Brother-in-Law Stages Daring Wedding Rescue Mission, With A Fishing Rod
Maybe casually carrying a fishing rod from time to time isn’t so bad after all.
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A viral video shared on TikTok has captured the attention of netizens, showcasing the incredible efforts of a man to save his brother-in-law’s wedding attire after it flew off their 15th-floor apartment balcony.
The incident unfolded in an area with no accessible pavements below, adding to the complexity of the rescue mission.
@qidr_an macam mana nk ambil baju jatuh dari tingkat 15? tempat jatuh pula tiada access mudah.. #fishing #daiwa #kongsibersama ♬ original sound – LaguRaya
Determined to retrieve the attire, the groom’s brother-in-law devised a creative plan using a fishing rod.
Equipped with a Daiwa Gekkabijin Air TW rod and the Siglon PE 0.5 line, he carefully maneuvered the rod towards the dangling clothing.
The windy conditions made it quite a challenge, requiring a delicate balance of patience and precision to hook onto the attire.
Saving the attire was one thing, but applying safety precautions was a must.
The brother-in-law took precautions by wearing a DIY safety harness to protect himself while leaning over the balcony edge.
Despite the inherent risks, he remained focused and determined to complete the task at hand.
After several tense moments, the brother-in-law’s persistence paid off as he successfully hooked onto the wedding attire and carefully reeled it up to safety.
The successful rescue mission was met with a sigh of relief and gratitude from the groom.
The viral TikTok video has garnered praise from viewers, with many commending the brother-in-law for his heroic actions.
Some commenters even commended the brother for carrying a rod with him during these unpredictable situations.
The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of life and the importance of quick, creative thinking in unexpected situations.
Maybe casually carrying a fishing rod from time to time isn’t so bad after all.
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