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Very sad.

I want to talk about this, obviously, up top.

So many people are flooding into my inbox and saying to me, you predicted this plane crash, which was obviously terrible.

We're not making jokes about it.

We did that on the Patreon. Patreon.

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But not about the plane crash, about the CEO statement, which was bizarre.

It was just bizarre.

Like, the CEO was like, it was run, it was, he was like, it was an American Eagle.

He goes, it was operated by whatever.

And then he goes, and that is a wholly owned subsidiary of American.

Like, it was like, it just felt odd to get into the corporate structure of the actual carrier.

But it's tragic, obviously, a Black Hawk helicopter collided with the plane on final approach into DCA,

Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C.

I don't usually fly into Reagan.

I have, but usually I've, you know, the many times I've been to D.C., the majority of them I've driven.

It's not an airport that I know particularly well.

I called my guy, my private check guy, and he kind of filled me in on that approach that they were doing, which is a pretty common approach,

because they don't want you flying over the Pentagon or the White House, and then you're coming in.

And there are a lot of helicopter training exercises being done.

There was actually one the night before this happened,

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