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The airport is just like any other airport. Saw one, seen them all. There are badly proportioned ticket counters with overproportioned attendants, unmoving queues at the luggage check-in, three sorts of shops that sell nothing but books and booze (the only two things that make long flights bearable), and defective announcement boards that are substituted by croaking, undecipherable voices over the speaker system. Thank god your mum is tasked with getting you through all the hindrances modern airport designers invented with the intention to reduce passenger figures to prevent the collapse of air traffic. | The airport is just like any other airport. Saw one, seen them all. There are badly proportioned ticket counters with overproportioned attendants, unmoving queues at the luggage check-in, three sorts of shops that sell nothing but books and booze (the only two things that make long flights bearable), and defective announcement boards that are substituted by croaking, undecipherable voices over the speaker system. Thank god your mum is tasked with getting you through all the hindrances modern airport designers invented with the intention to reduce passenger figures to prevent the collapse of air traffic. | ||
| - | To your surprise, you manage to board the flight without any problem. The flight is neither four hours delayed , nor did it leave prematurely while you were still at TSA. You pass TSA like a charm and walk down through the roofed gangway. | + | To your surprise, you manage to board the flight without any problem. The flight is neither four hours delayed, nor did it leave prematurely while you were still at TSA. You pass TSA like a charm and walk down through the roofed gangway. |
Revision as of 21:56, 10 May 2014
The airport is just like any other airport. Saw one, seen them all. There are badly proportioned ticket counters with overproportioned attendants, unmoving queues at the luggage check-in, three sorts of shops that sell nothing but books and booze (the only two things that make long flights bearable), and defective announcement boards that are substituted by croaking, undecipherable voices over the speaker system. Thank god your mum is tasked with getting you through all the hindrances modern airport designers invented with the intention to reduce passenger figures to prevent the collapse of air traffic.
To your surprise, you manage to board the flight without any problem. The flight is neither four hours delayed, nor did it leave prematurely while you were still at TSA. You pass TSA like a charm and walk down through the roofed gangway.
