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Boy, let me tell you, this kid has guts. He's 19 years old, and he's a solo pilot.

He's all over TikTok.

And what he wants to do is fly to all seven continents in a Cessna 182.

Now, if you don't know what a Cessna 182 is, it's one of those teeny tiny planes.

It sounds like a lawnmower when it's taking off and landing.

Well, the reason why I'm bringing this up is that he decided that he would land in Antarctica. those teeny tiny planes. It sounds like a lawnmower what is taking off and landing.

Well, the reason I'm bringing this up is that he decided that he would land in Antarctica.

That's right, without telling anyone.

Authorities in Chile were like, a dude, that's illegal. They detained him for filing a fake flight plan. And now he's, are you ready for it? He's isolated. Oh, that's right. And on that

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