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Mr. Skid later on.

Got it ready to go?

He's got about three minutes.

Yeah.

Andrew McCarthy calling here a little bit.

Any minute.

They think they found,

well, somebody thinks they found Emilia Earhart's plane.

She's not alive.

Well, I mean, until we go to that island and check it out, do we know?

She went missing in 1937.

All right.

Stop showing your University of Obama, Nebraska education there, puss.

That'd be nuts if she was, like, still alive.

And how old was she in 1937?

Probably 37.

She was a grown woman, so I don't know how old she was here. She was born in 1897 in Atkinson, Kansas. There you go. That's right. She's a Kansas

girl. Yeah. Because remember they're going to name the, uh, the Wichita Airport after her. We thought

that'd be kind of stupid because her plane wrecked. Remember, I remember this years ago? We first went on 205. They were batting around different names. And one of them was Amelia Earhart. And it was also to Eisenhower. Yeah. I think they settled on Eisenhower. Yeah, we made fun of that in the beginning of us, and you can't name it Millie Earhart Airplay. You're right. That should be a hard rule with naming airports, not after somebody who wrecked. You know? Somebody stood up in the meeting and said that, and they moved on to Eisenhower. Yeah, that's good. Like the Monterey California airport is not named after John Denver. Right. No. No. No, nobody's going to, we shouldn't slap Harrison Ford's name on any airports at any time. No. JFK Jr. Yeah. Oh, that's a good one there, Nick. If you're wrecked, you don't get the airport named after you.

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