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The JetBlue security question that has Twitter in stitches

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Published on: 28th November 2019 at 10:12 AM
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A security question listed on the JetBlue website is causing quite a stir on Twitter, asking parents to reveal the name of their favourite child.

The question was posted to the social media platform by @_lanaloo with the caption “JetBlue savage for this”.

JetBlue savage for this pic.twitter.com/FQKowYMXQb

— il (@_lanaloo) November 18, 2019

The airline retweeted the screenshot, adding “Say it. You know you have one.”

The responses from the wider Twitter community were equally good, if not better.

“Answer is clearly baby yoda,” said one user, referring to a character from the Disney + Star Wars series The Mandalorian.

“Can it be ‘depends on the day’?” another said.

And our personal favourite: “Definitely could even be ‘neither today’.”

One user even pointed out the screenshot could be misleading.

“I think the question is trimmed because of the space constraints. Also note there is no question mark in the end. The question might be “What is the name of your favourite childhood friend?”

Either way, points to JetBlue for their great response.

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