Jake Steinfeld

I said, I don't think this went on 10 years ago.

I don't think – and the thing that's interesting is there was much less of this pre-9-11.

When I flew back in the day, if I flew coach, you're in coach.

And if you went to go to try to get into the first class, it'd be like, sir, what do you need up here?

What are you doing up here?

Because I can remember like every once in a while, I'll be like, Dr. Drew's up there.

I want to talk to him or I want to hand him something.

It's like, excuse me, what are you doing up here?

I'm at my friend's.

No, like forget using the bathroom.

It's like you don't get to go up there.

Now, post 9-11, it's an actual security thing because...

Because they don't want people hanging around the cockpit.

They don't want people standing around the cockpit door in the cockpit area.

They'll tell you when the pilots come out.

They put the serving cart there.

They block it off.

They tell everyone to sit down.

And they will tell you do not hover around the front.

But you have more and more people.