Mark

Thank you for using the preferred term for this, Marksplaining.

So on August 25th, let me make this full screen so everyone can see it better.

So on August 25th, it flies into Las Vegas, lands at 4.48 p.m.

local time as SAM triple zero.

Then on the following day, the 26th, it leaves Las Vegas as a reach flight 658, leaving at 3.14 p.m.

You see the dash at the end there that shows that the transponder data was missing before it lands in Colorado Springs, which you can see on the map here.

Let me scroll back down and you can see that it lands there at an unknown time because of that data discrepancy.

Then it takes off as a Sam 658 flight back to Joint Base Andrews in D.C.

I'd say so.

The special air mission designation is usually when there's very high ranking or very important people on board.

Reach is kind of like there's nobodies on board.

I don't want to say nobodies, but someone who doesn't rise to that level.

And then the other call sign we've seen is Venus, which is a designator for an empty flight except for the pilots.

I miss your hair.

You just got Bob to admit that maybe microplastics might be bad.

That's double points for Wade.

Woo!

As you are now is exactly what you were then is what we're discovering.

No, no.

Wait, is it mice with like a little bald patch on the top of their head?