Brandon Strohbehn and his girlfriend, Nicole Nepomuceno, went skydiving together in San Diego.
A few seconds after they take that big ole leap, Brandon pulls something out of his pocket.
"I don't want to drop it," he says. And, as soon as I saw what was in his hand, I have to say: I wouldn't want to drop it, ether!
Then Brandon asks Nicole one heart-stopping question. Isn't skydiving pressure enough?'
Yes, that means while the couple was free falling around 120 miles per hour, Brandon was able to even speak.
If that were me, I would be too busy trying not to pee my pants, never mind asking and answering questions.
Although, maybe I'm just a big chicken. After all, this 100-year-old grandma pulled it together and fearlessly jumped from an airplane to celebrate being a century old!
Though it is possible to speak, it's nearly impossible to hear up there.
According to the Mile-Hi Skydiving Center, "While it is possible to talk in free fall, it will be difficult for anyone to hear you, due to the noise of the rush of wind. Communication in free fall is possible, however, with eye contact and hand signals."
Color me a little shocked that Nicole was able to make out the surprising question, though I suspect it's when she turned her head and saw what was in Brandon's hand that it all came together.
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