Father And Daughter’s Nightmare Trip | I Shouldn’t Be Alive

Father And Daughter’s Nightmare Trip | I Shouldn’t Be Alive



Father And Daughter’s Nightmare Trip | Organs Failing In Extreme Heat

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25 thoughts on “Father And Daughter’s Nightmare Trip | I Shouldn’t Be Alive

  1. oh my. i wonder what i would’ve done. someone should have been walking in the front to check for rocks while the other would have to drive. i’d have the kid slowly drive and carefully talking them through because i wouldn’t want them to have to be the one to walk in the heat.

  2. Look out for Mick Taylor out there. He's friendly at first but that's just a ruse. He'll turn you into a head on a stick with a smile on his face and a funny joke while he does you in. Probably play some Cosmic Psychos in the background.

  3. for future .. get better tires…Deflate the tires a bit to allow for buffering.. the heat has them over inflated… and drive a lot slower for crying out loud! and honestly you should have turned the car off in the intense heat and let it rest.. that is why it caught on fire… and my gosh you had no beacon or radio? or knew what you were doing? THIS IS A HUGE NO NO

    Its like he had no idea what the australian outback was like

  4. This man made a lot of really stupid decisions. The most important thing is to save your drinking water not pour it into the stupid radiator and then just keep on driving only to get bogged/blow another tire/and further lost. Changing plans and going off to find something without a map and not knowing the terrain was lunacy. Yet another case of ego and wanting to please a child. Why are men such neanderthals. So many of these stories involve people NOT staying put, but they just waste energy and resources going further and further away from the road or track and making it even harder for people to find them.

  5. So frustrating when the helicopter flies close but doesn't see them. Why didn't he already have a fire going? Also carry a large sheet of fabric in high viz colour. Even a bunch of those $2 silver space blankets would have worked.

  6. Daddy Matthew risked everything since from the beginning of this journey…. Warnings were there but he ignored them.. In life we ONLY know where we came from and NEVER know where we are going or getting ourselves into. Prevention is better than cure

  7. In Norway we got these mountain rules drilled in. First rule. «No shame in giving up, return, and trying again later» My god. 2 out of 3 extra tires, and he dident return? Forgot to take it easy when he got to flat tires? Dident take it easy or wait for less warm weather when feeding water to the radiator? My god.

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