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It's a cool story and all but did he really need to stop her plane leaving on time and rush over the airport to meet up with her? I mean, they'd met, she was on
by jemmyw 2y ago
It's a cool story and all but did he really need to stop her plane leaving on time and rush over the airport to meet up with her? I mean, they'd met, she was on his frequent flyers account, probably could have just send an email "hey, we were passing by just the other day and I thought of you, want to catch up?" Does she otherwise have to worry that every time she flies someone will stop her travel to recount the story yet again to a bunch of strangers?
- eadmund 2y ago> Does she otherwise have to worry that every time she flies someone will stop her travel to recount the story yet again to a bunch of strangers? Sounds like it: >> Owing to account notifications, David from time to time surprises Allie at an airport where they both happen to be, he said. You know, this could make a decent setup for a Brian de Palma thriller: an attractive young cancer researcher volunteers to save the life of a dashing older pilot; in return, he helps her out by offering to add her to his flight benefits. Naïvely, she accepts — but then he keeps on showing up to her flights. Then he starts appearing at a conference presentation. Then at her lab. Then her home. He won’t take ‘you’re welcome’ for an answer.