think i would pay $15 not to hear that sound when you re going up or down. and that guy. toddlers, your ratings are falling as we speak because i ve bombed you with all these crying children. look, the ceo of this airline called scoot air, the discount affiliate of singapore airlines says for $15 you can get a no-cry zone, a no-kid zone. seats are $15 extra, more leg room and young children are, quote, some place else. the ceo says no offense to young fliers or families, but we re going to have an area where there s not going to be a screaming baby next to you. scoot not the first to do this, there was a no-kid zone in malaysia airline that banned infants in first class at one point, child-free zones in coach class in that area, also the first seven rows of coach called a quiet zone, putting the families way to the back. there you go, happened before,
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and it will freeze the outside, but it will go some place else. so lava is the winner when it comes to man versus lava. the lava takes out house after house. maureen gap is one of dozens of residents who can only watch as lava moves in on her home. it s right there. and i just, i still think i m going to wake up tomorrow in my bedroom and everything is going to be here. and i don t know what s going to happen when i wake up and it s not. it s going to be hard. once the lava reaches her home, it ignites an intense fire. when all is said and done, miraculously, no lives are lost. but the town is almost completely covered. some hawaiians like walter yamaguchi who lost his business to the lava believes this is the work of pele. she tried to give me long vacation. why cry? might as well smile and start over again. the hawaiian philosophy of
this guy was some place else. yeah it was his anniversary and everything else. but politically he was thinking why am i dealing with tier two. it came across. now let s look at the impact of hurricane sandy. and the pictures we saw on television near the election like right before it, we saw the president of the united states a democrat facing a really tough re-election situation along with a pretty popular governor of new jersey. here he is, the president, with the new jersey governor chris christie. a week before the election. we are not going to tolerate red tape and bureaucracy. i ve instituted a 15-minute rule essentially on my team. you return everybody s phone calls in 15 minutes whether it s the mayors the governors, county officials. if they need something, we figure out a way to say yes. whatever he said then is still important today because there s so much devastation in that area. it s worse than we even thought in the beginning. it s getting worse and worse. people w
some people just left everything there and walked away. it was pretty crazy. the river of fire is unstoppable with the volcano producing half a million cubic yards of lava every day. there s really nothing you can do to stop the lava flow. i have seen people spray it with their garden hose and it will freeze the outside, but it will go some place else. lava is the winner when it comes to man versus lava. the lava takes out house after house. maureen gap is one of dozens of residents who can only watch as lava moves in on her home. it s right there. watch as lava moves in on her home. it s right there. and i just, i still think i m going to wake up tomorrow in my bedroom and everything is going to be here. and i don t know what s going to happen when i wake up and it s not. it s going to be hard. once the lava reaches her home, it ignites an intense fire.