Alfredo Diaz

Yeah, it doesn't.

I learned something.

I was like, that's just crazy to think about.

So, like, how many times I've seen the wing?

I mean, when I went to Australia a couple weeks ago, saw the wing of the plane.

Never once I thought, like, there's fuel.

Is it, like, lined throughout the wing?

Yeah, I just didn't notice something like a little glitch.

I'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner because it just seems like it's more just placement and, you know, just heat buildup, which is like how that happened before.

That's probably what happened, to be honest.

Especially since they recovered so many pieces of the plane.

I'm sure they were able to look at, like, nexus of the explosion was, you know, where different pieces were broken up and everything like that, and were able to, like, put together.

You know, people just...

sciencing the hell out of this stuff and right CSI undercover agents being like, well, this the way this was fractured and this metal and this was bent on that, like they just went to town on it.

Yeah, I think they nailed it, especially having, like I said, all the pieces at their fingertips.

mm-hmm i'm surprised it hasn't happened before or it took this long because it just seems like an unfortunate structure like the way everything was structured so for me i'm like how's that happened before especially because this plane has been commissioned for a while it just seems like what temperature and some exposed wiring or things like that happened and

Then again, it's like, also, how do you, aside from it, like being wired that way, how do you really know?

You know what I mean?

Like, yeah, they do rigorous checks, but are you going to get to every nook and cranny and check it every day?

Imagine being like, oh, I was on that plane yesterday.