Josh Clark

They were like really trying to compete with ocean liner travel.

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Yeah, for sure.

It was, you know, it was luxury in the sense that it was an airship that catered to rich people.

If you look at the pictures, it looks nice, but it's still not like anything you would get on board, like the Titanic or anything like that, just because it was an airship.

So they couldn't, you know, there are obvious weight limitations and size limitations.

Like the cabins were really, really small, but they, you know, they were good quality.

not good-looking enough for the crowd that they were catering to, which is really rich people, because I think it costs like, in today dollars, like $10,000 compared to about half that for a transatlantic ocean liner voyage.

That's right.

They're bringing us back, right?

Okay.

I mean, they could drop us in Atlanta on the way home, I would think.

Okay.

Yeah, and today Mrs. Astor's equivalent, I guess, is Katy Perry.