Hello tequilero! Welcome to my channel, where I look forward to share with you how amazing Mexico is, some of my former flight attendant knowledge, mixed with a few drinking games and a lot of fun!
Ok, I know I’m a little late to the party but I’m just discovering your channel. I love aviation so here’s a list of the aircraft you saw in this film. F/A-18E single seat F/A-18F dual seat The aircraft with the dish on top is the E-2C Hawkeye Su-57 NATO code name Felon The first plane Maverick flies is a Hollywood plane, although it was so real that China panicked and sent spies to the US thinking we had a special plane. The skunk painted on the tail signifies the Lockheed Martin skunkworks division, which flies secret test projects for the US. The final plane is a P-51D Mustang that is actually owned and operated by Tom Cruise. They were first introduced in WWII and there are dozens of them still flying.
There is nothing better after a hard work day and my muscles are sore and cramping than watching a wonderful reaction to an old classic! I just found your channel and see this was a year ago so I’m hoping you’re still doing reactions. I could listen to and watch you all night! Very peaceful and calming. Thank you.
For those who remember, in the senate investigation afterwards it was determined that some of the terrorists had attended flight school in Florida; including sim training on commercial aircraft. As for the shutdown of airspace over the US, imagine spending several days seeing no contrails in the sky; with the exception of an occasional military plane. Mentioned only briefly in this movie was the turnaround and mass landings of civilian planes in Canada and other safe havens. There is a documentary about Operation Yellow Flower; concerning the landing of over 7000 passengers in Gander, Newfoundland; where a modest sized community hosted them for several days until the closure was lifted. If you want your hopes lifted, I recommend watching this. 🕊❤🌎
I’ve told my girl that in a time like that I would be happy to have spent time in prison and know how to do the most damage with the least, ie never just boil water in a situation like that add a bunch of sugar packets! Before they banned them we’d actually study anatomy books to know which veins and arteries were where and close to the surface! People hate us until they need us. I think every American was full of rage after this and flight 93 epitomized what it is to be an American🖤much love patriots
The movie made the FAA investigators more hostile towards Sully than they were in real life, it was done to create drama. IRL the FAA quickly realized the skilled airmanship of Sully and the excellent performance of the entire crew and they quickly determined that Sully & his crew made all the right decisions in this unexpected situation.
As pilots who emphasize safety point out, "when the engine(s) go out, the insurance company owns the airplane. Your job is to get everyone down safely, not to save the air-frame." Obviously if you can save the air-frame with or without restarting the engine(s) so much the better, but Sullenberger had the right priorities. Edit: We understand the cabin crew is responsible and trained for evacuation and it is not the pilot's job. But it would have been "impossible" for a man of his psychological make up and background to, for better or worse, not double check.
I couldn’t even imagine what it was like to be in that plane. It must’ve been so freaking TERRIFYING to hear the people onboard screaming and calling their families at home. Even though no one survived, the people on United 93 were heroes. If you haven’t seen it, you need to watch World Trade Center. It’s got Nicholas Cage and Micheal Pena who played as Luiz in Ant-Man. THAT movie is powerful to watch, it too is also based on 9/11. The cops who survived underneath the rubble of the South Tower.
Welllll, I have hung out with the pilot and flight attendant crowd and it's .... that. It's difficult for you to understand addiction because you think you understand but actually, you have no clue. There are people addicted to ignorance, too, though.
Just for context Sully was a retired military officer too so him making sure everyone was off the plane is just being a good officer. He cares about those that were under his command /care too.
he was blamed for alcool and drugs 🤦 he saved 96 LIFES ! 😭 of course who didnt replace the screw that fail in the elevator, and killed 6 peoples ... and who ordered to not replace it ... those are INNOCENT !🤬 MADNESS😡 EVERYONE, everyone who play in videogames, in general, with planes ... when vertical control is lost ... knows that the plane is doomed. he inverted the plane 😱🤩 HERO. PERIOD. 😍
To add drama to the story, this movie makes villains out of the NTSB investigators, who try to blame Sullenberger and prove that he could have landed the aircraft on a runway. The reality couldn't be further from the truth - the NTSB praised Sully and Skiles from the beginning, and only mentioned the possibility of returning to see if it could have been done. It couldn't have. You've got to remember, even the most accurate of "based on true events" movies will take liberties to spice up the story.
I also had almost nearly failed to trust, support the good Islamic Countries and the good Christian Countries silently since that happened here in the Philippines and in the US.
United 93 movie affected me a lot. For three days I wanted to be alone. I didnt want to talk to anyone. I didnt watch tv or movies. I didnt hear music or read. I just did my job & chores until that feeling subsided.
I liked this reaction very much. Even though I don't know the language , i could understand because I have seen the english movie. Above that , you explaining the small and big things was really helpful.And interesting😊❤
Hi Ro, I am a huge fan of their Anejo. Hoping that you have had a chance to try it. Siete Leguas is such a solid brand, authentic and additive free .. the way it ought to be !!
Yes 7 Leguas is amazing, my other favs are Cazcanes, Tequila Ocho, Mijenta, Cierto, G4, and AtreNom. Those are my staples. When I feel like treating myself it’s always Tears Of Llrona ! I travel to MX 2/3 times a year. I know my tequilas. Nobody can argue with any of the tequila’s that I’ve mentioned !
Lol Tears of Llorona sounds more like a Mezcal name than tequila hahaha there are still so many brands I don't know, and more being released every years... is hard to know them all, I will make a video if I do
Oh please do yourself a favor and pick of a bottle of Tears, it is heaven in a bottle. You MUST pick up a bottle, and yes please do a video. You will thank me for it !!
AMAZING reaction! I loved all your explanations. I'm also a #TeamCat person. I have seen this movie several times and I never noticed Alex Lora was part of it. I only wish you'd mentioned Andrés Bustamante and Brozo as part of the cast. And... QUE VIVA MÉXICO CA...!!!
The True Story of the Inverted Flying is Air Alaska Flight 261 i totally recommend you to see it on "Mayday Air Disasters" they show you way more than they did in the movie & the 2017 Movie "Aftermath" with Arnold Schwarzenegger is based on the BTC 2937 DHL 611 Collision also on "Mayday Air Disasters"
@@TequilaPrincessMx No, he was Mexican from a Canadian father and a Swiss mother. He was born in Sombrerete Zacatecas. The US government sent people to get rid of his baptismal certificate because they didn't want people to know that he was born in Mexico. Edison spoke perfect Mexican Spanish and even spoke with an accent, his full name was even Tomas Alva Edison, with both maternal and paternal last names like they do in Mexico..
47:54 of your video In the film, this maneuver is performed by the Russian SU-57 - 5th generation In the real video, the same maneuver is the Russian Su-35 - 4++ generation. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kFt2HAp7fHo.html For a complete understanding, below are 2 more videos of Russian aircraft - you won’t regret it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jks6TTFsglk.html - 6:27 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dDsK6RQjwxA.html
Pathetic... she says "this happens all the time" (and yet she has never reported it?)... and the "Tequila princess" flight attendant is asking for us to send her money to buy more drinks that she can sip while she reviews aviation disasters. I pray to the Lord God above that I am never on a flight that this irresponsible woman is serving on. I will be reporting her to the FAA at the soonest opportunity.
I love how they depicted the Día de Los Muertos in Coco, it really showcased on Mexican culture and importance of family and kinship and how they care for the dead
I wondered if there was a difference between 100% de Agave and 100% Blue Agave. Now I know. PS: My favorite that I've tasted was Extra Reposado, but anything older than Reposado is hard to find here (even 100% is hard to find)
Is there a way I can use a different flower for the day of the dead. I wish to practice in honor of my grandmothers bloodline. Mama Rita, She was half Spanish/Mexica and Romani bohemian. Tradition was important to her and the children didn’t really carry on the tradition. She grew up in Minnesota Wisconsin area when her father great grandpa Zamos fled Mexico after the assassination of poncho villa. Apparently he was one of like four doctors who was given permission to work on poncho villas shoulder injury during the final battle of the revolution. He didn’t feel safe in Mexico after the hit. So fled as north as he could.
Cempasuchil flower is known as Marygold in english and is kinda easy to get by. But if you can't, you can use any flower, is the intention that counts :) or you can make them with paper, many elementary schools do that so the altar won't die out quickly and thr kids have a feeling of more participation
Fun fact: Several of the actors from the English language version also voice the Spanish version - Hector is voiced by Gael Garcia Bernal in both versions, Miguel's mother is voiced by Sofia Espinosa, Papa Julio is voiced by Alfonso Arau, the departures agent is voiced by Carla Medina, Miguel's uncle Tio Berto is voiced by Luis Valdez, and the security guard is voiced by Salvador Reyes.
Nice channel Here are some movie suggestions for you to react too. You will like them and will get many views 1. Jaws (1975) 2. The Terminator (1984) 3. Ace Ventura Pet Detective (1994)
In aviation, your Mach number is the multiplier of the speed of sound. The calculation is named after its inventor, Ernst Mach. This number varies, depending on altitude, air density, humidity, and other factors. Breaking the sound barrier is Mach 1. This was done in first 1947 by Chuck Yeager in the Bell X-1. Mach numbers would continue to get broken until William Knight achieved mock 6.7 at an altitude of over 102,000 feet in the X 15 in 1967. Today, the fastest in atmosphere plane that can take off and land on its own power is still the SR-71 Blackbird. Designed with a slide rule and absolutely no computers, there is no official maned plane to have broken its record. Its top numbers are still classified, but we know it flies at an altitude over 80,000 feet, and its top mock number is around Mach 3.5. I’ll let you do the math and figure out that many miles an hour.
Cappy (the injured bomb expert) was played by Jow Morton. Miles Dyson, inventor of Skynet, in Terminator 2, and Magic Scientist Henry Deacon in the TV show Eureka.
The F14s in the movie are real, supplied by the US Navy. They did belong to the Jolly Rogers Squadron, the same Squadron that starred in the movie "The Final Countdown". Appearing here in Executive Decision was one of last official acts of the Jolly Rogers before they were disbanded upon retiring the F14.
It's not radiation, but chemicals. The beepy thingy is an electronic nose, essentially, that smells the vapors from the explosives. I've worked with similar devices.
