Well, that's whatsomeCEOsareconsideringfortheiremployeesinthe U.S.
Itiscalled a four-dayworkweek, andsomebusinessleadersarethinkingaboutimplementingittohelptheiremployeeswithburnoutorthefeelingthatsomepeoplehavethatthey'reoverworkedandreadytobasicallygiveup.
Almost a thirdoflarge U.S. companiesareexperimentingwitheither a four-dayor a four-and-a-half-dayworkweek.
I wasactuallyinhighschool. And I was -- I wasactuallyintheshower.
実は高校生の時、シャワーを浴びていたんだ。
I don't usuallyturnontheTVtowatchlandingswithmyfamily, butthatday I did. Andafter a coupleofminutes, I kindofshootthem, said, hey, youguysgooutsideandplay. Anditwasclearsomethingwasnotright.
HeworkedtherecoveryoperationsandhewasatNASAwhentheagencydeterminedthatitwas a well-knownproblemwithpiecesoffoamfallingfromtheexternaltankandstrikingtheshuttleatlaunch, thatultimatelyledtoColumbia's demise.
Safetyoverthepast 21 years, I thinkwe'veworkedatit, butas a continuousprocess.
WhenBowen, HoburgandtwoothersattemptedtolaunchforthefirsttimeinFebruary 2023, on a SpaceXFalconIXrocketandCrewDragoncapsule, theyscrubbedwithjusttwominutesleftontheclockduetoanissuewithigniterfluid.
Welaterlearnedthatitwasactually a NASApersonintheroomwhohadmadethecallnottodothat.
And I lookingbackatitandthinkingaboutthatwillingnesstosayno, tostop, tosay, wedon't needtolaunchtoday.
Wereallyappreciatedthatandthat -- that's anexampleofwherewe'vemoved a littlebitpast, hopefully, thethingsthathavegottenusintroubleinthepast.