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It's definitely META...like she uses a jet the way we use cars...but she's also doing big work that justifies it...in my opinion.

WHO?😉😅

Brother what

@@Inquisitorius179 🤣🤣🤣

Average Taylor swift fan

@@Nicolaus5o9 so mid

@Jorges9144 LATAM doesnot have curbside, but they are in Terminal 4 usually row 6. You can do self serve kiosk with the bag drop off right there (super easy) or have an agent help you, all before TSA. Hope that helps...i have two videos about my JFK LATAM experience that might also help!

@Jorges9144 LATAM is located in T4 usually row 6 with both a self serve kiosk with baggage drop right next to it (super easy) or you can have an agent assist (that will be a longer wait), all before TSA. They don't have a curbside service. I have two videos about my LATAM JFK experience that go in depth about check in...see the one about JFK to Lima, that may help!

I posted a reply that seems to have disappeared 😕 I'm so sorry that you were stung, that must have been painful! There's no excuse for not having those flags, it's very irresponsible as you or someone else could have been seriously injured.

@@j23123 Yes, it was a reference to the time we when there were mask mandates...were you confused by the post?

@@thewholetraveler yeah my bad

Well, some of us have places to be....and I'm not swimming across the Atlantic or Pacific 😄🤣.

@AndyDandy. as inconvenient as they are you are1,000% right ✅️ Thank you for sharing🙏🏼😷

@MessiahAndElijah Yikes..😬...some of us are afraid of heights🙊😅

Thank you for sharing and definitely agree the Delta hub at LGA is more modern than T4 at JFK!

Turbulence can be a traumatic trigger definitely , and you're rught if its too much, then maybe an alternative form of transportation (bus, ship 🚢) might be better or prescription sedatives if you're doctor thinks that can be a viable option.

@thewholetraveler nah I just smoke some weed before the flight

@@bantheundead4162 ok then🤣🤣🤣

@@sl1therine244 🤣🤣🤣

@Davidwilliams-lk7hb it definitely depends, but on the whole the lounges in Europe are nicer with higher level clientele

THANK YOU for sharing some of your story. It is definitely a challenge for travelers on the spectrum or who have other mental health challenges (and I can relate!). Parents with children on the spectrum have to take this seriously and realize that there are things that can/need to be done in order to prevent their child from having a full-on meltdown. That's why it's so important to have a "plan" in place to help with the anxiety and stress. Some of these things include giving yourself LOTS of time to go through the check in process, eating enough to fill your belly (or if you can afford it--having a nice sit down meal at the airport), even having medication available (if that's an option that you and your doctor have devised). Delta (and maybe other airlines too) have what are called sensory rooms at the boarding area where passengers with "cognitive challenges" can go to "de-stimulate" They are rooms designed be visually and aesthetically soothing. If airports don't have these rooms, there are chapels or places of worship that are often quite and soothing too. I do think having a very full belly--especially with a ton of carbs (so you can feel sleepy on the plane) has helped me. Hope this helps in some small way! You're definitely not alone. 😊✈️

Thank you for sharing

@@tortisrot 🤣🤣🤣 what would be considered "natural" with a mic?

@BenTheCityExplorer Thank you! Lake Eola was an unexpected delight! 🌴🦢

People do care, her supervisor cared enough to intervene. People who care make the world better. it's good to hold people accountable and to have standards.

@robertclay1150 You don't fly, period.

@@thewholetraveler no

​@@robertclay1150😂

@lilacs07 definitely, gimme love and support

@@PeterMasella It was filmed in April 2024

@@thewholetraveler That makes sense!

@@badskoomadealer6899 the payout depends on several factors (how many people they need, the airline's internal policies, etc). However, one good rule is that the compensation will almost ALWAYS be less than what it would cost to involuntarily bump you from the flight.

@violet18 She was being playful, the passengers were all laughing and clapping. It had the feel of a comedy club.

Very welcome! Glad it was helpful and I love Avianca, very solid airline! Safe travels!

@@andreyaires226 glad to help 💯

@paneperunovski 😂😂😂 I think it's the reaction to being asked that gives a psychological indicator.

@uppitybee898 I think a lot of people agree with you and Paris has been trading on its name for decades while the rot continues to spread. I think people will begin to see and understand Paris in these terms if they didn't already.

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😂😂😂 Yes! Definitely.

I agree 1,000% with you! It's so discouraging getting to a nice lounge only to see packs of hobos walking around. It's like you're at a bus station at 200 am.

@@thewholetraveler Sadly a sign of the times. I"m hardly a blue-blood. I've done well but heck I prefer the local diner or fast food eatery. BUT - nice restaurants. A business class lounge - I think dressing, and acting a certain way is actually a responsibility and part of the charm of it all. But alas, nowadays if you got bit by a dog under a random constellation being in the sky - you qualify for the lounge so here we are :)

​@MPDLR so true😂

Checked luggage will normally stay in the pit of the plane and continue to the destination for domestic flights. When you arrive the bags will be waiting for you at the hold area in baggage claim. If you end up not going to where you were flying to the airline will arrange it to return the luggage back to you.

It will most likely be waiting for you at the airport (which is kind of nice). Just go to the baggage claim office.

Thank you. They must be more expensive tho, right!?

@@johnskiffington9117 🙊🙊🙊

@@kevinsnewslotchannel 🤑🤑🤑me too!

@senyacomen4584 That's an interesting observation, people would assume the opposite bc it's a national capital.

@@glennfischer8894 Yezzzz🤑🤑🤑

Yeah, it's definitely going to reach a point where the dead of summer is going to be too unbearable without AC for most of Europe (even The North) just like North America.

@@ElguirideCalafell-sb1yz what part of Spain?

@@thewholetraveler The whole of spain is at 35ºC or over it since a month now

@@ElguirideCalafell-sb1yz really? The WHOLE of Spain is uniform in temperature 🤔

@@thewholetraveler Have you always been this bad at reading?

@@ElguirideCalafell-sb1yz Always.

Thank you!

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@Mrs.Fezziwig those are good points, most hotels use generators to compliment their AC use (i think in many EU states it's mandatory) so there isn't an additional burden on the power grid.

I agree at this point that it's just a necessity and evolves beyond being a cultural preference.

@@DoggyOnPc1080p No. You really do in most places.

​@@thewholetraveler so how did humans survive the thousands of years without AC

@puljz8551 just because our ancestors suffered in Holy Hell doesn't mean we should or have to...we are allowed to evolve...and that include having AC in a broiling summer

@@thewholetraveler this summer wasnt even that hot in europe lol

@puljz8551 Please. I know Europe very well and have been in too many countries to know that is not true 👏at 👏 all. Didn't famous people in Greece die from severe heat exposure, going on walks and then becoming disoriented and dying? 🔥🥵🔥😵‍💫🔥💀

Welp, apparently, not only the US has brought in AC units

@@user-gs2yl8gv4v Fans during heatwaves do not help enough🥵🥵🥵