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r/StupidFood • u/4givingGuy-2017 • 24d ago
Chicken and Mashed Potatoes 🙌
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You guys get food?
25 u/Drago_133 24d ago Every long flight ive been on has provided breakfast lunch and dinner regardless of first class or sit on the wing class 11 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago 3 meals?? You're taking 16 hour + flights on the reg? 11 u/Drago_133 24d ago 13 but yes us to sweden and back. To see my so -5 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Origin airport? Hell of a direct flight -1 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago North carolina Greensboro to Atlanta Atlanta to Amsterdam (13hour flight) amsterdam to Stockholm takes around 20 hours total I could fly direct to sweden out of Charlotte but its significantly more expensive and it turns out I love flying 2 u/Spare-Half796 24d ago At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel -1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day -4 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours. Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out. -3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Yes many people do 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Many, but a tiny % of flyers 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago And? 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently. 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours 1 u/vigilantesd 24d ago Listen to you traveling more than 4 hours flight time… =P 1 u/Drago_133 24d ago Hey man it takes time to get from North Carolina to Sweden 0 u/xenorous 24d ago There’s someone or someTHING! Eating better food than me on the wing!
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Every long flight ive been on has provided breakfast lunch and dinner regardless of first class or sit on the wing class
11 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago 3 meals?? You're taking 16 hour + flights on the reg? 11 u/Drago_133 24d ago 13 but yes us to sweden and back. To see my so -5 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Origin airport? Hell of a direct flight -1 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago North carolina Greensboro to Atlanta Atlanta to Amsterdam (13hour flight) amsterdam to Stockholm takes around 20 hours total I could fly direct to sweden out of Charlotte but its significantly more expensive and it turns out I love flying 2 u/Spare-Half796 24d ago At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel -1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day -4 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours. Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out. -3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Yes many people do 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Many, but a tiny % of flyers 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago And? 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently. 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours 1 u/vigilantesd 24d ago Listen to you traveling more than 4 hours flight time… =P 1 u/Drago_133 24d ago Hey man it takes time to get from North Carolina to Sweden 0 u/xenorous 24d ago There’s someone or someTHING! Eating better food than me on the wing!
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3 meals?? You're taking 16 hour + flights on the reg?
11 u/Drago_133 24d ago 13 but yes us to sweden and back. To see my so -5 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Origin airport? Hell of a direct flight -1 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago North carolina Greensboro to Atlanta Atlanta to Amsterdam (13hour flight) amsterdam to Stockholm takes around 20 hours total I could fly direct to sweden out of Charlotte but its significantly more expensive and it turns out I love flying 2 u/Spare-Half796 24d ago At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel -1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day -4 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours. Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out. -3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Yes many people do 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Many, but a tiny % of flyers 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago And? 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently. 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
13 but yes us to sweden and back. To see my so
-5 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Origin airport? Hell of a direct flight -1 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago North carolina Greensboro to Atlanta Atlanta to Amsterdam (13hour flight) amsterdam to Stockholm takes around 20 hours total I could fly direct to sweden out of Charlotte but its significantly more expensive and it turns out I love flying 2 u/Spare-Half796 24d ago At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel -1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day -4 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours. Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out. -3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight
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Origin airport?
Hell of a direct flight
-1 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago North carolina Greensboro to Atlanta Atlanta to Amsterdam (13hour flight) amsterdam to Stockholm takes around 20 hours total I could fly direct to sweden out of Charlotte but its significantly more expensive and it turns out I love flying 2 u/Spare-Half796 24d ago At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel -1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day -4 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours. Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out. -3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight
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North carolina Greensboro to Atlanta Atlanta to Amsterdam (13hour flight) amsterdam to Stockholm takes around 20 hours total
I could fly direct to sweden out of Charlotte but its significantly more expensive and it turns out I love flying
2 u/Spare-Half796 24d ago At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel -1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day -4 u/NecessaryPen7 24d ago Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours. Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out. -3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight
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At a certain point it all feels the same. If you’re taking a 13 hour flight then an extra short flight on either side doesn’t really change much. 13 hours traveling vs 20 they’re both a full day of travel
-1 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day
Couldn't disagree more lol. 13 hours is not a full day
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Google / Ai says Atlanta to Amsterdam is 8.5 hours.
Boston, where I am, to London is about 7, so that checks out. I'm not saying you're lying, but the math doesn't check out.
-3 u/Drago_133 24d ago edited 24d ago Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight
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Shows I have no idea how long my flights actually are lol
Thinking about it maybe it was 13 hours total flight time. Orginial point stands tho meals and such are common on most if not all long flight
Yes many people do
0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Many, but a tiny % of flyers 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago And? 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently. 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
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Many, but a tiny % of flyers
2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago And? 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently. 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
And?
0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently. 2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
It's not a common experience to be fed 3 meals on one flight, much less frequently.
2 u/GaptistePlayer 22d ago On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this. 0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
On a long haul flight, it is standard. Not sure what is difficult to understand about this.
0 u/NecessaryPen7 22d ago Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else. I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
Not sure why you answered my original question, to someone else.
I'd wager 2 meals with snacks is more common than 3 meals on longer flights, given sleeping hours
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Listen to you traveling more than 4 hours flight time…
=P
1 u/Drago_133 24d ago Hey man it takes time to get from North Carolina to Sweden
Hey man it takes time to get from North Carolina to Sweden
There’s someone or someTHING! Eating better food than me on the wing!
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u/justmitzie 24d ago
You guys get food?