Josh Clark

Pretty much.

Pretty much.

We went over some of the sizes.

I think we should probably mention the cruising speed was 76 miles an hour with a topper of 84 miles per hour.

Yeah.

In total, you've got about 40 flight crew, 10 to 12 stewards and cooks.

As we'll learn, there was a bartender as well.

And then 50 passengers in 36 and then up to 72, I guess because they built those extra cabins, right?

Man, that's impressive.

Yeah.

I mean, also, and I don't know if that had anything to do with it, but you want people to see this thing if they're trying to drum up business.

Sure.

And again, those pictures over New York City, that thing is pretty low.

Yeah, totally a lot of Formica, but that jived a little bit with sort of the Art Deco look that seemed like it ran throughout.

Yeah.

It had a double airlock.

Apparently, there was one lighter, so they didn't trust people to, you know, just to bring their own lighter.

So there was one lighter that would light everyone's cigarettes, I guess, or whatever else they were smoking.

Pipes, I imagine, cigars.

Blunts, who knows?