00:00To be that way and to be so set on it at 16, he's in the process of figuring out he wants to be a
00:06pilot. I don't know why I always never say that, so I guess you're the first ones I'm telling to.
00:10I'm always so naturally, just I don't tell his business. And now that he's 16, we talk about it
00:19a little bit more. And I have done interviews with people and never said what he wants to be. And he's
00:24like, you should tell him, just tell him. He just went and did his first solo flight two weeks ago.
00:29You know, now we're planning on the next one, which will be even, I'll need even more Xanax for.
00:34But the next one, he has to fly pretty much across the state by himself. And I'm not gonna be able to
00:40see the plane. You're gonna have, they're gonna have to, just call an anesthesiologist because I
00:46don't have the nerves for that. His instructors all have said he's better than the adults that they
00:52have taught. But like I said, he's been focused on it for years and that's what he wants to do.
00:58So I don't really worry about his skill level. I worry about the plane. I told him when you are
01:04flying in a bigger plane, we can talk, but I don't do those JFK junior planes. You know what I mean?
01:09While we're waiting for it, there are so many air disasters, so many planes crashing. Every week,
01:16there's a new one on the news. So of course, my blood pressure broke the cuff because that was in the
01:22news around this time. But he, you know, he knows his pilot instructor knows, says he knows what he's
01:27doing. And he, his idol is Sully Sullenberger and he wants to be as good as him. So that's what he
01:37puts his energy into. And I think he is.
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