I Survived 50 Hours In Antarctica

Yes. -Do you know what's on this iPad? - Penguin videos. No. The next two clips are from Mr. Best. - Wow! - I'll let you choose. Do you want to see "A blind man sees for the first time"? Or "I ate the biggest hamburger in the world"? - A blind man sees for the first time. - Actually, I want to see the blind. - Good. - carry. There is a small iPad. - Tell me what you think. You'll have to wait to see the new clips. Is this crazy? - If that? - That was great. - That was great. - Oh God!

It's cold here. It's so cold that the camera screen goes black. -It's very cold outside. -I don't want to stay here anymore. I'm going to bed. -This is the camera store. We wish you a good night. Good night all. Climbing the mountain exhausted me a lot. We returned at four in the morning. By the third day it was almost impossible to get out of bed. - It's the last day. are you ready? Jim? - That? -We must pack our things before the plane takes off. Otherwise, we'll still be stuck here. Listen, if we miss this flight, Jimmy, we'll be here another day. -I'll put my pants on in a minute. - Jimmy, get up! - Is this your first video of trying to stay alive? - Well. - They didn't leave the store, Derek.

We'll miss the plane. In fact, let me rephrase my sentence. They will miss the plane. As for me, I'm still going to catch up with her. - We'll take the plane, dear. - It is very important to preserve the intact beauty of Antarctica. We cannot leave any trace of our camp. So I had the guys put everything back the way it was. “Leave nothing behind” on the count of three. three. - Don't leave anything behind. -But they were as tired as I was, so things didn't happen quickly. -I don't have any energy left. Well, put that in there.

Put it... - No! - There she is, out in the open. No, stop, no. to stop! - greetings. - A sad day for all the inhabitants of Antarctica. - hole. - Fill it now. -Okay, she starts filling it. Three, two, goodbye, hole. Goodbye, hole. -On the other hand, there is a hole in my heart. - And we finished! Now we can go home! - Yes, home! -If we continue at this pace we will reach the snow runway just before the plane lands. - Plane, plane, plane. - Trip to Antarctica. - South Pole! South Pole! - Here is the amphitheater. - Well. - Well, I see the plane.

I'm proud of all of you for surviving 50

hours

in Antarctica! We will return home and we have

survived

! - We were successful! Big shout out to Allie and Aios. They made this trip possible. I hope you enjoyed. We will return home! Home! A big thank you to Hans Zimmer for seriously creating special music for this clip! And shout out to Lucas, James and Everingham from Bleeding Fingers Music. The score was produced by Russell Emmanuel.