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Acton, acton. Welcome to We Have Ways of Making You Talk, the Second World War podcast

for all your Second World War podcasts needs. Jim, before we get going, tomorrow I understand

you're about to join an exclusive club of human beings who've been hurled out or hurled

themselves out of airplanes, is that right?

Well, this goes back quite a long time. So, my daughter Daisy, you've got your Daisy,

I've got my daughter Daisy. My daughter Daisy is a little bit ahead of your Daisy and she

turned 16 last week. And just coming out to a seventh birthday, I said, well, what would you,

you know, what would you like for your birthday? And she said, I wanted to do a parachute jump.

I said, you're just not old enough, I'm afraid. Sorry, it's not.

She said, well, when can I do it? And I said, well, when you're 16, she said, okay,

well, when I'm 16, can we do a parachute jump? And I said, okay. And she said, pinky promise,

and you know, that kind of keep thing, we have to get your little finger out and twine it

and all the rest of it. Anyway, every year ever since, she's going only kind of six more years

until eight years until we do the parachute jump. Anyway, the moment has arrived.

Amazing. And she's never forgotten here. And she still really, really wants to do it. So,

we're doing it tomorrow. That's super cool. Tomorrow morning, eight o'clock from old Sarah,

but it won't be eight o'clock. Will it be lots of fapping around?

A little bit of safety trails and all that. And I was going to go to the winds team. Yeah,

for there's a cloud over Torsbury, Cavagiar, and we can't do it now. Anyway, it'll be fapping around.

Eventually, we'll finally do it a little last 27 seconds.

Whether I live or die, that's how long it'll be. Well, no, you'll be, you'll be freeful for about

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