Part of your, uh, what career in the broadcast industry led you to a job where you traveled

a lot. And you've been in a lot of airports. And it has now been revealed. We've got the big

fourth of July weekend coming up. And if you're planning on traveling and you're planning on

flying somewhere, oh, good luck. There's going to be a lot of people there with you. 24

million Americans are expected to fly across the country this coming weekend. And the 10 worst

airports for travel disruption have been revealed. So I thought it might be interesting to review

these airports. Las Vegas, Houston, Denver, Honolulu. No, sorry, not going there. They mean they have

problems and Honolulu. Everything isn't just rainbows and flowers. No, San Francisco's another one

Orlando Fort Lauderdale Dallas Fort Worth. Also Dallas Lovefield and Baltimore. And are any of

these on your worst airport list? Yeah. So Baltimore is an absolutely horrendous airport.

Just terrible. So you and you're right. So when I left radio and I took a job selling software

and I traveled a lot. 40 weeks, a year of one year. Yeah. It was usually a hundred nights a year

I was gone. And 95% of that travel was flying all over North America. So I've been to every airport

and many, many times, multiple times. And so, you know, travel delays are one thing. But when you're

in an airport, what you're looking for is you want some space. You know, you want a lot of

gate options. You want to not be shoulder to shoulder with the public as you're, you know,

rushing to your next gate. You want services and amenities, shops and restaurants and places to buy

snacks and that sort of stuff. And just kind of updated and modern. And yet Baltimore is easily the

worst one on that list that you just read just because it's kind of an old dumpy rundown airport.

Yeah. Well, they're saying that you can expect a 22% of having a flight disruption if you fly

through Baltimore. And I have to imagine if you're a business traveler and you're flying,

you want to have Wi-Fi in a lot of places you can plug in your phone in charge. Now they're

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