Riding High on Five-Star Reviews and Aviation Adventures | #53

Are you ready for an audacious spin on reading five-star reviews? Well, buckle up and join Scott Bors and I as we dive (no pun intended!) headfirst into a hilarious and occasionally bizarre world of testimonials. From the drawn-out poetic praises to the crisp, short compliments, we've got it all here. We even toss in mentions of the 'Tim Cook algorithm' and peculiar posts from self-proclaimed English majors for good measure. 

And that's not all! We've got an extraordinary story from one of our listeners, MaynardMagic42, that will whisk you into the exhilarating world of aviation. As you listen in, you'll be transported to flight school, gripping the controls during a nerve-wracking first solo flight. Brace yourself as you hear about the close call, a heavy crosswind, a nearly grave error, and the one piece of advice that saved the day: "Never do a go-around". Hear it straight from the heart of Texas, a real-life success story that's bound to leave you inspired and thirsty for more.

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Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:02

We interrupt this transmission to bring you another segment of Scott Bors reads five star reviews. Oh, why is it so long? I'm skipping it. Oh, this is so good. Nobody's allowed to leave. If you go past two sentences it's too much. Oh, no, the longer the better. This is fantastic. A simple, excellent job. Gotta get that Tim Cook algorithm up. Yeah, that one here from MaynardMagic42. The cult of the offensive is walking away. This is exhausting. A masterpiece of Tau Tulo, pithy and well met.

Speaker 1: 0:44

Thank you, gents, for providing a satisfying meal of aviation intellect and for my daily dose of podcast consumption. Would not be irregular for myself to play previous episodes while I size slumber as preparation for the test of written. This is an English major here. Yeah, joking aside, I do regularly listen to the podcast during the hour's long drive to my flight school. It's new location, kgyi. Hopefully they have a roadie in their cup holder. And I've taken some things to heart this last Sunday I completed my first solo flight. On my final landing, I experienced a heavy crosswind I shouldn't be flying in crosswind Lending me to an unstable approach, and I nearly made a grave error. However, I remembered very important words Never do a go around. Scott Morris wisdom there. Luckily, the runway is nearly two miles long, so I powered up and tried again a few hundred feet later and greased it. Wow, thank you from the great state of Texas. See, never do a go around. Awesome, that's an awesome state, awesome test.