Carmi Levy

Yeah, but you still want to be able to eyeball it.

You want to be able to see it.

Of course, by the time one of these things cooks off in the cargo bay, it might be too late.

And it might lead to everyone having a pretty bad day, 35,000 feet in the air.

So something to think about when you travel.

If you've had your battery for a while, if you've dropped it a few times, it may be time to replace it.

And also, never put it in your checked baggage.

Always keep it in your bag.

and check with the airline to make sure that they haven't instituted new rules.

So this is Southwest we're talking about, but I'm willing to bet more airlines are going to be updating their rules accordingly in the months to come.

And you don't want to be on the wrong side of that.

Really appreciate being here.

Thanks so much, David.

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