I was in Mendoza, Argentina a while back and met some guys who worked with these high rollers who were climbing the seven summits. They were of course climbing

I was in Mendoza, Argentina a while back and met some guys who worked with these high rollers who were climbing the seven summits. They were of course climbing Acongagua in Argentina, one of the easier summits, from a technical perspective. Apparently, they were going to spend $25,000 PER PERSON to fly into a staging area near Vincent Mastiff, the highest mountain in Antarctica. It's so expensive because you've got to find some guy crazy enough to land a big plane on ice in the middle of nowhere Antarctica. There is no town there, nobody, nothing, for 100s of miles, completely desolate and uninhabited, yet these guys want to go there. I still don't get why they do that crap.