Somehow it puts your brain even deeper to sleep. Mine at least. Maybe. Doesnt take much. All right, we mentioned flying. Our next guest has created a lot of buzz about a situation on long island. Lets go to the videotape, please. Oceanside, long island. Hal not too long ago started parking his cessna aircraft right there in the driveway. Yeah. He said he couldnt afford the airport fees anymore. He had been parking his cessna in an airport and just couldnt do it anymore because hes going through a divorce, hes got some financial problems. Hes 69 years old, right now hes got a medical condition, so right now he cant fly. Especially since hes not using it right now. Yes. So hes its on the driveway. Now, some of the neighbors, they dont like it and, apparently, the up to doesnt like it either. Theyve slapped him with a summons, at least one that we know of, that could start really adding up. Now, into the mix we have a guy at mac arthur airport who says, hal, you can keep the plane here fo
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