Q: Why does the airport terminal have a reference to out to lunch?
A: i don't recall "out to lunch" being in the song, but it might be in the video. "out to lunch" is a cool sounding phrase, in my opinion. it's probably no longer used for lunch purposes, but it's fresh enough in people's memories that it's still a well known classic. even better, my highschool science teacher used to use it to mean "totally incorrect" or "having no idea what they're talking about." for example if you say Paris is the capital of Spain, that's considered "out to lunch". i suppose i've had a fondness for that phrase ever since