Usair question

[ExPirateShopGirl]

If you wanted me to forget you asked that, you would have deleted if from your post so I'll answer.. ..also, I don't get it. What is so "disturbing"?

See, once you admit to lying you inherently lose your credibility. Maybe you're telling the truth, maybe you're not. I know you don't get it, but the rest of us do.

Enjoy your refund.

 

[Piecey]

See, once you admit to lying you inherently lose your credibility. Maybe you're telling the truth, maybe you're not. I know you don't get it, but the rest of us do.

Enjoy your refund.

So why ask?

And exposing more medical information than necessary? I said I had surgery. I wasn't aware that was more medical information than necessary. I didn't go... "well see, back towards the beginning of the year I paid this man 10 grand to operate on me JUST so I could have the opportunity to talk you up right now and see how much I could get from the airlines."


..and flying a lot doesn't give one a working knowledge of the travel industry. I racked most of the miles up on a study abroad trip to Europe through my college. Oh no, how many flames am I going to get now that you know how young I am?! (I just turned 20, for the record.)

..and flying doesn't mean I know how the travel industry works. I picked that information up before I ever even flew for the second time.

 

[ExPirateShopGirl]

So why ask?

To see how extreme the 'reason' was...

I rest my case.

 

[poohandwendy]

Definitely disturbing. If there is nothing to defend, there is no reason to be defensive. People all of the time ''stretch the truth'' to get their way. Not going to pat anyone on the back for it, it's wrong.

But hey, to each their own.