He goes on to do the stunt, break the world record, and then when it's over, you'll see he pulls me out of the car and pats me on the back for the stunt he just did.
There were aircraft like the Global Hawk but there is nothing like having an airplane with the capabilities of the SR-71 that could fly so high and so fast that it's still a world record holder today.
And because he was able to jettison himself across the lake at 32 miles per hour, he achieved a new world record, even if he got soaked right afterward.
That's more than six miles below the waves and it's only 63 feet shallower than what's believed to be the world record depth that was reached by an American explorer last year.