it was an ad. They have their own Netflix show, it was an ad to then be slapped every where online.
Look at reddit the day it happened. there were posts all over the place about it like it was massive big news. no, it was an ad that was posted by bots/whatever ad agency and everyone fell for it hook, line, and sinker.
Did anyone else here knew about that Netflix show until this comment? Seems like an awfully bad ad
‘Power of love’ is about to have a close confrontation with ‘love of power’, and I’m afraid it’s not ready for that.
burglary, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, criminal trespass, criminal tampering, disorderly conduct and possession of burglar’s tools.
Damn they really piled on the charges that sucks. Can we have nothing nice? I really wanted them to get a happy ending. But then again if he climbs a building for you he loves you, if he climbs 100 buildings for you he loves climbing buildings.
If they fail their climb, someone has to clean up their bodies…
That alone is enough, in my opinion, that they shouldn’t do that.
Imagine the trauma from cleaning that up? Why would you potentially do that to another person?
There is no need to climb a skyscraper. Go climb a mountain
First, this kind of stunt encourages idiots without training to do similar stunts.
Second, this escapade tied up a lot of first responders who had to wait on scene while it went down. There were 911 calls for ambulances waiting while at least two units were there on standby.
They were stars of a Netflix series, this was hardly revolutionary or organic
arraigned in New York City on Thursday on a slew of charges including reckless
endangermentengagement.Come on, Guardian, missed opportunity here!
