How you doing? Just trying to inject a little bit of humour into your day. I've just been

watching one of my team members just edited a video of mine of me being at 3,000 foot in

a plane, strapped to the top doing a loop the loop. And it just may be low because it was

such an amazing experience. I've got Tom with me on the show today. Tom, have you ever

been strapped to a plane in gone 3,000 feet? Oddly enough, Ben. No. What was it like? The

closer stuff Ben, I'm sure it's similar to most people. I suppose we're all of course

there. I've been on a quick one of them and they're quite good. But I can't imagine

what it must have been like for that to be no track. Yeah, you're away. It was incredible.

They call it wing walking. There was no walking involved. I'm not quite sure why they call

it walking. But yeah, you're essentially strapped to a plane. You take like six, seven minutes

to get up to 3,000 feet and then you do loop the loop and stuff. So I think you and the

rest of the team bought it for me as a present. It took me like two years to cash it in because

of COVID and stuff. But you turn up for the day and you do your kind of like many people

will disagree, but it will be your easy fly where you go up and you basically just fly

around like 1,500 feet on a plane. And then you can basically take the level two where it's

like, well, now you've got used to that. You can go up to 3,000 feet and do a couple of

loop the loops and drop turns and will go upside down and turn the engine off and then like

drop down and stuff like that. So I then paid for the upgrade on the day because I was like,

I can't not do this. It wasn't cheap. It was 350 quid. But I'm like, the thing is is if you

don't react in the moment and say, yes, the chances are you might not go back because of

travel and all the rest of it. So I was like, look, take my money, take my 350 quid, take me up

on a plane and I just like experiences like that in life. I just think you've got to do it.

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