Oct 7, 2026 · 49 min · 15 segments
Would you want to join the Mile High Club? We start today with a woman who decided to give it a shot…by herself. Dan and Trey quickly realize that at their age, trying anything adventurous in an…
Uh, you know, um, I have... [laughs] In, in the first class to- that you have today where you have, like, the little nooks and everything else, I can kind of see where you could do the Mile High Club.
In just a plain old, you know, 737, 740 where you just have, even in first class, you have big seats, I've never understood how anyone, how you could get it on in an airport, an airplane bathroom.
To me, it's one of those things that was invented in early air travel when they might have had more space and more cleanliness.
Just the thought of the Mile High Club now in a normal plane, like you said, if I'm flying economy, I don't want to get it on in the economy airplane bathroom.
There is one other scenario that you simply do not see anymore, is, I mean, back, a- and this is going back in, in the mid-'90s, I was, like, in college and, and flying certain places.
There were so- especially Southwest flights that you would fly, they might only have 30 people on them.
Uh, and you don't, you really don't see that anymore 'cause they really, the economics of air travel, they just, they don't do that.
Uh, you know, um, I have... [laughs] In, in the first class to- that you have today where you have, like, the little nooks and everything else, I can kind of see where you could do the Mile High Club.
In just a plain old, you know, 737, 740 where you just have, even in first class, you have big seats, I've never understood how anyone, how you could get it on in an airport, an airplane bathroom.
To me, it's one of those things that was invented in early air travel when they might have had more space and more cleanliness.
Just the thought of the Mile High Club now in a normal plane, like you said, if I'm flying economy, I don't want to get it on in the economy airplane bathroom.
There is one other scenario that you simply do not see anymore, is, I mean, back, a- and this is going back in, in the mid-'90s, I was, like, in college and, and flying certain places.
There were so- especially Southwest flights that you would fly, they might only have 30 people on them.
Uh, and you don't, you really don't see that anymore 'cause they really, the economics of air travel, they just, they don't do that.
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