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There was something on the, on Oprah yesterday.

It was David Blaine, right?

David Blaine was on Oprah.

Who broke the world record for holding his breath?

17 minutes.

17 minutes and like four seconds.

Meet it by 30 seconds, I think.

Right.

So he's on, and he's just a dynamic speaker to begin with.

So it was riveting.

But yeah, he did the submersion in water.

And I didn't realize, I didn't think it was humanly.

I thought it was some sort of stunt.

But I guess it is, you were talking about the deep sea, I mean the deep divers, the free divers. The free divers. Yeah. That they can do this. I had no idea a human could survive holding their breath for 17 minutes. Not only that, the guys that do the free diving, Steve, they say that as they, the deeper they go, it compresses their lungs and they get to, like, the size of like a baseball. Yeah. It's got to be good for you.

Yeah, oh, of course. It's got to be awesome.

It's got like having a truck roll over you.

It's, uh, physically it's just got to rip you apart. But you had said, I have a clip of him talking about this on Oprah, but you may want to turn it down if you're listening at home because, you know, Blaine just screams. Was this after?

He's after.

He's describing what it's like and what happens as far as the pain level goes.

Is it painful holding your breath? Was this after or before? He's describing what it's like and what happens as far as the pain level goes.

Is it painful holding your breath?

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