The Bert Show.

We're talking about some final destination stuff here, man.

This is the first time we've been back in studio since that Air India flight went down in India.

And 270 people, I think, passed away.

One guy, one dude on this flight survived, right?

And we found out that he actually moved his seat also to be in the actual seat that he was in that saved his life, right?

He cheated death.

If you have cheated death before, this whole thing kind of fascinates me.

Like, you should absolutely have passed away.

After that, how do you live your life?

Like, do you have like a survivor's guilt?

Do you start to look at everything a little bit differently?

Like, surely I am on this planet for a reason that I have no idea for me to survive something like this.

1-855 Bertrand.

If you haven't heard this story by now, man, this is it.

If you thought someone surviving the plane crash in India was incredible, then wait until you hear the backstory because the passenger wasn't booked into the seat that saved him.

At some point before he got onto the flight, he switched to a window seat, seat 11A, which was crucially nearer the emergency exit.

So the plane came down, somehow he survived in that seat, he got out of the seat and left the

emergency exit, jumped off the plane and walked away. He was the only survivor.

What makes it even more incredible is that when there are survivors to plane crashes,

generally speaking, according to all the data,

those survivors were sitting at the back of the plane where there was less impact.

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