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The Utah monolith that mysteriously appeared a couple of weeks ago suddenly disappeared — and Southwest Airlines is using the opportunity to have a little fun.
Southwest tweeted this morning that the airline reclaimed the silver post — for its boarding position columns at airports.
Sorry y’all, we needed it back. https://t.co/tuOKj1igF7 pic.twitter.com/d3SOF4GeMS
— Southwest Airlines (@SouthwestAir) November 29, 2020
The gag was apparently created by “Chicago lawyerdog” @theiota.
THEY STOLE MY PHOTO! 😂 https://t.co/ZNYQsJkMba
— the iota (@iotapup) November 29, 2020
Southwest made sure, um, Mr. Iota got his due credit:
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