That describes pretty much my Monday
this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2024
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Not going to lie, the 6:00 a.m. beer hits different.
The 10 dollar bottle of water is slowly becoming a thing outside of airports
Flew last week and was surprised when all of the shops were reasonably priced
Converted to roubles. That's a lot of roubles. I can get 3.5 full lunches for this much.
Airports do not, under any circumstances, want you to sit down. They hate people who sit down. You will NEVER find a chair or a bench in a modern airport. These places are for entering in a mad dash and leaving ASAP.
If you have a layover you can straight up get fucked. Pay $400 to use the AMEX Platinum Place To Sit Down Club, cram yourself onto the most uncomfortable bar seating imaginable at a restaurant that charges you $30 for lukewarm soup, or learn how to hover.
Tell me you’ve never been in a Centurion lounge without telling me you’ve never been in a Centurion lounge.
Walking around in Pyjamas seems acceptable in a airport & Ellesmere Port it seems
Brushing teeth in public bathrooms is common in Brazil, especially those of an office.
To be fair, yall don't have fluoride in the water so you need to brush more often. (This is aimed at the Americans commenting)
It's funny. In America you never see it. I brush in the bathroom at work after lunch and everyone looks at me like I'm a mental patient. Like where else am I supposed to brush after lunch? Do people just not brush their teeth after every meal?
Do people just not brush their teeth after every meal?
In the USA the norm is morning and evening. Twice a day. Only at home.
Across my life in corporate America, I've seen a few people doing it after lunch, but it's very rare.
That explains why a former coworker of mine, who is from Brazil, brushes his teeth at the bathrooms after lunch at work. I thought he must have had some special reason, but I never asked because I figured it would be too much of a personal question when we weren't that close.
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