Welcome to the best of the men's room podcast. Let the shenanigans begin. You guys remember the story a couple months ago about the woman who slipped into a volcano, into a crater. Yes. And she unfortunately passed away. So they heard her screaming for help. No, no, no, no, no, she passed on. Oh, damn. Oh, yeah. Well, sit down there for like a couple of days. Yeah, she was down there for days. Screaming out of the volcano.

Help.

A couple days in the volcano. She said, all right. No, no, no, no, no. She passed on. Oh, damn. Oh, yeah. Well, she'd down there for, like, a couple of days.

Yeah, she was down there for days.

Screaming out of the volcano.

Really?

Help.

A couple days in a volcano.

That'll take your life.

All right.

Well, I guess what?

It's happening again.

Oh, my God.

A Swiss mountaineer was rescued from Indonesia's Mount Ranjani after plunging down the same steep slope of the active volcano.

Just weeks after another hiker died on the same treacherous trail.

Why did they get so close to the crater of an active volcano? Benedict, do you want to pronounce the last name there? Benedict, I can't read that. What does that say? Benedict, what? Wow. All right, I'm going to say this. This is the guy's last name. I just can't pronounce it. It sounds like I'm making a confession. I'm a nigger. Thank you. That is the guy's last name. He's 46 years old. It's hiking. Ted, can you? Look at us. Let's take a look at it. I'm not exaggerating. Why would you say that? No. Just pass. I'm sorry I can't read May though that would suck if you had to do the story on the news wasn't it? Oh man Like if you're a local news reporter The man Give it to the black guy I'm not reading this Benedict Lasson I'm not reading this I would say like we're not going to release his name. Benedict I.

We're pretending his identity. Benedict I. There's that kid playing college for Paul to share. Oh, no, he's got hats and everything. Oh, yeah. Noah. Noah. Have you seen his apparel you can buy? I wouldn't buy it. I was going to buy you a hat. No. Where am I going to wear that? Nowhere.

No, Oh,

Iceland?

Anyway,

yeah, that gets you un-invited to the cookout. Yeah. He was hiking with his daughter, a local porter, when he slipped and tumbled down the Slobjus towers before noon on Wednesday. The fall in the island's most notorious climb left him mobilized by injury, and he was unable to climb back. But eventually, rescuers were able to airlift him out, but he slipped exactly at the same place. They did throw him a thermal blanket. I don't understand why he just fell into a volcano. Here's something to keep you warm. Right. Our question, oh, what did you step on? What did you step in? Or what did you step through? 206, 803 rock.

That to me, hey, here's a thermal blanket even though you're on top of an active volcano.

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