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How do you get a baby up the mountain?

Uh, well, hiking around the back is like no issue. That's just, you know, yeah,

eight miles in a backpack.

If I have to ascend the ropes on the side, then it's the same thing.

The baby would be in the backpack, but he would also just be wearing a little

harness and then he would be like independently attached to the ropes,

separate from the way I'm attached.

And so then I would just be climbing the ropes like normal,

which is not very hard if you know how to do it. And then...

and then the baby would just be backed up.

I mean, I think it'd be totally fine.

Like, I honestly don't think it'll be any problem.

And then how will you come down? You can hike back down.

Uh, well, well, I'll rappel down the ropes.

How do you get a baby to rappel down the ropes? Put him in the backpack,

same thing, I think. Can you describe...

just so they know... so how do you rappel down with a baby?

Well, so I would be rappelling just like normal,

but I would have a backpack with a baby inside it,

and then the backpack or the baby would be independently backed up to the rope,

like separate from my system. And so then it's like,

basically I'm just carrying a baby, but in case anything happens to me,

the baby's backed up.

I mean, it's not like I've ever done this. I don't really know.