This video had it all…education, drama, fear, comedy…lose 10k subscribers, you should gain 10k 😂…great job facing your fears…can we submit this for a KZread award?

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you

@jeremywade1388

11 ай бұрын

It’s a full ❤❤❤❤❤ 😂😢😮❤ all the emotions!

Chris telling Miles how proud of him he is for being brave was, heart melting. Beautiful moment. ❤

@fionakennedy8465

11 ай бұрын

That’s the worst when you can see the ground

@fionakennedy8465

11 ай бұрын

Just don’t look down -you did it Chris.We are proud of you.

@fionakennedy8465

11 ай бұрын

Oh Chris and then the bowels😮😮😮😮🥶💩💩💩💩💩💩💩my worst nightmare

Hey Chris, I’m talking to you. That’s right. You are amazing. You and your beautiful family definitely make our world a better place. I wouldn’t even get in that elevator let alone stand on that glass floor, so you’re my hero! Your raw and real candour are so refreshing and one of the many reasons we love your videos - we live vicariously through you! We are loving your world tour and look forward to watching every day! 😊❤

I didn't expect for this video to be so heartwarming. After seeing Chris go though that struggle just to turn around and show Miles support and sharing words of affirmation to him. That was such a sweet, loving, and heartfelt moment to watch.

@Krista-D

11 ай бұрын

💯👏

@crystalmarie2343

10 ай бұрын

Same! Such an unexpectedly sweet moment when y’all just encouraged each other! That’s what a GOOD FAMILY looks like.

My eyes are filled with tears!! The most genuine, real moment caught on tape. So proud of Chris! And the most loving supportive wife ever!! Love you guys!

You have nothing to be embarrassed about, Friend! We all have something that freaks us out. The fact you tried to overcome it was extremely brave. And it was so wonderful to see that your wonderful family was supporting you (and laughing with you, which is important for not taking things too seriously). That was a very neat building that I had no idea existed. Thanks for sharing!

TLC should make a show of this family & call it POSITIVELY CHARGED. Their positivity & cheerfulness almost feels contagious.

I LOVE how real you guys are! And how supportive of each other. Chris, don't be embarrassed. You're human - and an amazing one, at that!

When we went to the top of the One World Trade Center, my wife almost had a panic attack, and the guy up there told us the biggest most tough looking people turn into absolute babies at the top sometimes. Heights can be crazy, but you made it Chris!! You did it!

I think that was a healthy fear seeing that many people standing on a clear panel that high up!

Chis, i am talking to you, yes, YOU! I just want to remind you how amazing you are. That you matter. That you have such an incredible impact on others. How awesome that you chose to normalize what is very real, for so many. You have edit control, and I am proud of you. Who knows how many people you made feel better about their own fears. Good on you! Bravo!

There is something so humbling in the way that you shared that panic episode. I had a panic attack on my second day in Japan where I ended up going to an emergency room for NOTHING! I was so embarrassed but I share that story with everyone and they always get a crack out of it because we are all just human. Your bathroom story is so funny and Amanda did a great job documenting all of it. Enjoying all of your videos!!!

@Angelicwings1

11 ай бұрын

I don’t find it funny but thank you for sharing your vulnerability and humanness. It’s okay to be overwhelmed sometimes. We are all but human. It’s not a shame to be a basic human with feelings

Everything else aside, it takes courage to portray a weakness. Your video was one of the most honest I’ve seen in a long time, and I really appreciate it. I have acrophobia, so I definitely can relate. Thank you for your candor.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

You’re ok Chris. Your precious ones were on glass and it’s scary. *hugs* You want to be there for your family and you want your family to be safe. Don’t be embarrassed. You did a brilliant job. I’m proud of you for both letting your family who is everything to you get out there and then you showed your baby how to be strong and brave too. As a Dad and a man I think you are amazing. Thank you for being real and vulnerable and allowing other men and Dads to also be vulnerable. It’s important. Men are human too and that’s a good thing.

Chris, I am so proud of you - and you showed Miles that it is ok to not be perfect! That's the important thing - Miles learns that it is ok to have fears! Thank you for all of the great content - I am loving this trip with all of you!

Give yourself credit for standing on that glass even through your terror. You have every right to feel fear. It's your brain protecting you from a perceived threat. I would feel apprehension too out of my lack of trust in the engineering and building of that platform and structural integrity since that building sways due to the height and structural failures happen. You are brave, and you did it! I'm sure this comment isn't helping 😂

Very proud of you Chris. Takes a real man to face a fear like you did.

So proud of all of you for going up and waking on the glass. I watched most of this video, holding my breath and my hand in front of the screen. I have a major fear of heights and I wouldn’t even have been able to do that elevator ride. The movie was too realistic. It also I know what anxiety feels like and tummy issues and Chris you get a gold star for handling. Everything was such grace.

Chris, that was amazingly brave of you to step onto that windowed floor. Many of us couldn't do it and there is nothing to be embarrassed about. You and your family get cuter and cuter as I watch more of your videos. They are so much fun!

Bravery isn’t not being scared. Bravery is being scared & doing it anyway. And you did. 💕

Panic attacks suck Chris, trust me. Been working through this with my therapist. Best medicine is gradual exposure therapy aka just go into what is causing the fear!! It's just fear brother, no one has ever died of a panic attack. Best words I was given was just have the panic attack, takes the teeth away from it. Worst case you pass out, then what, people are there to pick you up and rescue you. I understand exactly what you're going through Chris, you did absolutely amazing brother, so proud of you! 🎉🎉❤

@Angelicwings1

11 ай бұрын

Sometimes one should not and one does not have to do that thing that worries you. It’s ok to be protective of your loved ones.

@dodgersfan5597

11 ай бұрын

@@Angelicwings1 Did I ever say that he shouldn't?

@Angelicwings1

11 ай бұрын

@@dodgersfan5597 well by talking about exposure therapy you kind of did but no you didn’t in blatant words

@dodgersfan5597

11 ай бұрын

@Angelicwings1 yes as in that is the "best medicine " for dealing with it, however never said he had to do anything, don't put words in my mouth. That said, not doing it only gives fear and anxiety strength, so by not doing it makes it 1000 times worse.

@Angelicwings1

11 ай бұрын

@@dodgersfan5597 ok

Chris, I would have the same issue - I’m not afraid of heights, it’s the fear of falling that gets me. I’m proud of you for facing the fear…

@Angelicwings1

11 ай бұрын

That’s what Justin Scarred says. He also was really brave at Rock City and did the thing even when he was so frightened

Chris wins an Oscar! Seriously, braver than me! I wouldn't get near that area. 1 floor with the glass I am good with, but that nope, the cleaning crew would have to close the floor for cleaning. 😅

I used to get panic attacks and they are so horrible! There is ZERO stuff to be embarrassed about. Amanda I LOVE how supportive you were through it all - New respect level unlocked! Thank you guys for showing us what most of us will never see. I’ve been to Seoul but only the airport! 😉

Chris -you have nothing to be embarrassed or upset about, brother. You did it - you did great! I went to the top of one of the World Trade Center towers in the mid 90’s, and nearly fainted. Big time vertigo. And felt sick to my stomach. We’re with you my friend. Amanda’s loving commentary was so sweet, but Miles wins best comments. Love this video - you all are the best human beings! Release the kraken!

Chris, don’t be embarrassed! That is a legit and very rational fear!! Thank you for being vulnerable enough to share this with us. I wish more people were this real. Especially on YT. Just one of many reasons I love your channel and your beautiful family. ❤❤ Never change!!

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Are you kidding? That is terrifying!! I think most people would be scared out of their minds. Nothing to be embarrassed about!!!

I get fear of heights, too. Chris, you are so brave to stand on the glass floor even though you were experiencing fear of heights. Plus you fly in airplanes, go on rollercoasters. I think you, Amanda and Miles are so brave. I'm glad you showed that because it will make other people who have a fear of heights know they are not alone.

As someone who has mental health disorders and suffers from panic attacks I completely understand what you were feeling. I loved hearing Amanda coaching you through facing your fears. Great job working through your panic Chris! Also, I laughed so hard when you were describing your release the kraken moment 😂

I love that Myles didn't even want to take 1st place. What a courteous kid.

We've all had those moments where we have to "release the kraken" in the most embarrassing places. So proud of you for overcoming your fears, Chris! Love you guys!

There is nothing to be embarrassed about. You are an incredible person Chris! You make this world better.

That ELEVATOR looked terrifying with the video screens all around. Chris, I'm with yea, that is WAY too high. I would not want to go on the glass either. Amanda, you were so cute in encouraging and helping Chris! Bless! Oh my gosh! Telling Miles how brave he was! I'm so happy you kept that in! I laughed way too hard at "release the kraken" 😂 Shopping time! Can't wait to see Amanda's cute new outfit! Rest up everyone!

You did it Chris and what a example of overcoming your fears for Miles. Your authentic transparent self is refreshing and heartwarming. ❤

Chris, I'm so proud of you. There is no WAY that I could have stepped on that glass. You did GREAT!!!

I can’t do heights. But I do go up to say I did it. I keep away from the windows. Would I go back up? Nope. But I did freaked out watching you guys walking on the clear floor. Chris, you did it. Be proud of yourself for facing your fear. Kudos to Amanda for talking Chris through his fear. Keep up the wonderful videos.

Chris, I had tears in my eyes because I understand 100% what you were going through for all of it! I’ve tried to do a suspension bridge so many times and paid a high fee to get in and have never been able to cross it. It’s maddening because you feel like you shouldn’t be afraid but your body has its own mind for sure. Amanda and Miles love you soooo much! I’m so proud of you and noticed your knees bent right away as well as that’s something we all do when fear hits. So glad you made it to the bathroom, another bodily reaction to fear - ugh. It was a fun day with you all and I felt so proud of you all. You’re not alone Re what happened - that’s for sure! ❤

My last husband had a terrible fear of heights. I’ve seen him go though this so i really understand and feel for you in my heart. You always tell us how important we are. But you my friend are so brave. I’m proud of you.

My knees started to feel weak JUST WATCHING. You tried! You’re braver than I am! No need for embarrassment.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Thank you. 💚💙

Wow, the love and support you show for one another on this show is inspiring! Been watching your vids for awhile now, but his one might be my favorite. Chris, I loved both your fear and valor. Can completely relate. But what I loved most was what you told Miles about being fearless. So touching and important. Need more parents like yourselves in our world. Provosts, keep on keepin on!

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you!

You're amazing, Chris. You tell us to be, but now is your time to realise it as you did it! You fought the spiral!

Dear Chris, I'm so proud of you for admitting to your fear--that's true bravery. It's ok to be afraid. You're showing Miles that vulnerability is strength. I have severe anxiety disorder and I've been ashamed of it for years. Only now am I realizing that my anxiety doesn't make me weak, it makes me human. God Bless you and as you tell us, know that you're wonderful just as you are

Chris. You faced your fear. Don’t be embarrassed for feeling anxious. I wouldn’t have been able to stand on that glass. Great job! You make this world a better place. ❤❤

I feel you Chris!!! I went to a Diamond Backs game last Saturday, brought my son and his family, there were six of us. We had section 325 row 15 and I lasted less than 30 seconds!!!!!! I walked down the stairs and a security guys asked if I was ok, apparently I was red and sweating and shaking. He walked me to a place that would be able to help me get/buy seats on the first level, she wasn't able to help me. :( As I was walking away he asked if she was able to help and I said no. He said that doesn't work for me, he escorted me to the lower level and told the user to let me and my family sit in his area. :) So kind!!! A couple endings later he came to check on me and we chatted a while. I know now that I'm a first level gal only!! Thanks for sharing!!

@lcflngn

11 ай бұрын

Omg, I have the same issue (but my fear is more about when there are no handlebars, like cliffs & towers) so we usually sit in Oracle Park (Giants) in the 3rd deck, and I just have to hold on all the way up, and very carefully all the way back. It’s so high up! I saw a guy fall down a few stairs one time, it was so hard for him to get up from that, but he was ok. Whew, I agree, if you can, just stay low. All the best!

@lcflngn

11 ай бұрын

Ok, another story. We were pulling our little vintage (heavy) 12-foot trailer all over the Western US, & on the way home decided to camp at a spot that turned out to be extremely vertical cliffs all the way up & down. (I mean, it had mountain goats) My husband & daughter had a nice hike & dinner, but I basically couldn’t sleep, eat, or indeed move until we were back down the mountain the next morning. I missed a nice time, but honestly, never again.

Chris, you did GREAT! I’m right there with you ❤ I have had severe panic attacks that have sent me to the ER. I also have a fear of heights. I’m so proud of you for stepping out onto that glass floor. Thank you so much for being human and for being real and sharing not only the good times but also your challenges. We love you three!

People who do not get vertigo do not understand. Its not a fear, its a breakdown of how your brain process the images and your balance. Its a perception thing. More common in people who are nearsighted(which i was for many years). You start to feel like you are falling over even when you are steady. And this induces a panic. I feel for you sir. I never get panic attacks unless i'm up in a high place. i can do all manner of rides, because i feel strapped in like on a rollercoaster or drop tower. Something about that changes your perception. You are still anxious, but know if you get dizzy you are not going to suddenly fall down. Thanks so much for all your content.

Miles will appreciate you for that. Showing him to conquer your fears. Father win 🏆

Chris, you sweet sweet sweet man. Your moment with Miles was so touching. You are good dude! You were crazy brave to even try stepping on the glass. I'm not sure how my body would have reacted. But in the moment, and with a camera in your face no less, you did amazing. I so appreciate your vulnerability and honesty on here always. Thank you so much for showing real life! I appreciate you all so much!

Chris-be as kind to yourself as you are to all of us! The world is a better place because you’re in it!!❤

Chris, I just want to take a moment to tell you how awesome you are! Such a human emotion that you had, and you came out victorious, with bragging rights on conquering your fear.

I don't know why this made me all teary eyed. Amanda, you walking Chris through what he was feeling was so loving and kind and you did it Chris! The side of cliffs do it for me too! I appreciate your honest of all the moments through this!!! It's all real and valid. 🦾

Chris, you are braver than I am because I don’t think I could even go up in that building to begin with. To share that on camera is very courageous. There is nothing wrong with showing your fears.

@cbsaeng6486

11 ай бұрын

Same here!

First Comment and Viewer from Seattle Wa USA!

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

You rock!

I have a problem with heights and still forced myself to go out on the glass platform in the CN Tower. Glad I did it though. And glad you did it too! Good job, Chris! 🙏🏻

I know you have read this about a hundred time over but Chris, man you did an amazing job of stepping out onto the clear floor!! Even with your panic attack, you didnt let that completely stop you! Amanda, Sis! You are an amazing spouse and friend to Chris ❤ I love your guy's dynamic. You are rasing and wonderful little man.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Thank you. 💚💙

Don't worry about doing something that scary for our sake. You all are amazing and please don't push yourselves beyond your reasonable comfort zones. I'm just amazed at the experience you two are providing for Miles. I'm sure he will cherish it throughout his lifetime.

Hi Chris, Amanda and Miles. Chris, you did better than I ever would have on the Glass Floor. I would have a panic attack the moment the elevator doors opened. I never can go near the windows. At least, the Kraken wasn't released in a hidden location in Orlando that only you and Dave knew about. Thank you for bringing us along on this Fun Day. Keep being Brave and on to the rest of the tour.

OMG…that is a totally normal thing to be afraid of! It’s literally instinct. I thought it was so amazing that you conquered your fear and stepped out onto it…even though it summoned the Kraken!! 😂 Thanks for taking us along with you!

Bravery is not the absence of fear, but to act in the face of it. 👏👏👏👏👏

I'm right there with you Chris. Not normally scared of heights but with only glass below me my mind would also start going crazy.

Look, I'm talking to you! Great on you. It's OK to have fears, and Vertigo is a VERY primal fear, but you faced it and stood up to it (well on it). Keep going because YOU are amazing.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

Amanda you are the sweetest and the best in your encouraging Chris. Chris you did it! It's totally OK to be afraid of being so high up!

Chris, my fear of heights is activated just by SEEING tall things. I would have walked up to that building and turned around! YOU DID IT! YOU DID GREAT!

It is perfectly natural to feel a bit of panic when faced with such a floor. No embarrassment! If most people didn't have at least a little bit of anxiety, glass floors would not be a big deal.

You did it Chris! Great job. Don’t be embarrassed it was totally on brand for your Chanel you always your true self. It is why Provost Park Pass is my favorite.

WOW! Just WOW!! You did it, you are great, you did it, you are great. Every video you release, I just love you all more and more. Special shout out for Chris's generous and genuine affirmation for Miles ❤

I wouldn't even have been able to go up in a building that high let alone on the glass floor.

Poor Chris! He looked so cute, like a little kid facing his fear! GOOD JOB! ❤️

I love how supportive your family was, when you panicked. So glad they could be with you on this trip!!!

The same happened to me when I was younger at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California at their observation tower. I lost control of myself and had to be on my knees and hands, lol. You were awesome Chris

You are making me Kraken up! 😂 Chris, there is nothing to be embarrassed about. You just keep being your sweet, real self.

Chris, I feel your pain. I’m terrified of heights. I would not have even gotten close to the glass floor. And I would not have been able to watch my family on it either! I would also have needed a bathroom afterwards! Do not be ashamed, phobias are real. They can be overcome with work but nothing to be embarrassed about.

Chris, if this is any help, I was cheering you on with Amanda and the rest of KZread. You handled it so well. I have been know to cry riding a ski lift at Lake Tahoe. ❤❤❤ The fear is real but your accomplishment facing your fear, is AMAZING! YOU ARE AMAZING! Thank you for being vulnerable.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Chris did so good!!! No need to be so hard on yourself! Personally, I don’t think I would’ve even been able to step on that elevator to go up that high. I could feel anxiety just thinking about that. You’re all amazing!

I don’t have a fear of heights, I don’t have a fear of falling, it’s the sudden stop that scares me.

Chris did well to get his feet on it. I doubt I would have looked out the windows, let alone the floor. You did it Chris. You did great. 💖💖💖💖

Oh. Chris! You are far braver than I am. You would never get me up there, let alone walk out on that clear part.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Thank you. 💚💙

in moments like that Chris...we say were "exercising some demons". Never feel bad for fears, you are showing you son GRACE UBNDER FIRE. and how to take life's icky moments with laughter. those are true life lessons there! when you bend down to congratulate miles...picture yourself at his age. tell little you h ow proud you are too!!

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

Chris, you are my hero. I was panicking and I’m not even there. So proud

Oh my goodness Chris, I feel for you. It’s ok if you can’t do something, it’s always ok to listen to our bodies when we feel uncomfortable.

Oh Miles, just the sweetest. 🥰

You did it! Everyone who's ever had this kind of fear knows it well... You can't help but laugh though, it's always that way

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much

After laughing our way through this, my husband and I looked at eachother and agreed that this was our favorite episode so far. I 100% understand your fear and adrenaline fueled stomach issues and appreciate the honesty, as embarrassing as it was for all of us 😂

I think Chris did a great job!!! I was having anxiety just watching Amanda stand on the floor and I wasn't even there!!! Chris you did great! Good job just being able to stand on it!!! Thank you for sharing this video!

Literally almost cried when you spoke to us about how we don’t know why bad things happen. I’ve been struggling a lot with my health recently so bad it’s made me take a leave of absence from work and we haven’t found many answers. I have been so low so it is always so helpful and lovely to hear you speak to everyone with such love. You all radiate such kindness and love and you guys are constantly who I look forward to seeing at the end of my day!

@Jlwalker0212

11 ай бұрын

ALSO you did it! You did great!

Chris you are a whole lot braver than me. There is no way I would even get close to the glass floor. Just watching you my palms are swetty. YOU ARE AMAZING.

Thanks for sharing your world tour! I appreciate how Chris is willing to be vulnerable on camera. I know he felt a little embarrassed, but it really resonates with people. Props to you all for standing on the glass! Enjoy the rest of this trip. I always enjoy your videos. You are such great storytellers.

Chris, you are amazing and the world is a better place because you are in it. You did it. You did great! But I have to tell you that EVEN if you didn't do it, we would all be proud of you. Whatever you feel is valid and real. I just want to make sure that you're not hard on yourself. Panic attacks and vertigo are nothing you choose. You are amazing and we are so very grateful for your messages to all of us every single time. SO PLEASE HEAR US WHEN WE SAY YOU ARE AMAZING! No shame in panic. No shame in vertigo. We adore you three! STAY YOU... Don't ever change how real you get with us! It's so awesome and makes others feel NOT ALONE. What a gift. HUGS!

That response is totally natural, we all have a inherent trigger for self preservation the lord is with you all.

I'm terrified of planes ... but you go on them so often that watching your videos help me with my flying fears. I am not sure if I could walk on that glass floor lol

Real, human, no sugar coating, unedited kraken release party! Thanks for sharing the bad with all the good! Blessings!

Chris! I'm so proud of you for feeling the fear and doing it anyway! You are brave and incredible! ❤🎉 And so great for Miles to see you do something when you're afraid. You rock!

Chris, I have a horrific fear of heights. I wouldn't have gotten in the elevator, so you did way better than me. You did amazing and your family is amazing.

this is ginger.....ryans mom!!! love you guys!! Chris you amaze me! i am very afraid of heights. you did a fabulous job! what a inspiration you are! Thanks for sharing this experience! Amanda....you rock!!! You guys are the best!!!!

Chris, you did it. You did great. Probably panicked seeing Amanda and Miles walking out thinking they will fall, maybe? Great job Chris.

You are brave. You did great. I would not have gotten in the elevator. No judgement here. You did a great service to others by sharing. Thank you.

@provostparkpass

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

You know who is amazing Chris Provost for his ability to adjust,compensate and overcome!

Chris you were so brave! Good job! Amanda and Miles gave the best support… keep up the great content.

I am profoundly afraid of heights. Chris, you are a Rockstar for trying to overcome a fear. I know exactly how you feel.

There's nothing wrong with a little panic. Heck, i even had panic just watching all the shots to the ground from your video. I appreciate you showed it with a smile. This is another example why your channel continues to grow! Thanks for all you do and keep having fun on your trip around the world.....