I Jumped

Hey Jay, welcome to Texas skydiving. How are you feeling? I am super excited. Super stoked and nervous. All the feelings wrapped in one. Exactly. Why are you jumping today? I have had a lot of issues with anxiety about depth and heights, so this is kind of my final like FU to my anxiety. Just going down. Oh yeah. FU to fear right here. Exactly. All right Jay, is there anyone watching this video you'd like to say hi to before we fly? Of course, my mom, hello. Hey mom. My best friend Ophir, amazing person. Awesome. All right Jay, you ready to hop in that sweet chariot? Let's do it. I'm excited. Good evening, who do we have here? This is Jim Brown. Jim. Skydiving. Oh my god, you're gonna go jump out of an airplane today? What made you want to do that? Well, it's my son's 18th birthday. Oh, well happy birthday to him. So let's do it. Nice, that's an awesome birthday present. I love it. I hear you've been skydiving before. I have. I was in the military, so airborne school, a couple jumps. Yeah, me too. I feel you brother. Awesome. Nice. Well, anything you'd like to say to friends and family before we kick this off? Love life. Life loves you. Yeah. All right brother, you and I got a plane to catch. Let's do this. Hey, welcome back to the ground. What do you think? That was probably the most intense thing I've ever done. Yeah. It was so interesting because I was telling him like I didn't, I don't think I've ever felt like that just content and peaceful with life until like we got up really high. Like once the door opened, I expected myself to be like, like frozen, but I was like, no, like, all right, let's do it. We're going. Awesome. That was so cool. So you think you're going to jump solo next time, Jay? Happy birthday. That's true. It is my birthday. Yes. Happy birthday, Jay. Get the license. Oh yeah, nice. Well, awesome job guys. Thank you so much for the jumps. Anytime. We'll do it again soon. Yes.