Another post I saw-Hadest thing this fat lard had to do (instagram post). Hardest thing that this thing had to do..regarding this piece of shit: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv97TUEpeLe/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=pl8jmz586ut9 I have been traveling in Latin America and my friend decided to take my lazy American ass up a volcano-Ipala 1750 meters or around 5400 feet. The moment we get to base camp, I realize its bit challenging. Although this one seems not that high but it is actually more demanding than another one I will be climbing which is 3200 meters high in few days due how rocky it was, especially the surrounding area just nothing but volcanic rocks. As we near the top, I started hearing roosters and my friend asks, "you want to eat chicken soup on the way back?" Then it hits me, people actually live up here and their income is from people climbing this volcano. But what made me more  humble was when I asked an old man how many times he climbed as he has a donkey which carries supplies up and down, and I think people too. He said, "4 times per day." Now, that man strong, if you want to nominate a person, that man deserves it because next week when we climbed the other larger volcano, another person commented how he has brought athletes but they fail to make it to the top.  So to the fat lard: No, that is not the hardest thing you had to do to keep your existence in this world. People work crazy hours, doing crazy things in order to put meal on their plate and survive.  Also left the lady who cooked our lunch and her daughter extra cash to get her many many many toys, lol. Pics related, you all should visit, beautiful country and people! https://imgur.com/a/WGmsggT