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What do we do the guy in the landing gear story?

Last week.

Yeah, this is what copycats do, and this sucks, man.

Yeah, this one doesn't make quite so happy.

There's not a lot of details in this one, but they found a guy in Charlotte.

In the landing gear of an American Airlines plane, sneaking onto a plane's landing gear can be highly risky health and aviation experts.

I'm hoping it wasn't here.

I've previously told us.

These on pressurized parts of the plane lack oxygen and can reach temperatures well below freezing, like minus 80

Fahrenheit, which the last I checked is well below freezing. It says in most of these,

76% of these, involved somebody being dead. I would say that. Last week, a 13-year-old boy,

miraculously survived a 90-minute flight from, uh, and I was that was in Kabul to a couple of a deli. And, yeah, that must have been. And that was the national news. And I'm guessing this person saw then, said, yeah, I'm going to try it. This plane arrived in Charlotte from Europe. Yes. Oh, the whole way. It was 36,000 feet for a long time yeah yeah hours my

they didn't fight him until they were just doing like a routine maintenance check hours

the other guy survived a 90 minute flight yeah minus 80 is not compatible with life no

that's that's not gonna work maybe at a park. You might have a parker. Even then. Like a good, like a football. No, you better have your Mount Everest onesie on. Even then it doesn't get to minus 80 on Mount Everest. No, it doesn't. How about the batteries and warm up everything in your body could you survive that

i don't know how you would survive if you have oxygen tank and he snuck up there with a whole

big bunch of gear which you might as 80 yeah maybe if you had that kind of gear because i'm sure

they experience minus 80 wind chill up on Mount Everest. Yeah, yeah.

That's too bad.

They don't know how the guys age or nothing on there.

I'm hoping it wasn't a kid.

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