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Previously on "So I'm presenting this meeting"
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Of course the client doesn't pay for flights. I add the cost of the flights to my invoice. And a bit extra for the admin involved. And VAT.
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Premium economy i'll have you knowOriginally posted by MarillionFan View Post
Maybe slow for peasants like you in Economy, but I'm a club world flyer and BA gold member. Priority queues all the way.
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Maybe slow for peasants like you in Economy, but I'm a club world flyer and BA gold member. Priority queues all the way.Originally posted by aussielong View PostSF airport is not one you want to be rushing through. The security checks there are a nightmare. It took me 1 hour to get from one flight to another through SF, with no dawdling.
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The client does not pay for your flights?!!Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI'm perm. Plus it was a business class flight and I don't remember anyone on here earning £3k a day. (With the exception of Sasguru of course)
Epic FAIL.
HTH,
SAS
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SF airport is not one you want to be rushing through. The security checks there are a nightmare. It took me 1 hour to get from one flight to another through SF, with no dawdling.
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Ah - thruppence ha'penny, you mean.Originally posted by AtW View PostHint - amount of actual work he does there
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Ahh, that's niceOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostWell of course she did. Which is why she came up to the airport instead with the kids to say hello and offer to drive to me to the car park I left it in.
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Well of course she did. Which is why she came up to the airport instead with the kids to say hello and offer to drive to me to the car park I left it in.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostYour wife didn't notice the car was gone?
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but its very much a variation on a theme. It was only a few months ago we had arrive at the wrong airport and miss flight story.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostOh I don't know. There was plenty of action and the suspense seemed to build up nicely, although the ending was a slight disappointment. Would have been funnier if MF had run up the gangway just as the plane doors slammed shut, and he missed the flight.
I once gave a friend a lift to Gatwick, where he had a flight booked. Or so he thought, until the check in lady pointed out that the ticket said Stansted! Cue mad dash back up the M23, round the M25, and up the M11 at 100 MPH much of the way. (Luckily it wasn't the rush hour.) And like MF, the guy just caught his plane by a matter of seconds.
I mean would you employ anyone in a senior position who gets the basics wrong so often.....
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You've lost me there. I don't understand. Is it a permie thing?

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