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You and your co-pilot are on a cross-country flight from New York to LA. You don't feel like talking to your passengers though, so you decide to write Ruby methods to announce each state as you fly over it. Here is an example of what one of your methods might look like:

def pennsylvania
  return "We're flying over Pennsylvania: Home of virtue, liberty, and independence!"
end

Write your methods in a new file called fly_over.rb and puts each of your methods at the bottom of the file. (You might need to look at a map to figure out which states you'll be flying over.) When you're done, run your program to deliver your announcements to the flight's passengers.

• Get excited! puts the messages about your favorite states in all caps.
• Confuse the passengers! Return the announcement for your least favorite states backwards.
• Safety first! As the pilot, it's your job to keep everyone safe. Write two methods fasten_seatbelts and free_to_move_about_the_cabin that return the appropriate safety messages.

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