Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Thank you. It's essentially a buzzer that they're employing. This is especially important at American Airlines

because it's the biggest airline in the U.S. They have nine different boarding groups,

which makes it sort of especially confusing for folks. The problem is people who are jumping the line. It's known as gate lice. That is the- They're called gate lice?

And that is the term that the airline uses in some cases. It's primarily something that

bloggers have come up with. People who hang around the front of the-humanizing.

It is kind of, yes, I don't want to be allows either. But the big thing here is that if you scan your boarding pass that American is trying this new technology on, it'll sound an alarm and make it so that you go to the back of the line and they can come back in when your group is called.

Okay, so this is you're already through security.

You're up there at your plane and they say it's time to board.

But you're group three and you try

to get up there with group one and they call you gate lice and Jake Tapper ridiculously says

sort of dehumanizing.

Whatever.

Shut up, Jake.

Who worries about crap like that?

Whatever.

Okay, I just call you jerks or a-holes.

It's the same thing.

Get in when your group is.

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