I have mixed feelings about this. It's clearly a wealthy guy being written about by his privileged daughter and he was was pretty reckless in using his unlimite

I have mixed feelings about this. It's clearly a wealthy guy being written about by his privileged daughter and he was was pretty reckless in using his unlimited pass. Entitled, maybe. It's hard to have much empathy. He missed 84% of his booked flights. That's a huge amount, and he did the same for his companion pass. He said himself that the pass had paid for itself for how much he flew so it's not exactly like AA is taking advantage of some middle class nobody that spent a significant chunk of their lifetime income on this. Still, AA was shitty in their response. It was dumb of AA to offer this to begin with. And the author's dad was clearly struggling with depression, substance abuse, and grief. I don't really know where I'm going with this. I guess I just find the eccentric details of the lives of the wealthy to be tiresome to read about. edit: I guess this is a dupe and these thoughts were all already expressed in old version