1000' is normal separation for traffic in the air. And once below 18000', separation can be as little as 500' vertically.

Ive never seen it in my life. May be a fake scenario for views. 

Do people really do that anywhere? If so what state?

Do people really creep around a gas station, spying on guys using premium, then lining up behind them even though there’s 3 empty spots?  All for a splash of the upper crust juice?

Let’s all be thankful for the engineers who created TCAS.

TCAS works again! 

Wait, that seatbelt sign is for real? Next you’ll be telling me I should keep my shoes and socks on, not jam my laptop repeatedly into the seat-back pocket, use headphones to watch movies on my iPad, and not bring my fried tuna fish sandwich on board. So much for land of the free, amiright? 

We have concluded our investigation: This man is an idiot 

Except this is a contest with no “plays” or snaps. 

Yeah, business accounting doesn’t work like that. You put a line item in a budget and don’t spend it, it’s not a bonus, because the bean counters aren’t just going to let you spend it on something else. The best case scenario is usually a protracted fight after which they maybe let you reallocate. Usually, they end up…

Literally every event. It’s usually pretty cheap and is part of the sponsorship you put up as a business in buying the signs and other stuff.

Now do Planeopnik version with Pepsi and the Harrier Jet:

They went with an insurance policy because accountants don’t like uncertainty. With insurance, what they budget for the event is the same whether the kicks get made or not.

except this is a circus event completely separate from the game it is taking place during. Those rules don’t apply at all. 

“successful kicks from 20, 30 and 40 years” 40 YEARS? Proofreader let go?

Then what's the point of an insurance policy in the first place?

I don’t hear that. I hear “man”.

1. Commit multiple felonies
2. Cause tens of thousands of dollars in property damage
3. Destroy your own truck
4. ????
5. Profit!

Look, except for everything about it, I think we can all agree it was the perfect plan!

You can literally see the man enter the truck at the begining of the video. You mostly described the tow truck operator... good job.