I Flew Around the World in Business Class (9 Flights)

Good morning from the Munich airport. Today I am about to start a bucket list trip that I've been trying to make happen since before COVID I'll be flying on six different airlines and stopping in eight different countries. The route takes me from Munich to Tokyo, Tokyo to Singapore, Singapore to Bangkok, Bangkok to Taipei, Taipei back to Tokyo, Tokyo to Chicago, Chicago to Toronto, Washington D.C. to London, and then London. Finally back here to Munich. I would sign up to eat this on every plane I flew on for the rest of my life trip so special is it was booked as a single round the world ticket through a Japanese airline called A8A. So for this entire flight, I paid 145,000 points and only $1,300 out of pocket. Had I booked these with cash, it would have cost over $20,000. And even if I would have booked them separately with points, it would have cost 568,000 points. If you're into miles and points like I am, this is a bucket list redemption because of the sheer value that it offers. I am very excited about this. I'll explain more about and try not to get too nerdy. But first, let's go board Flight 1 of 9.

The good news is I don't even have to go to check in because this backpack is all I have with me for the next five days.

All right, security check. One of many.

To celebrate the start of this trip, I enjoyed a cheesy pretzel in the Lufthansa first class lounge because Germany. I have dreamed about doing this trip pretty much ever since I discovered the world of miles and points. And it probably took 40 hours of research to put this itinerary together. So I cannot explain how excited I am to finally be starting this journey. That is the 787 that's going to be taking me to Toky.

All right, this is it. Home sweet home.

Thank you for playing with us. Yeah, of course. Okay, so there was all kinds of fun stuff waiting for me when I got to my seat. Starting with a card for free, WI fi for the whole flight, an amenity kit, which I will open later. Big, comfy memory foam pillow, slippers, headphones, a blanket. And last but not least, think this is a big pad that's going to go over my seat when it's time to sleep. There's so much stuff. I've got to figure out what to do with all of it. I think I'll put the pad and the blanket up for now. No sense in not putting these on immediately.

Thank you. Cheers to the start of five days of flying.

Man, this is going to be fun.

Okay, now that we're up in the air, let me give you a quick tour around the seat. We have the seat controls over here on the left. Obviously, seat lays fully flat. The tray table comes out from over here. Fancy, huge, sturdy. And then back behind me we have the remote for the tv, but it's also touchscreen and easily reachable within arm's distance. We also have a USB charger, headphone jack and normal plug. And then last but not least, a giant desk over here to the left. This plane is set up in a one, two, one configuration and all the seats by the windows are staggered. So one seat is closer to the window and then the other seat is further away. Ideally, had I chosen my seat sooner, I'd be sitting by the window because that gives you a little more privacy from the aisle. But all things considered, I am very happy here for the next 12 hours. Kara is going to be so mad at me if I watch this without her. Thank you. We've just been given our menu. It looks extensive. It's like a small book. For lunch, we're choosing between the Japanese meal for the international meal. Obviously I'm going with Japanese because Ana is a Japanese airline. Deep fried tofu in the crab bean sauce. Yesterday's.

This is.

Thank you. Okay, we are starting with pickled radish, a tiny roast beef sandwich and a glass of champagne.

Probably won't do a bathroom tour on every flight because that's more Cara's thing I did want to show you. And because this is a Japanese airline, this toilet has a bidet. You can even change the power of the water. Also, for those of you who are wondering where Cara is, she is currently en route to Dubai and then we're meeting up in Toronto. We're just taking very different flights there. See you next week. Cheers. So on these big bucket list point redemption flights, sometimes it can be hard to find two seats. Like on this round the world trip specifically. So we've decided to split up and have two very different, different experiences and mark two massive flights off the norm. Bucket list. Also, we got toothbrush and toothpaste, face and body sheet. I guess this is like a cleansing towel, mouthwash. And last but not least, the toilet flusher.

Is motion sensored. I'll try this one. I switched to sake. I'm going for the full Japanese experience. This first course translates to a selection of morsels. I have no idea what half of this is, but it's beautifully plated and it Looks delicious.

This is the fried tofu.

Don't know if you can see this, but that is just a small container of tiny fish. Also, this is just the appetizer.

Thank you.

This is beautiful. Let's start with the miso soup.

Flying Ana is like a cultural experience.

I don't think there is anything more relaxing in the world than sitting on an airplane, eating dinner and watching a movie. Thank you. So I'm currently flying over Georgia, which I believe would mean that that's the Carpathian Mountains down below. One of the most stunning views I have ever had out of an airplane window. It's incred.

I'm not really tired. My body thinks it's 4pm but figured I might as well try to get a few hours of sleep because we have a very long journey ahead. Plus it would have been a shame not to test out the bed. Alright, see you in a few hours.

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Dear passengers, we have landed at Tokyo International Airport. Thank you. All right, 12 hours later, we have landed in Tokyo. I have a four hour layover and I didn't eat my last meal on the plane because I have one goal during this layover and that is to find sushi.

All right, this Is home sweet home for the next few hours. This is the a a Star alliance gold lounge which I got access to through my business class ticket that I booked. It's huge. It's beautiful. It's uncrowded, looks super modern. It has great views of the Runway. Unfortunately, no sushi. They do have a chef cooking in the middle of the lounge which is a super nice touch. And they even have a robot that will pour beer for you. I don't even know if I'm gonna drink this. It is. Can you see that? 11pm My body's time. But sex am here in Tokyo. The jet lag is real. The only thing carrying me through right now is just my enthusiasm for this trip. But I know it's going to catch up with me sooner or later.

Believe it or not, I've walked around this entire airport and could not find sushi anywhere. But I'll be back here in Tokyo in a couple days and I have a 24 hour layover where I'll be leaving the airport. So we'll definitely make sushi happen later during this trip. For now, it is time to board flight two. So this next flight is on an airline that I've never flown before. It's called Air Japan, but it's operated by ana, which is the same airline that I just got off of. It's on the exact same plane. So I don't know if I'm about to have a duplicate experience or if it'll be a little different. We're about to find out.

There it is. Home sweet home.

It's literally the exact same seat. I'm just two rows back. Same strategy as last time. Blankets and pads go up, pillow, slippers, headphones. The only thing we're missing from this flight that we had on the last one was the amenity kit. But I think there's a chance that'll still come. The good news is since this is the same plane, you don't need to see it all again. Which means that I can sleep.

So the plan was just to go to sleep. But then I saw they had plant based ramen on the menu. So lunch and then sleep. This looks so good. This must be spicy sauce.

That's spicy.

I would sign up to eat this on every plane I flew on for the rest of my life. That's how good it is. Wow.

All right. I've got about five hours left in this flight and the goal is to sleep the whole time. This.

Plenty of room down by the feet. So they didn't provide amenity kits but when I asked for an eye mask and earplugs, they magically appeared.

Okay, see you.

In a few hours.

For your safety, please remain seated until the captain turns off the seat bell sign. Seven and a half hours later, we have landed in Singapore. The Changi airport has been consistently voted one of the best airports in the world. And I have a three and a half hour layover here.

Okay, first stop is going to be the Singapore Airlines lounge which I have access to not because I'm flying business class, but because I am flying a Star alliance airline and I have Star alliance client's gold status. So just picking what I think is the best, basically.

Thank you. You're the best.

Oh wow. We have so many amazing food options. I'm gonna have to find some time to exercise during this trip. Hello. Hello. Are you late? Yes, I'm just watching your. Oh no way. That's awesome. Can I turn the camera around? Yeah. Yes you are. He's literally watching the gorillas video right now. That's amazing.

So this is the airport that has the giant indoor waterfall, but that's in a section of the airport called the Jewel which you actually have to go outside of security to get to. Otherwise that's where I would be. But if you do want to see that, Karen, I actually spent two days living in the Jewel back in 2019. I'll link to that video down below. For now, I have an hour until my flight flight boards and I thought I would just walk you around and show you why Singapore's airport is the best in the world. Okay. It is so green. There are so many plants, more plants. We've even got some fish down in the water. It's a gigantic movie theater where people can hang out completely free. Transit hotel if you need a nap. But it gets better. You want to charge your phone. You can jump on one of these bikes, plug your phone in here and actually use the power from these pedals to charge your phone. That's pretty cool. Here's a sneak peek of what's coming. But this is what I wanted to show you.

Alright, so that's the Runway and right now I'm just encased in a giant net. So this is an outdoor garden and kind of hard to tell at night, but it's filled with butterflies. So there is a butterfly garden in the Singapore airport. I thought they were all asleep, but there's one for proof. I think butterflies might actually sleep. I didn't see very many. And this is the free movie theater.

That barely scratches the surface. But hopefully Gives you a better idea of why this airport is consistently voted number one. Also, if you're into fancy shopping, there is an endless amount just finding things I didn't know anything about. We've got to go check this out. Okay. It turns out the cactus garden is just more of a nice way of saying. All right, time to board flight number three. This is the first new airline I am flying, Thai Airways Highways business class to Bangkok for two and a half hours. All right, home sweet home for the next two hours. Seat is really nice, super spacious, but not a lot of privacy in any direction which makes filming this very awkward. So the cool thing about the ANA round the world ticket is that you don't only fly on ana, you can actually fly on any Star alliance carrier. So my first two flights were on ana, but now I'm flying Thai Airways. Tomorrow I'll fly Thai Airways again, then EVA Airways, then A and A again, then United Uninet and Lufthansa I believe. So it's a super cool way to try out a bunch of different business class products. Okay, quick seat tour before we take off. Big comfy blanket, pillow. Seat controls are here. We've also got remote that can be used to control the TV because it's forever away, which is a good thing because that means we have tons of legroom. And there's also a big storage compartment under the TV for shoes or something like that. Unfortunately, no slippers or amenity kit. But this is.

I guess this is only a two hour flight and to get to sit in a seat like this on a flight this short is pretty incredible. Can you imagine flying in the US for only two hours, booking business class and then the seat looking like this? We'd like to welcome you on board our Royal orchid Service Flight DG410 Balfour Bangkok. The flight time to Swinburne Airport.

Thank you. You.

Yes, please. Can I also get a roll? Yeah. Thank you so much. The flight attendants have been super sweet. One of them watches the video so she's being extra nice. I believe I am 28 hours in to this travel day and I think I've eaten eight times. I couldn't do another full meal and I wasn't super excited about anything on the menu. So I've just gone with. Well, I asked for just the cheese plate, but it looks like I've got the starter, cheese plate, dessert and bread. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Maybe the most silverware I've ever been given on an airplane. Alright, see you in Bangkok in about an hour.

We have now landed at Swarnabur Airport. For your safety, please remember.

It is currently 10:30 here in Bangkok. My next flight doesn't take off until tomorrow morning at 8:15, so I have a 10 hour layover and I have a hotel booked to get some nice still solid sleep so I can enjoy the rest of my flights. Because even though I've been traveling for for almost 30 hours, I'm not even halfway through with this journey.

Oh no.

All right. This is home sweet home for the next eight hours. Honestly, being here in Bangkok just makes me so happy. Like really, all of Southeast Asia is so nostalgic for me. We just spent so much time here. Probably between the years of like 2016 and 2018, Bangkok and Chiang Mai kind of felt like our second home. Anytime we got tired from filming, we would just take a break, come here because it was super cheap and we could afford to do things like go out to eat. Lots of memories here that hold a very special place in my heart. I would love to go out but I'm not really the. The coast on road party.

Animal that I, I never was. That's just, that's not me. So I'm gonna get some sleep and I will see you in the morning.

Good morning. An hour until my next flight takes.

All right. Time to find a lounge with some coffee. In a perfect world there would also be a shower.

Okay, technically they did have a shower, but it costs money and we will definitely be able to find a free one. Okay, flight number four is on Thai Airways again. Last night we were flying on the A350, but this morning we're flying on the Triple 7. So we should get to try out a different seat. And by we at this point I just mean us. We're in this together. Since I'm not traveling with Carolina, feeling a little lonely and can't get out of the habit of saying we. Okay. This flight is going to be taking me three hours from Bangkok to Taipei. We're working our way north again.

All right, 20J, this is home for the trip. This one definitely feels older, but there's more privacy.

Man, I can't believe I get to do this again. I feel like it started all over. I got a great six hour nap and feels like a whole new experience to start.

Sorry, it's my champagne. The way the very first time we were in Bangkok, I sat at a McDonald's and explained on the tray how we were using miles and points to fund our first year of full time travel. And it's not Lost on me. And I was feeling super grateful just thinking about how 2016 me would not have even been able to fathom that nine years later, I would still be traveling. Especially not on this round the world trip in business class and doing it just for Fun and blowing 145,000 points to do this. It's been a journey. We are always grateful for it, but there are these extra moments where it feels even more special. And that gratefulness really bubbles up to the surface. And last night, and I guess now this morning has definitely been one of those times.

Okay, now that we're up in the air, quick tour around the seat. Honestly, these are all starting to feel pretty similar at this point. Seat controls, remote charging port down by my knee, two USB ports underneath the tv, and then the tray table folds down from the back of the seat, which is kind of unique. But I do like that it swivels far enough forward that I could slide out if I needed to while there's still stuff on the train. Breakfast this morning I'm starting with some fruit. I do this one, please.

Thank you. Once again, Thai Airways wins for the most silverware given on a plane. There's the extra little spoon in there. Breakfast is usually my least favorite meal on a flight, but this bagel, while messy, is extremely delicious.

Three hours later, we have landed in rainy Taiwan. Thank you. I have two hours until my next flight board. And shower is becoming a real priority at this point.

To continue the walk down memory lane that we started earlier this morning, the last and only time Kara and I have been here to Taipei was 2016, probably during our first month of full time travel. And I don't remember too much from that trip. But one thing that definitely stands out was trying stinky tofu, which still to this day lives in my mind as the worst food that I've ever tried ride. In fairness, it's a delicacy here. And we definitely had very western taste buds at the time. And I will admit that we definitely overreacted.

I'm trying not to breathe. Maybe if we tried it today, we feel differently. Okay, so I have access to the EVA Airlines Lounge, the Singapore Airlines lounge, and my priority pass will get me into Plaza Premium. But I've decided to try out the EVA Airlines Lounge because that's the airline that I'm flying next. And Taipei is EVA Airways main hub, which means that this should be their flagship and nicest lounge. All right. Welcome to the EVA Airways lounge. Yes. All right. It's looking promising.

Nice.

It's happening. I've lost count of how long I've been traveling. Somewhere around 48 hours anyway. Long enough to be in desperate need of a shower. We've got slippers, a towel, comb, toothbrush, hair dryer, fancy bidet toilet, and the star attraction.

How does this work?

Okay, I know it doesn't look like it, but I did change. I just have multiple of the same. Sure.

Okay. Flight number five is another three hour flight from Taipei to Tokyo. This could be my first time ever trying EVA Airlines, and I'm really excited to try it out. It's kind of rare that I get to fly on a new airline, especially in business.

Wow. Definitely the fanciest seat yet.

I am very excited about this. This is amazing. Sir, may I know how to pronounce your name? It's Buchanan or Buchanan. Yes, perfect. My name is.

As usual, fancy blanket and a bag and a big squishy pillow. Check out the seat over here. On the right hand side, we have these fancy touchscreen seat controls. Big, nice remote. Can we just compare this to the other remotes I've had so far? Storage cabinet, sterilized headphones. Please be over here. These will be the first ones that have gone all the way over. My ears. Yes. Honestly, my ears were getting so sore on that last one. I realize that I'm complaining about flying business class, but the little ones that sit on your ears, like they just pressed on my ears for so long. It was hurting. I don't think this was on purpose, but does that look like it faced anyone else? Everything just feels so new. The screen is huge and new, and it actually sits really close to you, so it feels way bigger than the other screens I've had. And then down here, right below where the camera's sitting, there's actually three different storage compartments. So nice to have this much leg room, but also this much storage space. They've done an amazing job with the seat design. And for the first time on this trip, when I land in Tokyo, I will be leaving the airport.

Okay, so in addition to the best seat, it also looks like the best food. They gave us the choice between three different menus. We had the western menu, the Chinese menu, and the Japanese menu, which is what I went with. And it looks like we have some miso soup, some kind of maybe like a crab wrapped in egg that looks like a piece of sushi. Fried salmon with mushrooms for the main side of rice and a little piece of sushi and some other things that I don't know what they are for the appetizer. Got a Good movie on. Eh? It doesn't get better than this. Unless Caro was here, of course. Check out these fancy chopsticks.

No idea what this thing is.

For dessert we have some kind of jelly. Dom, it looks beautiful. It has gold flakes on top, but I have no idea what it is.

Okay, so I'm pretty sure it's a green tea jelly with no sweetener at all. Filled with mung beans. It's interesting enough to go back for a second bite.

Tastes very healthy. Earthy and healthy.

International Airport.

Thank you.

By far, best part of the trip. Okay, I'm officially in Japan. Customs took forever and I've got about one minute to make my train. Or I have to wait 30 more minutes to head into the city. It's already a long journey. An hour and a half. Half.

Thank goodness.

We have made it to Shibuya. This is the world's busiest crosswalk. If you've been watching the channel for a couple years, we're going to take you somewhere that might be familiar. I never thought I would say in Japan. Pan.

Sweet home.

Okay, so this is the same capsule hotel that I stayed in two years ago when Karen I made a video about staying connected capsule hotels around Tokyo. And then I liked it so much that last year I brought my parents back here. We had a layover in Tokyo. And now I'm back for the third time. It's late. I have no clue what I'm gonna do while I'm here, but I'm gonna get some sleep and figure that out in the morning.

So I had one goal while I was in Tokyo and that was to eat my body weight weight in sushi. Which I'm happy to report I successfully accomplished at my favorite standup sushi bar in all of Tokyo. A very awkward place to film.

My secret plan after that was to attempt to climb Mount Fuji during my 24 hour layover. Could have used the steps and the exercise, but unfortunately the winds at the top were forecast to be 70 miles an hour. So that didn't feel like a safe decision. But then. So this was not the plan when I landed, but I just saw on Riley and Elena's, our friends who live on a sailboat on their new app that they just launched Sea people that they are hosting a meetup here in Tokyo tonight. Well, actually like in the harbor about 45 minutes away from here. They have no idea that I'm here, so I thought it would be fun to to go surprise them at their meetup. That's the plans for Tokyo.

All right. Riley and Alain. He brought me out into the middle of nowhere. Heard there was like a sailing meetup or something. What are you doing here?

What are you doing here? It was so good to get to catch up with him because the last time we saw each other I think was over two years ago when we were on the boat in Spain. But we did end up staying out until 3am last night. So I'm exhausted from a combination of lack of sleep, jet lag. My body has no idea what time it is. But the good news is I have 12 hours to sleep on this next flight, which should be the most exciting of all the flights. It's on a A again, but this should be a very different experience from the first two.

All right, this flight is going to be taking me 12 hours to Chicago. 15, 8. Thank you. Oh, this is not a big deal. I'm flying business class. But it's just like, you know, for the video for showing you something different. Well, personally it would have been nicer too. Okay. So I was supposed to be flying on one of Ana's newer planes. They have these amazing seats, nicknamed the room because they're so big. Here's what the experience should have looked like. All of this footage is from a video that we filmed over on the Daily Drop channel, which if you haven't checked out yet, you definitely should. But unfortunately there was a plane swap at the last minute. So now I'm back in the exact same seat that I've already flown in twice on this trip. But, you know, it's hard to complain too much. I still got to eat delicious ramen and lay flat and watch movies as we flew over the Pacific Ocean.

Thank you so much.

Twelve hours later, I've landed in Chicago. What started as a slightly disappointing flight turned out to be great. I got the most sleep, almost eight straight hours. The ramen was just as good as I remembered. And now I have a four hour layover here in Chicago and then I get on one more short flight before I get to see Kara again. Families with children the age of two.

I've been really spoiled by the lay flat seats on this trip. Trip. Now I'm on a super old United plane that still has the credit card slot where you used to be able to pay for movies.

So close.

On behalf of the entire United team and our Star alliance partners, thank you for choosing to fly with us tonight. We hope you enjoyed your flight and we look forward to seeing you again soon. Thank you. Thank you.

That was flight seven of nine. Flight number eight from D.C. to London actually doesn't take off for another month. So the good thing about this Ana around the world trip is that you can spend more time than I have have been spending in places. You can use this over the course of an entire year to travel all the way around the world. Stopping for a long time meets destination. So I'm using that ability to stop over here in Toronto and then I'm doing what's called an open jaw between Toronto and Washington dc. So basically that just means that I have to get myself there and then the itinerary continues from there. I'm about to jump in a taxi and in about 30 minutes, Kara and I will be reaching United. But first I borrowed a toothbrush and some mouthwash from my last flight and we'll go freshen up.

To.

All right, nice to meet you, man. Have a good one. Hey, made.

Well, I made it. I'm a little jet lagged, but we're about to record a podcast together and unfortunately I think the cold plunge is probably the best way to beat jet lag and look like a real human on this podcast.

Jake's up next. I'm setting intentions that this is going to be the best podcast cast ever. Yeah, baby. So I'm gonna share all my feelings. Time starts now. Yeah, I'm just gonna wait for you to get in so I don't interrupt.

What are you like a shaman? Yeah.

29 days later, I am in Washington D.C. ready to continue the round the world journey. After we left aiming and beck, we flew far, far north in Canada to a remote camp that we heard was the best place in the entire world to see polar bears. And it did not disappoint.

From there we flew home to Nashville for Thanksgiving. And then this morning I boarded a two hour flight from Nashville to D.C. and we are about to board flight 8 of 9 of this around the world journey. I'm pretty excited. Voice cracked a little bit, picked up a small cold and also a bit of a black eye. I did not get in a bar fight over Thanksgiving. That was a six year old niece's knee to the eyeball. Fun Uncle Nate. When I go home, which means a lot of chasing and wrestling and sometimes it gets rough.

Okay. After a two hour delay, this is our first flight on an American based airline. I'm a about to spend the next seven hours in United Polaris. Hey, how are you? Fine, thanks. How are you? And this is home sweet home. Let me show you around. We have blankets, another blanket, pillow. This one is memory foam. Another pillow there a Body amenity kit, some water, a nice little cubby to store things, a mirror plug remote. Definitely not as nice as EVA airways remote but more modern than most. Reading light. And then once we sit down in the seat seat controls over here and besides these headphones, that is about it. Okay, so waiting at our seat was this snazzy all black Claris menu. But in a classic really any American based airline hospitality. We were asked to choose two of the entrees in case they ran out of the other one. As we're comparing airlines around the world, this is the first time I've ever been asked to choose between two different entrees in case they ran out of the first one. But at the same time it doesn't matter because this flight was two hours delayed which means I get to spend two extra hours in the Polaris lounge which had an amazing veggie burger. So really I don't need to eat on this flight. But it's fine. Probably eight of nine and I figure we might as well make the most of it. Please. Thank you so much. Also I feel like Kara will be very mad at me if I don't save her this therabody crossbody bag. Let's see what's in the amenity kit. We have some socks with anti slip on the bottom, very comfy looking eye mask. Ooh arrived. Revive wellness kits. It's like a towelette, lip balm, hand cream, hydrating mist and eye serum. Never tried a serum before. Kira would be very excited. Soft tissue, earplugs and goodness a toothbrush because I didn't bring one and I was counting on getting one on this flight. And last but not least, a pin. And I will put on the socks and slippers and use this super shortly and take care of this bag.

So for dinner it looks like I got lucky. I got my first choice of tortellini, a side salad, an appetizer of burrata and quite as many as tireless.

Okay, I have a little more than four hours to try to get some sleep before we land in London. After nine years of travel, I think the worst time change is from the east coast to Europe. We have a little more than four hours left in this flight. I'm at least going to try to get a couple hours of sleep. See you soon.

So I just spent all day knocking a bunch of workout in a lounge and drinking hot tea. So I've got my voice mostly back. I may be about to miss this last wine of the trip. That sign back there said I need 15 minutes to get to the gate and I have 10. We're running in opposite directions. Good luck. This is how you know you built an airport too big. There's just people running in every direction. Come on.

After all day of relaxing in the lounge. All right. Eight minutes. Eight minutes. I got here so long ago. I didn't have a gate for my flight, so I just had to pick one side of the airport, and I sat on the wrong side of the airport all day. That's fine. I think we're gonna make it. Excuse me. That sign says five minutes. I might make it. Oh.

Just kidding. That's not my gate. I'm gonna make it. Turns out It's. It's not 15 minutes if you run going downhill fast.

So unfortunately, this last flight isn't going to be very exciting. This was the only one that we couldn't find in business class, so I'm sitting in the back. But it's only an hour and a half. And it's not like business class with inside of Europe is exciting anyway. That's what I'm telling myself.

Thank you. There it is.

In the unlikely event of a loss of cabin pressure, oxygen masks automatically released from operations.

That is by far the worst that I've ever felt on a flight. I don't know what happened. As soon as I sat down, it just got full body shakes. I have what I would assume it's a pretty high fever at this point. My goal is just to make it to the hotel. Oh, yeah. But we did it. Flight 9 of 9 might just sleep right there tonight. That looks really nice.