Sup you beautiful bastards, don't be a fantastic Wednesday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show and let's just jump into it.

And the first thing we're to talk about today is the story about a 75 year old woman in Phoenix.

She was out on a hike.

Reported, this woman was hiking Pistua Peak.

She at some point fell, hit her head.

She ended up having to be airlifted out by a helicopter.

And this is, and I'm not joking,

this is the real footage from Fox 10 of this woman being

airlifted out just spinning like someone's trying to untangle a yo you. Now obviously

the most important part of this story, yes it is okay for you to laugh at that

footage the woman is alive.

According to the firefighters, she felt dizzy and nauseous, but she was not injured from the spin.

And as far as how did this happen?

According to the chief pilot, sometimes if we're in a canyon, it's a strong windy day it will spin on us it's not

something that happens very often but sometimes it just does and when it does we're

trained to take care of it and according to pilot Derek Geisle there's a line

involved that is meant to keep the basket from windmilling like it did but ultimately in this case that line broke adding so we brought it back down again brought it back up hoping some of the spin would lessen which it didn't obviously but also according to reports, the spin did eventually

slow down so that they could actually hoist the woman up. But ultimately the

main points of this story, one, the woman's okay, which is very important both

for her and our ability to laugh at this video. And two, I know that there are people out there that are capping on or making fun of

the rescuers in the situation, but honestly, accidents do happen.

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