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I seem to have this propensity to get lost no matter what I'm doing.

I've been delighted most of my life and like not in a royalty sense either.

But yeah, I've been stuck in the dark so many times I've literally couldn't count it.

I mean, it's kind of becoming my M.O.

So maybe I'm not the right person to give advice on how to avoid getting stuck in the dark.

You may remember Kelly Cordis, writer, fugilist and alpinist.

He's the purveyor of climbing massive peaks.

Often his first sense was stupidly light gear.

An alpinism subgenre known simply as disaster style.

For Kelly, nights been out with few supplies are kind of part of the norm.

But where does his perverse ability to endure come from?

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