Rob goes all the way to prove he is the next wing man (or one of them anyway)....It starts of with Rob describing how he was born to play in the sequel. Then he starts performing the part while seated in the back of an F/A-18D Hornet of the Blue Angels. Before he sits on the bangseat he is assigned the call sign "Ringtone". After the introduction, Rob then showcases his acting skills by running through the scenes of TopGun from 1986. From the international relations, to "talk to me Goose/Maverick", Rob holds his own in the backseat while the pilot is taking the F/A-18 through the envelope and performs various manoeuvres that would make a normal person sick in the stomach...but not Rob, he stays with it although he could have bought it....although right at the end, it becomes clear that being a fighter plot takes more than just fancy flying (and talking). Keep focussing on breathing though....
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