Okay, Courtney, your fascination with the blue origin launch, which is moments away, is weird.

I don't get it.

I think if I'm being honest with myself, it's like a morbid curiosity, which is, I'm sure, shocking for me.

But just like things could go wrong.

It's like crazy to me that these moms, these grandmothers are

going up as passengers really. It's not they're not doing anything. They're sitting there in a

recliner. But they're risking their lives to do that. It's like 11 minutes. I know. It's like a

roller coaster. But there's real implications. You're like a roller coaster. It's like I and you're like.

But there's real implications.

You're like, oh my God, there's Oprah.

Oh, look, Chloe Kardashian is there.

Yeah, I don't know.

I think it's crazy.

I would never be, I would never do it.

Isn't Oprah like the like the loudest voice ever when it comes to what we are doing to the climate

by utilizing gasoline and rocket fuel and all the such?

But that takes the backseat to all women being on the flight.

But to all women being on the flight, they're not, it's, they're not

all, like the woman, uh, who just came back from space, the astronaut, right, who was stuck

up there, who actually piloted the thing. That's extraordinary. That's extraordinary thing.

These are celebrities, Gail King and Katie Perry, who are getting on a Bezos rocket for five minutes.

It was very, like Oprah just did an interview, and she said that Gail has extreme flying anxiety.

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