$20,000 to climb this tower 😱

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Twice a year, a man faces the daunting task of climbing a communication tower in South Dakota to change a light bulb. With each climb earning him $20,000, this video captures his ascent over the plains, showcasing the challenges and breathtaking views from such great heights. Join in on this vertigo-inducing journey and witness the life of a tower climber.

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🔥 Title:
$20,000 to climb this tower 😱

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[gaspault]

“Well, shit. I brought the wrong bulb.”

[bradleyb.]

"What do you do for a living?" "I change light bulbs."

[Duncan_]

I would definitely test the bulb at ground zero before going up there! I'd also consider taking two of them.

[MrLukecastillo]

the guy who built the tower is also very brave

[samz]

At this height he should have parachute, just in case

[ChemysteryKids]

I’m going to start appreciating the ground a lot more from now on

[aaroncostello]

I once saw a documentary about the men who built the Empire State building. The interviewer asked one of the workers how he could handle working at those heights knowing a simple slip could be fatal. His response always stuck with me.

"It doesn't matter if you fall from 50 feet or 500 feet. You are dead either way. Just don't fall."

[vendomnu]

'Honey, how's work today?'

"I'm high AF."

[fromundadeez]

At that price I think I’d pay someone 5k just to shoot out the light every month 😂

[TechMureed]

20k! No problem ill do....
"No ladder on the top💀"

[ScaledCreations]

Tower climbers DO NOT make $20k a climb, stop spreading this nonsense.

[Turboy]

The company gets 20K. The climber gets an hourly wage.

[MonthlyDoseOfCringe]

"Well, shit. I forgot the bulb."

[Jbox-eq]

This man hasn't skipped leg day since he was twelve years old.

[christopherwelch]

So glad he had his hard hat on. That could have been dangerous.

[Centuries_of_Nope]

People underestimate the amount of physical strength and stamina to do this. The guy is strong AF!

[DS-mrgr]

Guy: yes, another $20k
Drone: hey, that’s my job!

[mostlymetalmachines]

I bet he's one of the few people that bench tests a new light bulb before installing it.

[ArtypNk]

I'll do it for 10 and will bring my own lightbulb.

[macman]

Watched a documentary on this recently. They claimed the $20 000 was what the contract is worth . Brokers then sell the work to contractors who in turn sell to either other contractors or sub- contractors . At the end theres a lot less money for the actual climbers.