Official CF traveling for work thread

[ISUCyclones2015]

dumps taken gotta be like 500 right? 400 in airport. 100 mile high?

2 in the air. I refuse to sit down on those seats. One was Japan First Class and they cleaned after every person. The other was quite an emergency and I'm lucky I wasn't on Twitter or something embarrassing lol

Airport? Hundreds for sure.

 

[NWICY]

He proved that he wasn't a pilot............









at least not a very good one.

 

[cytor]

2 in the air. I refuse to sit down on those seats. One was Japan First Class and they cleaned after every person. The other was quite an emergency and I'm lucky I wasn't on Twitter or something embarrassing lol

Airport? Hundreds for sure.

So the real question is... how many flight attendants have you bedded?

 

[simply1]

Trying to book a specific hotel in Seattle and our travel website isn’t pulling it up.

 

[JEFF420]

Trying to book a specific hotel in Seattle and our travel website isn’t pulling it up.

concur can suck it

 

[CycloneDaddy]

concur can suck it

Concur is such a piece of ****.

 

[pourcyne]

What is good old Crash Lethal doing these days?

 

[CyCoug]

I’ve been coming to LA one week per month this year, since that’s where my company is based. I wouldn’t want to come more, but it gives a good balance of working in the office vs from home.

 

[Pope]

For the first half of my career at ISU, I traveled a ton. When I woke up each morning in a hotel, it would take me a few seconds to remember what town I was in and where the bathroom was.

Got off the road for the second half of my career and I didn't miss it one bit.

There was a really good movie several years ago that reminded me a lot of what it was like being on the road all the time.

 

[StPaulCyclone]

Anyone on the road or in the air right now? I'm currently sitting at TGI Friday's in DFW.

Thought it might be fun to know where everyone is at.

Just boarded my flight in Denver.

 

[CoachHines3]

traveling 2 ur mom

 

[Bigman38]

It's not for everyone. It's a special group of psychos that enjoy doing it.

Plus the stats are cool to look at (if you keep track like I do) and remember all the random trips, stories, memories, traumas...

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F that much travel but keeping the stats like that is cool.

 

[Bigman38]

Finally was able to wind down work travel this year to around once per month after 8 years of 60-100 flights and 80-100 nights per year on the road. Had a flurry of like 12 out of 15 travel weeks towards the end of last year and it finally broke me. I used to love work travel, then I enjoyed it, then I tolerated it, and at least right now, I hate it.

Never have done that much travel for work but I definitely went through that cycle. Now I get out of as many trips as I can and when I have to go I mostly dread it. I don’t mind the flying/working, it’s just all the free time you’re giving up.

 

[Mr Janny]

For the first half of my career at ISU, I traveled a ton. When I woke up each morning in a hotel, it would take me a few seconds to remember what town I was in and where the bathroom was.

Got off the road for the second half of my career and I didn't miss it one bit.

There was a really good movie several years ago that reminded me a lot of what it was like being on the road all the time.

I have a similar experience from time to time. At home, my dog sleeps right next to me. She's always tucked up against my legs. When I'm on the road, I often wake up and my first thought is why isn't she there? What's going on?

 

[JP4CY]

I have a similar experience from time to time. At home, my dog sleeps right next to me. She's always tucked up against my legs. When I'm on the road, I often wake up and my first thought is why isn't she there? What's going on?

Read this in a Talking Heads Once in a Lifetime tone.