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00:02 So we got the bedroom and right across the loo.
00:05 Right?
00:07 - Absolutely, the most important thing
00:09 in the whole airplane.
00:10 - You gotta have it, right?
00:11 - Absolutely.
00:12 - So here's the thing though.
00:13 This is a little more plush, a little more roomy
00:15 than I'm used to on an airplane.
00:17 - Oh yeah, yeah.
00:18 Normally you don't have a shower.
00:21 - No.
00:22 - That has both hot and cold water.
00:24 Look at that, is that cool or what?
00:26 - That's pretty cool.
00:27 - A roomy shower and a toilet with a mile high view.
00:30 What more could you need from an airplane bathroom?
00:33 Each room in the built-out plane serves a distinct purpose
00:37 and fits Joe's vision of an ideal life,
00:39 making it the spot to host family, neighbors and friends
00:42 in his Skyline Sanctuary.
00:44 So we are here in the kitchen,
00:46 a central part of the house.
00:48 - Absolutely, the galley is very important.
00:50 - Gotcha, do you have a lot of people over,
00:51 your neighbors and stuff?
00:52 - Yes, we have lots of parties.
00:54 I've had as many as 50 people in the airplane at one time.
00:58 - Wow, 600 square feet.
01:00 - It's pretty tight.
01:00 - Yeah.
01:02 - So what's your neighborhood like?
01:03 - We have 40 neighbors on each side of the runway.
01:06 It's an aviation community.
01:07 They all take off and fly.
01:08 They have at least one airplane.
01:10 They live in the hangars
01:12 and that's generally the second floor.
01:14 - So when they see you living in your plane,
01:17 what's their take on that?
01:19 - They're married.
01:20 - They're married.
01:21 - They can't do it.
01:22 - Ah, I see.
01:23 (laughing)
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