Imagine waking up trapped underwater — in total darkness — 100 feet beneath the ocean’s surface. For three days.
That’s exactly what happened to Harrison Okene, the cook aboard the Jackson 4, when his ship capsized off the coast of Nigeria. With no scuba gear, no light, and no idea if rescue was even coming, he clung to life in a tiny air pocket at the bottom of the Atlantic.
Cheryl dives into this mind-blowing deep-sea survival story, and Rob follows up with the perfect palate cleanser: Darwin Award-worthy disasters involving bungee jumping gone wrong and a mail carrier’s epic fail you truly won’t believe.
🌊 Trapped at sea.
🎣 Saved by science and luck.
🤦♂️ And some of the dumbest decisions ever caught on record.
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