More likely than not, nobody on this post, including me, has ever, nor will ever have such a thrill of a lifetime.  That guy took an immense risk, and lived to brag about it!  Sounds like he had enough experience sky-diving, that it was a calculated, and not a foolish risk.  He will probably make it into the Guinness Book of World Records, and be remembered by a lot of people for a long time, while us keyboard warriors will be soon forgotten.  He is up there with Evil Knievel, Neil Armstrong, Charles Lindbergh, and others.  He's certainly in my "hero" book.  Just watching the video was thrilling enough for me.