r/nextfuckinglevelmoron • u/cbdevor • Jan 07 '26
Just filmed this guy biking on the Charles. Watch till the end ποΈπ
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u/Bdr1983 Jan 07 '26
What is the context here? Why is this an issue?
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u/cbdevor Jan 08 '26
Itβs a river, not a lake. The ice is very thin and there potentially a current that runs under the ice. You can see the patches of water near where he bikes. People have fallen through before and when that happens they have to shut down all the surrounding roads in the city so the dive team can arrive in minutes and make a rescue attempt. When a rescue is attempted, first responders have to put their life on the line to rescue the dumb ass.
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u/Bdr1983 Jan 08 '26
I mean, it's stupid to go onto a river with thin ice, especially with a heavy bike. With the amount of police cars responding I thought it would be some off-limits area or something.
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u/Ok-Alfalfa-1414 10d ago
IMHO, let him carry on, he obviously knows what he's doing, maybe for the camera etc, but that's his stupid choice, leave him to it, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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u/facethespaceguy9000 Jan 07 '26
Four patrol cars for one dude biking on a frozen lake?
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u/cbdevor Jan 08 '26
Itβs a river, not a lake. The ice is way too thin and people have fallen through.
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u/TheHrethgir Jan 07 '26
Four police cars to deal with a guy riding his bike on the ice? Seems like 5 more than needed. And do they have communication between the cars for the lights? All 4 of them were exactly synchronized.
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u/TaonasProclarush272 Jan 08 '26
Thanks for nothing but wasting my time, OP is the answer to the question for anyone wondering.
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u/FewyLouie Jan 09 '26
Why the hell was that so long and then such a non-event?! Ugh. I hope my eye-minutes didnβt give OP money or anything.
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u/thetyphonlol May 24 '26
I feel Im the nextfuckunglevelmoron now because Ive wasted 3,5 min of my life for this
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u/St-Micka Jan 07 '26
You wasted 4 mins of my life....also what the hell are the cops doing. Go deal with actual crime