Brian Keating

We found a freaking planet before we went to the world's seventh continent.

It's a continent.

Wow, I did not know that.

Yeah, it's an actual continent, which means, unlike the North Pole, if you go to the North Pole, you've seen that when the submarines go up through there, there's no land at the North Pole.

If you go to the South Pole, you dig down through 9,500 feet of ice, you hit rock.

That means it's a continent.

So it's one of Earth's seven continents.

It has a population right now, as we're speaking, it's winter in Antarctica, or it's starting to be, you know, the fall.

It's going into winter there as we, you know, kind of are in spring, going into summer in the northern hemisphere.

There's only about 800 people on the whole continent.

Wow.

Once again, this sounds like my dream place.

Yeah, you got a 200-mile shooting range you can go out to.

That's right.

First of all, you need a psychological exam if you're going to be there.

Because there's no doctors there.

There's no dentist there.

If you have even a 1% chance that you're going to need your molars removed before you go to Antarctica, they force you to pull them out.

Because there's no dentist there.

Can you imagine the horrific pain that you could possibly have if you were at the South Pole?