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I am your host, Michael Coval.

Not filtered, raw, honest.

That's my passion.

You will have to excuse me today for the flus sounding voice.

That kind of stuff happens every now and again.

I just finished a 32-hour day.

I guess that's actually more than a day.

A 32-hour day to get from Washington, D.C. to Southeast Asia. Man, that's a tough one. Because you're

ultimately up, and especially with a three-hour delay where there was a plane change, more about

that in a second. But you're ultimately up 30 plus hours. I think I was up 32 hours. And you start to get a little

bat shit crazy. You know how that happens. And if you've never experienced it before, hop on a

plane and go do it. You know my mantra. Don't just sit there. Get the hell up and go break

yourself into the travel adventure.

But to that three hour delay in Tokyo, flying out of Tokyo on A&A Airlines, one of the best.

In fact, I was talking to a frequent flyer in the A&A highest level, Japanese guy, and he told me what happened to us taking off in Tokyo

had never happened in his 30 years of traveling on A&A.

So what happened?

Completely normal to me.

I mean, it felt normal, a normal takeoff.

We're in the pole position.

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