#ImportantUpdate
Air India & Air India Express clarify that, since 4 December, economy class airfares on non-stop domestic flights have been proactively capped to prevent the usual demand-and-supply mechanism being applied by revenue management systems.
We are aware of screenshots of last-minute itineraries with one-stop or two-stop flights or a combination of economy and premium economy or business cabins taken from third party platforms. It is not technically possible to cap all such permutations, but we are engaging such platforms to exercise oversight.
Air India and Air India Express are seeking to add capacity to help travellers and their baggage reach their destinations as quickly as possible.
– Air India Spokesperson
Suddenly, you’re 26.
Out of college now.
Got the new corporate job. Apartment in the city. Met a girl and it’s getting serious. Joined the pickleball league.
You’re happy. It’s everything you wanted, right?
The steady paycheck, your own crib, no more useless schoolwork.
But every morning lacks excitement. It’s already mundane.
40 more years of this…wake up, 9-5, gym, netflix, die?
But it’s everything that “younger you” had hoped for.
Or was it?
At 26, you feel different.
Feels like a blank canvas…on your own, no parents, no teachers, no responsibilities.
Your life is now solely based on your decisions. All on you, kid.
My advice is to play big…and play big right f*cking now.
Because next thing you know, you’re 45. In the same city, same job, same bars…thinking “if only I would’ve”.
So pick up the canvas and picasso that sh*t right now.
I love the arrogance a 22 yo has.
Fresh out of college. Full of raw energy. An entire life ahead of him. Brute forcing his way through situations. Superiority complex at its absolute peak.
Really just poetry in motion. 22 makes you feel invincible.
Till life throws a few punches here and there. But for what it's worth, I think the absolute arrogant douchebags at 22 are the wisest chaps at 28.
The weirdest effect instagram has had on culture is that it has created this genre of friends you keep in touch with not by talking to them but by entertaining them. You don’t exchange ideas, you exchange things to laugh at together. You’re not really friends, but your images are
"Whenever I’m feeling like I need to prioritize what I’m doing or overthinking a particular situation that is making me anxious, I try to remember this great exchange in the film Bridge of Spies. Tom Hanks, who plays a lawyer, asks his client, who is being accused of being a spy, 'Aren’t you worried?' His answer: 'Would it help?' I always think, 'Would it help?' That is the pivotal question that I ask myself every day. If you put everything through that prism, it is a remarkably effective way to cut through the clutter." — @andrewrsorkin in Tribe of Mentors
Not to get too corny about this but it's got to feel so good to have your guy, whom you've known since you were both kids, at the top level of this industry with you. No drama, you've both made it, and now even at these weird rarefied events you can just run into your boy
2 years ago, “All the Bells Say” from ‘SUCCESSION’ was premiered.
The episode has one of highest ratings of the show with 9.7 on IMDb. And delivered one of the most iconic scenes of Jeremy Strong as Kendall Roy.
"The photograph of Kurt Cobain in tears has been extensively published. Tilton watched Cobain smash his guitar through an amplifier and walk offstage. He followed him backstage.
The pent-up emotion 'just had to go somewhere,' says Tilton, and Cobain burst into tears. 'What I really love about it is that it is a very real moment, and he allowed it. Other artists would have said, 'Not now, lan, please!' It is very unusual," adds Tilton, "for anyone from a band to show such vulnerability!"