Jack Selby

Oh, really?

Zip air.

Okay.

Well, that counts.

That counts.

As long as you can lie flat.

It depends on the flight.

I said if I can't sleep on the airplane.

And when you're flying out in the morning, let's say 9 a.m.

Sure.

I'm not going to get any sleep on the plane anyway.

So I think it's a waste to have a lie flat seat.

When I'm not going to be able to sleep, I'm just going to sit there and toss and turn.

So I may as well save a few thousand dollars when I'm not going to be able to sleep.

Now, on the other hand, I think if it's an overnight, like a red-eye flight, and you could get sleep on the airplane and wake up the next morning, then I think, okay, I could look at the value of the next day and just say, okay, then that's a good expense.

Those seats recline almost all the time.

International premium economy?

I thought international premium economy is- If you don't fly business class on every six-hour flight, you're doing life wrong.

It's 13 hours, but it's broken up between two flights, five hours and then seven.

With anybody or just- Denmark.