Royce White

You know, I already got problems with adrenaline, having anxiety.

I don't need more adrenaline.

Right.

And so, you know, it's just like, I don't like heights, but every time I go to the airport, there's this.

there's this little voice that says, the whole way this shit works ain't right.

And increasingly we see problems with the FAA, but there's still big questions about 9-11.

And my whole thing with flying is just like, if I'm gonna die, right, let's just say I got to choose.

And tomorrow's like, okay, dude, you're gonna die.

The very last way I would wanna die is in a fuselage with 200 other terrified souls screaming in horror in the last, what, five minutes of our lives as we hurl into the ocean or into the ground.

That just doesn't seem, I'd rather get shot in the head.

I'd rather get tied up and tortured.

Seriously.

I mean, I just, there's just no part of me that would ever want.

So again, if I have to fly, of course I will.

No problem.

I can do it.

I don't like it, but I just love driving across the country.

The last three years with the big three, I've driven across the country so much and I've got to see real people, you know, and isn't flying like people don't even think of it this way.

Isn't flying like a sort of a, you know, a detachment, you know, a kind of a,

you know, a detachment from that inner that human interaction, that reality, you know, they call it flyover country and people like who lives there.