I'm a little surprised that they let you back into the United States, but I'm glad.

I am too. I was a little nervous. I had written Rachel's phone number on my hand, just in case

they took my phone. I was nervous. I really did. Call this one. Yeah, called the number. I was

actually quite nervous because the hype in the news, and I turned my phone off is a little trick. If you turn your phone off

and then you need to present it to somebody, you have to turn it back on, but you need to type in

the code. So if you're on face recognition for everything, of course when you first turn on your

phone, you need to type it in. And if you're ever in a pinch, there needs to be a court order to be able to type in your pin.

There's no court order needed for a facial recognition.

They can just hold it to your face.

It never got that far, but all the news makes it seem like they're going to scrutinize everybody.

And in fact, it came in through Detroit.

And there was nothing amiss.

It looks just like any other time.

Just rude Americans telling you what line to be on, as typical as ever.

Yeah.

Versus when I got into England, when I landed into England, I went through passport control.

Right at Birmingham, I landed right in Birmingham.

I follow. Oh, this is funny.

So I'll give you guys a little travel tip.

Try this, it works great.

It's worked for 20 years in except for this time I'm about to tell you.

As soon as I get on any airplane, I find a pocket in the hanging open cabinets that is before my seat no matter if it's like right as

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