Lounge Etiquette
Sep 19, 2018 | 1:09 am
#46
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I usually order my dutyfree to be picked up on my return and head to the lounge.
Sep 25, 2018 | 5:15 pm
#48
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What is wrong with these people 
Sep 25, 2018 | 5:19 pm
#49
Join Date: Aug 2014
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Same guy (exact same part of the lounge/v.similar clothing) in the Pier F lounge this morning doing exactly the same thing. 6 bottles of San Pellegrino packed into two rucksacks. Also, a travel mug that he carried back & forth to the bar area, with god knows what inside it What is wrong with these people
What is wrong with these people 
Sep 25, 2018 | 5:22 pm
#50
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Sep 25, 2018 | 6:04 pm
#51
Join Date: Aug 2013
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A big hullabaloo in the Wing F a week or so ago when someone picked up the bottle of red wine from the self serve area and walked off with it. Someone else was waiting to pour himself a glass and made it very clear to the entire area that the individual had taken the whole bottle. That persons face turned roughly the same hue as the wine.
Sep 26, 2018 | 11:32 pm
#53
Join Date: Mar 2015
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On a related note, I once had a shower at Pier J - was walking out of the long row of shower stalls, glanced left at an open shower room door as I strolled by, and spotted a young Chinese dude in one of the shower rooms, hunched over a sink, emptying out the amber-colored Aesop shampoo bottle into an Aqua mineral water bottle.
Seriously? Taking shampoo home with you? That's a new low. And at least learn to perform illicit acts with the door CLOSED (i guess he kept the door open for ventilation, thinking no one was around to watch).
But then again, if you're gonna sneak J-lounge liquids out, it might as well be Aesop shampoos - the 17-ounce shampoo bottle in the shower stalls costs upwards of $49. Easily the most expensive form of liquid in the lounge (far beyond beer/wine).
Seriously? Taking shampoo home with you? That's a new low. And at least learn to perform illicit acts with the door CLOSED (i guess he kept the door open for ventilation, thinking no one was around to watch).
But then again, if you're gonna sneak J-lounge liquids out, it might as well be Aesop shampoos - the 17-ounce shampoo bottle in the shower stalls costs upwards of $49. Easily the most expensive form of liquid in the lounge (far beyond beer/wine).
Sep 26, 2018 | 11:37 pm
#54
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On a related note, I once had a shower at Pier J - was walking out of the long row of shower stalls, glanced left at an open shower room door as I strolled by, and spotted a young Chinese dude in one of the shower rooms, hunched over a sink, emptying out the amber-colored Aesop shampoo bottle into an Aqua mineral water bottle.
Seriously? Taking shampoo home with you? That's a new low. And at least learn to perform illicit acts with the door CLOSED (i guess he kept the door open for ventilation, thinking no one was around to watch).
But then again, if you're gonna sneak J-lounge liquids out, it might as well be Aesop shampoos - the 17-ounce shampoo bottle in the shower stalls costs upwards of $49. Easily the most expensive form of liquid in the lounge (far beyond beer/wine).
Seriously? Taking shampoo home with you? That's a new low. And at least learn to perform illicit acts with the door CLOSED (i guess he kept the door open for ventilation, thinking no one was around to watch).
But then again, if you're gonna sneak J-lounge liquids out, it might as well be Aesop shampoos - the 17-ounce shampoo bottle in the shower stalls costs upwards of $49. Easily the most expensive form of liquid in the lounge (far beyond beer/wine).
Sep 27, 2018 | 12:20 am
#55
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On a related note, I once had a shower at Pier J - was walking out of the long row of shower stalls, glanced left at an open shower room door as I strolled by, and spotted a young Chinese dude in one of the shower rooms, hunched over a sink, emptying out the amber-colored Aesop shampoo bottle into an Aqua mineral water bottle.
Seriously? Taking shampoo home with you? That's a new low. And at least learn to perform illicit acts with the door CLOSED (i guess he kept the door open for ventilation, thinking no one was around to watch).
But then again, if you're gonna sneak J-lounge liquids out, it might as well be Aesop shampoos - the 17-ounce shampoo bottle in the shower stalls costs upwards of $49. Easily the most expensive form of liquid in the lounge (far beyond beer/wine).
Seriously? Taking shampoo home with you? That's a new low. And at least learn to perform illicit acts with the door CLOSED (i guess he kept the door open for ventilation, thinking no one was around to watch).
But then again, if you're gonna sneak J-lounge liquids out, it might as well be Aesop shampoos - the 17-ounce shampoo bottle in the shower stalls costs upwards of $49. Easily the most expensive form of liquid in the lounge (far beyond beer/wine).
Sep 27, 2018 | 2:13 am
#56
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On a related note, I once had a shower at Pier J - was walking out of the long row of shower stalls, glanced left at an open shower room door as I strolled by, and spotted a young Chinese dude in one of the shower rooms, hunched over a sink, emptying out the amber-colored Aesop shampoo bottle into an Aqua mineral water bottle.