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Okay.

I'm sorry. I know it's a little crowded.

It is! Did... All right.

If you can't make it and you wanna get out, press that button.

Okay.

All right. Your 10 minutes starts...now!

I can do this.

My God...

Alaska, North Pole...

It is way too hot. Oh my God...Oh my God...

Ahhh!

I wanna get out of here!!! I pushed the button!

Okay. Let's get you out of there.

Oh!

So, not good?

No! It felt terrible.

I mean, I'm not claustrophobic, but I needed to get out.

That was one of the worst things I've ever gone through in my life.

I felt like a pot of pasta.

It seems fine at first, but, like, once that door closed,

like, almost immediately, like, it gets really hot and, like, the air flow becomes almost depressive.

I felt claustrophobic. Like, I...I...I felt like I couldn't breathe.

How long is it?

Seven minutes.

Seven, that's it?

Yeah.

It felt like so much longer than that.

How do you feel about it when a parent might be leaving their kid in there for just a few minutes in the middle of the summer?

Are you kidding me? No, not at all!

That's scary stuff.

I think, to myself, like...I couldn't take it.

I could press the button. They couldn't press the button.

They'd just be sitting in there—desperate.

I can only imagine how a child or a baby would feel in there, just waiting for someone to come and get them.