Which Khalifa Would You Climb? | Tuesday 01.27.26

0:00 Want more Treehouse, check out our YouTube exclusive shows at YouTube dot com slash at Treehouse on air. It is time to believe your worries outside and laugh with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with Tredy Trenholm and Raj Sharma. In a weekend that was filled with tons, tons of newsworthy content, I'm choosing positivity today and that is pre solo star Alec Honald successfully climbed to tiepay one pH one on Saturday, and he did it an hour less than what he originally thought he would be able to do it. Uh So I'd like to thank him for offering a brief distraction through a weekend there was very foggy, and also for delivering on some cut wrenching video get I just I couldn't watch it all. Oh got the videos and the stuff that dropped from Netflix. I didn't even bother trying to watch it on Netflix, because one was by the time that thing started airing, and by the time he may or may not have gotten to the top, I would have been asleep. I'm in a different time zone. But I did watch plenty of eclipse and just seeing the backdrop of the Earth beneath him as he scaled that

1:32 skyscraper with no ropes, no tethers, no safety equipment, no harness, and no parachute. I thought, at the very least that man would have a parachute on his back just in case. Nope, it was just him, his shoes and a chalk bag. I actually watched it. Oh how at. Times I had to turn away, and then. Mad of I asked this real quick? Is it bad to say that I would have an easier time watching him fall off that tower and hit the ground than just watching him climb it. Only reason it's just quicker. Yeah, but no, it was. Yeah.

2:18 It was gut wrenching at times, just at different angles and everything else. And the thing that really is they were allowing people on certain levels. So you know, he's climbing up this building and all of a sudden you've got a throng of people taking pictures and everything else. I'm like, is that really the best idea? Yeah? That doesn't seem nice. It's like, if you're going to do that, you know that sign they put up in places no flash photography. Can we can we enforce that, please? Because let's not blind the man climbing sixteen hundred feet in the air. Well, and then then you looked. You know, there were sometimes where all of a sudden, you know, a gust of wind and his shirt would go one way, and you're like, oh.

3:01 But there's also one moment where he well, when he was climbing, like he adjusted his legs so he could get back into his like lean back and to get to his chalk. Oh, I had this color They have color commentary going on. They're like, oh, no, I'm like, let's not do that. Look. I don't take my heart very often, but I really think they should have had me do the color commentary on that because I saw that clip where it's just his right leg hanging on the way that we did monkey bars in elementary school on the playground. Yeah, that's exactly right, And I would have just thrown up right then. I mean it would have been the greatest, most terrible color commentary in the history of broadcasting, but it would have been authentic.

3:46 But when he got to the top, did anybody notice, Like when he was like yay and everybody's cheering, where do you go? There's that's an important question. And my wife said the same thing. He's like, so how how does he get down? Like, I don't know, jump like. They So they had a harness up there for him that he could put on and then basically repel down to the first which, like the the there was an observation deck, not like at the base of the of the a spire or whatever you want to call it, at the top of the building. So but yeah, I wanted the same thing. I'm like, hell the fuck does he get down.

4:29 Back the way you came? Bro? Yeah, just to me, like I just know me, Like I wouldn't have thought it out. I would have gotten to the top and be like, yeah, fuck. I do I've forgotten something. The down part, oh man, that's. The part they never think about. That's the part that people never think about when they go hiking. You're like, oh, I went on this beautiful up going on this beautiful hike. It's going to be four miles to get to this beautiful overlook and blah blah. And I'm the person that asked how long is that going to take you? And how are you getting back? Because like you go, the idea is supposed to be that you calm back, have you thought that far ahead?

5:11 Well, it's like I think it's like eighty five or ninety percent of people that dian everest it's on the way down. It's they're spent by the time they get to the top. They hadn't thought about the return trip. You need to plan for these things. That's why the sherpas get their money up top. So I'll get you back down. Can we cash this out right now? Yeah, you're gonna venmo me as we hit the you the top. And I thought the same thing seeing all the different clips, all the different video on social media of him making this climb up this skyscraper, the type one oh one, and when he gets to the very tippy top, as he's holding that little antenna thing whatever it is at the very top. My also sort of like, oh no, what if morbidity crept in, which is what a great accomplishment, but what happened? But just imagine if he just happened to get hit by a bird. It is look at the great uma.

6:14 I can't tell you how much money I would pay to see that happen. I know. That's why I said my morbidity, and also because my dark humor would be like that'd be really really like yes. And then just a fucking goose flies in the face. Oh sorry. And then. And then he was talking about how much he got paid for it, and he's like, it's not near enough. Yeah, I believe. I believe. The quote that he gave was it was an embarrassing amount. And when I first saw that headline, I thought that he was like, Oh my god, people are going to pay me like this embarrassingly large amount of money to climb this tower. And turns out it was the opposite. He hasn't come out and said how much he got paid.

7:12 He did. Not according to the last thing I saw, how much did you see he got paid? He didn't say the exact number, but mid six figures. Okay, that was one report I had heard. According to this story on the New York Post published on the twenty sixth, he said it was an embarrassing amount, but not in the high dollar amount. He was basically saying that it wasn't very much. But near the end of the article, I'm fascinated by what he said about the pay for it, because let's see where did it go? Just as did either one of y'all actually watch Free Solo? No, okay, something people need to realize about him and what I say of people that questioned about like whether he has aspergers or not his father did, he is very like the whole one of the things about Free Solo is like he it's kind of covers the beginning relationship with his wife, and she talks about how he doesn't even really know how to express like no one in his family ever said I love you.

8:23 So he's Indian, after me Indian. She literally had to teach him how to like process emotion. So I don't know if people realize that. So that makes me if he said embarrassing amount, it could go either way for him because at one point in his life, you know, I mean, he's made a very good living doing this. But yeah, the whole thing about Free Solo is it's I mean, he at the time it started, he was living in a van. Yeah, by his own choice. He said he would have done it with no paycheck. Yeah. And this is the part that's fascinating to me because he's kind of throwing shade at how much Netflix paid him to climb the skyscraper by comparing it to no name major League Baseball players who will make one hundred and seventy million dollars on one contract. He's a known person and didn't make any work close to that for this one climb. That being said, he does say that it was in the mid six figures. He also said that regardless of the payday, he would have gladly completed the death defying feat for free as long as the building gave him permission. He said, if there was no TV program and the building gave me permission to go do the thing, I would I would do the thing because I know I can, and it'd be amazing. So while he's great at climbing, he sucks it negotiating.

9:54 Well the other thing. So after we watched that, Brandy and I went back and watch Free Solo and then you realize, like that building was easy compared to what he does in the in the documentary, which is El Capitan, which is three thousand feet and it's rock. I mean, it's like, you know, they're looking at you know, it's like, oh, I have to go here and hook my thumb and index finger and hang on and then do a karate kick over here to this. I mean, whereas that building is all basically uniform in its you know, structure and everything else, So not near as hard as doing El Capitan.

10:40 Yeah, I saw one person put it into wonderful perspective, which is for people that were taking like people that were taking bets that he would fall off the skyscraper clearly have no idea, no perspective on how difficult to climb El Capy ten is, because, like you said, Trey, that's a thirty seven hundred sheer foot cliff. No, no, sorry, that's different one. He's best known for his ropeless record setting ascent of Yosemite's El Capy ten, and in twenty twenty two, he became the first to scale a three thy seven hundred and fifty foot sheer cliff in Greenland with climber Hazel Finley. So climbing. So the person put in respected by saying he climbed El Capy ten with no ropes, no harnesses, no nothing. This is easy by comparison.

11:31 And when I saw the video that one of his friends had taken, he had told to meet me on the eighty ninth floor, and that's one of the videos you see of all these people inside with their cell phones going like, oh my god, look at this crazy white guy, and you see him, it really does almost look like this building was built for him to climb. It's like your hands here, hand here, like herefoot here, McMahon. And then the most astonishing thing might be that he made it look easy. And it makes sense. It's like when you're used to, you know, going up sheer cliffs. A building with footholds that and handholds that have an inch of something to grab onto is a lot by comparison.

12:13 And then seeing all the people in the building watching him do this is one thing. But his wife was on the sixtieth floor watching him, and I couldn't help but wonder perhaps maybe in his mind when he sees her as he's halfway up this building, does the thought cross his mind of oh no, what did I do? Did I forget something? Did I forget to take out the trash? Oh? God, am I in trouble? Please don't get mad at me in front of everybody. I would just love for her to swing the window open and be like Life Insurance, cash. It in, bitch, I'm just getting a brand new van.

12:58 And then every time he would reach a certain level, like he would just stand on the ledge and then turn around like l Duncan was hosting it. And then it was seth Rawlins shameless Netflix. You know WWE plug head because they asked yo seth Rawlins. Obviously they didn't know him or anything else. He was just there to because they got a lot of money invested in WWE. But I mean he would just turn around. He's standing on just the ledge a turnaround, looked down. Oh yeah, I could see you guys, hey, because he had obviously had an ear pce in and they're talking to him. No, that's that's where I would have been, like, you know, get all the way up there and then turn around.

13:41 Oh yeah, I'm the guy that even if even if by some sheer miracle like I would have had to have found a genie in a bottle inside of Mephistopheles hanging out with Jesus and God themselves for me to be able to even come near climbing to the top of that skyscraper. Reality is, if you stick me on top of that skyscraper just standing there, I would fall off and die. I wouldn't be able to balance just standing on top of that thing. I would just go to the ground and just hug the dome that he was standing on. And if you want to also, if you want to need more money, change your name to Han. Just just be Han Solo, like i'd watched that. Oh and by the.

14:28 Way, one of the things I had completely forgotten about Hope and Free Solo is at one point when he at first starts dating his wife like she's supposed to be watching his rope and gets distracted and he falls and like breaks at cracks a vertebra. So let me get this direct. That's love. He made a life and a career out of climbing things without any harnesses and any support whatsoever. The moment he involves a woman, he falls and breaks his back. Well, when they're training, like when he was training for El Capitan, he has ropes like he's on a harness system and everything else. But yeah, the first time he trusts somebody, he's like, yeah, watch my rope.

15:12 That's how That's what women will do to you. It's like, you know what, I'm gonna climb this thing with a rope and you fall because she's distracted, Like you know what, fuck this, I'll just go ropeless. When you trust yourself more. You're in the Treehouse. Listen us online Treehouse on air dot com. When gravity is more forgiving, you've got a problem. Let's get Daniel Cook from Cook DFW Roofing and Restoration into the Treehouse for your free roof inspection and free property review. Call the Man three three cook DFW or the website COOKDFW dot com. Daniel. Storm season is fast approaching and like most storms, it'll be here before you know it. What's something that we can do to get prepared.

16:14 Dan, you're a one hundred percent right before you know, we're gonna be here at the end of February going into March, and that's where we start getting our thunderstorms and heavy wind events. Uh. Sometimes we have some hail. Unfortunate, some areas get some tornadoes and some of those things you just can't prepare for unfortunately. But you know, majority of the time you always hear about trampolines getting blown out of people's yards, patio furniture. Toys, different things like that. So make sure your yard is you know, if things go into your yard and they're not gonna be moved. They make great steaks to put around those trampoline, you know, feet on the trampoline, the posts that make some stakes that you need. To add to those. Uh, if you have lawn equipment or pull equip up, you know, chairs, things like that. You probably need to fold those up if you know you're gonna have some high through and set them into a storage area somewhere.

17:04 The main thing that people forget is all of these items are projectiles. So when you get seventy and eighty miles winds coming through your backyard, that's going to cause some major damage to those items, and if they hit your windows. I saw a trampoline fly all the way up and damage a person's roof two years ago. Trampoline land That was like, I don't know, eighteen feet up on the roof. You're talking about an eight foot circumference trampoline flying all the way up there and denting the roof and causing rain to get into the roof. Then, so winds are damaging, windows might get blown out. You know, there's so many things that you have to be prepared for, and you just you know, you got to do the best you can. Some things you can prepare for you can't.

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18:27 You're listening to the Treehouse, visit us online at treehouseonair dot com. This segment of the Treehouse is brought to you by Cookdfwroofing and Restoration. To get your free roof inspection and property review, go to cookdfw dot com or call in schedule it today eight three three Cook DFW. That's eight three three Cook DFW and check out the brand new No Your Home Show from COOKDFW available on YouTube YouTube dot com. Slash at COOKDFW. Alex handing over his future wife's or how did I say this? Yeah, Alex Honold handing over the ropes to his future wife to help him train for l copy Tan really was a trustful and the fact that she got distracted and dropped him it was I wouldn't I would think that would give me pause about the future of the relationship.

19:28 He started this at a work retreat. If she literally doesn't know where the rope ends figuratively, you're screwed. How fast did he want to get out of that relationship? Was like, fuck it, I'll climb this wall. It's safer for me to climb than it is for me to stay here. Well, no, it's in the documentary. She's basically like, we can get through this. Oh, and clearly they did. But yeah, it's it's actually a fascinating little piece. If you ever get time.

20:12 They're I'm I am a firm believer, and I didn't. I didn't realize this. I don't remember when it was that I realized this. But rock climbers, mountain climbers are the strongest people on this planet. And there is no doubt in my mind. And I'll fight anybody in the comments that says otherwise. You can talk about the guy who is you know this merse Musrouden, you know guy who can lift forests and boulders and things as part of as part of the World strong Man competition, and he is strong. But that dude is not climbing a mountain. He might be a mountain, but he's not climbing it the way that Alex Hannold can. Rock climbers are the strongest people on this planet period.

20:58 And and dumb are we skipping over that? Yeah, Magnus Samuelson the world's strongest man seven years in a row or whatever it is on the ground. Great, he knows where his place is. He's like, I'm on the earth. I'm good. These guys are like, hey, let me climb up the side of slate. That's that's fucking stupid, Like that's like that's like, hey, wait to watch me die one day. Yeah, yeah, look at that. Look at that really flat mountain. I'm gonna climb that side of it. Yeah, maybewhile. The people are like as explorers, like you realize you could just walk up the other side.

21:42 And Magnus Samuelson's like, I'm sorry, let me put the mountain down. But it is, it is. It is a different type of strength. There's no doubt, Like I'm sure that little Alex Haneld is not going to be able to pick up one of those boulders the way that Magnus can. But the control, the overall strength of the body that he has being able to do. I watched him, in like thirty seconds climb around an office chair in his living room, and I was like, Jesus, that guy is strong. Well, the hand strength is the thing that I can't even fathom. Uh yeah, I mean just the way you're watching that just with a couple fingers they're hanging on, you know, they're climbing up a mountain and you're you're got a lot of your body weight hooked on two or three fingers.

22:31 No, yeah, yeah, that's a forearm because there's no muscles in your hands, it's all tendons and yeah. Still, yeah, you get it's the grip strength. Yeah, yeah, it's It's amazing because like watching the clips of this guy scale that skyscraper and I was remembering back to that time I slid down a ladder like Clarke Griswold, and I'm just like, you know what, well done. Well here's the even crazier thing. If you ever want to see Alex Hannell is saying they did an other documentary called The Alpinist, kind of the What Alpinist. No, it's yes, I believe it. I know it sounds funny, but no, it's not alpinist. It's anyways about this guy that was whatever there was. There's one place in the United States where Alex Hanold had the record.

23:26 Okay, this guy, he's a kid at. This point, like eighteen nineteen years old, literally just drives up in his van, scales the mountain. It beats his time by like twenty minutes. Damn, and we end up was white kid's name. I can't remember, but you're absolutely correct. And uh and he was better than Alex and I mean, but ended up dying on some mountain in Alaska, which this is the question made me think about. It wasn't better because when they did free Solo, Alex Hannell is late twenties at that point early like right at thirty. He's now forty.

24:15 You've made a good living, You've done on At what point do you go? I'm not pressing my luck anymore. I want him to do the Borges Khalifa in Dubai. That's what I want him to climb. I'm with Raj climb now, because when you die, the fountains are amazing. I've been. I mean, when he falls off that thing, we'll have time for an intermission to go get popcorn. Made before he splats. Oh yeah, for sure, like, oh he fell, all right, hang on, if we go make some popcorn and by the time you get back and pop two or three kernels in your mouth, that's when he's eventually gonna land.

25:00 I've been there, I've seen it. It's beautiful. The fountain show is amazing. You'll be distracted. You won't hear the scream on the way down there. I think they start off with Don't Stop Believing with the Journeys, ended with Rick Astley. Throw beneath My Wings in there somewhere. Look, you're gonna have time for an entire medley before he hits the ground from the top of that thing. It's Tom Petty's free falling. Come on, guys, followed by Alicia Keys following you can play an entire album. You hit play as soon as he slips, and then event and then you might have a couple seconds of album left by the time he splats.

25:48 I mean, I mean you can practice with like the Patrona's towers in Malaysia, right, Like he can try that first, and. Then I climb the patron towers. I've climbed them with you, buddy. There were two that. Oh yeah. I feel like if he did it in Dubai or something like that. I mean they're going to have a whole like Tiesta will do a whole set on his way down. I look forward to that. I think it's a great idea, Raj. Now that he's done type one on one, he needs to do Whiz Khalifa and uh. Not Whiz Khalifa. I mean he can like I would.

26:30 I'm sure Wiz wouldn't mind. But the khalifa, my bad. I always call it by the wrong name. Here's what you can do to really add steaks to it. So he goes to climb the borge khalifa and then on top of it stick Whiz Khalifa. And then Alex has to climb to the top of Whiz on the top of the birch. And then there's your there's your ultimate stuff. And then there's getting you better than. That, and then there's me a khalifa on top. Right, stop tray, She's always a bottom.

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30:47 Oh sorry, why? Two they weren't doing yoga. Oh they were backstage. Doing yoga with somewhat something that has the nickname murder Kitty. I don't think it's a good idea. They go on to say here that if you want to, you know, partake in the yoga with lions at the Lion Habitat ranch in Las Vegas, anyone ages ten and up can join in for thirty five dollars per person. So if you want to bring your snacks I mean kids with you, they're welcome. They do, however, request that you bring your own mat. But if you don't have one, there are some mats that they have on hand, possibly from previous yoga participants who no longer need them.

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35:11 That's right, we promise. All you gotta do is find three more people. The multi level marketing experience in Vegas. It's at the sphere, so it's gonna be nice. Yeah, fantastic, we'll have it at lux Or. I mean, I've never been to Vegas, and all of a sudden, I don't feel the need to go. You've never been to Las Vegas. Never been to Vegas, Oh my dan. I know. But but I have been to Shreefport.

35:56 Okay. That's like, Hey, I've never done and Flake, but I have shot meth between my toes. And that's the reason I don't feel the need to go. There is a Taco Bell in Vegas that has a full on bar and upstairs nightclub, so you can eat your bean burritos. Uh, grab yourself a couple of Jamison's, go upstairs and dance the night away inside of a Taco Bell. And when you're done with that, across the street it just opened. A water Burger.

36:37 Yeah. That's not gonna happen, at least not the way you described it. If I go to Las Vegas to go to the Taco Bell, I will not be dancing the night away in the club. I will be dancing my sloppy ass straight to the bathroom. That's where the bathrooms are is on the second floor, so. You're saying the taco bell in Las Vegas is like a taco bell. Well, and then there's some really big bathroom aria. See you know how like we're talking about BUCkies the other day, Like there's music that plays through. Uh, they got a DJ for you, follow you do your business so they can drop a sick beat while I drop a sick beat. Yeah, you can't go wrong Vegas. If you're ever going West Coast and you get the layover in Vegas, it's usually about seven or eight hours. That's about as much time as you need in Vegas. When people are like we're going for a week, I'm like, you're going to hate yourself.

37:46 Oh god. The perfect Vegas trip, in my opinion, is like two nights, fly fly in, get late in late Friday, yeah, Friday night, Saturday, and then get out of there midday Sunday. That yeah. Perfect. Yeah, that's exactly why it's too much. It's too much the bells and whistles and the lights and all that. Like it's just a sensory overload. Like you don't you just don't need it. But if I've done it where there was a seven hour layover and I just want to go visit a buddy of mine because I wanted to get out of the airport because there's slot machines in the airport. Yeah, so they do all the ringing and lights and stuff as well, and it was perfect.

38:27 We went and I kind of walked down the strip, you know, hit the eminem store and then went to the Taco Bell that's where both Indian and He's like, you got to go check out the DJ upstairs, and I was like, there's like and if DJing was what you wanted to do with your life, the Taco Bell gig has to be the shittiest part of it. Like, you know what, I got this new gig where you at. Oh, don't worry about it. I'm right next to the GM. Oh no shit, really, what is it? I'm the Taco Bell DJ. Which would sound really cool if you were living in the movie Demolition Man.

39:12 Yes, that is correct, where. All their restaurants are Taco Bell. I mean I think everybody inside of a restroom inside of a Taco Bell is a demolition Man. Which, by the way, I watched the latter half of that that surprisingly still holds up. It's a really good movie. Yeah, stallone kills it. Yeah, there's some jokes in there that are still funny. Great Cask. When he goes down into the sewers or whatever it is or the tunnels and gets the burger and rat the rat burger. Oh, and he's like, no works, I still remember it.

39:57 Larry tells him it's Rat. That's demolition. Demolition Man is not a movie, really, I think, to ask the question does it hold up? I feel like it's the movie that all the other movies are compared to as far as holding up. It's that good at being held up. But that's the most money. And this is how he got in trouble is that's the most money that Wesley Snipes had ever made for doing a movie prior to Blade. And that's what got him in trouble with the IRS because he had laid his taxes. That makes sense. If I was an IRS agent and I watched Demolition Man and I watched Wesley Snipes in it, I would say we should probably look into his finances.

40:41 Yeah, And that's what they did, because I think he got like ten or twelve million dollars for the movie, and it was publicized like Wesley Snipes making you know, because Stallone was getting twenty twenty two million whatever it was, and Wesley Snaps was getting twelve and the irs was like, we haven't gotten shit, So. We're going to investigate all of this and by the end of it you will not. Be well, we're gonna slap the blonde out of your hair. We're just gonna need to use your retina scan here to access your cou Love that movie. Love that movie, and every I think every critic on the planet hated it for all things Treehouse. Treehouse on air dot com and do us a solid from your favorite listening platform.

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