Ok, since we have the *far* compassionate people on this thread, i'll go ahead and play the bad guy.

Remember the search director? He was wondering why he left the road. "Surely theres a good reason for it, i'd sure like to ask him"
Translation: "fuckin idiot left the road, hes not gonna live"

He drives a Saab. Hes a yuppie. You can almost fill in the blanks, its so obvious. I am an information management major.....i know enough people in this field to know the type. You can pretty much stereotype this guy.

I am from the Texas/Mexico border. I personally have found illegal aliens who have succumed to the texas heat and were dead. (grew up on a 75k acre ranch, been lost plenty both horseback and on foot...day/night) I find it funny that people think this guy is so heroic because he couldn't find his way out of a cardboard box and died because of it. However, when a Mexican national wants a better life for his family and dies in the heat, thats something you never hear about.

They were relatively safe in the car and on the road. From what i understand, the night temps were ~32F....which is not bad. My father always taught me to be responsible for my actions. I don't know why people are calling his actions a "mistake". Leaving the car to wander in the woods is the dumbest thing he can do. Obviously he gets lost on the road.....so how in the HELL is he going to find his way around with his little map? He can't find his ass with both hands.....and he expects to navigate in bad terrain?

Take it as it is, all these people who are calling this guy heroic.....probably are the type of absent minded people that get lost in the woods on the way to grandmas house. When you hold yourself accountable for your own actions, you begin to see that others 'mistakes' arent actually mistakes....they are blunders that are easily avoided with a little common sense. Obviously common sense isn't so common.
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