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Did you ever read that TIFU story about a guy who tried to tell his sister and her friend to check out Cash Cab, but accidentally said Fake Taxi instead?

I've often been amazed at how the hivemind of sports communities, like /r/nba, can pose and thoroughly explore an idea in incredible depth. Do y'all (or any other executives/teams that you know of) ever seriously read online communities just to see if any amateurs have done some interesting work or exploration? Or to gauge how the fanbase might feel about certain moves?

I always hear that your standup is actually really, really dirty.

What's your dirtiest joke?

I get crazy claustrophobic in enclosed areas if there isn't clear signs of making progress to a destination. Like, on a moving elevator I'm fine, but if the elevator pauses for more than a couple seconds between stopping and opening the doors, I start to get really tense.

Lately, that's started to happen to me on airplanes waiting to take off. If we're sitting still for more than a couple minutes with no update from the pilot on why, I start to get super-nervous. Had I been on your plane tonight, I fear I might be on the news tomorrow as that guy that freaked out and forced a plane back to the gate because of a panic attack.

So, my question for you: have you encountered anyone with claustrophobia around flying in your line of work? Do you have any tips on dealing with it? Is there a 'worst case scenario' of how long people could theoretically be stuck out there on the tarmac? (Even knowing, "Worse comes to worst I'll be out of here in 6 hours" might help my mind out)