Mfs be drunk 24/7, why?
Boeing has been building planes safely until the groundings happen years ago. What is the rush on producing unsafe plane and how did the planes even pass certifications?
Mfs be drunk 24/7, why?
Boeing has been building planes safely until the groundings happen years ago. What is the rush on producing unsafe plane and how did the planes even pass certifications?
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