Apparently, flying is still the safest place to, we talked about you the day, flying is safer

than anything else that you travel.

But it was a double-edged sword.

The article was basically the one thing that the airline industry does do well is they learn

from horrible tragedies.

So they say every time there's a horrible tragedy, like obviously a couple of days ago in

D.C., they go, okay, well, we don't like that.

Let's figure out how that happened. Let's not do that again.

That's more than you can say for a lot of places.

No, you're right. No, read the article.

You got to give them credit on that.

And I was joking with people.

I joked a little bit about it.

I flew out of Reagan about, I even think I said this, five or six hours before that

flight got hit, the same airport.

And then when I flew back into Reagan, because I travel a lot, they slowed everything down a little bit.

I was on a runway in Omaha, and they said, we have a slowdown.

And there was no weather.

The weather was gorgeous in Omaha and gorgeous back east.

And they said, we have a slowdown.

There'll be about 10 more minutes until we take it off.

That may also be attributed to the fact that they're down a runway.

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