Fellow conspiracy realists, welcome back to tonight's classic episode.

You have probably heard a lot of scuttlebut about aviation in general over the past few months,

especially recently with the changes happening to the FAA here in the U.S.

And, of course, with the early controversies surrounding Boeing, the, you know, America's

answer to Airbus.

Not to mention the news that came through, I believe, yesterday.

There was a Delta flight in Toronto that crash landed on the airstrip and was inverted completely. I was asking Matt off air if

anyone was killed. I think it was just like an emergency evacuation after the fact. But it's kind of

crazy times to be flying the friendly skies, guys. Yeah, several people were critically injured,

but nobody got killed in that incident.

Thankfully, they were all hanging upside down, though, inside the plane, which, ho!

But hey, that didn't stop the three of us from getting on planes. Yeah, I mean, what else

are we going to do, run really fast? I can't, I't swim all right, but I can't swim across the Pacific yet.

I'm trying to get my reps in.

This is the thing, though.

Thankfully, no one died in that recent aviation debacle, and the plane was, like, everybody

knew where the plane was the entire time.

And it may be immensely, profoundly disconcerting to realize that even now, in these, our modern years, an entire plane can simply disappear.

In November of 2019, we explored something. A lot of our fellow conspiracy realists

were asking us about Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Let's hear about it.

It takes one guy out there to say, who's that fucking Kyle who thinks he can just get on a

microphone on a podcast and start publicize you this.

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