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LolEephus said:
I thought #1 was good, but may be outdated.. I have noticed it seems like airlines know when I check prices and try to bait you by raising prices. I don't think it is done anymore with sites like kayak though.
Pick 4 sets of casual clothes. Pack them in a carry-on as you normally would. Take them out, roll them, pack again. Report back with results.
plus less wrinkles
I've done this for years, mainly to plug into an outlet converter in another country and make a bunch of 'merican outlets.
In some airports. In other airports it is nearly impossible to find even an outlet you can plug into.
Yeah the title of the article is a little over the top/click baity, but there are a handful of things on the list I had never thought of that seem useful. And at least it isn't slideshow format. My original title was going to be "20 Useless MacGyver Tips, 10 You Already Knew, and 10 That Might Be Useful Travel Tips" but that wouldn't fit.
Now that's useful.What I do is unpack as soon as I get to the hotel. I put all my clothes on hangers, turn the shower on hot, hang all the clothes somewhere in the bathroom, close the door and let that go for 20 minutes or so. Then I just transfer to the closet and all the wrinkles are gone by morning.
Nah, much easier to flush 100 gallons of hot water down the drain.
i ended up with a middle. The couple kept talking to each other. I asked if they wanted to move. Oh no we like our seats. Wanted to punch them in the face
That's when you start responding to their conversation.
Where do I exchange money before I leave?
Well, I usually shower when I get to my room, so it's really only about 10 extra minutes.
WAY too much work
