and are walking around the cabin. going to the bathroom. chatting to neighbors. whatever it might have been. >> oh, boy. >> and this happens. absolutely. i'm not being, it's not hyperbole to say you would have lost a passenger through the, through that door. it is a miracle that nobody, it was a miracle and luck that basically the plane was at 16,000 feet therefore the pressurization of the aircraft had not happened at 35,000 feet. i am old enough to remember, i'm going make up the name of the aircraft. i think it was a lower airlines, where the tin can came off the top the 737. remember that, jim? >> i do. who could forget that one? >> right. and there's been another one where a cargo door blew out on a larger aircraft. in both of those cases,

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