If all the bankrupt US airlines post-9/11 had been bought up by an investment group headed by Osama bin Laden so Al-Qaeda could be “free” again, it might match what Twitter feels like today. Bye, folks — it’s been a ride.
@ByERussell Squeezing two turds together. Classic business strategy. I might race to the bottom but those two have been digging the hole deeper for years.
Liquor store clerk: I’m gonna need to see some age verification
Me: Gosh, remember how great United treated 1Ks?
Liquor store clerk: enjoy your purchase
Liquor store clerk: I’m gonna need to see some age verification
Me: remember making mixtapes from the radio? You had to hit the “record” button with millisecond timing.
Liquor store clerk: enjoy your purchase
Here’s the upgrade list for this afternoon’s flight from Cancun to Houston.
Looks like @tedcruz is on his way back, @danpfeiffer. He’s just narrowly missing the upgrade list
That’s assuming that “cru, r” is him. And I do.
Looks like somebody bought a Trump helicopter. It remains to be seen if it’s being bought for an amount way over reasonable value for a fairly tapped out S76B with some maintenance issues in its history. https://t.co/QGKpDbL3qk
@paul700789@AirlineFlyer @FurloughedAgain @byerussell Yes. Let’s totally focus more on the pilots, because that distracts us from the choice our airlines made to fly a defective product likely to kill people because it was 7% cheaper to operate.