Speaker 1: Hey there, folks. It is Sunday, February twenty second, and
Speaker 1: I sure as hell hope you are not heading to
Speaker 1: the airport today. You are going to be waking up
Speaker 1: to some really disturbing news. The Trump administration, blaming the shutdown,
Speaker 1: has now made a move that could potentially cause chaos
Speaker 1: at airports. And with that, welcome to this episode of
Speaker 1: Amy and TJ Robes. I hated to even give you
Speaker 1: this news when you woke up this morning, but overnight
Speaker 1: we did get work. TSA pre check is being suspended
Speaker 1: as of this morning.
Speaker 2: You said it was going to be potentially disruptive.
Speaker 3: I'm going to take that a.
Speaker 2: Step further and say it's almost assuredly going to be
Speaker 2: chaos at the airports, because yes, they have shut down
Speaker 2: temporarily TSA pre check, but also global entry. So if
Speaker 2: you're coming into the United States, say you went off
Speaker 2: on a European vacation this week, it's winter break for
Speaker 2: a lot of students, you're coming back in. You think
Speaker 2: you're gonna just breeze through global entry. Nope, you're gonna
Speaker 2: be stuck in line for an hour or so.
Speaker 1: With the rest of US, and most Americans, though listening roades.
Speaker 1: Global entry is fine, but you got twenty million plus Americans.
Speaker 1: This program is for folks who fly regularly, and you
Speaker 1: want to zip through that frickin' line. Well, all you
Speaker 1: twenty plus million who are part of TSA PreCheck are
Speaker 1: about to get dumped into the same line as everybody else.
Speaker 1: And oh yeah, all of you non frequent travelers who
Speaker 1: are in the regular line, you're about to get twenty
Speaker 1: million people in the line. That's for you. Okay, Robes,
Speaker 1: how's this gonna go?
Speaker 2: Everyone's going to be upset. And you make a really
Speaker 2: good point. It's not just people who are used to
Speaker 2: getting TSA PreCheck and used to going through quickly. They
Speaker 2: don't have to take their shoes off, they don't have
Speaker 2: to take their laptops out, and you just know you
Speaker 2: plan your time when you head to the airport based
Speaker 2: on the fact that.
Speaker 3: You know you have TSA PreCheck.
Speaker 2: You know you can erase at least thirty minutes off
Speaker 2: of your prep time, give or take. But now all
Speaker 2: you folks who know you're going to be waiting in
Speaker 2: that line, consider that line doubled at this point at least,
Speaker 2: So now everybody is going to have to expect really
Speaker 2: long lines to get through security. I'm just saying, and
Speaker 2: that is a nightmare for everybody.
Speaker 1: But the other nightmare part of the robes, we didn't
Speaker 1: get a heads up. It's Sunday. Everybody's waking up the
Speaker 1: first time they find out about this is some folks
Speaker 1: are going to be the sound of our voices. This
Speaker 1: was put out late yesterday. It's thrown everybody off and
Speaker 1: just boom today. We would change our travel robes and
Speaker 1: might even cancel some unnecessary travel if we had known
Speaker 1: about TSA pre check being it's just gonna be chaos.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness. You know what airport I'm thinking of? Atlanta?
Speaker 1: You know, christ.
Speaker 2: Crazy Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport is. And I am
Speaker 2: always amazed even with TSA pre check, And now we've
Speaker 2: got this face, like this touchless id thing that you
Speaker 2: can even get into a.
Speaker 4: Super sonic speed of a line.
Speaker 2: Those lines that Atlanta Hartsfield are still horrifically long. I
Speaker 2: was just thinking that that airport in particular jumped into
Speaker 2: my head.
Speaker 1: Okay, so they make the announcement yesterday. This is a
Speaker 1: now official, the Homeland Security Department suspending the TSA PreCheck program,
Speaker 1: making the announcement late yesterday, giving us all very little
Speaker 1: time to make any type of travel adjustments. Yes, Global
Speaker 1: Entry suspend it as well as a part of this.
Speaker 1: Now they say, Ropes, they're having to do this because
Speaker 1: of the shutdown. Now, we were told, or under the
Speaker 1: impression most of us, that this would be not as impactful,
Speaker 1: if you will, of a shutdown on the rest of
Speaker 1: the wider population, because this was targeted and specific had
Speaker 1: to do with DHS funding. Specifically DHS funding that Democrats
Speaker 1: were opposing because DHS has ICE under it. We've seen
Speaker 1: what's been happening in Minneapolis. So Democrats like, hell no,
Speaker 1: there needs to be ICE reforms in order for us
Speaker 1: to approve this funding moving forward. Didn't get it done.
Speaker 1: They said they got the rest of the budget done.
Speaker 1: But here we are, we're still fighting over DHS and
Speaker 1: now there is a partial shutdown started on February fourteenth.
Speaker 1: Now robes the reason we thought this was going to
Speaker 1: be limited, just because it wasn't supposed to impact necessarily Americans.
Speaker 1: It was supposed to impact, unfortunately, some of these workers
Speaker 1: who are going without pay, but operations were supposed to continue.
Speaker 1: This Now Robes is being viewed as everyone as a tactic,
Speaker 1: and we are now being punished because we starting today
Speaker 1: are going to get pissed about what's happening in DC
Speaker 1: and are we gonna blame Democrats or Republicans? That is Look,
Speaker 1: I'm not being cynical. I think this is fair Robes.
Speaker 1: If you're looking at this to go, why the hell
Speaker 1: are they doing this to us right now?
Speaker 2: One hundred percent the American people, We, the American people,
Speaker 2: the American travelers are political pawns in this game of
Speaker 2: chicken and who is to blame? And yes, it is deliberate.
Speaker 4: They are forcing almost our.
Speaker 2: Emotions into the narrative to try and convince lawmakers to cave.
Speaker 3: That is absolutely what's happening.
Speaker 2: Because if you get enough pissed off constituents writing your
Speaker 2: office saying make the deal, figure it out, this is
Speaker 2: bs you are affecting my business, my ability. So many people, yes,
Speaker 2: travel for fun and pleasure, and that's annoying enough, but
Speaker 2: when you're a business traveler, as you and I were
Speaker 2: for many many years.
Speaker 3: I was in an.
Speaker 2: Airport and so were you, I believe probably twice a week,
Speaker 2: it is so impactful. If you now add hours and
Speaker 2: hours to the planning and prep of all of that
Speaker 2: just to conduct business, just to.
Speaker 3: Do your job.
Speaker 2: Not to mention the PORTSA workers who are working without
Speaker 2: a paycheck right now.
Speaker 1: Everybody's pissed, so so Robes, that was one of my
Speaker 1: first You and I traveled quite a bit during the shutdown,
Speaker 1: the last one forty three days, right the records shutdown.
Speaker 1: It was tended TSA. It was they went a month
Speaker 1: and a half almost without paychecks. They got the payback later,
Speaker 1: but Robes, they were calling out sick, and a lot
Speaker 1: of folks were not because I'm making a stand. They
Speaker 1: were trying to make money somewhere else, right, they were
Speaker 1: trying to do These folks were on edge. So what
Speaker 1: do you have now? A TSA worker not getting paid,
Speaker 1: who's going up against a traveler this morning who didn't
Speaker 1: get word that TSA PreCheck is shut down everybody at
Speaker 1: the airport. Robes, you're now creating a more explosive situation
Speaker 1: than an airport that quite frankly, most of them aren't
Speaker 1: pleasant happy utopias anyway. Now you're throwing this into it.
Speaker 2: I actually cannot even imagine the scenes at airports this
Speaker 2: morning and the days that are going to follow, and
Speaker 2: I think especially this morning, because people have been taken
Speaker 2: by surprise. This is is, it's something that we even
Speaker 2: thought was a possibility. It's never been even floated out there.
Speaker 1: I don't ask you that I never heard.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you if I missed the
Speaker 2: why because more TSA workers are calling out sick because
Speaker 2: they want to concentrate everybody in just a fewer more
Speaker 2: painful lines instead of spreading everybody out and getting people
Speaker 2: through quicker. I don't understand the explanation behind why they
Speaker 2: needed to stop the program. I can understand maybe they
Speaker 2: don't have the people to to to actually process applications. Okay,
Speaker 2: I can maybe get my head around that. But at
Speaker 2: the actual airport, for people who have already been vetted,
Speaker 2: who have already gone through the process, who already have
Speaker 2: that TSA pre check check mark.
Speaker 4: Why then could you why would you need to not
Speaker 4: have those lines.
Speaker 1: Operating because quote, we are prioritizing the general traveling population.
Speaker 1: That is the word from Christinome saying they need to
Speaker 1: make this move because they're prioritize their folks. Now, of
Speaker 1: course last shutdown, they didn't decide to do this, but
Speaker 1: they're doing this. Now we're a week, right, We're a
Speaker 1: week into this shutdown, this partial shutdown. This is the
Speaker 1: statement from Homeland Security. Quote. Shutdowns have serious real world consequences,
Speaker 1: not just for the men and women of DHS and
Speaker 1: their families who go without a paycheck, but it endangers
Speaker 1: our national security. The American people depend on this department
Speaker 1: every day, and we are making tough but necessary workforce
Speaker 1: and resource decisions to mitigate the damage inflicted by these
Speaker 1: politicians probes. When you get past the initial shock of
Speaker 1: it and the frustration of it, it goes to anger.
Speaker 1: This is this is robes, this is base, this is
Speaker 1: one oh. One of the job of Congress is to
Speaker 1: pass budgets and to keep the government running. There are
Speaker 1: very few things that the government does that we can
Speaker 1: see and are impacted in a practical way every day.
Speaker 1: One of those ways is what happens to us at
Speaker 1: the airport. And you're telling me this thing, this thing
Speaker 1: you're taking away. You are intentionally making our lives harder
Speaker 1: because you won't do your job one and then after
Speaker 1: you don't do it, you implement these tactics to make
Speaker 1: it harder on us. So you can get what you
Speaker 1: want in DC, Roges, this is anger now.
Speaker 4: Harder on us, so you can get what you want
Speaker 4: in DC.
Speaker 2: And yet the first line is we're prioritizing the general
Speaker 2: traveling population that's gaslighting one on one. They're not prioritizing
Speaker 2: the American traveling population.
Speaker 1: You know, me, Robes, I'm trying to leave some room
Speaker 1: and not knowing what's in their hearts and their heads.
Speaker 1: And they have information that we don't have that suggests
Speaker 1: to them that this is a necessary step. That's just
Speaker 1: a tall order for us to believe, given all that's
Speaker 1: taken place, and it's not just us, it's airlines. You
Speaker 1: could expect Democrats to say certain things, but some of
Speaker 1: it makes sense. There are some pretty heavy start statements
Speaker 1: that are floating around out there, in particular from one
Speaker 1: Congressman who has now called the Republicans nim Witz. In
Speaker 1: all this, Nitwitz, I should say, nit Wits, I want
Speaker 1: to get that right. We'll tell you who said that
Speaker 1: and what he's talking about. Will tell you. The Homeland
Speaker 1: Security Department to bar mahome Land Security, the Democrats, or
Speaker 1: at least the committee that oversees Homeland Security, they put
Speaker 1: out a statement, but the big one you do not
Speaker 1: want to miss is the one that was put out
Speaker 1: by the airlines themselves. Stay here, all right, we continue
Speaker 1: here on Amy and teacher, what exactly is a nitwit?
Speaker 1: So we should bring that back. It seems almost kid
Speaker 1: like it's an insult, but it doesn't seem so hard.
Speaker 2: It seems it seems like an insult from nineteen twenty eight.
Speaker 2: It's like something that people would say in the Gilded Age.
Speaker 2: Oh no, it doesn't seem like a common modern way
Speaker 2: to throw an insult at someone.
Speaker 1: Rose. Of course, the way we've been insulting, I say we,
Speaker 1: but politicians even have been insulting each other lately. Nitwit
Speaker 1: seemed like a relief to have that one. But nitwit
Speaker 1: is the word being used to talk about some of
Speaker 1: the decisions being made by the Trump administration now suspending
Speaker 1: the TSA pre check program robes. I believe most people
Speaker 1: are familiar with this. But yes, you sign up for it.
Speaker 1: We haven't done it in a long time. I can't remember
Speaker 1: how long it takes, but it's not that long. They
Speaker 1: do a background check on your or whatever. You get
Speaker 1: this TSA pre check number, And now when you go
Speaker 1: to the airport there's a separate line. You don't have
Speaker 1: to take off your shoes, and it's just a faster process.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the big dealers.
Speaker 2: You get fingerprinted, so you go through a series of
Speaker 2: steps that most people you would never have to go
Speaker 2: through at the airport, but you do it ahead of
Speaker 2: time and it actually doesn't take that long. You do
Speaker 2: have to go into a staples or do some sort
Speaker 2: of an interview. They have places set up up throughout
Speaker 2: the country. And yes, it's about fingerprinting. It's about just
Speaker 2: having someone see you physically check your documents.
Speaker 3: Your passport, your real ID and all of that.
Speaker 2: And then yes, you now have an expedited process for
Speaker 2: the airport, which is significantly helpful if you are a
Speaker 2: frequent traveler like we are, and so many people are,
Speaker 2: again not just for pleasure, but for work. This is
Speaker 2: a part of going to the office in a sense
Speaker 2: for a lot of folks is traveling. And so yes,
Speaker 2: when you can take those extra steps and know, man,
Speaker 2: I know the worst case scenario. I got a fifteen
Speaker 2: minute line versus an hour and a half line, which
Speaker 2: can happen. So it just completely upends the entire process
Speaker 2: when you realize you aren't going to have access to that.
Speaker 2: But I also just want to go back to that
Speaker 2: Christine un statement about prioritizing the general traveling population. By
Speaker 2: throwing all the TSA pre check folks into the general
Speaker 2: traveling population, you are not prioritizing anyone.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 2: That's when politicians make statements that you know are are
Speaker 2: in the absolute opposite spirit of what the actuality is.
Speaker 2: That is why people can't stand politicians, because you know,
Speaker 2: I know when I'm being told something that is true,
Speaker 2: and then you sit there and you say it with
Speaker 2: a smile on your face and I'm supposed to trust you.
Speaker 3: That's really, really, really hard.
Speaker 2: I just feel like trust was never great between politicians
Speaker 2: and their constituents, but it's.
Speaker 4: At an all time high in terms of distrust at
Speaker 4: this point.
Speaker 1: I didn't like that part of her statement, and again
Speaker 1: you brought I don't think I was going to bring
Speaker 1: it up, but since you went back to it, I'll
Speaker 1: say it. It felt like you're once again pitting Americans
Speaker 1: against each other. There were some language they use. It
Speaker 1: almost sound like TSA pre check. These are some elites,
Speaker 1: these are some special people. We're taking care of you,
Speaker 1: the little people. We're prioritizing the general population. That was
Speaker 1: something that seemed divisive even Yeah that I read, and
Speaker 1: I wasn't going to say that you seem to catch
Speaker 1: the same thing. I kind of called it.
Speaker 2: I didn't like, no more special treatment for those pre
Speaker 2: check people in that other line that you always can't
Speaker 2: stand when you look over and see them moving so quickly,
Speaker 2: you know them, Yeah, they're now stuck in the line too.
Speaker 1: It came across that wait to me. And again, I'm
Speaker 1: not who knows what's in somebody's heart, right, robes, I
Speaker 1: always got to leave room for that. But my god,
Speaker 1: we've seen this story before, it seems. But Representative Benny
Speaker 1: Thompson were talking about Democrat out of Mississippi. He was
Speaker 1: the one that used the line, and think he made
Speaker 1: it to CBS. He said, these nit wits are at
Speaker 1: it again, punishing the American people and using them as
Speaker 1: political pawns for their sadistic political games. Sadistic that's the
Speaker 1: hell of a word. Robes. But it just feels like that.
Speaker 1: And this is all a matter of what robes. They
Speaker 1: didn't do the most basic of their jobs, which is
Speaker 1: too fun to the government. This is your job to
Speaker 1: do it. On time, so we all don't shut the
Speaker 1: fuck down again. And here is partial everybody. We weren't
Speaker 1: worried about this one. This will be limited and they'll
Speaker 1: figure something out. They gave themselves a little time, even
Speaker 1: if it's been a week now and they've dropped the
Speaker 1: hammer on the American public.
Speaker 2: By Oh, it's unbelievable when you put it that way.
Speaker 2: This is them failing to do their jobs once again,
Speaker 2: and once again.
Speaker 3: Who pays for it? Everybody but them.
Speaker 1: Benny Thompson, we talked about there is on the committee.
Speaker 1: They did put out a statement on Twitter. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be more of this. I bet a lot
Speaker 1: of members of Congress went to bed last night not knowing,
Speaker 1: Oh this was happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like us right, So yes, the Democrats on the
Speaker 2: Homeland Security Committee said Trump's DHS is punishing travelers. TSA
Speaker 2: pre check and global entry reduced lines and ease the
Speaker 2: burden on DHS staff. But Christy Nome and her confident
Speaker 2: Corey Lewandowski are knee capping or is that confidant, Corey
Speaker 2: Lewandowski are knee capping the programs that make travels smoother
Speaker 2: and secure. They are ruining your travel on purpose?
Speaker 1: On purpose? Who's gonna get blamed for that? Travelers are not.
Speaker 1: If you're pissed today, are you really gonna be in
Speaker 1: line going wow? I can't believe those Democrats did this.
Speaker 1: You're gonna say wow. Christy Nolan put out a statement
Speaker 1: that shut this down?
Speaker 3: Why exactly?
Speaker 2: And I do think when you start to do I
Speaker 2: don't know how many people do enough of a dive,
Speaker 2: but to recognize, if you look at the polling, most
Speaker 2: Americans were against the ice tactics used in Minneapolis that
Speaker 2: led to the deaths of Renee Good and Alex pretty
Speaker 2: Given those numbers, now apply it to this current.
Speaker 3: Situation, that is a big, big, big bet.
Speaker 2: If the Republicans, if Christy Nome, if the administration did
Speaker 2: do this to apply more pressure on Democrats, that that
Speaker 2: was a risky move in terms of where the American
Speaker 2: anger is going to be directed towards.
Speaker 1: This will get a deal done? How long you give it?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, throw into the Travel was already about to
Speaker 1: be a mess. We got a goddamn northeaster coming here
Speaker 1: to New York. Travel is going to be crazy in
Speaker 1: the Northeast anyway next two days. Now you want to
Speaker 1: throw this in there.
Speaker 2: Who I hadn't thought about that, babe, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: And people are coming back from their February break today
Speaker 2: Christ the winter break, just winter break.
Speaker 3: At least in the Northeast.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's for most of the country,
Speaker 2: but in the Northeast, our kids get a winter break.
Speaker 2: Everyone comes back today on Sunday, and we've got a
Speaker 2: nor'easter coming and now.
Speaker 3: No DSA pre check, no global injury. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: So they might think this is a brilliant move to
Speaker 1: hit Americans now and we'll get a deal done. Hit
Speaker 1: them where it really is going to hurt them. Do
Speaker 1: Is this not crazy? Folks are going to go through
Speaker 1: hell at airports today because of what happened in Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: This is where we are. That's the reason they are
Speaker 1: fighting DHS funding is because Nope, all that we saw
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis, we are not going to let that happen.
Speaker 1: Ice has to be reformed. All the what we watched
Speaker 1: was has an impact now on every has an impact
Speaker 1: on the country. But I'm saying a real thing that's crazy.
Speaker 2: When you think about it like that, it really simplifies things.
Speaker 2: So you can hear all the rhetoric you want from politicians,
Speaker 2: but it comes down.
Speaker 3: To that, and the airlines have released to stagement. Oh shit, yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, this is actually an amazing station.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is great, and these are this is their
Speaker 1: trade organization, the Airlines for America. Yees, so even though
Speaker 1: you probably haven't heard of it, they are the trade
Speaker 1: group and every major airline is a part of this group.
Speaker 2: Yes, here's their statement. Airlines for America, this is great.
Speaker 2: Is deeply concerned that TSA pre check and Global Entry
Speaker 2: programs are being suspended and that the traveling public will
Speaker 2: be once again used as a political football amid another
Speaker 2: government shutdown. The announcement was issued with extremely short notice
Speaker 2: to travelers, giving them little time to plan accordingly, which
Speaker 2: is especially troubling at this time of record air travel.
Speaker 2: During last fall's forty three days shut down, the longest
Speaker 2: in US history, more than nine thousand flights were delayed
Speaker 2: or canceled, significantly impacting six million travelers and countless deliveries
Speaker 2: in some That shutdown costs six point one billion dollars
Speaker 2: of loss across the travel industry and related sectors. It's
Speaker 2: pastime for Congress to get to the table and get
Speaker 2: a deal done that insureans TSA can fully operate and
Speaker 2: their frontline employees can be paid for the important work
Speaker 2: they do to keep our skies secure. You know, they
Speaker 2: make such a good point. Think about all the industries
Speaker 2: that are impacted when travel is impacted.
Speaker 1: This.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is inconvenient and frustrating for a lot of travelers,
Speaker 2: but this is financially devastating for so many people in
Speaker 2: that industry.
Speaker 1: And the most this is the most effed up part.
Speaker 1: This is the most effed up part. We'll wrap on this, folks.
Speaker 1: All this, we're doing, all this, they're fighting over right.
Speaker 1: They want to make sure that ICE is reformed. This
Speaker 1: is what Democrats want to do. Ice has to be reformed,
Speaker 1: and we are so willing, so willing to make sure
Speaker 1: it happens that we will shut down the government over this.
Speaker 1: And people are losing paycheck and all this impact.
Speaker 2: You know who's still getting the check, Every single congressman
Speaker 2: and woman who is not going to the table to
Speaker 2: make a deal.
Speaker 1: That is true, every Ice agent, ladies and gentlemen. This
Speaker 1: fight to take funding from ICE is pointless. Because of
Speaker 1: Trump's big beautiful bill. They slid in funding for dhs
Speaker 1: that goes through like twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: You've got to be kidding me.
Speaker 1: Rose, no Ice agent, no ICE operation is being impacted
Speaker 1: a single bit because of this. They got funding, They
Speaker 1: have money sitting there that continues to fund them. So
Speaker 1: this fight is over, potentially defunding ICE a year from now.
Speaker 3: I did not know that.
Speaker 1: Yes, and a lot of people probably don't. ICE is
Speaker 1: being fully funded through all of this, and they will
Speaker 1: continue to do so. I actually think it's through twenty
Speaker 1: twenty seven.
Speaker 3: Wow. Okay, just when I thought I was angry, you
Speaker 3: thought you right now.
Speaker 1: I'm hot, folks. Good luck today. Look we are our tone.
Speaker 1: Probably we are hot about this one. And we don't
Speaker 1: even have travel coming up for a month.
Speaker 4: Thank god, we just finished it.
Speaker 3: Although I did laugh.
Speaker 2: Like my twenty three year old, I convinced her to
Speaker 2: get and she was put fighting back, fighting back, but
Speaker 2: she was always annoying. She couldn't go through TSA PreCheck. Right,
Speaker 2: she finally got it. She's about to fly out this
Speaker 2: week for the first time with her.
Speaker 3: New TSA PREA check happening.
Speaker 1: What day is she leaving?
Speaker 3: Friday?
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe they'll get it worked out.
Speaker 2: Rather, I just thought about that I was like, oh man,
Speaker 2: she's gonna throw this back at me.
Speaker 1: Mom.
Speaker 2: You were on me for years to get tsa pre check.
Speaker 2: I finally get it, and boom, I'm in the regular.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Your poor mom, she's an idiot for thinking that
Speaker 1: Congress might actually fund Yeah, you're right, you're right, David.
Speaker 1: That was dumb with your mom to think that maybe
Speaker 1: things would work. Folks. Good luck out there today. Good
Speaker 1: luck with the weather. The northeaster is coming. We got
Speaker 1: a rough couple of days in the northeast. Uh really down?
Speaker 1: How far south is this thing going on the eastern
Speaker 1: seaboard here?
Speaker 3: But twenty inches they say is going to be a mess?
Speaker 1: Is a mess at airports with folks, whatever you're doing,
Speaker 1: you know what, take care of yourself, take care of
Speaker 1: each other, Hug him tight, and try to find a
Speaker 1: way to find joy with the Olympics. Maybe even enjoy
Speaker 1: the ride.
Speaker 2: It's not Yes, it's the journey, not the destination. Even
Speaker 2: when it's a little longer than you thought it was
Speaker 2: going to be, You're.
Speaker 1: Not getting to your destination, all right, folks. We always
Speaker 1: appreciate you spending time with us. DJ Holmes on behalf
Speaker 1: of my dear Amy Roebuck talk to y Elson