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CLICK (ode to the nerve-wracking online airfare purchase) Click here to purchase the selected tickets. Is this right? Is it? Probably. Better check. Yes. Review the itinerary. Okay. Review. Review. Flight number. Okay. Where? From London. Good. Wait. Is it Heathrow? Is it? LHR. Is that it? Is it? Yes. Okay. London. London to where? Denver? Denver. That’s right. Okay. But when? October 2. Is that right? Yes. October 2. Departing 12:05. That’s pm. Plenty of time. Okay. Arriving? When? Arriving DEN, 7:46. That’s pm. Wait. Oh god. Time change? What’s the time change? Overnight? Can it be? Wait.
No. That’s backwards. Jumping back. Not forward. Yes. That’s same day. October 2, arriving. Okay. Stopovers? YYZ. What’s that? Not important. Seat number? D. Aisle seat? Yes. Okay. Insurance: no. Hotel: no. Car rental: no. City tour: no! Click here to purchase. / Cancel.
Cancel. Should I cancel? Should I click? Review. Have I reviewed? So much money. Is it right? Click? Click? Click? Click. |
too funny!
Haha. Nice ode. That always scares me too, but it's not just the clicking that scares me, because I've made some idiot travel choices with face-to-face arrangements as well. Like paying 4 x's more to take a train from italy over to spain, than to get a cheap flight--I learned my lesson.
Thanks for the comment, I didn't realize that I was on Traverse until you said something. And about that 'breathtaking surf photo', I love it too but it's not mine, just a favorite of mine. I found it in a Patagonia magazine, and felt that it fit the message I was conveying. Just wanted to clarify--
I'm definitely more afraid of the online purchases...ever since I lost $1700 by accidentally buying tickets for the wrong date and not being able to get a refund. Ahh!!
Thanks for clarifying about the photo. Still an amazing shot. And also, I really liked yours of the banana market. I've tried to capture mass quantities of identical foods like that before, but have never been that successful.
Thanks for your comments!
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"We're sorry. Your itinerary has been repriced. Your $657 ticket is now $1000." ;)
Ohhh...that sounds all too familiar!