Chris Eargle

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Missed Airplanes and Automobiles

by chris 11. January 2008 17:40
There's a reason you're supposed to arrive at an airport an hour before your flight. I arrived 35 minutes before my flight, and as they were confirming my information, it kicked the guy off and refused to issue my tickets. Luckily, another flight was found for me, but now I will arrive 3 hours later. I am currently sitting around Charlotte waiting for my next flight. It's a good thing they have free wireless Internet here.

I'll arrive in Philadelphia sometime after midnight. Then, I've got to get my car and drive 40 minutes to my hotel. I have a feeling I'm going to be dead tomorrow. I guess it's nothing a few cups of coffee can't fix... hopefully by my session at 9:30.

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