5:35 Idiotology July 9, 2026: It Happened Again...Flight Instructor Edition

Wild elephant has killed four members of a Nepalese family over 12 years, It Happeend Again: Flight instructor edition...hey, where you going? You've heard of 'blowing up the jobsite toilet'...well, this is literally, blowing up the jobsite toilet

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Those rocks.

Speaker 2 (00:01):
There's never a shortage of dumb people doing really stupid things.
Welcome to another edition of Idiotology with Lenchititaco one on
one one w jrr.

Speaker 1 (00:13):
But you're freaking idiots. I just Lynch this week. Taco
is on vacation. Did you catch a glimpse of the
SpaceX launch a few minutes ago? I have lived here
in Central Florida the majority of my adult life and
it never gets sold. This day is so cool? Another
one more starling satellites though. All right, let's start with this.

(00:38):
In Nepal, a Napoalese man has lost four family members
to the same wild elephant over the span more than
a decade. This story's crazy, so here's how it goes.
Back in twenty twelve, Shinkara Bate lost both his mother
and father in a brutal elephant attack in the area

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of Nepal. Now fearing more attacks, he sold what he
had moved his family across the Rapta River to another
region of Nepal, thinking all that distance, he'll keep us
safe with the river in between. But now nope, here
we are. The same elephant found the family again this

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past Sunday, He reported to police that the animal had
raided his home, killed his twenty five year old daughter
in law and a four year old grandson. There's nowhere
left for the family to run and hide now. The
elephant in question, is known as Derby, has quite the
reputation among conservationists. They believe this elephant has killed at

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least twenty five people over twenty three years in and
around the Chitwan National Park in Nepal. They even track
him with a satellite collar, and the experts believe the
aggression of this particular elephant stems from being driven out
of the herd as a young male, which in turn
pushed him into human settlements to forage. Look, I don't

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like seeing an animal just put down to be put down.
But if there was ever a reason to perhaps maybe
put down an animal, come on, twenty five people killed
over twenty three years, or we're tracking him with a
satellite you know collar, Well, whooped he do? What good
does that doing? Anybody who's you know, become the victim

(02:32):
of Derbay? Good God, man, get the elephant. Gun outs.
I'm gonna throw this next one into and it happened again.
Situation which is, you know, an unfortunate death while on
the job. This will be and it happened again. Flight

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instructor Addition, Argentina, a student pilot was shocked when her
instructor mid flight opened up the window of the CESTA
see that she was logging hours in under his supervision,

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and jumped to his death. It's happened on Monday. The
student pilot said. He took off his headphones, arranged his belongings,
including his mobile phone, took off his seat belt, opened
the door, which is very difficult to open, and jumped out.
She immediately raised the alarm. After being left in the

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kind of a nightmare situation, she had to land a plane,
which she successfully did to her credit, albeit a bit
very freaked out and shaken. The flight school said she
did so with complete professionalism, made a perfect landing, being
praised the actions that she took. After the instructor, for

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whatever reason, leaped out of the plane, they found his
body like twenty minutes later in a field. Just put
yourself in this situation, get a little bit on edge.
You know, I'm not completely cleared to be up here
on my own. That's all right. I've got a licensed
pilot with years of experience. Where are you going uh

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oh uh oh man. All right, this one's especially for
the boys on the job sites. We're all familiar with
the term gotta go blow up the port to partty. Yeah. Well,

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we go to Billings, Montana, where vandals over the Fourth
of July holiday weekend literally blew up the porta partty,
thirteen of them on job sites with I guess fireworks.

Speaker 3 (05:05):
It's really sad because I think that they really aren't
thinking about destroying somebody's property. It is one hundred percent
done to be destructive. It's a helpless feeling. They might
not be hurting people, but you know, in the long run,
they are.

Speaker 1 (05:18):
It's blue and brown everywhere. There's a mess.

Speaker 2 (05:21):
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