Signs that you're traveling too much....
Mar 24, 2016, 2:53 pm
#1
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Signs that you're traveling too much....
You attempt to log into your German railways account with your Austrian railway account details.
Also...
Your colleagues are shocked when you have a week off and don't go anywhere
Also...
Your colleagues are shocked when you have a week off and don't go anywhere
Last edited by exilencfc; Mar 24, 2016 at 3:10 pm
Mar 25, 2016, 1:19 pm
#5
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When the airline lounge receptionist greets you as follows "welcome back Mr Leavitt, our wifi code hasn't changed, and I've added you to the list for the next available shower, and your outbound is on time"
When the majority of the time you're on a flight where you've dated at least one of the FA's
When the majority of the time you're on a flight where you've dated at least one of the FA's
Mar 25, 2016, 6:54 pm
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Mar 25, 2016, 11:54 pm
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Mar 30, 2016, 6:54 pm
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Alternately, when you travel a lot, and for the majority of cases when crossing an international border, you don't see one because of trusted traveller programmes (NEXUS/GE, eIACS, SES, HKID, German easypass, etc.)
Mar 31, 2016, 4:49 pm
#12
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When the security people notice that I'm taking a flight that is one hour later than my regular flight.
When the Starbucks girls have my coffee ready and waiting before I even get to the counter. ^
When the Starbucks girls have my coffee ready and waiting before I even get to the counter. ^
Apr 1, 2016, 12:47 pm
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I was in the library today and saw a book entitled "We Want Miles," and my first thought was "of course we do; I'm earning a lot fewer now that DL bases RDMs on ticket price..." It took a second before I realized that it was a book about Miles Davis, and the title refers to one of his albums.
Apr 1, 2016, 1:30 pm
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While driving, you panic for a split second, wondering if you're on the correct side of the road.
You hear noise in your apartment block at 4am and reach for the bedside phone to call reception. Then you realise you're actually at home.
You sleep-talk in a foreign language.
You actually speak to someone in the wrong language, in a real life situation.
You scan the departures board, thinking "Where the devil is it I'm going, again?"
I admit to having done all of the above.
Add to this:
All your pens are emblazoned with the names of hotels.
Customs officials ask why you're carrying 14 different currencies.
You sleep late at home, then wake up thinking you've missed breakfast.
You hear noise in your apartment block at 4am and reach for the bedside phone to call reception. Then you realise you're actually at home.
You sleep-talk in a foreign language.
You actually speak to someone in the wrong language, in a real life situation.
You scan the departures board, thinking "Where the devil is it I'm going, again?"
I admit to having done all of the above.
Add to this:
All your pens are emblazoned with the names of hotels.
Customs officials ask why you're carrying 14 different currencies.
You sleep late at home, then wake up thinking you've missed breakfast.
Last edited by JY1024; Apr 7, 2016 at 8:11 am Reason: merged consecutive posts from same user