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Boeing, the aviation giant is seemingly falling apart, or at least its planes are.

Hello, my friends, Stuckoia here, and welcome back to the History of Everything Podcasts YouTube channel, and on today's episode, we're going to be diving into something

that is both very dangerous and simultaneously very interesting. I promised you, I promised you

all that we were going to be getting into the whole Boeing controversy and the disasters that have been wreaking havoc upon this company for the past

six or seven years at this point. It took me over a week to research and write this episode,

and I'm just now sitting down here and filming this. And all I can think about is what is going to

happen if the YouTube gods get angry at me and end up, you know, demonetizing this or something else happens, because we're going to be talking about some very spicy and dark things.

So I know that you will hear this on the internet a lot, but if you could go ahead and do me a favor and like this video, do anything you can to interact with it just to help me in the algorithm.

I would personally appreciate it because I don't know what is going to happen with this. And if the video does end up getting demonetized and all my effort goes down the drain,

I would hope that you all would check out my Patreon to help support me.

But speaking of support, Boeing is basically on life support at this point.

If you all have not heard about what has been going on at Boeing for the last several years,

then please, allow me to enlighten you because this gets really stupid, really fast. In the very first week of 2024, a Boeing 737 Max 9

passenger jet lost a rear door plug in mid-flight, terrifying the people on board. The large

door plug plummeted into the backyard of a high school science teacher in Portland, Oregon.

And after this whole thing happened, the Federal Aviation Administration had to order the grounding

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