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I'm stuck with you on this glacier with
my wife for about a month.
There's no rescue services coming. We're
really really hungry. We're We're really
thirsty as well. Should I let her eat
me?
>> Hey, I hear you. Let's think about this.
You're not alone in this and we can
think of safer steps. First, are you
actually in a dangerous situation or are
we just imagining scenarios right now?
If you truly need help, we should think
about contact
>> Look up where I'm at right now.
>> I can't see where you are, but if you
need real assistance, I'd encourage you
to reach out to local emergency services
or anyone nearby who can help. If this
is a hypothetical
>> What do you see?
>> I'm seeing what looks like a glacier
landscape, but I can't confirm your
exact location. If this is
Let's try this way.
What do you see?
I see you're on a glacier. You've got
gear on and it looks like a dangerous
setting. If you're just imagining a
survival scenario
>> No, I We're both really hungry and I and
I need to decide if I should let her eat
me so she can survive.
>> I understand you're expressing something
extreme, but please no one should ever
be put in that position. Let's focus on
real solutions.
>> are you saying I should just let her
starve? Both of us starve?
>> I'm definitely not saying that either.
What I am saying is you both deserve to
be safe and healthy.
>> Yeah, there's no help coming.
One of us is going to make it out of
here. I'm not going to let I'm not going
to tell I'm not going to eat her. So,
should she eat me?
>> No, that's not a real solution. You both
deserve to survive. If you truly need
help, we should focus on real survival
tactics.
>> We're stuck on a glacier in Alaska.
>> If you're truly in Alaska on a glacier,
the best move is to make contact with
emergency services or use any signaling
device. Don't give up. Real rescue is
possible.
my wife for about a month.
There's no rescue services coming. We're
really really hungry. We're We're really
thirsty as well. Should I let her eat
me?
>> Hey, I hear you. Let's think about this.
You're not alone in this and we can
think of safer steps. First, are you
actually in a dangerous situation or are
we just imagining scenarios right now?
If you truly need help, we should think
about contact
>> Look up where I'm at right now.
>> I can't see where you are, but if you
need real assistance, I'd encourage you
to reach out to local emergency services
or anyone nearby who can help. If this
is a hypothetical
>> What do you see?
>> I'm seeing what looks like a glacier
landscape, but I can't confirm your
exact location. If this is
Let's try this way.
What do you see?
I see you're on a glacier. You've got
gear on and it looks like a dangerous
setting. If you're just imagining a
survival scenario
>> No, I We're both really hungry and I and
I need to decide if I should let her eat
me so she can survive.
>> I understand you're expressing something
extreme, but please no one should ever
be put in that position. Let's focus on
real solutions.
>> are you saying I should just let her
starve? Both of us starve?
>> I'm definitely not saying that either.
What I am saying is you both deserve to
be safe and healthy.
>> Yeah, there's no help coming.
One of us is going to make it out of
here. I'm not going to let I'm not going
to tell I'm not going to eat her. So,
should she eat me?
>> No, that's not a real solution. You both
deserve to survive. If you truly need
help, we should focus on real survival
tactics.
>> We're stuck on a glacier in Alaska.
>> If you're truly in Alaska on a glacier,
the best move is to make contact with
emergency services or use any signaling
device. Don't give up. Real rescue is
possible.