This is a touching story that I wanted to share with everybody because we do a lot of times,

we've been very mean to Southwest Airlines as they deserve for all of the cancellations and

just a tropious service that they've offered their customers. But they have been doing something

good that many people don't know about. And this is about Kaya. And Kaya is a service dog

who is the inspiration for the Paws Act. And the Paws Act was to help service men who are

suffering from PTSD. Well, Kaya, the dog, she took her final flight after 320 missions and she

flew the majority of her flights to get to these service men who needed her emotional help.

She flew the majority on Southwest. That's so great. And so this is the final call.

Kaya, the service dog, was diagnosed with cancer.

Kaya has flown on Southwest over 250 times. Now there's been 320 flights you've been on.

Sadly, Kaya was pretty sick. Kaya knows for the men who need cancer. So it's all in the

honor of taking care of her. But what will be heard last night is she goes home to rest for

some important first-minute call. You have the opportunity to feel so confined,

you'll be able to search for her stories. Okay, her amazing when we arrive in Dallas to

search for some love. On behalf of Southwest Airlines, two veterans up front,

we thank both Kaya and Nicole, and we're in core veteran for their service.

That's awesome. Yeah. You ever look at your dog and just think we don't deserve our dogs?

I mean, my dog is pretty much a freeloader, but I still find myself at least once a day thinking,

I just, I don't deserve my dog. Yeah. And these, the lovey unconditionally and they're so happy to see

you. And these, these, you know, special help service dogs are incredible. Yeah. So if you want to

research more about Kaya, it's K-A-Y-A-Kaya. Yes, Kaya. I was going to ask you, do you ever wonder

what's going on in Bruce's mind? Oh, all the time. Bruce and I have so many one-sided conversations.

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