Travel Agent
I was walking past a travel agent's office recently. (I didn't even know they existed any more--doesn't everyone order tickets over the internet?)
In the window was listed the price of one-way and round-trip tickets to various places. The one-way ticket to San Francisco was $82. The round-trip ticket was $186. Does this make any sense?
I'm reminded of a joke that's not closely related. A guy goes to buy a round-trip ticket. The travel agent asks "to where?" He replies, with some surprise "to here."
Columbus Guy says: Careful, LAGuy, or you'll get drummed out of the Reason Institution.
posted by LAGuy @ 1:40 AM
2 Comments:
Someone wants to give an incentive to anyone who would think about living in San Francisco to leave L.A.
Yes but how much was a one-way ticket from SF to LA? Whether its irrational or hyper-rational, (I think fares are determined by state lottery drawings), I have found that airlines price 1 way tickets differently depending on the direction you travel.
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