John Oliver explains Mt. Everest overcrowding, proposes Photoshop solution

When Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first reached the summit of Mt.

Everest in 1953, it represented an incredible feat of human achievement.

The peak of Everest is roughly the size of two ping-pong tables.

Well thats delightful, Oliver summarized.

There are two ways to approach Everest: From the Tibetan side and from the Nepalese side.

Now imagine doing that for hours in freezing temperatures as your brain leaks slowly down your spinal cord.

Youd be pretty fing angry too!

So Oliver came up with a solution to the problem: Just use Photoshop!

The more you think about it, the more brilliant this idea becomes, Oliver said.

If even faking it seems like too much work to you, dont worry.