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So I just re-watched a great documentary recently in order to recall this death-defying

feet for you.

Okay, so go with me here a bit.

Picture this. You look down below is a thin wire a mere two inches thick.

1,362 feet below that is the unforgiving pavement of the streets of New York City.

The only thing that separates your fragile body and that concrete will be those

two inches of wire. Below the wire you can see them. Busy people

rushing off the work, school, home wherever they're going as you take your

first step across the sky.

At first nobody notices you.

Maybe that's for the better you think.

It only adds to the pressure.

But you thought too soon.

A man below stops, he looks up and he sees you a speck against the clouds.

Your heart rate rises. This is getting very real.

As a crowd gathers, the breeze picks up. It's colder up here, frigid actually, and more unpredictable.

Instead of blowing from one direction, the gust come from all around, zigzagging across your face, tugging

at the long bar that you're carrying for balance. You sway back and forth,

110 stories above the ground, suspended by only two inches of wire under your feet.

Breathe, you think, in, out, in, out. By now, thousands of people stand below you, watching, stunned, admiring, or waiting, like those

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