We were on a Midwest tour, just leaving Chicago, Illinois (we'd been there a few days). There was this pretty big gap in Chicago that we were trying to get Chris to do; he ended up landing it last minute. We left the city quite late and got to Milwaukee before dark. I don't know who suggested this spot—maybe it was Sam McGuire—but we were kind of rushing to get there before it got dark. This was like a convention center or one of these buildings that has a lot of security, so once you once start climbing around up there you start attracting a lot of attention. You don't really have too long to feel it out. And it's not really the sort of spot you feel out; you just sort of go for it. You either do it or you don't! It's insanely hard to get up to: there are some little ledges you can climb. Once you get up there you're on a skinny pillar that's maybe two feet wide with a bit of a hard, beveled edge. The drop down into the bank is way over head-high, and then from the side of the bank, it's another huge drop. With security and everything, you just can't mess around. We rushed to set up a couple of cameras, and within six minutes (five minutes and twenty-two seconds, according to the length of the raw clip) Nick was rolling away. A total of four or five tries. You can see in the footage when he actually lands it, there are two security guards standing in the way, but they look totally confused. I'm not sure what they were planning on doing to stop it. They just stood to the side and watched it go down! Before we knew it we were driving away. It was one of those things. It was a rad day. We didn't get to do too much skating but the two tricks that went down were really gnarly! For both clips, everything happened so fast we didn't even have time to set up any lights. —@mikemanzoori | @nick_garcia, early grab bomb drop. #EtniesAlbum #berrics ?:@samuelmcguire

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