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podcast on Fox News Podcast. What's up? Welcome to Friday. Welcome to the weekend. May I just get a few things off my chest before we set the table. I've been flying a lot. It's

been a while since I've updated you on the travails of domestic air travel.

But I find boarding a fascinating human experiment.

I've talked to you in the past about the number of carry-ons people seem to justify under the one under your seat, one in the bin rule.

They don't think they're McDonald's bag counts, nor whatever they bought at the little store inside the airport.

They don't think their purse counts, but we've gone over this.

Backpack people down the aisle, your backpack, slaps everybody else in the face.

But beyond what happens once you're on the plane, the process of boarding is a fascinating experiment in human socialization.

So there's two different scenarios and both of them reveal something different about us. I'm not sure what they reveal. I just know that

something is going on. First, traditional airline boarding, American Delta United. It is really fascinating how people treat their boarding

group. You know how it works. Conciers Qui, first class, active military service service families with help

boarding group number one here's the funny thing if you're even slightly laid back

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