Where?

August.

August?

Yes, Monagas.

Oh, my God.

So soon, I've been feeling like I have a lot of things that I'm scared of.

That I just want to scratch off my list, to do it to face my fears and go into my thirties like a beast.

And if you like, with the years getting older, you just get more scared of things and life in the world.

And I'm just not okay with it.

So I decided that this is my gift for myself.

Gift?

I don't know.

A nightmare.

I don't know.

I'm doing this for anyways.

I'm just trying to prove something to myself here.

And that's something I'm trying to prove.

Is that malaria?

You can do anything.

Fear is just a thought and emotion.

That is not really I mean, it's really because I want to puke right now, but it's not actually really.

And I hope that it will ignite a fire in me to keep going after everything that I want.

So first challenge for myself.

Get over your fear of heights.

I will show you where we're going I don't know why I did this.

This is my first time doing this attraction.

Some people, you know, for the first time, they just go walk around by something from the gift shop.

But no, not us.

Way gonna booth.

You know why you get more scared and you get older, because no consequence that's facing your fears and your thing.

But now I need to be also Gary.

It's been in the 7.5 minutes, and I'm just saying, I know it's going in school.

What were you doing in your way?

I don't like to sit down, ma'am.

Artist feels like straight down.

So that's good right there from They're gonna put your feet out in front of you from there.

You can start walking back.

Yeah, You got the scary.

All right.

It's gonna feel great, I promise.

That's good.

Right there.

That's good.

I'm gonna push off those shields, straighten out your legs, put your shoulders back as much as that's it.

Right.

That's perfectly sure.

About 100%.

Sure.

Give me high five.

Yeah.

Great job.

Very nice, man.

You could stay as long as you want.

Okay, Larry, you're ready.

to take a small step back here.

We'll do it together.

Okay, Small.

Step back.

All right.

It's your feet.

A bit further apart.

Deep squats straight down as far as you can.

Keep going.

Keep going.

Keep going.

It's going just like that.

Exactly.

Feet out in front of you from there.

You can start walking back, Larry, a whole time.

Keep your eyes up here.

I'm gonna let you know when you get there, Okay?

Just standing there for you guys.

One more step.

That's good right there, Max.

Now you're gonna push off your heels to straighten out your legs, trying to lock your knees.

Keep going.

Keep pushing.

Keep pushing back on your shoulders.

They're gonna give me a high five with this.

Yeah, So one more step forward there.

Malaria.

That's good right there.

Put that rope out.

You could start to keep your eyes straight ahead.

It's gonna make it easier.

That's it, right there.

Yeah.

Great job.

Come on back, Gary.

You ready?

150 meters around this hour.

You need your souls over Serrano, your lean back into lean forward.

That means you've completed the Guinness World Record.

Actually.

Waas, I was surprised to get out there.

Honestly, I I almost chickened out.

When on the way back, I was like, No way I'm gonna do it.

You just make yourself do it.

It's only scary for the first leg.

You know, I feel like five minutes after that I was scared for a little while longer than five minutes.

It's all in your head because you're definitely your brain is programmed to avoid danger.

But in reality, because you're strapped in, it's just the safest.

If there was a railing there, but it was crazy the 1st 1 that we did, I was like about to start crying because I got emotional like you get the Oh, that was really, really first fear heights.

I'm gonna conquer them all before 30.

What do you think should be next?

Thank you for watching me, facing my fears and hanging off one of the tallest building in the world.

What the hell was I thinking?