Last week on the episode, we closed out talking about skydiving.

And I just, I got to talk about this real quick. 12 skydivers. And we're going to get into the intro and everything, but because we finished with skydiving last week, if you didn't see it, go back and watch the last part of it. 12 skydivers. And it did not pull up on it. We just went straight to Instagram. Come, let's try it again. That's such an annoying feature. I don't know why I just did that. That's the only social media app that does that. Really? I want to go to this specific part of Instagram and they're like, Instagram. It's like, why do you have the whole URL? Here's your homepage. Okay. Yeah, I just had to search it on Google because it didn't pull up for the thing.

But 12 victims killed in Butler skydiving crash identified as NTSB investigation continues.

So this was in Kansas City, Missouri.

The 12 people were killed in a skydiving plane crash in Butler.

In Butler? Yeah, Butler County. I thought it was 12 butlers. I was like, who is taking out all the butlers? We're taking it until the next level when it comes to service over here, sir.

They killed 12 butlers at the same time?

The investigation of the crash is still underway.

The coroner's office said it is working with the next to kin to reunite the victims of their fallen loved ones.

The plane crash around 1130 a.m. on Sunday, June 14th at the Butler Memorial Airport shortly after taking off.

And we were talking about a plane crash on the last, I think skydiving on the last episode.

But this one was so crazy because it was 12 people.

And once you were in the airplane, you already got, you know, you already got the parachute on when you get the airplane.

Usually.

Usually.

You already got it in.

I'm not saying that.

I'm just saying, like, if I already got it on.

If you had it on.

If I had it on.

When you went.

Yeah.

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