00:28Welcome to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
00:31We were told once the flight was cancelled, they were going to send it to baggage claim
00:37and we would just pick it up and be able to be on our way, which is fine, I mean
00:42it happened
00:42and there's nothing we can do about it, but now we're down at baggage claim and they're
00:46telling us that no, they didn't do that and the bags won't be ready until sometime tomorrow.
00:52Well, we know that our flight has gotten cancelled.
00:55At first, the time was around 9 that we would be getting on and it got changed to 10 and
01:02then it got cancelled all around, so that happened first and then after that I started questioning
01:08what was going on because I saw something online earlier but I didn't think anything of it,
01:13I kind of just scrolled past it until we got here and I noticed everything was happening.
01:17I also just want to be the most open I've seen in a while, so I think the only time
01:21I've seen
01:21this open is 9 p.m. on a Tuesday, so yeah.
01:26At first it was just the typical, your flight's delayed and then finally when FAA ground stop
01:34information became, I guess, more public, they were able to tell us exactly what they knew,
01:41which was it was not much, just that it was extraordinary circumstances and due to some
01:49sort of like telecommunications issue but more for safety, that it was for our safety that
01:57they were trying to delay things.
02:11So that's what we all think of these regular circumstances.
02:13It's not very comfortable to see how to do the selecting and what the ambientライン
02:14of the big picture.
02:14Oh, my God.
02:14Oh, my God.
02:15You
