Caitlin Green

But I think what's crazier is being married to this person, building a life with them, having two children with him, which they now do.

And in the documentary, she is...

very concerned about his safety on multiple occasions brought to tears.

Like it's really putting her under a lot of stress because he climbed a mountain called El Capitan, which is like, essentially it's just, it's just a rock face.

It is a, it is a rock face and he goes up it with like one little meager rope and you fully expect that you could be watching someone die.

And he,

she does this all the time and she watches him prepare to do this she knows in advance that he's going to be doing this she knows the day of like trying to check in with his team to see if he's still alive and he just keeps doing this even though they have now got two children so he does this this is the stunt he just did where he climbed the 101 story building in taipei he did it for netflix it's being live streamed so she could now and her kids could now have footage of her husband live stream dying

I come to find out he's only paid in the mid six figures for this.

And this guy obviously has no life insurance because he's uninsurable, I would imagine.

Yeah, and at what point are you just like, okay, I guess you hate your wife and family.

Or did she know what she was getting into?

She knew what she was getting into, and she is cut from an unusual cloth herself also.

Like, she's a climber as well, and if you watch the documentary Free Solo, you see, like, she is a daredevil on her own.

She's still, like, a skier.

She used to train with him, and she's committed to this weird life where they frequently live in a van and do all this stuff, so...

So she shares a certain percentage degree of this sickness, like certainly, but now you got kids, stakes are higher.

And if you want to say like, oh, little Alex Jr., like your dad's death was live streamed for 400 grand on Netflix and we don't have life insurance.

And that's why we're now living in said van down by a river.

Like it's just different.

It's different when you're