Jessie Stephens

Yeah, I hate these kind of things.

Even like Red Bull does a lot of these events where they like do these massive dangerous spectator sports and they'd always just...

Freaks me out so much.

But I think him doing that building climb and then even the footage, like I couldn't avoid it.

Like it was all over my social feed.

So even if you hate that stuff, you would have seen it.

Like dangling with his legs and like showing off.

I just think it was very selfish of him to do.

And it also kind of made me spiral a bit about relationships in general, especially after reading that piece whole, because I always assumed that if you were to get into a relationship with someone and you were to have kids, like it would just be a given that like all the dangerous stuff that you did for your own selfish needs, you just wouldn't do anymore.

Yeah, I do.

I think it's a renegotiation because I think with dating especially, like I could be dating someone who goes golfing every Saturday and

right now not an issue for me yeah it's fine yeah I'm doing stuff on Saturdays anyway but then when would I bring up to them but okay but then if this becomes a relationship and if we get married in two years you can't be doing that anymore or if we have kids after that you can't be doing that anymore like when do I have that conversation and with this guy who climbed this building that comment about comparing it to policemen and firefighters I don't think that's

Right.

Because like they're dying for like the greater good and they die as a hero.

Whereas if this guy passed away on that building, he did it because he wanted to.

But it has to be a compromise, right?

Like only one parent can do it.

Like she couldn't also climb with him on that skyscraper.

They could take turns.

I think it's fascinating.