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MICHAEL LOO | ALL | 589 out east |
June 26, 2019 7:25 AM * |
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AA2845 SAN ORD 2253 0456 738 9D was UA1010 SAN ORD 2230 0425 320 1F I was on my way to the airport but checked an e-mail telling me I'd had been hit with a 9 1/2 hour delay, getting me into Chicago at 2 something, and United had cleverly not rescheduled me on my 0600 connection; so off to the airport anyway, where I prevailed on them to rebook me on an American flight which would just let me make my original connection if all went well. So I retreated to the American club, where I apprised Lilli of my plan B, and we figured to meet at LaGuardia next morning (we don't fly together much these days, as I am Star and she's OneWorld). After United got me the reservation, I got me a premium economy seat, which offered pleasant service and a Woodford on the rocks, which came as a double. Unfortunately, the guy in the middle, though pleasant enough, was kind of big and flopped over into my space, so I tended to flop over into the aisle and kept getting knocked so didn't get but a couple hours' sleep. As I was transferring between mortal enemies who have staked out their territories at the opposite ends of ORD, I alit way at the end of the H concourse with my connection way at the end of the B concourse - a literal mile, close to 5500 feet. Being in somewhat better shape than last year, I got there with 10 minutes to spare. UA2140 ORD LGA 0600 0909 320 3A was 3F For some reason I lost my original seat but was given one almost equivalent. Another full flight, but the very good FAs found room for pretty much everyone's bags, squishing more into the first-class overheads than I thought possible. This was about minimum length for a breakfast flight, so catering offered an egg sandwich or fruit plate with oatmeal; I decided to go for the latter, which consisted of grapefruit (good), grapes (bad), orange wheels (good), and pineapple (good). The cereal was cold-brewed pinhead oatmeal in coconut milk with mango bits - not a terrible idea; the execution would have been okay if not for the fact that the dish was ice-cold and the mango tasted ike cough medicine only sour. On the side Chobani mixed-berry yogurt: I figured I'd need some protein to balance the carbs, but this probably didn't do that great of a job, being loaded with sugar as it must have been; too bad too that it tasted like crap. The plan was for me to go to her gate and wait for an hour, but I called for the shuttle bus to D (the terminal has 4 piers connected only outside security or by bus). I waited about half an hour and then gave up, making my way to the United Club outside security (as of this week there is a new club inside security) to camp out. Presently Lilli showed up, and instead of paging me, they let her come in. So we planned our day and went off to the bus stop. --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5 * Origin: Fido Since 1991 | QWK by Web | BBS.FIDOSYSOP.ORG (1:123/140) |
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