Youseff wrote:I don't mind travelling if I can book the flight independent of anyone else, because I usually find some time to explore where I'm going. A little Waffle House or a Cubbies game can make all the difference, but I usually eat like shit, and get tired, and then feel like shit for the next few days.

The Dude wrote:

Youseff wrote:I don't mind travelling if I can book the flight independent of anyone else, because I usually find some time to explore where I'm going. A little Waffle House or a Cubbies game can make all the difference, but I usually eat like shit, and get tired, and then feel like shit for the next few days.

yeah, that part is fun. the actual airport/flying stuff is the part that can really take a toll when you do it over and over

Youseff wrote:

The Dude wrote:

Youseff wrote:I don't mind travelling if I can book the flight independent of anyone else, because I usually find some time to explore where I'm going. A little Waffle House or a Cubbies game can make all the difference, but I usually eat like shit, and get tired, and then feel like shit for the next few days.

yeah, that part is fun. the actual airport/flying stuff is the part that can really take a toll when you do it over and over

I get so cranky if people don't know how to get through security efficiently. was in Toronto a few weeks ago, and I don't know what the story was, but I kept my jacket, shoes & belt on through security.

Youseff wrote:

The Dude wrote:

Youseff wrote:I don't mind travelling if I can book the flight independent of anyone else, because I usually find some time to explore where I'm going. A little Waffle House or a Cubbies game can make all the difference, but I usually eat like #$!&@, and get tired, and then feel like #$!&@ for the next few days.

yeah, that part is fun. the actual airport/flying stuff is the part that can really take a toll when you do it over and over

I get so cranky if people don't know how to get through security efficiently. was in Toronto a few weeks ago, and I don't know what the story was, but I kept my jacket, shoes & belt on through security.

Grotewold wrote:With kids now and only being able to do it once [in a while] I fucking love work travel. Stay out late every night without losing any sleep

ReadingPhilly wrote:how's boston housh?

Bucky wrote:I believe everyone is being PUNK'd here. He's doing a Schtick. Andy Kaufman didn't invent that genre!!

pacino wrote:get the lead out

Pennsylvania has a dubious distinction. The state contains the most individual census tracts – 1,100 in all – where at least 10 percent of childhood lead tests were elevated over the last decade. In 49 different tracts, from inner city Philadelphia to capital Harrisburg, at least 40 percent of children tested had high lead.

Those figures are disturbing – but not surprising – to health officials in the state.

Bill McNeal wrote:I used to travel a lot at my old company and it was soul sucking at times. Although, I would travel back and forth to the same city for weeks and weeks and company policy allowed for us to have the hotel do our laundry. So I'd bring my clothes and what not down the first week and the have the hotel hold my luggage and send all of my dirty clothes to be laundered over the weekend and when I'd check back in Monday I'd pickup my bag and clean clothes. Made it a lot easier to just have to haul my laptop/carry on back and forth on the plane. At one point I had a box in storage at the embassy suites in Tampa with my Xbox, some booze, food and all of my toiletries

My new company does shorter trips like fly there on Tuesday and return on Thursday, which is better on the family life impacts since I'm only away for one full day, but it kind of sucks having to do the whole airport shuffle twice in three days.

Youseff wrote:just got suggested to me on youtube. I watch UFC fight highlights on there so I get recommended the worst possible shit.

PrattRules wrote:

Youseff wrote:just got suggested to me on youtube. I watch UFC fight highlights on there so I get recommended the worst possible shit.

My top four recommended videos right now are:

Anthony Bourdain cooking a steak.
An 8th grade basketball phenom.
A chess hustler.
Replacing a piece on a samsung dishwasher.

Pretty much sums up my life.