We got a number of texts from people in the Seattle area because we're on.

The radio there. Yes, the guy flying the plane around has been huge news all weekend long.

Of course. You know, obviously and there was a big concert going on at the same time.

So I mean there was at least one giant crowd of people that could be a target if you were a

suicide job or something, which you know, introduces another area of conversation for the whole thing.

He mentioned that he needed to figure out how to pressurize the cab and his loopiness could have been

a hypoxia, which makes everyone sound and act drunk if you've ever had that problem.

If you went into me this weekend, that's what I had going on to.

Here was a little thin where I was.

Also, I'm not angry at you guys for talking about this because a lot of people are.

But I do think that this opens up a whole new venue for people with grievances or mental health

issues to exploit and that you're adding a tiny amount of impetus towards that.

You know, it's a fair criticism. That's an interesting point and I will contemplate it.

I'm sorry, that's right. I really wish though you had said really insulting things about us and

I'd scream back at you because that's how discourse works these days. You got to get with it. Come on.

I don't know. I'll have to think about this more.

I guess this is just so weird and rare and unprecedented. I'm seeing it much more on a human level

than how we ought to be approaching it level. But you might be right. I don't know.

Here's someone who says they have experience with this. I don't know what that means, but I can

certainly guess. Play it, discuss it. It's important to have insight into the thought process of a

suicidal person. You never know when you're going to be in that role of a person that is suicidal.

It's interesting is he doesn't. He's certainly not hysteric or even down-sounding.

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