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And now, from the mayor's office above the boat house, on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic, with work-earn production, Chris Reaver's director of social media.

John Hyde in the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby coffee.

I'm almost done with Shunj.

Here is your flashlight, King, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense.

The only mayor, Joe Sushinai.

I've been asked to weigh in on a story that I was prepared to have ignored today, by whom a couple of e-mailers and Revers.

Okay.

A Texas mother is calling out a Southwest Airlines employee, who she said mocked your five-year-old daughter's name,

and then posted a picture of the small child's boarding pass on social media.

Tracy Redford told ABC affiliate K-A-B-C, her daughter's name is ABCDE, which is pronounced EBSIDI.

ABCDE.

Okay.

You seem terribly familiar with that.

Don't tell me you know somebody named ABCDE.

My friend that works at the airport has never seen that on a boarding pass.

I can guarantee you.

But the people at the Southwest counter are usually top-gror.

Redford said the incident occurred several weeks ago when she and her daughter were preparing to board a flight from Santa Ana, California, home to El Paso, Texas.

Redford told the station that a gate agent at California's John Wayne Airport saw ABCDE's name and started pointing, laughing and talking to other employees about Redford inner child.

So I turned around and just said, hey, I can hear you.

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