Oh, man, speaking of helicopters,
every month or every week I do a family Zoom.
And my oldest brother's daughter, she comes on, and her husband works at a military base in the south somewhere.
I don't know.
He does, like, warehouse management.
And they have all these planes and helicopters and shit.
And they just had a big, like, tornado hit.
And he was showing us pictures that he's probably not supposed to have.
And, like,
all the helicopters
and shit, like, got knocked around in the storm.
And they're, like, fucked up and broken.
Yeah.
Oh, shit, now's the time.
Yep.
Yeah.
And he said, like, Boeing came out and evaluated a bunch of them and, like, wrote off ones that, like, they can't fix.
Yeah.
I mean, of course, they're motivated to be like, oh, you need a brand new one.
I'd go new.
Yeah, no shit, right? Because
who's going to sign off on a
fucking...
Once they've gone through a tornado, they don't fly the same.
Everyone knows that.
Oh, man, speaking of helicopters,
every month or every week I do a family Zoom.
And my oldest brother's daughter, she comes on, and her husband works at a military base in the south somewhere.
I don't know.
He does, like, warehouse management.
And they have all these planes and helicopters and shit.
And they just had a big, like, tornado hit.
And he was showing us pictures that he's probably not supposed to have.
And, like,
all the helicopters
and shit, like, got knocked around in the storm.
And they're, like, fucked up and broken.
Yeah.
Oh, shit, now's the time.
Yep.
Yeah.
And he said, like, Boeing came out and evaluated a bunch of them and, like, wrote off ones that, like, they can't fix.
Yeah.
I mean, of course, they're motivated to be like, oh, you need a brand new one.
I'd go new.
Yeah, no shit, right? Because
who's going to sign off on a
fucking...
Once they've gone through a tornado, they don't fly the same.
Everyone knows that.
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