Joe Santagato

I'm not saying it doesn't count like that, but you acting like driving through a state because you're on your way to a different destination and then telling people you've been to that state is way different.

It is not.

It is exactly the same.

I mean, all right.

Because the experience of driving through it

you think looking around no being in the state it's not the same it it is as being a person who like who's like staying overnight experiences can be different but also and they are okay but i'm saying they could be different experiences but they all satisfy the same goal which is having been there so whether you're that's not staying so let me ask you this then let me ask you this

He connects in St.

Louis.

Yeah.

It's back to you now.

It's back to me, okay.

They cancel his flight and they put him up in a hotel for the night.

Yeah.

Does that satisfy your rules, sir?

That he's been to St.

Louis?

If you like, yeah, I mean, I guess, I mean, like if, if you, if, if I were to say that to him, if he were to tell me, like, I've been to St.

Louis and I'd be like, oh, where'd you go?

And he's like, well, my flight was canceled and they just like put me up at a hotel, but I didn't like really get to go anywhere.

I'm like, oh, okay.