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Oh, Josh, let me talk to you about something.

This is a huge problem that I am only experiencing on regional daytime flights.

But Josh, why do they shut the lights in the cabin?

Are you a lights off cabin guy?

How often do you take a three-hour flight?

Let's say it's at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. I don't, I really, I don't mind. I'm, I find in my older age, I'm getting sensitive to light in general. And so less light is almost always welcome. So you bring up an interesting point because I, too, am sensitive to those types of lights. Right? Like at Dear Media, IRL, I was walking around shutting off all their lights. Something was happening to me where it was driving me insane. But on an airplane, Josh, when the lights are off, it means windows are closed. And I don't want to sit in a coffin for three hours at one o'clock. I feel like my body thinks it's time to go to sleep. And then all of a sudden you get off the flight at four, you still have shit to do. I don't know. This really bothered me, and I wanted to bring it up to you. Clearly, we're on different pages with it. But look, I, if it's during the day, I want the lights on. I want the windows open. Can you, uh, it's so, It's so hot up there. There's no, there's no atmosphere up there, Ben.

Yeah, it's hot.

It's the sun piping. it's so hot up there. There's no, there's no atmosphere up there, Ben.

Yeah, it's hot.

It's the sun piping in through the window.

I know. I know.

I know.

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