If there’s one thing I miss about Covid, it’s not having to travel for work. Man, that little break from having to do it was sure nice. Usually every 2 months or so for me and it’s all the typical business spots; Orlando, Vegas, Atlanta, drive to Chicago, repeat. So mind numbing, and airports are one of the most miserable places a human can be.

How about the people who act like you are a piece of shit for not switching seats with them when they have a middle seat… so they can sit with their kids, spouse, etc.

Find me another aisle seat, I’ll switch.

There is no jolly chubby black guy that resembles Tiger Woods, is there?

Chicago O-Hare is the worst airport that exists on the planet.

There is one, and he flies people around for a living.

Too bad he's a 49er fan.

I wish you all knew the joy that is deplaning at the Burbank airport. It's on the tarmac and they unload from the front and the rear of the plane. They're the only airport that does this and I hope they never stop. It's genius when you're flying there to go straight to the very back row and know that it's actually first class

Terrible Terrible Rental Car system there... The worst and I travel a lot... takes forever

Be glad you aren't in a plane sitting out on the tarmac for three hours while passengers are passing out...

I don't like the no assigned seats but Southwest definitely has better service and prices between Sacramento and KC than other airlines.

You know what is worse than being in the Phoenix airport


being outside it

It doesn't start getting oppressive until about 107⁰.

:shrug:

It's a dry heat

YES YES YES

I usually fly eow. This lady got mad because she couldn't sit with her sixth grade son (who was literally one row behind her).

I'm 6'3, I don't want a ****ing middle seat lady. Sorry

It's the 95⁰ at 10pm that sucks... you get used to the heat to a large extent, but having no break from it 24/7 for weeks on end in June/July kind of sucks.