John B. Allen (MrBallen)

He's not panicking.

But as this is happening, he realizes that the plane is not just leveled off.

It actually is beginning to climb.

And he has no control over it.

He's just going up.

so he goes over the radio he's trying to tell you know i guess the air traffic control like what's going on but he doesn't really even know what's going on other than he's lost lost control of his aircraft he's in this big you know cloud of fog he's sort of you know losing sight of anything and then as he's as he's rising uh he begins to lose consciousness and finally just passes out so he's riding up into the clouds with no control and he passes out and so

Raphael, pretty sure his name's Raphael.

For the sake of this story, I'm going to call him Raphael from here on out.

So Raphael, he wakes up sort of abruptly and he's like, like looking around and immediately he takes stock of, you know, what's going on because he just passed out in the cockpit a minute ago and he's flying solo, pretty dangerous.

And he sees that his plane's still flying.

He's flying level.

His plane's fine, and the mist is all gone.

The fog is all gone.

And he looks out his window, and he sees that not only is the fog all gone, but he's actually over a very new-looking environment.

He's flying over water.

Now, in every direction, it's water.

And he's really just happy that he hasn't crashed.

And he can't really picture how he got here.

But as he's sort of taking stock and taking back control of the plane, and now he does have control of the plane again,

he realizes there's somebody trying to talk to him on the radio and they're like hey hey raphael raphael like hey what's going on raphael and he and he's like oh my god like i don't even know what to say to you like i don't even know where i am and the guy over the radio is air traffic control uh off the coast of i forget where it is some coastal city in mexico um they're like hey i've been talking to you for the last hour or so are you are you okay and