Carmi Levy

I'm not ruling out kind of tracking people on purpose, but I think from my vantage point, reading a blog post about how poorly written this thing was, I think it's just incompetence.

Yeah, these aren't supervillains.

They certainly aren't super intelligent.

And if anything bad comes of it, it certainly wasn't because they planned it.

They stumbled into it.

All right, well, Carmi Levy is a... I still won't download it, though.

I won't either.

Carmi Levy is a tech analyst.

Carmi, it's been a joy having you on the show.

Thanks for being here.

Really appreciate it, David.

Thanks so much.

You know, we can make all the crappy jokes we want, but the reality is you've got four people in a vehicle the size of a minivan, and eventually they're going to have to go pick a number.

And if that thing doesn't work, it's going to lead to a real bad time for everyone else.

And as they got into orbit, you know, the first order of business was, okay, let's make sure that everything is working that it's supposed to, because there was a pretty shaky ride up into orbit, a lot of rocking and rolling.

So they check out all their systems and the toilet is one of those critical biological systems, biological support systems that needs to work.

And the fan on it wasn't working properly.

And as it turned out, you could do a number two, but not a number one.

And so...

They started troubleshooting it on the ground and they were calling up instructions to the mission specialist, Christina Koch, and she was essentially being like a plumber.