Airport drinking

[brymoore]

I found out on my flight east on Friday, the key to airport drinking is to have the company pay for a first class ticket. Free drinks during the flight!

 

[44hunter45]

Home again, home again. Jiggety Jog

Need to touch grass soon.

 

[44hunter45]

Last one for today, maybe? Woodinville Rye.
Alaska just upgraded me to first class but the Seattle to Pullman leg is the one where I need to act my age.

 

[noharleyyet]

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Home again, home again. Jiggety Jog

Need to touch grass soon.

• Today at 4:49 AM

 

[SaskHunter]

My local airport has recently been using those full body scanners. Last time I went through one I made a joke about them being able to see my wang. The guy kept a straight face and asked what was in my pocket as this big red rectangle was showing up where my front pocket would be. I pulled out a pack of silly-gummies, the guy waved me through and I proceeded to open and eat them while my stuff was going through the x-ray machine. The guy laughed and wished me a safe flight. My coworker and I made our way to the lounge and indulged in beers waiting for our flight.

This is how civilized societies operate!

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[cedahm]

When I have to go back east or overseas I’ll go across the bay and take a shuttle to that airport. I’m thankful my company gives me a card that gets me into the Centurion lounges. Makes arriving early more tolerable.

Man, the SFO Centurion was awesome when it first opened in 2014ish. No such thing as a waitlist, Free Coravin pours (including some really excellent $100+ retail bottles), really good food. One time my wife and daughter were with me and they had a deal with Coach where you could customize a free Coach passport holder. Really above and beyond at the time.

Now most of them have gotten crowded to the point I don't usually bother. Except Laguardia (currently my weekly destination) which is shocklingly not very full even on Thursdays and Fridays.