Call in the marching band, sound the trumpets, release pigeons into the endless skies of dull old Dayton which, by some unexpected twist of cosmic luck, is now playing host to the glitz, the glamour, the breathless diplomacy of what Ohio’s governor has optimistically branded as 'United Nations 2.0'. Yes, ladies and gents brace yourselves for a spectacle of grandeur, a spectacle of… well, probably just a lot of talking. In a move most people would describe as completely uncalled for, Delta Air Lines - a name now synonymous with cramped seating, overpriced meals, and occasionally reaching the right destination - announced its latest venture into diplomacy. Woohoo! Because why solve actual on-ground challenges of being an airline when you can chase after vague geopolitical aspirations? In a shockingly short-sighted bid to ‘expand horizons beyond skies’, Delta is reportedly investing a whopping $10 million in Dayton. The iconic American city also known as the “birthplace of aviation,” their press release noted. Cute wordplay there, Delta. You're making Shakespeare's ghost proud. Apparently the airline's already stellar services weren’t enough, and they had to add ‘solve world crisis' to that delusionary perfection. Oh, and perhaps make Dayton an international hub while they're at it. Well, land on the moon too, why don’t you? As part of this audacious transformation, Dayton, in a stroke of Public Relations brilliance, has decided to rebrand itself as the United Nations 2.0. Oh, the inevitable optimism, the overwhelming naivety. It's like putting a gold star sticker on a crumbling assignment and hoping for the best. Ironically, rebranding your city is not the same as fixing a wet paint sign or sprucing up a lobby with airline-model tables. It's more like trying to fit an elephant into a suitcase while promising your mother it'll definitely fly. Interestingly, this whole United Nations 2.0 vibe insinuates that people weren't thrilled with the original model (shocking, I know). But it’s okay. We get it. Everyone likes sequels. Star Wars, Titanic II, Jaws 2 (which nobody watched but they still made it), now UN 2.0! This is bound to have the same level of depth, precision, and international value. Delta Air Lines' recent 'embrace' with diplomacy has reminded everyone that sky is not always the limit. Sometimes, it is just a new peak of ridiculousness. This is a setting sun on the realm of sanity, an audacious brave new world where everyone pretends to solve problems while expecting others to believe in those solutions. So gear up Ohioans for this splendid dive into diplomacy. May your airline food be evermore meager, your flights even more delayed, and the politicians visiting your permanently under-construction UN2.0 polished and vague as they pontificate upon issues they won't resolve. Zoom in on Dayton, folks. The absurdity is about to hit cruising altitude, and trust us, it's a sight to behold.