And guess who else was sleepwalking through his job?

It was the person plotting out the course of a few helicopters,

leaving a remote area on the border of Iran and Azerbaijan just the other day

leading to the helicopter crash which killed the president of Iran, the foreign minister, I think six other people.

Now obviously everyone knows what's coming, we got to say it, we got to, you know, the dirt,

if we're getting it off our shoulders, we're saying it loud, we're saying it proud.

Do not violate the true and on rules.

Never ride in a helicopter.

I mean look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this. Now obviously we have said that there are certain

exceptions such as if you are being medevac and have no other options sure and if I

think also with the medevac situation you're sort of swinging from the bottom of the helicopter sometimes

worse you are it's what seems like it so scary

Sometimes somehow I think I feel like that's safer than being in that car itself.

Oh, because you should let you release yourself.

Well, I guess I would people, someone would probably just do that.

That seems like even scarier than like you're horrific injured in some crazy place and then

you're being dragged along by the helicopter like that.

But somehow in that situation I would trust the helicopter pilot more than I would in a kind of just like hey

transport me from this ribbon cutting ceremony above a dam in Azerbaijan to my home in Iran. You can't do this go to show all,

Joff rexton,

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