokes prepared to have a go.

[@carleynorthcoast1915]

He's not yelling at the kid he is yelling at you for almost crashing into a little kid. There seems to be a language barrier.

[@nover1134]

Right, idk why nobody is pointing about this. The OP is totally in the wrong.

[@kp6475]

I've been in more than my fair share of physical altercations and don't have the best temper. That being said, I can't imagine doing anything other than laughing and helping the kid up if he very slowly ran into me like that.

[@stevewillis1925]

I guess the first thing I would have asked the kid would have been, “are you ok”. I used to go skiing to relax and always met the nicest people. That was 25 years ago. Bad knees now. Lol. One guy even offered his one hitter to me!🤣

[@HawgRiderBC]

I always face up the hill and stay on the side of the hill. If I see someone coming in hot or out of control, I move out of the way.

[@lessthanthreemetal]

You can see his midlife crisis from here

[@mumblic]

With all respect but you clearly have no idea what the meaning of "midlife crisis" is!

[@LondonKuzz]

That comment with your pic is worth 100 points to gryffindor

[@vampireslayer1989]

Scott Krasman , Malignant Narcissistic Personality Disordered

[@Spiral81C1]

I can see Scott Krasman's two functioning brain cells from here. Dude gets knocked on his back and the guy responsible immediately tells him it's his own fault instead of apologizing like most normal people would have. mUsT bE mId lIfE cRiSiS dErP

[@lessthanthreemetal]

@@Spiral81C1 you the dude in the video? He calls a child stupid for making an inconsequential mistake on a green run

[@michaelnaoum5367]

I watched a little boy on a snowboard take out my 6 year old daughter. Didn't apologize, just got up and started to go again. His mom who trailed halfway apologized by saying "he's just learning" - kind of like that was a legitimate excuse. If you can't stop or turn to avoid people, you need to be in lessons.

[@MrOhmygoditsben]

If your 6 year old daughter was standing still in the middle of a run when she got hit, then you weren't keeping her safe. If she was riding that's a different story. This guy was standing in the middle of the run when he got hit very slowly. If it was another skier that knocked your daughter over, I'm sure you wouldn't have taken it nearly as personal.

[@roddy6924]

Kid: "Yah, I'm out..." 🤣

[@mrbigmike61]

The inception and cause of this incident is the fault of the guy with the go pro doing the video. The man and the kid were static to the side of a wide slope, he came down on them from above. It is the responsibility of the uphill rider to avoid people and objects as he goes downhill, he had plenty of slope to use to avoid these people and glide past them 50 yards away, no problem everybody enjoys there run. He either does not care or does not have the skill to avoid situations like this that lead to altercations. Proper conduct would be to grow a set take responsibility for causing the situation apologize and be on your way.

[@johnmiles1594]

My favorite part "Oh do you have a video? wheres the video" haha

[@joeschmoe1150]

The rage that built inside of me watching this.... I can't take it!

[@steamcarecc]

Anytime you are on a hill (especially stopped), be aware of potential hazards from above. All kids or less experienced have less control. Be prepared and react. The hills are for everyone to enjoy and skill levels vary greatly. Some are simply reckless and that can get frustrating, but certainly not the case here.

[@HawgRiderBC]

I totally agree with you. I'm frequently stopped on a run to catch my breath, and I always stop to the side of the hill, and look uphill not downhill, for possible out of control skiers or boarders. And, when one inevitably happens, I'm ready to ski out of his path. I also avoid weeny runs like the plague, and ski off piste as much as possible.

[@lifeofchrisj]

I have been skiing for 15 years and I also snowboard. I hate it when people classify. Its the individuals themselves. There can be douche skiers and snowboarders.

[@s1mo]

I've been skiing in the alps for a couple of years and I've never noticed any hatred between people who ski and people who snowboard Looks like an american thing I'm like what the fuck? Would you really someone deserves your hate just because he likes a different sport than yours?

[@timothy2204]

BUT IT GETS MORE CLICKS!!

[@legendaryluuk6976]

@@s1mo I'm a ski instructor and to me it also doesn't matter if you ski or snowboard. What I do care about is if you can acces if your skill is good enough for you to be going down a hill with other people on there. I've had many good talks with both skiers and snowboarders who under their own assesment thought that they could come down while not even knowing how to break for them to run into my class.

[@Mike-sk6xu]

Yes every individual who skis or snowboards is a douchebag.

[@getsum697]

Having skied and snowboarded as well, I would say, by far, that the snowboarders cause far more issues with their laying all over the mountain and causing obstacles. When they're up and moving...no problems! Get off of the main trail if you need a break! It is that simple and applies to all!

[@tenmeters2]

I believe the proper introduction in this situation is “sorry dude”

[@Spiral81C1]

Exactly

[@sherpaderpdingo3405]

"Ski on, fuck face" made me lol. One time a grown man was yelling at me and my friend when we were kids over something similar (no adults with us) and a young man came to our defence, asked us if we knew the man. When we said "no' the young man went 0-100 on the guy like a maniac defending us. I remember hin screaming "whaddya doing talkig to kids you dont know, huh"?

[@snm359]

I'm a skier, can also board, there are a holes in both camps, do not even understand why there are camps. Kudos to you and the skier that defended the kid.

[@dilloncady35]

Bro, that’s completely on you. You shouldn’t of tailed the other boarder, who freaked out and ran into the guy.

[@gwilly9220]

Lol

[@TheBuri00]

My thoughts too.

[@bob15479]

"Don't touch me" as he stands on his ski.

[@Bonetti.23]

Mark Brand I would pushed him and told him to get the fuck off my skis

[@1sTEfFaniE1]

It was so satisfying to see the other guy push him, I had to rewind and watch it again!

[@lostallhope675]

Guy in purple to guy in black: "Blow me, Blow me Guy in Black: " Not even on a good day"! 😂😂🤣

[@ycombine1053]

Gotta love a good 80's ski villan. Wardrobe and all.

[@anything732]

Why the “bunny hill” is always the hardest run at the mountain

[@ststst981]

I swear the bunny hill is where the biggest-egos tend to be on the mountain.

[@TheMrSuge]

@@ststst981 The bunny hill is filled with novice skiers

[@HawgRiderBC]

And why I avoid anything that's not at least a really difficult Blue and usually black and double black diamond runs, its much safer to be away from the hacks. The trees is another good beginner free areas.

[@TheManUtdGuy]

Your fault for coming up behind the kid and forcing the kid to move quickly without looking. You have to give way to people below you, and you had plenty of time and room. The skier was off to the side of the main track, it was you 2 that came up the side of the hill behind him. Nevertheless, he overreacted a bit, and it looked like he tripped over his own skis rather than actually being knocked over. Either way, I'm sure you all could have handled it a bit better in front of the poor kid.

[@Meekerextreme]

It seemed the Dad did, he was pretty calm. The skier was busting a vein getting real close to the other guy just trying to help. Then sticking his pole out, but then when that failed tried to run the one man down. Right there I would have tackled this SOB and held him till ski patrol came. Glad they caught up to him, and glad the chair lift kids and operator did the right thing by not letting him on (although they seemed puzzled what to do).

[@samderrida]

TheManUtdGuy skier fellas was very uptight but film fella ran at the kid causing the whole thing, and then got incredibly moralistic and judgmental. Preacher types everywhere looking for someone to judge!

[@TheoneGodfather]

samderrida Perhaps, but the skier turned a nothing incident into a big deal and I would have knocked his fucking teeth out. Violence solves a lot of problems.

[@SoniaSharma-lm2up]

The cameraman is completely wrong in the first place and escalated the situation by placing blame on the others and not being truthful. Shame on the cameraman. Doesn’t matter if it’s a kid or not - don’t run into people

[@OmmerSyssel]

@@TheoneGodfather thanks for the presentation of your primitive mindset.. Remember your kid will be the receiver one day, when exercising your macho behaviour..

[@michaelb7197]

I had a similar situation years ago...a person said something to my daughter, and flipped her off, she was 12, and she looked older..when I came over, he was already walking away, and I asked my daughter who he was?..I thought she knew him. And they were joking around...she started getting tears in her eyes...I went and found him, and brought him back, and made him apologize. ...he said, " I thought she was older.".and "I thought I heard her say something about my truck"..lol...well, when he saw my shadow about to introduce itself, he had a change of heart...I love my daughter, and was getting ready to open his hood, and perform a tune-up. ..thank God it went smooth, we still laugh about it.

[@SeanTheEvans]

your daughter would be proud when you serve 5-9 over some stranger's words. Show her how big a man you really are, that way Big Willy can "tune you up" when you try to cash all those checks you think you should write

[@nyChannel09]

Problem is, the video shows the assault of the other skier toward the problem skier who got "brutally" run over by the kid.

[@stiffoneeye1344]

Skiers/Riders responsibility code: Always avoid the skier/rider below you. The snowboarder was at fault and you are liable, despite whether the guy was a dick or not. The best plan of action for you would have been to apologize to the skier.

[@customedge1]

actually, you went towards the kid and caused the kid to go into him. To me, the guy with the camera started it all, and is also a douchebag about it

[@juventusventuno9213]

"Watch where your going, stooopid!" to a kid. lmao

[@niciie100]

If this happens to me or other people i go skiing with, we would be laughing and will joke about it, nothing to be mad at even with strangers. Just have a good time

[@JRettMTX]

"Watch where you're going stupid" had me dying hahahahah

[@ohnidhnedy5226]

These kind of videos are good for my low blood pressure.

[@NikosAnimals]

I’m feeling like I’m watching the grand theft auto 2 sound affects

[@uxoriousNO]

regardless of your age you must be in control on the mountain. A simple apology offered would have defused everything

[@richardglenn8318]

Wow, talk about an innocent situation getting totally out of control and beyond what it was!. The way I see it, both parties are to blame!. A simple "sorry" from the kid or his dad about running into the other guy would have been a good start. That said, it is just a kid we are talking about, and the guy who the kid ran into totally unnecessarily over-reacted in a big way too. Ski/snowboard alpine code says the skier/boarder should give way to whoever is below them on the slope, so technically one could argue the kid was in the wrong. The irony is, it looked like the kid was trying to get up and out of the way in a hurry because is looked like his own dad (with the camera) was about to run into him.....The fella who got hit was also to one side of the run, and not right in the middle. What we have here on BOTH sides is ego taking over from good manners and common sense. Everyone just needed to chill out rather than get agro. Shit, isn't that was snow sport is all about? Having fun?

[@NS-qj8xj]

100%

[@73ns]

The guy isn't entitled to going off on a child to repair his ego, the guy filming isn't really escalating, he's overracting to the fact it's a child making a mistake causing the guy to lash out on a kid, and more or less threatens the guy filming, until he gets pushed softly and pisses his pants playing the typical NA "you're sued!"-card.

[@dizzymazz]

The reason the dad and som didn’t say sorry is because the skier immediately acted with aggression instead of only saying watch where you are going

[@TheBourneBlogger]

The kid was in the wrong, but he's an effin' kid, man. Sounds like you and the db in purple are both wrapped a little tight.

[@TheBourneBlogger]

@@deanvanluven6813 The kid was uphill, so he has the responsibility of avoiding everything in front of him. The older man's responsibility is also what's in front of him, not behind him. Uphill skiiers bear the burden of responsibility, regardless of age. It's the law of the mountain. Please understand though that kids that age are never accosted by adults regardless of fault, so the older man bears sole responsibility for this altercation despite the child causing the accident.

[@jadenmiller9006]

Skiers seem like rich snobs, and snowboarders are just calm and love what there doing, it's more of a sport for them. Sorry every skier that's not a snob.

[@elephantswithweedisdangero8332]

I find the snowboarders are the violent ones

[@lolaboots7028]

it goes both ways mate. you have always rotten apples in the bunch.

[@killrockstartv]

lola boots Indeed, I'm a snowboarder and if someone spoke to my kid like that I would smack him clean in the mouth.

[@lolaboots7028]

Daz Star or you can just talk about instead. people who can't clear things with talking are the most idiotic people

[@killrockstartv]

You are right about being able to talk about it instead, but you are incorrect that someone's temper and tolerance of bullying behaviour (in this case towards a young child) is linked to intelligence.

[@davethomasthedreamteam9418]

Falling leaf game in this family is next level. Where my snowboard instructors at!?

[@cody4243]

Man when I was learning how to ski I must have run into over 10 people in one season. Every single one of them laughed it off

[@rickhammel9541]

why is the person filming almost running into the little kid that knocked the skier down in the first place?

[@Narsmoke]

Rick Hammel because not everyone in a ski hill is an Olympic skier/snowboarder....shit happens, people bump each other, and on some cases flatten each other...all in a day in the hill dude....don’t make this out to be something it’s not.

[@aaronafrah]

@@Narsmoke the man filming is at fault. He cant ride and film SAFELY.

[@billyhewitt725]

Aaron Afrah ye like you cant say its because hes inexperienced, most people can stop at that speed on their first day

[@Spiral81C1]

@Chris Fitzpatrick Give me a break. The kid was clearly visible from 100 yards away. He either can't stop OR turn or he did it on purpose. In either case, he should have just said sorry and it would have never escalated. Instead he basically implied it was that guy's own fault he got knocked over which is total BS.

[@billyhewitt725]

Spiral81C1 the fuck you saying this to me for, I was saying it was his fault

[@jointheresistence123]

I love how they stopped him from getting on the next lift. hahaha

[@usurper762]

The guy in purple said, ‘you ain’t gonna do shit’ then he gets pushed and backed down. Bahahhahaaa

[@Paulpoission]

You know it’s gonna be good when the thumbnail is spelled wrong

[@brimacki]

Why did you say "that's not a good place to stand"? He was standing in a great place, your kid was not in control. However, everything that happened after the initial minor collision was way too overboard.

[@SiegePerilousEsauMaltomite]

Brian M-M How is the middle of the run a good place to stand? 30 feet below a snowboarder no less.

[@rachelharris1107]

Vlad The Inhaler It wasn't the middle. It was the side.

[@landonrussell239]

Boy he was standing in the middle 😱 big surprise he got hit

[@rachelharris1107]

Landon Russell He wasn't standing in the middle.

[@zacknesh9368]

Silver wolf but he was in the middle

[@waynelast1685]

Wow the GoPro footage actually proves the snowboarder was at fault but he tried to prove the skier was at fault.

[@llacius2391]

Well the skier is at fault for reacting as he did, kid didn’t have time to move to the side and the guy filming stopped when he could.

[@graalcloud]

The point of the video is how bent out of shape the guy got over something that can't be helped. The fact you can't realize this does not mean good things about you.

[@fredk3859]

@@llacius2391 Being knocked down can make you momentarily angry. The kid wasn't as much at fault as the guy filming though.

[@fredk3859]

@@graalcloud He was only slightly bent out of shape until the dipshit filming started cursing him out. Telling the kid to watch where he's going isn't going to scar him for life. But his dad refusing to apologize and starting a huge argument over something that was his fault is a really bad example. When you cause an accident at least say you're sorry unless you're a trash human being.

[@crisgarff625]

@@graalcloud If that's the point of the video, we are all missing the point in these comments. Everyone getting bent out of shape with people who have different perspectives and demonizing others making statement like "this does not mean good things about you". For me, the point of this video is that a skier being a jerk does not make the cameraman any less of a jerk. Everyone was being a jerk, just like in these comments.

[@IMHip2]

I just took a skiing lesson(usually ride a snowboard)….now I get to be a whiny skier complaining about snowboarders 😂

[@HawgRiderBC]

Skiers rule, bulldozers drool.

[@davespears2241]

I like seeing videos and reaction's like this because it shows you how not to behave.

[@Materazzi73]

Yeah, well, the reaction of the skier was definitely not appropriate, that is obvious. But you could have apologized like a normal person. In the description of the video you claim he "blames young snowboarder"...but it was the kid's fault. Also, the argument about standing in a bad place is kinda stupid as he was standing in a good place.

[@SiegePerilousEsauMaltomite]

Materazzi73 The middle of a run is not a good place to stand, and if you are stationary in that area, you have very little to complain about.

[@dakotaweinman4980]

did you not hear the full grown man angrily say "hey watch where you go, stupid!" to the toddler?

[@HoldenSexyFace]

He should be watching where he is going, thats the first rule of skiing REPLY

[@rachelharris1107]

Dakota Weinman wasn't a toddler. Probably about 9

[@hd-xc2lz]

Agreed. All adults here were elevating the heat of an argument that really should gone no further than two semi-polite "sorry!"s.

[@louisdiaz19]

I still can't believe that this was an "Adults" response to a child. To be quite honest I really think this guy needs some self re-evaluation. I'm glad this was all caught on tape. I feel like there's much self entitlement on the slopes at times and these are the type of people that really take that to the head. I don't care who you are and what you paid for your lift ticket, no dollar or ego amount should result in such ignorant attitude. And to the father.. you did your job, and you did it well. Dad on, and keep calm! Hope your little guy is killing it on the slopes!

[@jonathanleclerc2788]

This man need a couple punch to learn to watch his mouth. We cant do that anymore sadly

[@73ns]

@@jonathanleclerc2788 It's NA, of course the guy talks shit all the way until he gets pushed softly, then he gets scared and hides behind the fact someone is filming.. That guy deserved to eat shit.

[@dannyfitzpatrick9783]

Oh, the New Age is upon us: 1. No-one leaves home without their trusty video, to record every waking moment; and 2. the horribly distorted language - e.g. "this guy needs some self re-evaluation". What happened to "Would you like a smack in the mouth, mate? No, don't answer ya drongo, it was a rhetorical question (you can look that up) ... here, BOOM!"

[@louisdiaz19]

@@dannyfitzpatrick9783 agreed man. What this guy really needed was a mouth full of fist.

[@odnamsrazor2364]

funny part his, this whole damn thing was caused by the goofball with the camera because he came in on the kid and scared him.

[@geoffreyeble32]

"It's not a good place to stand then, is it?" What a jerk! The GoProg filmer/snowboarder scares his own kid, who screams out loud because his 'dad' stops on top of him, which causes the kid to flee his own father. The scared kid carelessly runs into the skier downslope because he's agitated and knocks the skier on his butt! The skier was stopped on the run in plain sight and gets knocked down. He's justifiably surprised and angry at the kid, calls him "stupid," but doesn't 'yell obscenities' at him like Mr. GoPro claims later. The kid gets up and boards away! Then bluster and machismo takes over and this jackass GoPro dude and his 'posse' stalk the skier obsessively for like what, a half hour, an hour? In the meantime, it's kinda funny how 'dad' from across the pond doesn't seem to notice or care that his 10 year old boy has disappeared and is nowhere to be found! But he persists in trying to 'get even' with the skier, filming the whole sorry spectacle! Wtf is that about? The 'adults' should have apologized, let it go and had a great time for the rest of the day!

[@nover1134]

Is not event he's father, the go pro jerk just do this to a random kid

[@DavidSkis]

At the first accident, the guy downhill had the right of way: he was stopped, and in plain view. If that old guy had broken his hip and required tens of thousands in surgery and been left crippled (or worse, bled out and died on the hill), it's the kid's fault for running into him. The alpine code is crystal clear here. And since you're the dad, it's your fault by extension. The whole fiasco at the end is a whole different kettle of fish. It definitely looks like the old guy is at fault there. But I certainly feel you were smarmy about the whole thing, rather than just taking accountability for spooking your kid before he ran into the guy.

[@Timsmith831SC]

DavidSkis you are such a stupid ass. It's not about right or wrong. The guy was going ganster on an 8 year old. The shame is his, and now yours. You just became a DBag

[@rachelharris1107]

Timsmith831SC it was the kid's fault, but the guy shouldn't have attacked him like that.

[@groovyoxygen1805]

Timsmith831SC What do you mean it's not about right or wrong? This entire discussions is solely about who is in the right about this. The kid is at fault, if you can't see that you should not be skiing. The guy reacted inappropriately but if that's your entire argument, then your argument is flawed.

[@garrymartin5877]

Youre a tit

[@khure711]

First line on liability on any ski ticket is SKI AT YOUR OWN RISK. It doesn’t matter who has right of way or not. You take the risk of falling down or being hit by other people. That is a beginner run with beginner skiers/snowboarders. You can yell rules all you want but it doesn’t matter in the least bit. That was a kid he was yelling at. He was wrong plain and simple and deserves a punch in the face treating a little kid like that.

[@AaronJayMarasigan]

the greatest part is that the kid didnt even hit him ahaha

[@benmonson8655]

Aaron Marasigan... See Part 2... The kid clearly clips him and no one says sorry...definitely the kid and dad's fault.

[@TG93Handle]

@@benmonson8655 God forbid a kid makes a mistake. I'm sure you were literally perfect at 9 years old trying to learn a new skill right?

[@benmonson8655]

@@TG93Handle My point being, you make a mistake and it's your fault, you say sorry; rather than starting a fight. They caused the issue, could have defused it... But decided to start a tiff.

[@Spiral81C1]

Tyler Galbraith It was the moron with the camera who was at fault and should have said sorry. The best he could do was tell the man he was not standing in a good place even though he sat himself down in an equally bad spot.

[@Carlos27thFS]

@@benmonson8655 who's going to say sorry. When the first words out of the guys mouth are, what the fuck, watch where you're going! To a lil kid. Now bugger off.

[@ragome1]

Legend has it, that child snowboarder grew up to be Shaun White.

[@j22mattones]

Back in HS, I was skiing with my friend's family at Sugarbush, VT and their parents brought a bunch of their kids friends with us, and my friends brother was older so he drove separately with people in his car. We were a mixed group of Skiers and Boarders when suddenly some guy got mad at one of the older kids in our group who was snow boarding and cracked him over the head with his pole like a baseball bat as he was skiing by. It was on! We all saw it, about 6 kids ages 14-17, we sprang into action and chased this guy down. My friend Chris and I were on skis and we caught up to him first and tackled him on a woods trail about 50' off the main trail. He was about 35-40 years old and started throwing punches at us, we each grabbed an arm and pinned him down. Chris' older brother came flying in and people's elbowed him right in the gut knocking the wind completely out of him. Then everyone else showed up including his friend who got whacked across the back of his head and we paused to find out why he did it, and it was because our friend fell when getting off the lift and it caused this guy to divert away from his GF and went down the wrong trail. Instead of stopping and walking up to the lift area to go down the other trail he thought he'd wait until our friend got going and would hit him with a pole like a baseball bat. We all looked at each other, and without saying a word we then kicked the shit out of him in the woods. As we were kicking him, we were saying in the beginning No headshots were allowed just body shots. All of us with ski boots and snowboard boots literally kicking and stomping his legs and body for a good 5 minutes. Once he was crying and begging for forgiveness and for us to stop we stopped. Our friend ended up needing stitches and had a bad concussion. That ended the ski trip for all of us since we had to take him home and we had to take turns to not let him fall asleep. He played indoor soccer and hockey in the winter time and the concussion made him have to miss out on several weeks of play time and practice and he missed out on college recruiters at one of the hockey games which he was certain cost him a scholarship to Boston College. The educational beatdown was well justified.

[@HawgRiderBC]

You're lucky he didn't find you all and use an equalizer on you. Rat packing is for cowards.

[@donm1979]

Watching this back after 8 years, everyone involved apart from the lifties and ski patrol should be cringing with shame!

[@normpeterson7767]

It's amazing to me, really, that most of the people watching and commenting on this don't realize the Aussie with the GoPro is the asshole here.

[@slipperylatex872]

@@normpeterson7767 definitely not the asshole, he was defending a kid, no one pointed out tho that he caused that whole altercation by boarding straight to the kid

[@aqueousone]

Well.. the kid did run into him.. How about just one time saying: "sorry my kid ran into you"?

[@owennicholls4327]

Nah fuck that... the dude was standing in the middle of the run.. and wanted to make a scene.. that guys a dick !! . Laugh it off have some fun.. what he was all of 8. And got into an altercation with an angry American... Dude needs to chill

[@robjows]

lol always gotta be one comment the mouth breathers of the world can like

[@FJT1978]

Because the first thing the skier said (to the little boy) was “watch where you’re going stupid” The dad isn’t gonna apologize after that shit. The skier was a giant cock and as far as I can tell he deserved all the scorn he received and more.

[@tomwhitham9964]

If you watch closely the kid didn't actually touch him he just missed him. The bloke fell down for literally no reason

[@Spiral81C1]

Owen Nicholls Don’t be a moron. How can they fault the guy for standing there when the Aushole sat his dumbass down in nearly the exact same spot? If someone crashed into him while he sat there, how do you think that would have gone down?

[@HATER4459]

Mans actin like he is boutta fight on skis lmao

[@jeffatkinson3288]

Hoo boy. When I was a kid. If a "man" had ever yelled at me like that good 'ol Dad would've painted the slope red with him!

[@YZ450f24]

The guy on skis was wrong for yelling that at the little kid but that kids dad was wrong for telling him he shouldn’t be standing there he standing off to the side of a wide-open run there is nothing wrong with where he was standing and downhill traffic has the right-of-way so he didn’t do anything wrong besides called a little kid stupid. The one who did a lot more wrong was the dad and his friend. Can’t you people see actions for what they are and Keep things simple?

[@mattschwensen9562]

I had to laugh he’s all like “You’re not gunna do shit get out of my way” then the tough man gets pushed and it’s “ I’m pressing assault charges” What a goose !

[@chrishickman]

LOL the best was when he asked the guys he's arguing with if they have it on video as if they are now on his team. What a complete twat! I wish they would have wrecked him. Can't stand people that yell at little kids like that.

[@billbogg3857]

The kid took fright at the skateboarder who came up behind him and barely stopped in time . It was the skateboarders fault. Amazing that he sticks around to argue about it.

[@BluegillGreg]

The Dad shouldn't have nearly run over the kid, and should have apologized. When the guy who got hit got verbal, the Dad escalated the situation, and his buddy escalated physically.

[@cdawg9149]

Dude just got knocked down and got all upset. The dude in the black ski outfit escalated the whole thing. The only one that handled the situation correctly was the kid.

[@BrucknerMotet]

Agreed. Only ones without egg on their own faces are the kid and the employees at the ski lift.

[@r.m.5548]

It was completely the kids fault. You should have apologized profusely for your unrestrained and incompetent childs actions.

[@4wdhome106]

Yiour Mouther At least not start by calling him an idiot.

[@Spiral81C1]

@@4wdhome106 He got knocked over, it's OK for him to be angry for a second. The whole thing escalated because the idiot with a camera who caused the whole thing never decided he wasn't going to say sorry, and instead blame the guy who got knocked over.

[@Leo99929]

@@Spiral81C1 The whole thing escalated because a grown man decided to hurl abuse at a small child. But the camera man should have said sorry, it was his actions that made the kid move, and his kid that wasn't looking where he was going. Anger is a pretty unhealthy response to a minor accident where no one gets hurt and nothing gets damaged. Almost as unhealthy and inappropriate as shouting abuse at a kid.

[@Spiral81C1]

​@@Leo99929 Good Lord, man, what universe do you live in where the word "stupid" is some terrible profanity that kids can't hear? A nine year old hears things 100000000 times worse on his school bus. This is all simple cause and effect. 1.) Old guy knocked over 2.) Old guy angrily shouts. Maybe not the "best" response but at this point not TOO egregious and pretty justified for the most part 3.) This is where @sshole with a camera should have said sorry. Instead he blamed the guy he just knocked over which undoubtedly made him much angrier, even more justifiably and that is where things escalated. In both cases the onus falls on the @sshole with the camera. Old guy certainly could have acted better, but ultimately I'm left feeling the camera-guy is a total POS. Not to mention all that he is setting a really bad example for his kid. On that note, if you watch the second part you'll see how @sshole with a camera then uses the entire rest of the day and the time/effort of the resort staff to satisfy his petty vendetta and get the man thrown off the mountain, even going as far as to blatantly lie about the incident to them. Meanwhile his son is sitting around very frustrated because he just wants to go back to snowboarding but Daddy's pride apparently matters way more so you can see he couldn't give two sh1ts about the kid.

[@davidmclean3465]

People seem to forget that skiing and boarding is about getting out and playing in the snow. Period. Nothing more, nothing less. If no one gets hurt and it was an accident, laugh it off and enjoy the day. If you don't want to be around people, don't like crowds, or just don't like other people go into the backcountry. Or maybe find an activity that you actually like.

[@chrisclark2583]

If your gonna get in someones personal space and try and threaten them you had better be ready to throw down. They handled that dude like gentlemen. He's lucky.