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9. imagine if mcdonald's sold a meal combo for cheaper than just a burger and soda

Reply to IDemo (Original post)

Tue Dec 30, 2014, 12:57 PM

Dec 2014

and then, when some people ordered the combo and threw out the fries, they cried foul and said "you MUST EAT THE FRIES!"

the airline can fly an empty seat for the skipped leg and still get a better deal than they bargained for as they save on fuel. this in a rare lawsuit in which the "victim" has actually come out ahead and yet that's not good enough for them.

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Why is United Airlines suing a 22-year-old? [View all] IDemo Dec 2014 OP

They busted Madame Marie for telling fortunes better than they do. n/t Orsino Dec 2014 #1

�Qu�? IDemo Dec 2014 #2

Source is Springsteen... Orsino Dec 2014 #4

for me this boardwalk life is through babe / you ought to quit this scene too unblock Dec 2014 #6

I applaud your Springsteen reference mcar Dec 2014 #15

we used to do this on international flights all the time couple of decades back DrDan Dec 2014 #3

I ran into a similar thing years ago NV Whino Dec 2014 #5

Doesn't your luggage go on to the final destination? drm604 Dec 2014 #7

"only works if you book a one-way flight with no checked bags". n/t PoliticAverse Dec 2014 #8

Don't check luggage Major Nikon Dec 2014 #12

imagine if mcdonald's sold a meal combo for cheaper than just a burger and soda unblock Dec 2014 #9

Back when I was an airline ticket agent, SheilaT Dec 2014 #10

I'm not sure how the point beyond would work unless the traveler was using a ticket with no cancel seaglass Dec 2014 #14

Calculating a fare using the point beyond did not require a ticket be issued SheilaT Dec 2014 #18

God forbid an American corporation loses a few thousand in revenue. Initech Dec 2014 #11

What does the guy's age have to do with anything? If he's in the right, he's right at 18 or 80 and Bluenorthwest Dec 2014 #13

I used to book a lot of travel at work tammywammy Dec 2014 #16

I didn't even know that was a possibility. Xyzse Dec 2014 #17