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Excellent idea, PM! The drugs will be in the ice served with that beverage. That and “free videos” will keep the masses satisfied.
Excellent idea, PM! The drugs will be in the ice served with that beverage. That and “free videos” will keep the masses satisfied — at least until they arrive — hopefully!
And until then, when steerage is unavoidable, maybe The Morphine Airline Seat.
I hope this is something in the near future, and not just a dream. Just did a trans-continental with 32″ pitch in United economy, and it was OK…but if the folks in front had done one of those full reclines…fuhgeddaboutit!