Will Friedle

Okay.

Well, man, thank you so much for joining us while we're here.

Now, you are unfortunately going to be stuck for one more thing because I do every week on our show, I do a little something called Will's History of Famous Survivors and Stuff.

I'm still working on the song.

Please don't hold it against me.

But we're going to do a very quick one this week because it's a long episode because I wanted to talk to you about why I'm wrong about not liking Survivor.

And I'm getting there.

I swear to God, I'm getting there.

But this week, we've got Roy Sullivan, who is a man who was struck by lightning seven times.

Yes, a U.S.

park ranger survived an astonishing seven lightning strikes between 1942 and 1977, a feat that made him a legend among survival stories.

His endurance and luck earned him a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.

I think I'd rather be there for hot dog eating as opposed to most times struck by lightning.

But his story is really fascinating.

Go check it out.

Just be careful.

Don't read it under a big tree because apparently even his story attracts lightning.

Yeah, you're asking for it at this point.

Although apparently, somebody fact check me on this because I could totally be wrong.

But apparently, if you're struck by lightning once, you have a better chance of being struck by lightning again.