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A resident of the Canadian city of Calgary decided to repeat the famous scene from the animated film “Up”, rising above the ground on many balloons. Twenty-six-year-old Daniel Boria acquired more than a hundred balloons, filled them with helium and tied them to the garden an armchair. A man took an oxygen tank, a GPS navigator and parachute.
The Canadian spent twenty dollars to buy a chair, but a hundred thirty balloons and filling them with helium cost much more – about twelve thousand dollars. Daniel put everything into this trick marketing tools of his small company, intending so in an unusual way to advertise your own business.
On his makeshift aircraft, a man climbed to cloud level, where I could see relatively close to passenger aircraft. Subsequently, Boris told reporters that I experienced a cold of minus thirty degrees Celsius and almost turned gray with fear when a strong wind began, rock the chair intensely.
Finally freezing, the Canadian jumped down with a parachute. His managed to land three kilometers about the place where he started. During his return to earth, Daniel injured himself both ankles. Immediately the police car arrived, and the man arrested for violation of airspace. True, later a few hours of extreme were released, provided that he is more will never fly in balloons.
How much this event influenced the popularity of the company Borya, is still unknown.
