Leah Feiger

Other airlines help them out.

Other airlines offer preferential employment interviews to Spirit airline employees.

But can you imagine, you know, I'm in London right now, and if Wired shut down, and I had to find another way home, I mean, it'd be okay, but

I don't think from a consumer level, if you were going to book tickets for the summer, do it soon because now it's a sort of a supply and demand thing, right?

A whole airline is gone.

That's a lot of seats that aren't there.

So there's more scarcity.

Prices are going up basically at the worst possible time for people like myself who are kind of thinking about planning some time for summer travel with, again, two kids.

Emily, thank you for being here.

Before we get into how worried we should be, because I want to keep Leah in suspense...

When we hear virus and respiratory illness, obviously we are a little panicked, conditioned to be, rightly so.

But can you just tell us a little more about what hantavirus actually is before we get into sort of the nitty gritty of whether it's going to ruin the next several years of our lives?

This is the first time I've thought about contact tracing in many years.

And I was so happy not thinking about it for so long because it is such a complicated process and something that is hard, really hard work to do.

Emily, given all of that, what is the level of concern here, given what the World Health Organization has said and other organizations?

It sounds like cautious about it, but maybe not freak out time yet.

But I defer to you because maybe that's just me trying to make myself feel better.

Leah, how are we feeling?

No, I was good.

But then Emily hit that probably pretty hard in a way that I suddenly felt a little more anxious.