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Guaranteed Human. Morning Run with Amy and T.J. An I-Heart Radio podcast. Good morning, everyone. And welcome to Morning Run. It's Monday, November 17th. I'm Amy Robo. And I'm T.J. Holmes. Hope you had a good weekend. I was asking you right before we started out, what's some happy news? We wanted to start on an upbeat. And yes, there's some good travel news, but also, why not to go with the Georgia Bulldogs?

Big win over the Longhorns over the weekend. It was a great college football weekend.

Again, Bulldogs back in the top five. Number four, right? That's a happy note, is it not?

It was one of my

favorite headlines i saw when i woke up this morning that uGA is now in the top five we're

back baby we're back we watch that games it was a big weekend but a lot of people got to see

college football this weekend that didn't the weekend before because disney and youtube reached a deal. So we'll give you some

details about that. On this Monday, as we get started, as always, top right corner of that Apple

podcast app, hit subscribe. It says follow. You can subscribe here. You can get all the updates

that are coming your way from us, but a big update for sure. A big headline is about air travel. The headline is

that air travel is back to normal. We have to put normal in context, Robes. What we're talking about now

is that you can go back to blaming the airlines instead of Congress for your flight delays

and cancellations. And that's a positive robs. Now your headaches

are not shutdown related. That's right. The FAA has lifted its shutdown related air restrictions.

And certainly that's a sign that some headaches might be easing for you travelers. But airlines are

no longer now required to cancel a certain percentage of flights

every day. That's a move the FAA said was necessary because of the shortage of air traffic

controllers during the shutdown, aka a lot of them were calling out sick and some of them not doing

it because they didn't want to come to work, but because they had to find other ways to pay

their bills. Yeah, so things started trending in a positive way last week. A lot of them stopped a lot of

those call-out sick calls because word came that a potential, just the idea of a potential deal in

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