Quotation by

George Carlin

What does it mean to pre-board? Do you get on before you get on?

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Understanding this quote AI Analysis

The quote humorously points out the confusing idea of "pre-boarding," which sounds like getting on a plane before actually boarding it. It highlights how travel terms can sometimes seem illogical or contradictory when you think about their literal meaning.

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