Andy Stumpf

I had been skydiving for like 16 years at that point, you know?

And, you know, something like when I would go over to... I remember I'd go over to Switzerland and I would do a flight in the wingsuit and get...

you know, you're like you're playing tag with your shadow on a steep cliff and I would send it to you.

And one day you were like, I just had to throw my phone across the room watching this because it was giving you anxiety.

So then I'm like, clearly I'm sending you more of these videos for sure, right?

Because now I got the hooky.

I threw my phone into a couch.

I was like, fuck this.

What are you doing, Andy?

But that was like one of many jumps in this, like the months of training leading up to that.

I'm not going to sit here and say it's safe.

I do think you can do it as safely as possible.

And I don't have a higher risk

than other people do.

I spend an immense amount of time at everything that I do looking at the risk and trying to manage it, analyze it, mitigate it as much as possible.

And then you look at what's left.

To me, that activity provided me enough enrichment in my life that it was worth it.

I haven't put the suit on in...

Five or six years.

But I swear to God, if I get one more person telling me not to do it, I'm going to go back and just start sending you videos again.