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So SF-86 forms are back in the news this week's this is your security clearance form. But if you've ever worked in a restaurant, do you know what being 86th means?

I always think of 86ing as like but I don't think of it as

restaurant specific I think of it as like axing or yeah exactly we're done

you've been crossed off you are no longer available to be served to customers or be seen in polite society.

But is that just a restaurant term? I think of it as like, almost like, you know, he was fine and then, you know, he got 86 him we got 86 him we got 86 as I've asked the magic box yeah all of human

knowledge at our fingertips. Exactly.

That is Wikipedia, and it says that according to Miriam Webster,

86 is a slang term used in American popular culture

as a transitive verb to mean throw it or get rid of. The most widely accepted

theory of the term's origin states it derives from a code supposedly used in

restaurants, meaning we're all out of it.

Well, so it is a restaurant term. We are not all out of it. Wow, so it is a restaurant term.

We are not all out of Mike Flynn though.

No, we're, although Trump did SF 86.

He did 86 Mike Flynn over his bad porch.

Hello and welcome to Rational Security, the SF-86 edition. I'm Shane Harris of the Wall Street Journal.

Those are almost as in, it be the M.F 86.

That's really really hard to say SF 86.

SF 86.

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