Chuck Bryant

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Those people are starving for banter.

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The world is becoming lonelier.

We're not becoming more social and connected.

We're becoming more individualized, but we actually meet people in connection.

Okay, Chuck, so like you were saying before the break, the Zeppelin development had gotten to the point where it's like we can get across the Atlantic.

We can get down to South America anytime we want.

Like, no problem.

We've reached that point.

Let's just start creating dirigibles that are meant for transatlantic travel.

Like, let's really put a dent in the ocean liner industry.

We're just going to create a new travel industry.

And that's what they set about doing.

So the Hindenburg LZ-129 was the part of this larger planned fleet of specifically transatlantic luxury Zeppelins that were going to essentially change the world and make it much smaller.

Yeah, and those are one way, too.